Reference code: GB-0033-DPR1/3 (part 7)
Title: Durham Probate Records: probate bonds 1820-1839
Dates of creation: 1820-1839
Extent: 4 metres
Held by: Durham University Library, Archives and Special Collections
Origination: The Spiritual Chancellors to the bishops of Durham (through their Registrars)
Language: English, with some Latin
Original administrators' and executors' bonds, with some associated documents. See
main DPR1 catalogue for further details on these
records.
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The probate bonds were stored in date order (in two sequences), along with some documents such as renunciations or proxies which were presumably filed at the same time as the bonds. The documents were numbered by the Registry, and apparently
stored on spikes or strings, the modern references incorporate the Registry numbers.
This list incorporates information from the North East Inheritance (NEI) database relating to these records. However, the online NEI database at http://familyrecords.dur.ac.uk/nei/data/ will generally be found more helpful for research using the probate records, as it can be searched by person, place, occupation and document type as
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Administration bonds 1820Reference: DPRI/3/1820/ADPRI/3/1820/A1/10 25 January 1820
certificate of oath; John MICHIE, esquire, of late of Spring Gardens Whitehall in the parish of Saint Martin in the Fields in the county of Middlesex
reply from the bishop of London to the bishop of Durham
DPRI/3/1820/A1/1-9 25 January 1820
administration bond, penal sum £39; John MICHIE, esquire, of late of Spring Gardens Whitehall in the parish of Saint Martin in the Fields in the county of Middlesex
grant of administration to John Graham limited to the testator's interest in property in the manor of Harte
DPRI/3/1820/A1/11 21 January 1820
letter of request; John MICHIE, esquire, of late of Spring Gardens Whitehall in the parish of Saint Martin in the Fields in the county of Middlesex
request from the bishop of Durham to the bishop of London
DPRI/3/1820/A2/1 24 January 1820
administration bond, penal sum £9; Mark MIDDLETON, baker, late of Lower Shadwell in the county of Middlesex, formerly of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1820/A2/2 13 November 1819
letter of request; Mark MIDDLETON, baker, late of Lower Shadwell in the county of Middlesex, formerly of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
with certificate of oath, 4 January 1820
request from the bishop of Durham to the bishop of London; with reply
DPRI/3/1820/A3 18 January 1820
administration bond, penal sum £400; Mary JACKSON, widow, of late of Stockton in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1820/A4 31 January 1820
administration bond, penal sum £16,000; Ann LYNN, widow, of East Cross Street in the parish of Bishop Wearmouth in the county of Durham
subscribed with memorandum relating that additional security was given in 1822 (see bond 1822/A138) when the estate was revalued at under £9,000
DPRI/3/1820/A5/1-7 7 January 1820
administration bond, penal sum £9; Lionel DIXON, the younger, plumber, of Newcastle upon Tyne
administration of the goods left unadministered granted to Edward Bennett limited to land and property in Stamfordham and Hawkwell, Northumberland
DPRI/3/1820/A6/1-8 5 February 1820
administration bond, penal sum £9; John RICHARDSON, gentleman, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration to Thomas Moffatt limited to the intestate's interest in property at Alnwick. [This administration bond was issued in error, without knowledge of the existence of a will.]
DPRI/3/1820/A7 22 January 1820
administration bond, penal sum £200; James HILL, ship-carpenter, bachelor, late belonging to the merchant ship Backworth on her passage to the East Indies, formerly of Stockton in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1820/A8 31 January 1820
administration bond, penal sum £9; William OGLE, gentleman, of the Glasshouse Bridge in the chapelry of All Saints in the town and county of Newcastle
DPRI/3/1820/A9 10 February 1820
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Thomas SANDERSON, ship-owner, of Monkwearmouth Shore in the parish of Monkwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1820/A10 15 February 1820
administration bond, penal sum £400; Ralph HUTCHINSON, gentleman, of Crossgate in the chapelry of Saint Margaret in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1820/A11 18 February 1820
administration bond, penal sum £400; Elizabeth PALIN, widow, of Sunderland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1820/A12/1 21 January 1820
administration bond, penal sum £200; James MILBURN, bastard or person begotten or born out of wedlock, yeoman, bachelor, of the Struther in the parish of Simonburn in the county of Northumberland. Died 12 September 1817
administration granted to George Maule of Lincoln's Inn, solicitor, for the use of His Majesty
DPRI/3/1820/A12/2-3 21 January 1820
declaration of goods; James MILBURN, bastard or person begotten or born out of wedlock, yeoman, bachelor, of the Struther in the parish of Simonburn in the county of Northumberland. Died 12 September 1817
declaration of estate value by George Maule esquire, solicitor on behalf of the king
DPRI/3/1820/A12/4 18 February 1820
certificate of oath; James MILBURN, bastard or person begotten or born out of wedlock, yeoman, bachelor, of the Struther in the parish of Simonburn in the county of Northumberland. Died 12 September 1817
reply from London to Durham
DPRI/3/1820/A12/5 10 December 1819
letter of request; James MILBURN, bastard or person begotten or born out of wedlock, yeoman, bachelor, of the Struther in the parish of Simonburn in the county of Northumberland. Died 12 September 1817
request from Durham to London to take oath
DPRI/3/1820/A12/6-8 21 July 1819
power of attorney; James MILBURN, bastard or person begotten or born out of wedlock, yeoman, bachelor, of the Struther in the parish of Simonburn in the county of Northumberland. Died 12 September 1817
power of attorney of the king's Advocate General and Procurator General to Robert Burrell, notary at Durham, requesting grant of administration to George Maule, king's solicitor
DPRI/3/1820/A12/9-11 10 May 1819
King's warrant; James MILBURN, bastard or person begotten or born out of wedlock, yeoman, bachelor, of the Struther in the parish of Simonburn in the county of Northumberland. Died 12 September 1817
warrant of Prince Regent on behalf of George lll to the Procurator and Advocate General to assert his right to the estate and nominating George Maule, treasury solicitor, to take out administration
DPRI/3/1820/A13 14 February 1820
administration bond, penal sum £12,000; Isabel ALDER, spinster, of Ryton in the county of Durham
administration granted to Elizabeth Alder, sister
DPRI/3/1820/A14 26 February 1820
administration bond, penal sum £60; George STOKLE, cordwainer
DPRI/3/1820/A15 21 January 1820
administration bond, penal sum £400; Arabella EMERSON, spinster, of chapelry of All Saints in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1820/A16 2 March 1820
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Henry SHADFORTH, master mariner, bachelor, of North Shields in the parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1820/A17 8 March 1820
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Elizabeth BATY, innkeeper, widow, of Bishopton in the parish of Bishopton in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1820/A18 13 March 1820
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Matthew GIBSON, gentleman, of parish of Saint Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1820/A19 25 March 1820
administration bond, penal sum £40; Ralph OLIVER, tailor, of Great Chilton in the parish of Merrington in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1820/A20 21 March 1820
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; John WALTON, gentleman, bachelor, of Allergill in the parish of Stanhope in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1820/A21 11 April 1820
administration bond, penal sum £150; Mary DANSON, widow, of Morpeth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1820/A22/1-2 11 January 1820
administration bond, penal sum £140,000; Thomas ADAMS, esquire, bachelor, of late of Alnwick in the County of Northumberland. Died 23 January 1813
Administration of the goods left unadministered granted to Thomas Naters, the executor of Alexander Adam's executor William Adams. Administration granted 11 Jan 1820 (on dorse) or 11 Mar 1820 (at foot on face).
DPRI/3/1820/A22/3-4 11 January 1820
certificate of oath; Thomas ADAMS, esquire, bachelor, of late of Alnwick in the County of Northumberland. Died 23 January 1813
reply from Quebec to Durham
DPRI/3/1820/A22/5-6 1 November 1819
letter of request; Thomas ADAMS, esquire, bachelor, of late of Alnwick in the County of Northumberland. Died 23 January 1813
from the bishop of Durham to the bishop of Quebec
DPRI/3/1820/A22/7-8 11 January 1820
affidavit; Thomas ADAMS, esquire, bachelor, of late of Alnwick in the County of Northumberland. Died 23 January 1813
oath of administrator (Thomas Naters esquire, merchant ship owner and ship master, formerly of Liverpool; afterwards of Quebec; since of the island and town of North Hero, Grand Isle, Vermont; now of the city of Quebec)
DPRI/3/1820/A23/1 23 March 1820
administration bond, penal sum £40; Samuel MABBATT, the younger, stationer, of Grays Inn in the county of Middlesex
DPRI/3/1820/A23/2-3 23 March 1820
certificate of oath; Samuel MABBATT, the younger, stationer, of Grays Inn in the county of Middlesex
from the bishop of London to the bishop of Durham
DPRI/3/1820/A23/4 20 March 1820
letter of request; Samuel MABBATT, the younger, stationer, of Grays Inn in the county of Middlesex
from the bishop of Durham to the bishop of London; subsequently used as draft for letter of request to York concerning Elizabeth Rutter
DPRI/3/1820/A24 21 March 1820
administration bond, penal sum £600; Thomas WAKEFIELD, pitman, of Ayton Banks in the chapelry of Lamesley in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1820/A25 4 April 1820
administration bond, penal sum £400; William WATSON, yeoman, bachelor, of Alston in the county of Cumberland
DPRI/3/1820/A26 2 May 1820
administration bond, penal sum £40; Edward BONE, mariner, of Pan Lane in the parish of Bishop Wearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1820/A27 27 April 1820
administration bond, penal sum £200; Thomas GORDON, joiner, cabinet-maker, of Hartlepool in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1820/A28 29 April 1820
administration bond, penal sum £200; Eleanor RICHARDSON, widow, of township and parish of Merrington in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1820/A29 3 May 1820
administration bond, penal sum £400; Margery LEIGHTON, widow, of Norton in the parish of Norton in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1820/A30/1-2 15 May 1820
administration bond, penal sum £20,000; John THOMPSON, tanner, of chapelry of Saint Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
estate revalued at £10,000
DPRI/3/1820/A31 13 May 1820
administration bond, penal sum £39; Ann BURDESS, otherwise Burgiss, widow, of South Shields in the parish of Saint Hilds in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1820/A32 17 April 1820
administration bond, penal sum £40; Mary DAVISON, widow, of Norton in the county of Durham
administration granted to the executor of the deceased's daughter
DPRI/3/1820/A33 13 May 1820
administration bond, penal sum £900; Edward FAWCET, miner, of Brownside in the parish of Alston in the county of Cumberland
DPRI/3/1820/A34 8 May 1820
administration bond, penal sum £100; Andrew HODGSON, master mariner, bachelor, of Crofton Mill in the chapelry of Horton in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1820/A35 1 April 1820
administration bond, penal sum £100; Thomas KIDSON, weaver, of Staindrop in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1820/A36 15 May 1820
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Thomas MANN, master mariner, bachelor, of North Shields in the parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1820/A37 22 May 1820
administration bond, penal sum £14,000; Robert SCOTT, esquire, late of Blackheath in the parish of Lewisham in the county of Kent, formerly of Shincliffe Hall in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1820/A38 16 May 1820
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Thomas UNTHANK, ship-owner, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1820/A39 9 May 1820
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; William WILBURN, ironmonger, of North Shields in the parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1820/A40 29 May 1820
administration bond, penal sum £900; Alexander YULE, ship-owner, widower, of Sunderland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1820/A41 27 May 1820
administration bond, penal sum £400; Robert TAYLOR, farmer, of Knock Law in the parish of Shilbottle in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1820/A42 3 June 1820
administration bond, penal sum £200; Thomas YEATES, farmer, of Fairhall in the parish of Alston in the county of Cumberland
DPRI/3/1820/A43 9 June 1820
administration bond, penal sum £200; Peter RATHBONE, [clerk], of Chester le Street in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1820/A44 7 June 1820
administration bond, penal sum £200; Clement WOOD, tanner, bachelor, of Bishop Auckland in the parish of Bishop Auckland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1820/A45 21 June 1820
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; George BROWNLESS, gentleman, of New Broomly Law in the chapelry of Barnard Castle in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1820/A46 28 June 1820
administration bond, penal sum £190; Thomas SHORT, husbandman, bachelor, of parish of Whitburn in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1820/A47 30 June 1820
administration bond, penal sum £900; John DOBSON, upholsterer, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1820/A48 1 July 1820
administration bond, penal sum £200; Elizabeth CURRAH, widow, of Crossgill in the chapelry of Garrigill in the county of Cumberland
DPRI/3/1820/A49 3 July 1820
administration bond, penal sum £400; Robert ROBSON, farmer, of Cow Path in the chapelry of Heworth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1820/A50/1-4 28 February 1820
administration bond, penal sum £9; Francis PEACOCK, rope-maker, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
grant of administration limited to the intestate's interest in property and land at Elsdon
DPRI/3/1820/A51/1-3 29 February 1820
administration bond, penal sum £9; John STAMP, the younger, weaver, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration limited to the intestate's interest in land and property at Alnwick
DPRI/3/1820/A52 22 July 1820
administration bond, penal sum £400; William ROBSON, minor, bachelor, of Waldown in the county of Galway in North Britain
DPRI/3/1820/A53 21 July 1820
administration bond, penal sum £200; Thomas WOOD, tallow-chandler, of Barnard Castle in the chapelry of Barnard Castle in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1820/A54 22 July 1820
administration bond, penal sum £400; Mary CLARK, spinster, of Stockton in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1820/A55/1-2 14 August 1820
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Stephen THOMPSON, yeoman, bachelor, of Coalburns in the parish of Ryton. Died 19 October 1816
bond given as further security
DPRI/3/1820/A55/3 14 August 1820
certificate of oath of estate value; Stephen THOMPSON, yeoman, bachelor, of Coalburns in the parish of Ryton. Died 19 October 1816
DPRI/3/1820/A56 25 July 1820
administration bond, penal sum £600; William HALL, harbour-master, of Monkwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1820/A57 31 July 1820
administration bond, penal sum £400; Elizabeth SMITH, of Pitfield House in the parish of Houghton le Spring in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1820/A58/1 7 August 1820
administration bond, penal sum £600; Mary REAY, spinster, of North Shields in the parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1820/A58/2 29 August 1820
affadavit of sureties; Mary REAY, spinster, of North Shields in the parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1820/A59 29 August 1820
administration bond, penal sum £800; John FAWCETT, master mariner, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1820/A60 2 September 1820
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; Frances RUDD, spinster, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1820/A61 18 August 1820
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Lionel WINSHIP, gentleman, of Cambo in the parish of Hartburn in the county of Northumberland. Died 12 June 1818
DPRI/3/1820/A62 22 September 1820
administration bond, penal sum £400; Robert HURWORTH, master mariner, of Monkwearmouth Shore in the parish of Monkwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1820/A63 25 April 1820
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Bartholomew HAIR, farmer, of Marden in the parish of Ford in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1820/A64 11 September 1820
administration bond, penal sum £600; Jane JAMESON, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1820/A65/1-6 10 July 1820
administration bond, penal sum £9; Peniston LAMB, esquire, of Lincolns Inn in the county of Middlesex. Died 1734
grant of administration to Robert Surtees limited to the testator's interest in property at Witton-le-Wear, Hamsterley, West Auckland, Bedburn and other places; the executor's surviving executor having renounced
DPRI/3/1820/A65/7-9 15 April 1820
renunciation; Peniston LAMB, esquire, of Lincolns Inn in the county of Middlesex. Died 1734
(limited) renunciation by Peniston Lord Viscount Melbourne the executor of the testator's executor; exhibited, 10 July 1820
DPRI/3/1820/A66 25 September 1820
administration bond, penal sum £400; Mary MORDUE, spinster, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1820/A67/1-7 10 July 1820
administration bond, penal sum £9; Thomas SMITH, esquire, of Grays Inn in the county of Middlesex. Died 1805
grant of administration to Robert Surtees limited to the testator's interest in property at Witton-le-Wear, Hamsterley, West Auckland, Bedburn
DPRI/3/1820/A67/8-11 15 April 1820
renunciation; Thomas SMITH, esquire, of Grays Inn in the county of Middlesex. Died 1805
renunciation of George Smith, the surviving executor; exhibited 10 July 1820
DPRI/3/1820/A68 18 September 1820
administration bond, penal sum £600; Joseph SCAIFE, gentleman, of South Blyth in the chapelry of Earsdon in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1820/A69 19 September 1820
administration bond, penal sum £60; David TAYLORSON, labourer, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1820/A70 4 September 1820
administration bond, penal sum £400; James HOWEY, labourer, widower, of Byewell in the parish of Felton in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1820/A71 5 October 1820
administration bond, penal sum £900; Joseph ARMSTRONG, shoemaker, of Winlaton in the parish of Ryton in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1820/A72/1-2 26 July 1820
administration bond, penal sum £400; John WRIGHT, potter, of Skinnerburn Pottery in the chapelry of St John in the county of Northumberland
estate revalued at £200
DPRI/3/1820/A73 5 August 1820
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Dorothy FISH, widow, of chapelry of Saint Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1820/A74 30 September 1820
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; John JARDINE, farmer, bachelor, of Arkleton in the parish of Ewes in the county of Dumfries. Died 13 February 1818
DPRI/3/1820/A75 21 October 1820
administration bond, penal sum £400; Peter DIXON, smelter, widower, of Dukesfield in the chapelry of Slaley in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1820/A76 27 October 1820
administration bond, penal sum £400; James NAZEBY, master mariner, bachelor, of South Blyth in the chapelry of Earsdon in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1820/A77 28 October 1820
administration bond, penal sum £400; Nicholas HINDMARSH, publican, of North Shore in the chapelry of All Saints in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne but in that part of the said chapelry which is in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1820/A78
administration bond, penal sum £900; Christopher WATSON, mariner, of Carlton in the parish of Redmarshall in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1820/A79 2 November 1820
administration bond, penal sum £39; Robert STOKOE, pitman, of Ayton Banks in the chapelry of Lamesley in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1820/A80 20 October 1820
administration bond, penal sum £100; Anthony HODGSON, common carrier, of Wolsingham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1820/A81 26 October 1820
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Dinah BELL, widow, of Sunderland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1820/A82 4 November 1820
administration bond, penal sum £900; William Whitfield GREEN, master mariner, of North Shields in the parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1820/A83/1-4 5 October 1820
administration bond, penal sum £9; John HOPPER, the younger, gentleman, of Glanton in the parish of Whittingham in the county of Northumberland. Died August 1809
grant of administration limited to the intestate's interest in property in Yardhill, Northumberland
DPRI/3/1820/A84/1-3 5 October 1820
administration bond, penal sum £9; Caleb WILSON, merchant, of Sunderland in the county of Durham
grant of administration limited to the intestate's interest in property at Bains' Lane, Sunderland
DPRI/3/1820/A85 19 October 1820
administration bond, penal sum £40; Sarah HUTCHINSON, widow, of Bishop Wearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1820/A86 10 November 1820
administration bond, penal sum £30; John GORDON, joiner, of Bishop Aukland (Auckland) in the parish of Saint Andrew Aukland in the county of Durham. Died 4 April 1820
DPRI/3/1820/A87 30 August 1820
administration bond, penal sum £900; Alexander TYRIE, weaver, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1820/A88 16 November 1820
administration bond, penal sum £900; Isabella CHAMBERS, spinster, of Gateshead in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1820/A89 25 November 1820
administration bond, penal sum £14,000; John FENWICK, gentleman, bachelor, of chapelry of Saint Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1820/A90 29 November 1820
administration bond, penal sum £400; Robert SMITH, cooper, widower, of township of and parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1820/A91 30 November 1820
administration bond, penal sum £39; Joseph PHILLIPS, draper, of Sunderland near the sea in the parish of Sunderland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1820/A92 9 December 1820
administration bond, penal sum £200; Joseph HESLETON, gentleman, bachelor, of chapelry of All Saints in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1820/A93 9 December 1820
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Philip HESLETON, gentleman, widower, of chapelry of All Saints in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1820/A94 24 November 1820
administration bond, penal sum £600; Robert ROSS, linen-draper, woollen-draper, bachelor, of Norham in the county in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1820/A95 13 December 1820
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Elizabeth WILKIE, spinster, late of the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne, formerly of Eland Hall in the parish of Ponteland in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1820/A96 16 December 1820
administration bond, penal sum £100; Edward SMITH, yeoman, bachelor, of Kirkharle in the parish of Kirkharle in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1820/A97 16 December 1820
administration bond, penal sum £400; Mary EARSDON, spinster, of Thriston West Moor in the parish of Felton in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1820/A98 19 December 1820
administration bond, penal sum £900; Richard HODGSON, cooper, of Sunderland in the county of Durham. Died 20 January 1819
DPRI/3/1820/A99 26 December 1820
administration bond, penal sum £600; Thomas BROWN, grocer, of North Shields in the parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1820/A100 30 December 1820
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; Ralph HUNTER, innkeeper, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
Further administration bond 1822 number 109, 21.9.1822 (increase in value of estate)
DPRI/3/1820/A101/1 12 December 1820
administration bond, penal sum £400; John GORDON, joiner, of Bishop Aukland (Auckland) in the parish of Saint Andrew Aukland in the county of Durham. Died 4 April 1820
former administration 10 Nov 1820 revoked
DPRI/3/1820/A101/2 12 December 1820
affidavit; John GORDON, joiner, of Bishop Aukland (Auckland) in the parish of Saint Andrew Aukland in the county of Durham. Died 4 April 1820
oath relating to value of the estate
DPRI/3/1820/A102/1 7 December 1820
administration bond, penal sum £200; Elizabeth RUTTER, spinster, of Houghton le Spring in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1820/A102/2-3 4 December 1820
letter of request; Elizabeth RUTTER, spinster, of Houghton le Spring in the county of Durham
request from Durham to York to take oath; endorsed with confirmation of oath, 7 Dec 1820
DPRI/3/1820/A103/1-4 22 December 1820
administration bond, penal sum £9; Edward SMITH, cabinet-maker, late of Bishop Auckland in the county of Durham, formerly of the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
grant of administration limited to the intestate's interest in property and land in the King's High Street called Sidgate, Newcastle upon Tyne
Will bonds 1820Reference: DPRI/3/1820/TDPRI/3/1820/T1/1 11 January 1820
will bond, penal sum £280,000; Alexander ADAMS, esquire, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 29 March 1817
administration with the will annexed granted to Thomas Naters of Quebec city, shipowner and shipmaster, the executor of William Adams, the testator's executor
DPRI/3/1820/T1/2 1 November 1819
letter of request; Alexander ADAMS, esquire, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 29 March 1817
request from Durham to the Bishop of Quebec, and various other officials of Lower Canda Province to take oath: Chief Justice, Justice of the King's Bench, Receiver General, a Member of the Legislative Council, the Joint Chairman of Quarter
Sessions, and Andrew Stuart, barrister; Thomas Naters had formerly resided at Liverpool; Chateau Richer, Quebec; North Hero, Grand Isle, Vermont, USA
DPRI/3/1820/T1/3-4 11 January 1820
certificate of oath; Alexander ADAMS, esquire, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 29 March 1817
reply from Bishop of Quebec to Durham
DPRI/3/1820/T2/1 1 February 1820
will bond, penal sum £6,000; David LEE, esquire, of Norham Mains in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted by decree of court to Barbara Alder, the only child and principal legatee, the executors having renounced
DPRI/3/1820/T2/2 12 January 1820
renunciation; David LEE, esquire, of Norham Mains in the county of Durham
renunciation of Anthony Gregson and John Longhorn, executors; exhibited 28 Jan 1829
DPRI/3/1820/T3/1 23 February 1820
will bond, penal sum £900; George NESBITT, stonemason, of Bailiff Gate Street Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to Catherine Nesbitt, relict and one of the residuary legatees, the executors having renounced. Mary Nesbitt and Cecilia Nesbitt, daughters and the only other residuary legatees being minors
DPRI/3/1820/T3/2-4 12 February 1820
renunciation; George NESBITT, stonemason, of Bailiff Gate Street Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
renunciation of Edward Stamp and John Nicholson, executors; exhibited, 17 Feb 1820
DPRI/3/1820/T4 26 February 1820
will bond, penal sum £1,600; Thomas PIPPET, mariner, of South Shields in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to Mary Pippet, relict and residuary legatee, there being no executor named
DPRI/3/1820/T5/1 7 March 1820
will bond, penal sum £3,000; Joseph ABBOTT, brazier, brass-founder, of Gateshead in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to John Abbott, son and surviving residuary legatee, the executors having renounced
DPRI/3/1820/T5/2-3 4 March 1820
renunciation; Joseph ABBOTT, brazier, brass-founder, of Gateshead in the county of Durham
renunciation of William Murray and John Beckington, executors
DPRI/3/1820/T6 26 April 1820
will bond, penal sum £1,200; John EDMUNDS, mariner, of Sans street in the parish of Bishop Wearmouth, formerly of Sunderland in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to Dorothy Edmonds, widow and residuary legatee, Christopher Kilventon the sole executor having died in the lifetime of the deceased
DPRI/3/1820/T7/1 4 February 1820
will bond, penal sum £3,000; Shafto John HEDLEY, esquire, of Shafto in the county palatine of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to Elizabeth Hedley, sister and one of the surviving residuary legatees
DPRI/3/1820/T7/2 22 February 1821
will bond, penal sum £6,000; Shafto John HEDLEY, esquire, of Shafto in the county palatine of Durham
estate revalued at £3,000
DPRI/3/1820/T8/1-3 11 May 1820
will bond, penal sum £9; William WILSON, barrister-at-law, esquire, of Town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
administration with the will annexed granted to Joseph Hardy limited to the testator's interest in property at East Ord, West Ord, Norham and Tweedmouth
DPRI/3/1820/T9/1-4 29 February 1820
will bond, penal sum £9; Richard STROTHER, merchant, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to Richard Thorpe, limited to the intestator's interest in property at Alnwick
DPRI/3/1820/T10/1-3 28 February 1820
will bond, penal sum £9; Richard CHAMBERS, house-carpenter, of town and county of Newcastle upon tyne
grant of administration to Robert Coxon limited to the testator's interest in property in the hamlet of Elsdon
DPRI/3/1820/T11 25 May 1820
will bond, penal sum £2,000; Sarah AYNSLEY, spinster, of Stamfordham
administration with the will annexed granted to Joseph Bell Aynsley and Michael Aynsley, brothers and next of kin, there being no executor or residuary legatee named
DPRI/3/1820/T12/1-4 1 January 1820
will bond, penal sum £9; William DIXON, gentleman, late of the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne, formally of Wallsend in the county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to Wilson Dobing limited to the testator's interest in property at Alnwick
DPRI/3/1820/T13 6 July 1820
will bond, penal sum £600; John SPOURS, mason, of Newbottle in the parish of Houghton le Spring in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to Margaret Spours, widow and relict, and Ann Spours, daughter, two of the residuary legatees; William Spours and Margaret Spours, the only other children of the deceased and residuary legatees, being
minors, and there being no executor named
DPRI/3/1820/T14 8 July 1820
will bond, penal sum £400; Joseph PLACE, merchant, of Alston in the parish of Alston and county of Cumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to Esther Place the residuary legatee during her widowhood, Thomas Walton and Joseph Watson, the executors having died
DPRI/3/1820/T15 17 June 1820
will bond, penal sum £39; Samuel MORROW, wagon-way wright, of Cragghead in the parish of Chester le Street and county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to Matthew Bates, nephew and principal legatee, there being no executor or residuary legatee named
DPRI/3/1820/T16 27 May 1820
will bond, penal sum £2,000; Thomas AYNSLEY, farmer, of Great Bavington parish of Kirk Whelpington and County of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to James Aynsley, son, one of the residuary legatees, William Aynsley, son and residuary legatee, minor being under the age of 21 years
DPRI/3/1820/T17 29 July 1820
will bond, penal sum £400; Thomas HEAVISIDE, yeoman, of Stockton upon Tees in the county of Durham
administration granted to the brother and sister of the sole executrix and universal legatee
DPRI/3/1820/T18/1-16 28 January 1820
will bond, penal sum £9; Abraham DIXON, esquire, of Belford in the county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to Robert Thorpe, limited to the testator's interest in property at Alnwick and Warkworth
DPRI/3/1820/T19/1 18 September 1820
will bond, penal sum £2,000; James DAVIDSON, doctor of physic, of South Shields in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to Sarah Davidson, relict and universal legatee, the executors having renounced
DPRI/3/1820/T19/2 16 September 1820
renunciation; James DAVIDSON, doctor of physic, of South Shields in the county of Durham
renunciation by James Roseby and Richard Shortridge, executors; exhibited 18 Sep 1820
DPRI/3/1820/T20 11 November 1820
will bond, penal sum £900; Ann CROFTON, spinster, of Witton Castle
administration with the will annexed granted to Thomason Burlinson, sister, there being no executor or residuary legatee named
DPRI/3/1820/T21/1 1 September 1820
will bond, penal sum £900; Thomas COLLING, gentleman, of Darlington in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to Thomas Walker and Christopher Jackson, guardians of the children of William Colling the elder, four of the residuary legatees; the sole executor and the other residuary legatee having renounced
execution, and William Colling the elder having renounced the children's guardianship
DPRI/3/1820/T21/11 2 September 1820
certificate of oath; Thomas COLLING, gentleman, of Darlington in the county of Durham
reply from London to Durham
DPRI/3/1820/T21/2-4 23 June 1820
acceptance of guardianship; Thomas COLLING, gentleman, of Darlington in the county of Durham
Guardianship granted to Thomas Walker and Christopher Jackson; exhibited (endorsement), 11 Aug 1820
DPRI/3/1820/T21/5 14 August 1820
letter of request; Thomas COLLING, gentleman, of Darlington in the county of Durham
request from Durham to London requesting Thomas Walker and Christopher Jackson to take oath
DPRI/3/1820/T21/6-8 23 June 1820
renunciation; Thomas COLLING, gentleman, of Darlington in the county of Durham
with election of guardians
renunciation of guardianship by William Colling the elder, father of Thomas Hall Colling, Richard Hall Colling, Mary Colling and Thomas Russell Colling, residuary legatees, with their election of the nominated guardians
DPRI/3/1820/T21/9-10 23 June 1820
renunciation; Thomas COLLING, gentleman, of Darlington in the county of Durham
renunciation of Thomas Wilkinson, sole executor and residuary legatee in trust, and also of William Colling the younger, one of the residuary legatees
DPRI/3/1820/T22 20 October 1820
will bond, penal sum £200; William ELPHINGTON, son of William Elphington of Ayton Banks in the chapelry of Lamesley yeoman, of Ayton banks
administration granted, to Jane Elphington, universal legatee and administratric, with the will annexed of Nicholas Elphington, deceased, who survived, and was the sole executor and residuary legatee named in the will of the deceased
DPRI/3/1820/T23 20 October 1820
will bond, penal sum £200; Nicholas ELPHINGTON, of Ayton Banks
administration granted to Jane Elphington, legatee named in the last will and testament with codicil of the deceased, there being no executor named
DPRI/3/1820/T24 26 December 1820
will bond, penal sum £600; Robert ALLEN, shepherd, of Wooler. Died 29 November 1814
administration with the will annexed granted to Jane Allen, there being no executor named
DPRI/3/1820/T25/1 21 November 1820
will bond, penal sum £2,000; Adam Mansfeldt de Cardonnel LAWSON, esquire, of Chirton and Cramlington in the county of Northumberland
administration with the will and codicil annexed, granted to Mansfeldt De Cardonnel Lawson, son and residuary legatee for life, Mary De Cardonnel Lawson, widow, having renounced the execution of said will and codicil
DPRI/3/1820/T25/2-3 16 August 1820
renunciation; Adam Mansfeldt de Cardonnel LAWSON, esquire, of Chirton and Cramlington in the county of Northumberland
Mary De Cardonnel Lawson, renounced her executorship of the said will and codicil; exhibited 20 Sep 1820
DPRI/3/1820/T26 28 November 1818
will bond, penal sum £400; Joseph GILHESPY, farmer, of Crowhall in the parish of Cramlington and in the county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to, Jane Gilhespy, widow, and Joseph Gilhespy, son, the residuary legatees named, ( William Bates, the sole executor named in the will of the deceased, died in the lifetime of the deceased) .
DPRI/3/1820/T27 5 August 1820
will bond, penal sum £1,600; John FISH, merchant, of Town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne
administration with the will annexed granted to John Fish, only child and administrator of Dorothy Fish, widow, who survived and was the sole executor and residuary legatee named in the will of the deceased
DPRI/3/1820/T28/1-4 31 January 1820
will bond, penal sum £9; William RUTTER, gentleman, of Newcastle upon Tyne
administration with the will annexed granted to Elizabeth Ogle limited to the testator's interest in property at Newcastle St Nicholas, the executrix having died
DPRI/3/1820/T29/1-3 2 October 1820
will bond, penal sum £40; Thomas GREGSON, esquire, of Blackburn, formerly Whitchester
administration with the will annexed granted to Thomas Fenwick limited to the testator's interest in £700
DPRI/3/1820/T30/1-4 17 July 1820
will bond, penal sum £40; Elizabeth HUDSON, widow, of Whitley in the county of Northumberland
administration with the will and codicil annexed, granted to Cuthbert Ellison and Ralph Carr limited to the testator's interest in property at Gateshead and other unspecified locations in Co. Durham and Northumberland
DPRI/3/1820/T30/5 5 July 1820
letter of request; Elizabeth HUDSON, widow, of Whitley in the county of Northumberland
request from Durham to London to take oath
DPRI/3/1820/T30/6 17 July 1820
certificate of oath; Elizabeth HUDSON, widow, of Whitley in the county of Northumberland
reply from London to Durham
Administration bonds 1821Reference: DPRI/3/1821/ADPRI/3/1821/A1 11 January 1821
administration bond, penal sum £600; Edward HARLAND, yeoman, of Bolam in the parish of Gainford and county of Durham
DPRI/3/1821/A2 20 January 1821
administration bond, penal sum £200; Thomas HENDERSON, ship-owner, of Sunderland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1821/A3 27 January 1821
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Michael BELL, brickmaker, tile-maker, widower, of Witton Gilbert in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1821/A4 27 January 1821
administration bond, penal sum £98; Mark POLLARD, yeoman, of South Shields in the chapelry of Saint Hilda in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1821/A5 3 February 1821
administration bond, penal sum £900; Isabella CARRUTHERS, widow, of chapelry of Saint Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1821/A6 7 February 1821
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Ralph ALDER, gentleman, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1821/A7 7 February 1821
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; Anthony SNOWBALL, gentleman, bachelor, of Southwick in the parish of Monkwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1821/A8 15 February 1821
administration bond, penal sum £120,000; William JAMES, esquire, of Deckham Hall in the parish of Gateshead in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1821/A9 22 February 1821
administration bond, penal sum £100; John FLEMING, miner, of Pinfold House in the parish of Stanhope in the County of Durham
DPRI/3/1821/A10 26 February 1821
administration bond, penal sum £600; George HORSINGTON, gentleman, of East Rainton in the parish of Houghton le Spring in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1821/A11 28 February 1821
administration bond, penal sum £200; John RICHARDSON, tailor, bachelor, of parish of Saint Nicholas in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1821/A12 1 March 1821
administration bond, penal sum £100; George HILLS, master mariner, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1821/A13 5 March 1821
administration bond, penal sum £400; William CRAWFORD, gentleman, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1821/A14 5 March 1821
administration bond, penal sum £390; John BATEMAN, saddler, of Saddler Street in the parish of Saint Nicholas in the city of Durham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1821/A15 6 March 1821
administration bond, penal sum £400; Frances INNES, widow, of chapelry of Saint Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1821/A16 14 March 1821
administration bond, penal sum £600; Ralph STOKOE, shopkeeper, widower, of Gateshead in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1821/A17 13 March 1821
administration bond, penal sum £8,000; John MILLER, of South Shields in the county of Durham
administration granted to James Miller, only child of John Miller, the relict having died.
DPRI/3/1821/A18 31 March 1821
administration bond, penal sum £200; James PURVIS, labourer, of Worwick in the parish of Warkworth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1821/A19/1-4 30 January 1821
administration bond, penal sum £10; Christopher Thompson MALING, esquire, formerly of Hendon Lodge in the parish of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham, late of Bedford Place in the county of Middlesex
grant of administration to Ralph Anthony Ironside limited to the intestate's interest in a £3,600 bond
DPRI/3/1821/A19/5 5 January 1821
letter of request; Christopher Thompson MALING, esquire, formerly of Hendon Lodge in the parish of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham, late of Bedford Place in the county of Middlesex
with certificate of oath, 30 January 1821
request from Durham to the magistrates of Lanark to take oath; with reply.
DPRI/3/1821/A20 19 February 1821
administration bond, penal sum £9; Thomas SEYMOUR, yeoman, of Bishop Auckland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1821/A21 23 March 1821
administration bond, penal sum £100; John SCOTT, whitesmith, of chapelry of Saint Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1821/A22 12 January 1821
administration bond, penal sum £100; Lionel DIXON, agent, of Longbenton in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1821/A23 10 April 1821
administration bond, penal sum £200; John Douglass ROBINSON, master mariner, bachelor, of Sunderland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1821/A24 10 April 1821
administration bond, penal sum £300; Margaret NEWTON, spinster, of Ponteland in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1821/A25 14 April 1821
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; John HENDERSON, farmer, of Dunstan Square in the parish of Embleton in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1821/A26 27 April 1821
administration bond, penal sum £200; William ARROWSMITH, gentleman, widower, of Sedgefield in the parish of Sedgefield in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1821/A27 12 May 1821
administration bond, penal sum £600; Andrew ELLIOTT, master mariner, of Byker in the chapelry of All Saints in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1821/A28 9 May 1821
administration bond, penal sum £200; John GRAYDON, mariner, of Monkwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1821/A29 9 May 1821
administration bond, penal sum £1,000; Thomas WATSON, farmer, bachelor, of Broadless Gate in the parish of Middleton in Teesdale in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1821/A30 11 May 1821
administration bond, penal sum £100; Jane WARD, spinster, of Gainford in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1821/A31 11 May 1821
administration bond, penal sum £40; John WARD, bachelor, of Gainford in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1821/A32 10 May 1821
administration bond, penal sum £400; William LONGRIDGE, gentleman, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1821/A33/1 11 May 1821
administration bond, penal sum £600; Harriet MOAT, spinster, of parish of Saint John, Horsleydown in the county of Surry
DPRI/3/1821/A33/2-3 11 November 1821
certificate of oath; Harriet MOAT, spinster, of parish of Saint John, Horsleydown in the county of Surry
reply from London to Durham
DPRI/3/1821/A33/4-5 5 November 1821
letter of request; Harriet MOAT, spinster, of parish of Saint John, Horsleydown in the county of Surry
request from Durham to London to take oath
DPRI/3/1821/A34/1-7 19 March 1821
administration bond, penal sum £10; Abraham DIXON, esquire, formerly of Edderstone, but late of Belford in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration to John Clayton limited to Abraham Dixon's in property in the manor of Benwell
DPRI/3/1821/A35 7 June 1821
administration bond, penal sum £40; Jane TROTTER, widow, of Darlington in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1821/A36/1-4 28 May 1821
administration bond, penal sum £9; Thomas ROBSON, linen-weaver, of Darlington in the County of Durham
grant of administration limited to the intestate's interest in property called Mill Hills, on the turnpike road leading from Darlington to Barnard Castle
DPRI/3/1821/A37/1-11 28 April 1821
administration bond, penal sum £9; Abraham DIXON, esquire, formerly of Edderstone, but late of Belford in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration to Jasper Gibson limited to Abraham Dixon's interest in property at Lowicke and Bolsden, Northumberland
DPRI/3/1821/A38/1-4 28 April 1821
administration bond, penal sum £9; Matthew ROBINSON, esquire, of parish of Saint George Hanover Square in the county of Middlesex
grant of administration to Jasper Gibson limited to the intestate's interest in the manor of Bittleston alias Biddleston
DPRI/3/1821/A39/1 18 May 1821
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Elias TERROT, captain in his Majesty's 52nd Regiment of Foot, army captain, esquire, of Bangalore in the East Indies
DPRI/3/1821/A39/2-3 21 April 1821
letter of request; Elias TERROT, captain in his Majesty's 52nd Regiment of Foot, army captain, esquire, of Bangalore in the East Indies
request from Durham to the magistrates at Edinburgh to take oath
DPRI/3/1821/A39/4 18 May 1821
certificate of oath; Elias TERROT, captain in his Majesty's 52nd Regiment of Foot, army captain, esquire, of Bangalore in the East Indies
reply from Edinburgh to Durham
DPRI/3/1821/A40 29 May 1821
administration bond, penal sum £400; Henry PYE, farmer, of North Dissington in the parish of Newburn in the county of Northumberland. Died 21 April 1821
DPRI/3/1821/A41 30 May 1821
administration bond, penal sum £10,000; William ADAMSON, farmer, of Waskerley in the chapelry of Shotley in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1821/A42 2 June 1821
administration bond, penal sum £800; James GILLESPIE, bread-baker, of Framwellgate in the chapelry of Saint Margaret's in or near the city of Durham
DPRI/3/1821/A43/1 19 May 1821
administration bond, penal sum £100; Margaret WATSON, spinster, of Howick in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1821/A43/2 19 March 1821
certificate of savings bank; Margaret WATSON, spinster, of Howick in the county of Northumberland
certificate of deceased's principal and interest deposited at Alnwick Savings Bank
DPRI/3/1821/A44 25 May 1821
administration bond, penal sum £1,300; Elizabeth CRAMPTON, widow, of Barnard Castle in the County of Durham
DPRI/3/1821/A45 16 June 1821
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; Michael DODD, farmer, of Charlton in the parish of Ellingham in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1821/A46 16 June 1821
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; George BURN, gentleman, of borough of Berwick upon Tweed
DPRI/3/1821/A47 18 June 1821
administration bond, penal sum £400; Margaret ARTHUR, widow, of East Ballast Hills in the chapelry of All Saints without the walls but within the liberties of the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1821/A48 27 June 1821
administration bond, penal sum £200; William PATTERSON, innkeeper, of Morpeth
DPRI/3/1821/A49 30 June 1821
administration bond, penal sum £200; George WILSON, husbandman, of Pelton in the parish of Chester le Street in the County of Durham
DPRI/3/1821/A50 30 June 1821
administration bond, penal sum £200; William GREY, flour dealer, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1821/A51 25 June 1821
administration bond, penal sum £900; Richard Barkas SCOTT, master mariner, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1821/A52 17 July 1821
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Mary HALL, formerly Spencer, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1821/A53/1-2 12 July 1821
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Sarah HARDING, widow, of Shield Row in the chapelry of Tanfield in the county of Durham. Died 30 September 1817
DPRI/3/1821/A53/3 12 July 1821
affidavit; Sarah HARDING, widow, of Shield Row in the chapelry of Tanfield in the county of Durham. Died 30 September 1817
affidavit of the nephew and administrator, relating to the value of the estate, and affirming no property exists within the province of Canterbury
DPRI/3/1821/A54 7 July 1821
administration bond, penal sum £40; Thomas SANDERS, mariner, of Alston in the county of Cumberland
DPRI/3/1821/A55/1-4 30 July 1821
administration bond, penal sum £9; John LOWES, gentleman, formerly of the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne , late of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration to Robert Dickenson limited to the intestate's interest in property at Newbrough
DPRI/3/1821/A56 25 July 1821
administration bond, penal sum £400; William Anthony POTTER, surgeon, of chapelry of St Andrews in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1821/A57/1-2 14 July 1821
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Joseph REAY, farmer, of Berwick Hill in the parish of Ponteland in the county of Northumberland
endorsed with 9 Nov 1822 memorandum relating that further security was given by the relict and administrix, the value of the estate having increased to £1,000
DPRI/3/1821/A58 14 July 1821
administration bond, penal sum £200; Widdrington BOOTIMAN, mariner, of chapelry of All Saints in the town and county of Newcastle upon Town
DPRI/3/1821/A59 11 July 1821
administration bond, penal sum £900; Mary ERRINGTON, widow, of Gateshead in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1821/A60/1-4 22 June 1821
administration bond, penal sum £9; John ORD, gentleman, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
grant of administration to James Armstrong limited to the intestate's interest in property at Corsenside, Northumberland
DPRI/3/1821/A61/1-4 28 June 1821
administration bond, penal sum £9; William CUTHBERT, merchant, of late of the city of London
grant of administration to Robert Surtees limited to the intestate's interest in property at Hamsterley, County Durham
DPRI/3/1821/A62 9 August 1821
administration bond, penal sum £100; Archibald William SHERIDAN, gentleman, of Bishop Wearmouth in the parish of Bishop Wearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1821/A63 10 August 1821
administration bond, penal sum £400; Mary RICHARDSON, widow, of Crosgate in the chapelry of Saint Margarets in or near the city of Durham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1821/A64 14 July 1821
administration bond, penal sum £200; Ann RENNER, spinster, of Warkworth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1821/A65 9 August 1821
administration bond, penal sum £200; William WILSON, butcher, bachelor, of late of Stockton in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1821/A66/1-2 12 June 1821
administration bond, penal sum £1,000; Thomas BATES, surgeon, of Wolsingham in the county of Durham
administration re-granted to Frances Bates, relict; estate revalued at £600
DPRI/3/1821/A67 18 August 1821
administration bond, penal sum £200; Robert SHOTTON, gentleman, of late of Ponteland
DPRI/3/1821/A68 4 September 1821
administration bond, penal sum £200; Elizabeth TURNBULL, spinster, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1821/A69 4 September 1821
administration bond, penal sum £200; James TURNBULL, mariner, bachelor, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1821/A70 1 September 1821
administration bond, penal sum £600; William MAUGHAN, farmer, of the Holt in the parish of Haltwhistle in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1821/A71 11 September 1821
administration bond, penal sum £60; Robert TATE, pitman, bachelor, of late of Longbenton in the parish of Longbenton in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1821/A72 11 September 1821
administration bond, penal sum £60; John TATE, pitman, bachelor, of late of Longbenton in the parish of Longbenton in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1821/A73 19 September 1821
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Ann JEFFERSON, widow, of late ow Wolviston in the parish of Billingham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1821/A74 26 September 1821
administration bond, penal sum £60; Adam TATE, pitman, bachelor, of late of Longbenton in the parish of Longbenton in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1821/A75 20 September 1821
administration bond, penal sum £40; John WILLIS, yeoman, of late of Sunderland near the sea in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1821/A76 24 September 1821
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; John BENNETT, farmer, of late of Blyth Link House in the chapelry of Earsdon in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1821/A77/1 13 February 1821
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; Lionel WINSHIP, gentleman, of Cambo in the parish of Hartburn in the county of Northumberland. Died 12 June 1818
earlier administration granted to Isabella Winship, relict, on 18 Aug 1820: estate revalued.
DPRI/3/1821/A77/2 13 February 1821
certificate of oath of estate value; Lionel WINSHIP, gentleman, of Cambo in the parish of Hartburn in the county of Northumberland. Died 12 June 1818
DPRI/3/1821/A78 15 September 1821
administration bond, penal sum £16; Mary STEPHENSON, spinster, of Old Elvet in the parish of Saint Oswald in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1821/A79/1 3 October 1821
administration bond, penal sum £600; Henry PYE, farmer, of North Dissington in the parish of Newburn in the county of Northumberland. Died 21 April 1821
estate revalued
DPRI/3/1821/A79/2 3 October 1821
certificate of oath of estate value; Henry PYE, farmer, of North Dissington in the parish of Newburn in the county of Northumberland. Died 21 April 1821
DPRI/3/1821/A80 11 October 1821
administration bond, penal sum £80; William THOMPSON, tailor, of Bishop Auckland in the parish of Saint Andrew Auckland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1821/A81 15 October 1821
administration bond, penal sum £200; Elizabeth HALES, of chapelry of All Saints in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne but in that part of the said chapelry which is situate in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1821/A82 25 October 1821
administration bond, penal sum £40; Elizabeth DOBBING, widow, of Ryhope Turnpike Bar in the parish of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1821/A83 25 October 1821
administration bond, penal sum £100; John MOULD, shipwright, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1821/A84 17 October 1821
administration bond, penal sum £100; Ann ROBINSON, widow, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1821/A85 31 October 1821
administration bond, penal sum £8,000; Thomas ANDERSON, esquire, of Westgate Street in the chapelry of Saint John in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1821/A86 1 November 1821
administration bond, penal sum £200; William TODD, innkeeper, of Netherwitton in the chapelry of Netherwitton in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1821/A87/1 3 November 1821
administration bond, penal sum £200; Robert SMITH, overman, of Philadelphia in the parish of Houghton le Spring in the county of Durham. Died 18 October 1821
DPRI/3/1821/A87/2-3 1 November 1821
renunciation; Robert SMITH, overman, of Philadelphia in the parish of Houghton le Spring in the county of Durham. Died 18 October 1821
renunciation of Ann Burnip, next of kin and only other person interested in the distribution of the estate, the relict having died.
DPRI/3/1821/A88 8 November 1821
administration bond, penal sum £300; Edward Matthew HENDERSON, spirit-merchant, bachelor, of Aycliffe in the parish of Aycliffe in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1821/A89 14 November 1821
administration bond, penal sum £200; John MACKEY, carpenter, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1821/A90/1-4 30 October 1821
administration bond, penal sum £10; Benjamin DUNN, gentleman, of city of Durham
grant of administration to John Dunn limited to the intestate's interest in property at Fishburn, County Durham
DPRI/3/1821/A91 16 November 1821
administration bond, penal sum £100; Ann WALKER, widow, of Shire Moor in the parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1821/A92/1-4 16 November 1821
administration bond, penal sum £10; Henry METCALFE, the younger, gentleman, North Shields in the county of Northumberland, late of the City of Bath in the county of Somerset
grant of administration to Robert Anthony Purvis limited to the testator's property at Tynemouth
DPRI/3/1821/A93 20 November 1821
administration bond, penal sum £400; Sarah WOOD, widow, of Sunderland in the county of Durham
grant of administration to the testamentory guardians appointed by the will of James Wood, late husband of Sarah Wood, for the use and benefit of Sarah Wood, a minor, child of James and Sarah Wood.
DPRI/3/1821/A94 23 November 1821
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; John JOHNSON, bricklayer, of chapelry of Saint Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1821/A95 21 November 1821
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Margaret HAYANS, widow, of Westoe in the chapelry of Saint Hilds in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1821/A96 4 December 1821
administration bond, penal sum £200; George HOPE, mason, of Monk Wearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1821/A97 21 November 1821
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; John ROBSON, gentleman, bachelor, of Charleton in the parish of Bellingham in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1821/A98 4 December 1821
administration bond, penal sum £600; Thomas HOPE, farmer, widower, of Earsdon Moor in the chapelry of Hebburn in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1821/A99 11 December 1821
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; John ANGUS, farmer, of Broomley in the parish of Bywell St Peter in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1821/A100 13 December 1821
administration bond, penal sum £400; William WILSON, miller, of Goscroft in the county of Wolsingham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1821/A101 10 December 1821
administration bond, penal sum £200; John CLAPHAM, yeoman, of Redworth in the parish of Heighington in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1821/A102 15 December 1821
administration bond, penal sum £1,000; John Michael LOWRY, master mariner, of North Shields in the parish of Tynemouth
DPRI/3/1821/A103 7 December 1821
administration bond, penal sum £200; Mary PEARSON, of Felling in the parish of Jarrow in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1821/A104/1 6 December 1821
administration bond, penal sum £100; John DIXON, shoemaker, bachelor, of Plessey in the parish of Stannington in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1821/A104/2-3 20 December 1821
letter of request; John DIXON, shoemaker, bachelor, of Plessey in the parish of Stannington in the county of Northumberland
request from Durham to magistrates of City of Edinburgh to take oath
DPRI/3/1821/A104/4 6 December 1821
certificate of oath; John DIXON, shoemaker, bachelor, of Plessey in the parish of Stannington in the county of Northumberland
reply from magistrates of the City of Edinburgh to Durham
DPRI/3/1821/A105/1-3 24 December 1821
administration bond, penal sum £10; Henry REAY, merchant, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
grant of administration to George Willis limited to the intestate's interest in property at Westgate, Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1821/A106 22 November 1821
administration bond, penal sum £10; William ROBINSON, yeoman, bachelor, of City of Durham
Will bonds 1821Reference: DPRI/3/1821/TDPRI/3/1821/T1/1 17 March 1821
will bond, penal sum £900; Isaac RICHARDSON, master mariner, of Sunderland near the sea in the county of Durham
administration granted to the brother and niece of the relict, the sole executrix and universal legatee, who had died
DPRI/3/1821/T1/2 17 March 1821
certificate of oath of estate value; Isaac RICHARDSON, master mariner, of Sunderland near the sea in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1821/T2/1 4 January 1821
will bond, penal sum £1,200; Robert LUMLEY, gentleman, of Wolviston in the county of Durham
administration granted to daughter and residuary legatee, the executors having renounced
DPRI/3/1821/T2/2-3 20 December 1820
renunciation; Robert LUMLEY, gentleman, of Wolviston in the county of Durham
renunciation by the executors in favour of the daughter.
DPRI/3/1821/T3/1-7 8 January 1821
will bond, penal sum £9; Joseph GREY, alderman, of the City of Durham
grant of administration to George Embleton limited to the testator's interest in property at Preston upon Skerne, Aycliffe, County Durham.
DPRI/3/1821/T4 27 January 1821
will bond, penal sum £230; John BROWN, weaver, of Wolsingham in the county of Durham
widow and sole executrix deceased, widow's executor named as administrator.
DPRI/3/1821/T5 26 February 1821
will bond, penal sum £1,200; Anna AIREY, spinster, of Town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
administration granted to the executors of the sister, sole executrix and universal legatee
DPRI/3/1821/T6/1-8 14 April 1821
will bond, penal sum £9; Henry COLLINGWOOD, esquire, of Cornhill in the county of Durham
grant of administration to William Pringle limited to the testator's interest in property at Snitter and Carlington in the parish of Rothbury.
DPRI/3/1821/T7 10 April 1821
will bond, penal sum £10; James WHITEHEAD, yeoman, of Sunderland near the sea in the county of Durham
administration granted by decree of court to William Robe, creditor, the sole executor having refused to act
DPRI/3/1821/T8 4 April 1821
will bond, penal sum £10; Jane Body Hare CHALLONER, wife of Edward Challoner, master mariner, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
husband appointed administrator, there being no executor or residuary legatee named; endorsed with certificate of oath, 2 Apr 1821
DPRI/3/1821/T9/1 31 March 1821
will bond, penal sum £400; John WEIR, farmer, of Spring Hill near Tweedmouth in the county palatine of Durham
relict appointed administrix, the sole executor named in the will having renounced and the other legatees did not object in court to the relict 's appointment.
DPRI/3/1821/T9/2-3 20 January 1821
renunciation; John WEIR, farmer, of Spring Hill near Tweedmouth in the county palatine of Durham
DPRI/3/1821/T10 28 March 1821
will bond, penal sum £4,000; Elizabeth HAGON, widow, of South Shields in the county of Durham
son and daughters named as executors, the executors having died (one in the lifetime of the deceased, the other since)
DPRI/3/1821/T11/1 21 March 1821
will bond, penal sum £200; Thomas CHARLTON, mason, of Gateshead in the county of Durham. Died 3 January 1821
administration granted to the two daughters, residuary legatees, (a grand daughter the other residuary legatee being a minor), the executors having renounced
DPRI/3/1821/T11/2-3 13 February 1821
renunciation; Thomas CHARLTON, mason, of Gateshead in the county of Durham. Died 3 January 1821
renunciation by the excutors; exhibited 19 Feb 1821
DPRI/3/1821/T12/1-3
will bond, penal sum £9; William JEPSON, gentleman, of Heighington in the county of Durham
grant of administration to John Griffith limited to the testator's interest in property at Walworth, in the parish of Heighington, County Durham.
DPRI/3/1821/T13/1-4 15 June 1821
will bond, penal sum £9; Henry NOWELL, gentleman, of Grays Inn in the county of Middlesex
grant of administration to Thomas Smith limited to the testator's interest in the manor of East Duddoe and Hepscotte in Northumberland.
DPRI/3/1821/T13/5 1 July 1821
will bond, penal sum £8,000; John PEVERALL, gentleman, of Stockton in the county of Durham
bond in favour of the residuary legatee for life, the executors having renounced. Estate revalued at £4,000
DPRI/3/1821/T13/6-7 7 June 1821
renunciation; John PEVERALL, gentleman, of Stockton in the county of Durham
renunciation by the executors; exhibited 18 June 1821
DPRI/3/1821/T14 18 June 1821
will bond, penal sum £5,000; John PEVERALL, gentleman, of Stockton in the county of Durham
grant to the residuary legatee for life, the executors having renounced.
DPRI/3/1821/T15 26 June 1821
will bond, penal sum £600; Thomas DRYDEN, schoolmaster, of South Shields in the parish of Jarrow and county of Durham
bond in favour of the relict and residuary legatee, the executors named in the will having renounced.
DPRI/3/1821/T16 19 May 1821
will bond, penal sum £400; William CARRUTHERS, customs officer, of Town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
administration with the will annexed granted to Mary Barron, cousin german of the relict sole executrix and residuary legatrix of the deceased
DPRI/3/1821/T17/1 14 May 1821
will bond, penal sum £400; Richard MAXSON, gentleman, of Harrogate in the Parish of Haughton in the county of Durham
bond in favour of the relict and only legatee [sic], the executors having renounced and the son and residuary legatee having been cited
DPRI/3/1821/T17/2-3 31 July 1820
renunciation; Richard MAXSON, gentleman, of Harrogate in the Parish of Haughton in the county of Durham
renunciation by one of the executors named in the will.
DPRI/3/1821/T17/4-5 19 August 1820
renunciation; Richard MAXSON, gentleman, of Harrogate in the Parish of Haughton in the county of Durham
renunciation by one of the executors named in the will.
DPRI/3/1821/T18 18 June 1821
will bond, penal sum £200; William BECKWITH, of Stockton in the county of Durham
grant of administration to the relict, there being no executor or residuary legatee named in the will or codicil.
DPRI/3/1821/T19/1 4 July 1821
will bond, penal sum £100; John ROBSON, journeyman, butcher, widower, of Shakespeare walk in the parish of St Paul Shadwell in the County of Middlesex
bond in favour of the first cousin, the sole executor and universal legatee having renounced.
DPRI/3/1821/T19/2-3 24 November 1819
renunciation; John ROBSON, journeyman, butcher, widower, of Shakespeare walk in the parish of St Paul Shadwell in the County of Middlesex
renunciation by the sole executor and universal legatee
DPRI/3/1821/T20/1 24 August 1821
will bond, penal sum £400; John RAMSAY, colliery viewer, of Shield Row in the Chapelry of Tanfield in the county of Durham. Died 5 September 1818
grant to relict and residuary legatee, one of the executors having died without completing administration of the will, the other executor having renounced.
DPRI/3/1821/T20/2 21 August 1821
certificate of estate value; John RAMSAY, colliery viewer, of Shield Row in the Chapelry of Tanfield in the county of Durham. Died 5 September 1818
DPRI/3/1821/T21/1 29 August 1821
will bond, penal sum £400; James RICHARDSON, gentleman, of Snitter in the parish of Rothbury in the county of Northumberland
grant in favour of the son and residuary legatee, the executors named in the will having renounced.
DPRI/3/1821/T21/2-3 6 July 1821
renunciation; James RICHARDSON, gentleman, of Snitter in the parish of Rothbury in the county of Northumberland
renunciation by the executors named in the will.
DPRI/3/1821/T22/1 3 July 1821
will bond, penal sum £400; James TURNBULL, publican, victualler, of Church Way near North Shields in the Parish of Tynemouth in the County of Northumberland
administration granted to the sole executor of the relict of the deceased, the surviving executor named in the will having renounced.
DPRI/3/1821/T22/2-3 23 June 1821
renunciation; James TURNBULL, publican, victualler, of Church Way near North Shields in the Parish of Tynemouth in the County of Northumberland
renunciation by the surviving executor named in the will.
DPRI/3/1821/T23/1 24 June 1821
will bond, penal sum £3,000; Marmaduke FORSTER, admiralty midshipman of H.M.S. Euryalus, royal navy midshipman, of His Majesty's Ship Euryalus
grant of administration to the mother and grandfather of the sole legatee, a (minor) nephew of the deceased, there being no executor named in the will; the deceased's brother was then a major serving in the 38th Regiment of Foot at the Cape of
Good Hope
DPRI/3/1821/T23/2 24 August 1821
affidavit; Marmaduke FORSTER, admiralty midshipman of H.M.S. Euryalus, royal navy midshipman, of His Majesty's Ship Euryalus
affidavit relating that the brother of the deceased is serving at the Cape of Good Hope
DPRI/3/1821/T23/3-4 4 August 1821
acceptance of guardianship; Marmaduke FORSTER, admiralty midshipman of H.M.S. Euryalus, royal navy midshipman, of His Majesty's Ship Euryalus
acceptance of curation by the mother and grandfather of the sole legatee
DPRI/3/1821/T23/5 24 August 1821
certificate of oath; Marmaduke FORSTER, admiralty midshipman of H.M.S. Euryalus, royal navy midshipman, of His Majesty's Ship Euryalus
reply from Winchester to Durham
DPRI/3/1821/T23/6-7 14 August 1821
letter of request; Marmaduke FORSTER, admiralty midshipman of H.M.S. Euryalus, royal navy midshipman, of His Majesty's Ship Euryalus
request from Durham to Winchester to take oath
DPRI/3/1821/T24/1 20 September 1821
will bond, penal sum £600; Mary PARKIN, widow, of Staindrop in the county of Durham. Died 16 July 1817
grant of administration to the nephew and one of the residuary legatees, the will left unadministered by the executors named in the will who have since deceased.
DPRI/3/1821/T24/2 20 September 1821
oath of the value of estate; Mary PARKIN, widow, of Staindrop in the county of Durham. Died 16 July 1817
DPRI/3/1821/T25/1 4 September 1821
will bond, penal sum £4,000; Philip HESLETON, ship-owner, of Town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne
grant of administration to the sister, the executors named in the will having renounced.
DPRI/3/1821/T25/2 25 August 1821
renunciation; Philip HESLETON, ship-owner, of Town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne
renunciation by the executors named in the will.
DPRI/3/1821/T26 27 September 1821
will bond, penal sum £400; Margaret HARBART, widow, of South Shore Gateshead in the county of Durham
grant of administration to the daughters, there being no executors named in the will.
DPRI/3/1821/T27/1 6 October 1821
will bond, penal sum £200; William WALTON, cartwright, of Stockton in the county of Durham
substitution of the daughter and her husband as residuary legatees to administer the will, the executors having renounced
DPRI/3/1821/T27/2 25 September 1821
renunciation; William WALTON, cartwright, of Stockton in the county of Durham
renunciation by the widow and executors named in the will.
DPRI/3/1821/T28 3 November 1821
will bond, penal sum £900; James JOHNSTONE, of Parish of All Saints town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 31 May 1807
grant of administration to the nephew, the deceased's brother named in the will as the sole executor died with the will left unadministered, and the other residuary legatee for life also deceased.
DPRI/3/1821/T29/1 5 November 1821
will bond, penal sum £200; Jacob JOHNSON, butcher, of Town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
grant of administration to the relict, the two executors named in the will having renounced.
DPRI/3/1821/T29/2-3 2 November 1821
renunciation; Jacob JOHNSON, butcher, of Town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
renunciation by the executors named in the will.
DPRI/3/1821/T30 17 November 1821
will bond, penal sum £200; William ATKINSON, farmer, of Washington in the county of Durham
grant of administration to the relict and residuary legatee, the executors named in the will having renounced.
DPRI/3/1821/T31/1 16 November 1821
will bond, penal sum £20; Mary ROWE, widow, of Town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne
grant of administration to the widow, the surviving executor named in the will having renounced.
DPRI/3/1821/T31/2-3 13 November 1821
renunciation; Mary ROWE, widow, of Town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne
renunciation by the executor named in the will.
DPRI/3/1821/T32 28 December 1821
will bond, penal sum £900; Thomas ATKINSON, farmer, of Rock South Farm in the Parish of Embleton in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration to the relict and residuary legatee during her widowhood, there being no executor named in the will.
Administration bonds 1822Reference: DPRI/3/1822/ADPRI/3/1822/A1 4 January 1822
administration bond, penal sum £600; Robert LIDDLE, farmer, of Byker Hill in the chapelry of All Saints in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1822/A2 4 January 1822
administration bond, penal sum £1,000; Philip HESLETON, gentleman, widower, of chapelry of All Saints in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
administration granted for goods left unadministered
DPRI/3/1822/A3 4 January 1822
administration bond, penal sum £900; Robert HALL, cordwainer, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1822/A4 9 January 1822
administration bond, penal sum £400; John MANNERS, sail-maker, of Bouth Blyth in the chapelry of Earsdon in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1822/A5 18 January 1822
administration bond, penal sum £400; Luke WEATHERBURN, farmer, widower, of Nuns hill in the parish of Whalton in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1822/A6 23 January 1822
administration bond, penal sum £200; Elizabeth AKROYD, of Halgarth Street in the parish of Saint Oswald in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1822/A7 11 January 1822
administration bond, penal sum £900; Joseph SWINBURNE, cabinet-maker, of Stockton in the parish of Stockton
DPRI/3/1822/A8/1 24 January 1822
administration bond, penal sum £7,000; John CUNNINGHAM, the elder, ship-owner, gentleman, of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland. Died 16 October 1812
DPRI/3/1822/A8/2 24 January 1822
certificate of oath of estate value; John CUNNINGHAM, the elder, ship-owner, gentleman, of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland. Died 16 October 1812
DPRI/3/1822/A9 17 January 1822
administration bond, penal sum £200; John CLARK, miller, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1822/A10 17 January 1822
administration bond, penal sum £200; Thomas CLARK, miller, of Whickham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1822/A11 17 January 1822
administration bond, penal sum £200; William WILSON, miller, of chapelry of Saint Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1822/A12 17 January 1822
administration bond, penal sum £200; Matthew WILSON, sinker of collieries, sinker, of chapelry of All Saints in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1822/A13 11 January 1822
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; Lionel WINSHIP, gentleman, of Cambo in the parish of Hartburn in the county of Northumberland. Died 12 June 1818
revaluation of estate
DPRI/3/1822/A14 5 February 1822
administration bond, penal sum £600; John WATSON, farmer, of Esh Green in the parish of Lanchester in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1822/A15 2 February 1822
administration bond, penal sum £400; George MANNERS, yeoman, of Coundon in the parish of Saint Andrew Auckland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1822/A16 29 January 1822
administration bond, penal sum £200; Matthew WILSON, the younger, miller, of Byker Hill Mill in the parish of Long Benton in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1822/A17 4 February 1822
administration bond, penal sum £200; George RICHARDSON, plumber, glazier, of Barnard Castle in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1822/A18 9 February 1822
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Richard UNTHANK, the younger, ship-owner, of Heworth in the chapelry of Heworth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1822/A19 7 February 1822
administration bond, penal sum £200; Nicholas YOUNG, ship-chandler, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1822/A20 12 February 1822
administration bond, penal sum £200; William DODDS, shoemaker, of Camboise in the parish of Bedlington
DPRI/3/1822/A21 12 February 1822
administration bond, penal sum £900; Richard EMERSON, gentleman, of Gateshead in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1822/A22 11 February 1822
administration bond, penal sum £200; George TURNBULL, gentleman, of Stockton
DPRI/3/1822/A23 13 February 1822
administration bond, penal sum £400; George WILSON, shipwright, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1822/A24 15 February 1822
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Elizabeth HERRING, widow, of Bishop Wearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1822/A25 15 February 1822
curation bond, penal sum £3,000; James WOOD, doctor of physic, widower, of chapelry of Saint John in the town and county Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1822/A26 15 February 1822
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; James WOOD, doctor of physic, widower, of chapelry of Saint John in the town and county Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1822/A27/1 16 February 1822
administration bond, penal sum £200; Joseph HUDSON, master mariner, widower, late of Charleston in the state of South Carolina in the United States of North America, formerly of the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 1817
DPRI/3/1822/A27/2-5 14 February 1822
power of attorney; Joseph HUDSON, master mariner, widower, late of Charleston in the state of South Carolina in the United States of North America, formerly of the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 1817
The three children of the intestate all live in Charleston, USA. They have requested that John Marshall and Thomas Small both of Alnwick, Northumberland, be appointed to appear in their place and stead.
DPRI/3/1822/A28 22 February 1822
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Joseph WALKER, yeoman, widower, of Ederley in the parish of Saint Andrew Auckland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1822/A29 21 February 1822
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Michael WATSON, grocer, bachelor, of Sunderland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1822/A30 18 February 1822
administration bond, penal sum £400; Ralph TAYLOR, joiner, of Norton in the parish of Norton in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1822/A31 16 February 1822
administration bond, penal sum £200; James GIBSON, millwright, of South Shields in the chapelry of Saint Hilds in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1822/A32/1 2 February 1822
administration bond, penal sum £10,000; Robert DAND, esquire, bachelor, of Gloster Hill in the parish of Warkworth in the county of Northumberland. Died February 1821
administration granted to James Dand, brother.
DPRI/3/1822/A32/2-3 15 January 1822
renunciation; Robert DAND, esquire, bachelor, of Gloster Hill in the parish of Warkworth in the county of Northumberland. Died February 1821
renunciation of Sarah Dand and Mary Dand, sisters and Henry Dand, brother.
DPRI/3/1822/A33 25 February 1822
administration bond, penal sum £400; William THOMPSON, farmer, of Stoney Moor Ridge within the liberties of the borough of Berwick upon Tweed
DPRI/3/1822/A34/1-4 14 February 1822
administration bond, penal sum £10; Ambrose BARNES, merchant, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
grant of administration to Philip Holmes Stranton limited to the intestate's interest in property at Westgate Street, Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1822/A35/1-3 26 February 1822
administration bond, penal sum £10; John SHEPHERD, gentleman, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
grant of administration to James Armstrong limited to the intestate's interest in property at Blue Anchor Chare, Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1822/A36 22 March 1822
administration bond, penal sum £100; John CHARLETON, husbandman, of Tudhoe in the parish of Brancepeth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1822/A37 8 April 1822
administration bond, penal sum £100; Nicholas CARR, seaman, of chapelry of Saint John in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne but in that part of the said chapelry which is in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1822/A38 13 April 1822
administration bond, penal sum £200; Mary BAINBRIDGE, widow, of Gate Castle in the parish of Stanhope in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1822/A39 8 April 1822
administration bond, penal sum £600; Thomas BOWMAN, yeoman, of Shepherds House in the parish of Stanhope in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1822/A40 10 April 1822
administration bond, penal sum £100; Thomas FOULL, mariner, bachelor, of Seaton Sluice in the chapelry of Earsdon in the county of Northumberland but belonging to the merchant ship, Robert and Sarah
DPRI/3/1822/A41/1 17 April 1822
administration bond, penal sum £300; Thomas HAWDON, organist, widower, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1822/A41/2 17 April 1822
certificate of oath; Thomas HAWDON, organist, widower, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
reply from York to Durham
DPRI/3/1822/A41/3-4 17 April 1822
letter of request; Thomas HAWDON, organist, widower, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
request from Durham to York to take oath
DPRI/3/1822/A42 19 March 1822
administration bond, penal sum £10,000; Thomas HENDERSON, innkeeper, of Belford in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1822/A43 1 April 1822
administration bond, penal sum £600; William LEADILL, yeoman, of Bishop Wearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1822/A44 4 April 1822
administration bond, penal sum £600; Margaret ROBINSON, nee Longstaff, of Gainford in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1822/A45 16 April 1822
administration bond, penal sum £900; Elizabeth SCURFIELD, spinster, of parish of Gateshead in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1822/A46 29 March 1822
administration bond, penal sum £400; John SPRAGGON, schoolmaster, weaver, of Gateshead in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1822/A47 1 April 1822
administration bond, penal sum £70; James TOOLEY, labourer, of parish of All Saints in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1822/A48 19 April 1822
administration bond, penal sum £100; John HUNTER, gentleman, bachelor, of Wind Mill Hills in the parish of Gateshead in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1822/A49/1 1 April 1822
administration bond, penal sum £600; William COWPER, blacksmith, widower, of Moor Edge in the Chapelry of St. Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 1814
grant of administration to Alice Cowper, widowed daughter in law of intestate
DPRI/3/1822/A49/2 1 April 1822
certificate of oath of estate value; William COWPER, blacksmith, widower, of Moor Edge in the Chapelry of St. Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 1814
DPRI/3/1822/A50 22 March 1822
administration bond, penal sum £900; Eleanor ELDER, widow, of chapelry of All Saints in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1822/A51/1-3 13 April 1822
administration bond, penal sum £9; William RAISBECK, woollen-draper, late of the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne, formerly of Gateshead in the county of Durham. Died 1802
grant of administration to John Adamson limited to the intestate's interest in property at Gateshead
DPRI/3/1822/A51/4-6 3 April 1822
renunciation; William RAISBECK, woollen-draper, late of the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne, formerly of Gateshead in the county of Durham. Died 1802
renunciation of Mary Raisbeck, relict of testator.
DPRI/3/1822/A52 11 March 1822
administration bond, penal sum £400; George BELL, flour dealer, of Gateshead in the parish of Gateshead in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1822/A53 18 April 1822
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Richard UNTHANK, the younger, ship-owner, of Heworth in the chapelry of Heworth in the county of Durham
estate revalued
DPRI/3/1822/A54/1-3 12 April 1822
administration bond, penal sum £10; George CUTHBERTSON, gentleman, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
grant of administration to Ralph Park Philipson limited to the intestate's interest in property at Iron Market, Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1822/A55/1-4 12 April 1822
administration bond, penal sum £10; Roger HALL, husbandman, of Gatelough [Catcleugh] in the parish of Elsdon in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration to John Trotter Brockett limited to the intestate's interest in property at Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1822/A56 1 May 1822
administration bond, penal sum £600; Elizabeth FOSTER, widow, of Sunderland near the Sea in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1822/A57/1-6 7 May 1822
administration bond, penal sum £10; Joseph TODD, gentleman, of Landends in the parish of Warden in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration to James Armstrong limited to the intestate's interest in property at Rawkins Hall, Haydon Bridge, Northumberland
DPRI/3/1822/A58 8 May 1822
administration bond, penal sum £400; Mary FENWICK, widow, of Blyth in the chapelry of Earsdon in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1822/A59 10 May 1822
administration bond, penal sum £900; John CUTTER, rope-maker, of Sunderland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1822/A60 10 May 1822
administration bond, penal sum £400; Mary HUTCHINSON, widow, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1822/A61 14 May 1822
administration bond, penal sum £400; Margery BURN, spinster, of Tweedmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1822/A62 18 May 1822
administration bond, penal sum £400; John BUCKHAM, farmer, of East Cold Coat in the parish of Ponteland in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1822/A63 20 May 1822
administration bond, penal sum £200; Thomas GIBSON, widower, of late of Oporto in Portugal
DPRI/3/1822/A64 22 May 1822
administration bond, penal sum £200; Dorothy TINDLE, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to Christopher Parker, creditor; the husband of the deceased having been cited
DPRI/3/1822/A65 29 May 1822
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Edward HADAWAY, master mariner, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1822/A66 29 May 1822
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; Thomas Burn DAVISON, shipbuilder, bachelor, of Bishop Wearmouth in the county of Durham. Died 22 January 1822
DPRI/3/1822/A67 1 June 1822
administration bond, penal sum £400; Ann LEG, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1822/A68/1-4 3 June 1822
administration bond, penal sum £10; Thomas DUNCKLY, esquire, of parish of Stepney otherwise Stebonheath in the county of Middlesex
grant of administration to George Woolley Poole limited to the intestate's interest in property at Beal in the county palatine of Durham.
DPRI/3/1822/A68/5-7 3 June 1822
certificate of oath; Thomas DUNCKLY, esquire, of parish of Stepney otherwise Stebonheath in the county of Middlesex
reply from London to Durham
DPRI/3/1822/A68/8-9 28 May 1822
letter of request; Thomas DUNCKLY, esquire, of parish of Stepney otherwise Stebonheath in the county of Middlesex
request from Durham to London to take oath
DPRI/3/1822/A69 28 May 1822
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; William MATHWIN, commander of the merchant ship Nearchus, merchant ship commander, North Shields in the county of Northumberland, commander of the merchant ship Nearchus at the island of Jamaica
DPRI/3/1822/A70/1 27 May 1822
administration bond, penal sum £200; William TODD, yeoman, widower, of Pickhill in the parish of Bangor in the county of Denbigh
DPRI/3/1822/A70/2-3 22 April 1822
letter of request; William TODD, yeoman, widower, of Pickhill in the parish of Bangor in the county of Denbigh
request from Durham to St Asaph to take oath
DPRI/3/1822/A70/4 27 May 1822
certificate of oath; William TODD, yeoman, widower, of Pickhill in the parish of Bangor in the county of Denbigh
reply from St Asaph to Durham
DPRI/3/1822/A71 13 March 1822
administration bond, penal sum £900; Robert TAIT, colliery agent, of Spital in the chapelry of Tweedmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1822/A72 9 June 1822
administration bond, penal sum £400; John TATE, labourer, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1822/A73 12 June 1822
administration bond, penal sum £400; Robert PEARSON, collier, of Walls End in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1822/A74 12 December 1821
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Ann BULERAIG, widow, of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1822/A75 15 June 1822
administration bond, penal sum £400; John WARDLE, joiner, cabinet-maker, of chapelry of Saint Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1822/A76 13 June 1822
administration bond, penal sum £600; Alexander HUNTER, mariner, of Stockton in the parish of Stockton in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1822/A77 18 June 1822
administration bond, penal sum £200; James TURNER, attorney-at-law, bachelor, of Pilgrim Street in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1822/A78 25 June 1822
administration bond, penal sum £200; George GENT, yeoman, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1822/A79/1 28 June 1822
administration bond, penal sum £100; Cuthbert SNAITH, mariner, bachelor, formerley of Howden in the chapelry of Witton le Wear in the county of Durham, late belonging to the merchant ship Harpooner
DPRI/3/1822/A79/2-3 27 December 1823
letter of request; Elizabeth SNAITH, spinster, of Fir Tree in the chapelry of Witton le Wear in the county of Durham
request from Durham to London to take oath
DPRI/3/1822/A80 29 June 1822
administration bond, penal sum £200; Edward REDHEAD, waterman, of Wincomb Lee in the parish of Longbenton in the parish of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1822/A81 28 June 1822
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Edward THOMPSON, farmer, bachelor, of Dyke House in the parish of Stamfordham in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1822/A82 28 June 1822
administration bond, penal sum £400; Thomas BURTON, mariner, of Milburn Place in the parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1822/A84 3 July 1822
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; Robert JOHNSON, gentleman, bachelor, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1822/A85 4 July 1822
administration bond, penal sum £900; Nicholas HUME, ship-owner, bachelor, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1822/A86 27 June 1822
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; John BOLAM, shopkeeper, widower, of Thropton in the parish of Rothbury in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1822/A87/1 26 July 1822
administration bond, penal sum £400; John PRATT, captain in the North York Militia, militia captain, formerly of Hurworth upon Tees in the county of Durham, late of Moffatt in North Britain
DPRI/3/1822/A87/2-3 20 June 1822
letter of request; John PRATT, captain in the North York Militia, militia captain, formerly of Hurworth upon Tees in the county of Durham, late of Moffatt in North Britain
request from Durham to Canterbury to take oath
DPRI/3/1822/A87/4 5 July 1822
certificate of oath; John PRATT, captain in the North York Militia, militia captain, formerly of Hurworth upon Tees in the county of Durham, late of Moffatt in North Britain
reply from Canterbury to Durham
DPRI/3/1822/A88 1 August 1822
administration bond, penal sum £40; Alexander Nimmo DOEG, bachelor, of chapelry of All Saints in the town and county ofNewcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1822/A89 26 July 1822
administration bond, penal sum £40; James FINNEY, out pensioner of Chelsea Hospital, bachelor, of Lemington in the parish of Newburn in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1822/A90 6 August 1822
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; William DAVISON, master mariner, bachelor, of Chapel House in the parish of Newburn in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1822/A91 20 August 1822
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Mary HEWSON, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1822/A92 17 August 1822
administration bond, penal sum £200; William WILKINSON, husbandman, of Coldwell in the parish of Simonburn in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1822/A93 20 August 1822
administration bond, penal sum £200; William ROUTLEDGE, tailor, of Monkwearmouth Shore in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1822/A94 28 August 1822
administration bond, penal sum £40; John HOWE, ship-owner, of Bishopwearmouth in the parish of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1822/A95 24 August 1822
administration bond, penal sum £100; Margaret REDSHAW, of parish of Newburn in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1822/A96 30 August 1822
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Henry EELES, bookseller, bachelor, of Stockton in the parish of Stockton in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1822/A97 3 September 1822
administration bond, penal sum £100; Jane RICHARDSON, widow, of chapelry of Saint Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1822/A98 7 September 1822
administration bond, penal sum £40; Robert DOBSON, husbandman, of Acklington in the parish of Warkworth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1822/A99 7 September 1822
administration bond, penal sum £200; Elizabeth SWAN, spinster, of parish of Saint Oswald in or near the city of Durham
DPRI/3/1822/A100 11 September 1822
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Joseph HARRISON, iron-founder, of Whitehill Point in the parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1822/A101 13 September 1822
administration bond, penal sum £400; Isabella LOUGHBOROUGH, nee Lindsay, of South Street in the chapelry of Saint Margaret in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1822/A102 13 September 1822
administration bond, penal sum £400; John COX, master mariner, of chapelry of All Saints in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1822/A103 14 September 1822
administration bond, penal sum £600; William KERR, butler, bachelor, of chapelry of Saint Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1822/A104 13 September 1822
administration bond, penal sum £400; Alice NEWTON, widow, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1822/A105 27 September 1822
administration bond, penal sum £200; Francis WATSON, master mariner, of No 20 Wapping in the parish of Saint John Wapping in the county of Middlesex
DPRI/3/1822/A106/1-8 10 September 1822
administration bond, penal sum £10; George GIBSON, husbandman, of Corbridge in the parish of Corbridge in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration to Jasper Gibson limited to the intestate's interest in property at Corbridge
DPRI/3/1822/A107 5 October 1822
administration bond, penal sum £450; Joseph BURNETT, farmer, of Bunkers Hill in the parish of Houghton le Spring in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1822/A108 2 October 1822
administration bond, penal sum £140,000; William JAMES, esquire, of Deckham Hall in the parish of Gateshead in the county of Durham
estate revalued in value to the sum of £70,000
DPRI/3/1822/A109 21 September 1822
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; Ralph HUNTER, innkeeper, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
estate revalued at £3,000
DPRI/3/1822/A110 11 October 1822
administration bond, penal sum £600; George BENNETT, spirit-merchant, widower, of Wooler in the parish of Wooler in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1822/A111 8 October 1822
administration bond, penal sum £40; Isaac HUTCHINSON, farmer, of Brax in the parish of St. Andrew Auckland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1822/A112 18 October 1822
administration bond, penal sum £200; James DUNN, mariner, formerly of Seaford in the county of Sussex, late of the barracks in the chapelry of Saint Andrew in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1822/A113 14 October 1822
administration bond, penal sum £600; Mary FROST, spinster, of city of London
DPRI/3/1822/A114/1 7 October 1822
administration bond, penal sum £1,100; Christopher STRANGEWAYS, cooper, of borough of Berwick upon Tweed
DPRI/3/1822/A114/2 12 October 1822
affidavit of sureties; Christopher STRANGEWAYS, cooper, of borough of Berwick upon Tweed
DPRI/3/1822/A115 14 October 1822
administration bond, penal sum £600; George COATS, yeoman, bachelor, of Stockton in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1822/A116 18 October 1822
administration bond, penal sum £600; William SHOTTON, gentleman, of chapelry of Saint Margaret near the city of Durham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1822/A117 22 October 1822
administration bond, penal sum £180; Margaret BROWN, widow, of Shincliffe in the parish of Saint Oswalds in or near the City of Durham
DPRI/3/1822/A118 25 October 1822
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; William WETHERELL, farmer, of the Isle in the township of Bradbury in the parish of Sedgefield in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1822/A119 28 October 1822
administration bond, penal sum £100; Robert WHITE, shoemaker, of parish of Saint Nicholas in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1822/A120/1-7 9 October 1822
administration bond, penal sum £10; Barbara REAVELY, widow, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
grant of administration to James John Thompson limited to the intestate's interest in property at Rothbury
DPRI/3/1822/A121 26 October 1822
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Thomas BROWN, farmer, widower, of New Acre in the parish of Lanchester in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1822/A122 30 October 1822
administration bond, penal sum £200; William FORSTER, mariner, bachelor, of South Blyth in the chapelry of Earsdon in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1822/A123 6 November 1822
administration bond, penal sum £400; Anthony HUTCHINSON, common carrier, of George Street, Sunderland near the sea in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1822/A124 7 November 1822
administration bond, penal sum £200; Robert DIXON, shipbuilder, of Monkwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1822/A125 4 November 1822
administration bond, penal sum £300; Mary HIRD, previously Dennison, of Darlington in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1822/A126/1 8 November 1822
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Isabella MARCH, spinster, of Field House in the parish of Lesbury in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1822/A126/2-3 8 November 1822
renunciation; Isabella MARCH, spinster, of Field House in the parish of Lesbury in the county of Northumberland
renunciation of Eleanor March, mother and only other next of kin
DPRI/3/1822/A127 13 November 1822
administration bond, penal sum £400; Jane DENNISON, spinster, of Darlington in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1822/A128/1-11 14 November 1822
administration bond, penal sum £10; Thomas HUGALL, gentleman, of city of Durham
grant of administration to George Spearman limited to the intestate's interest in property at Wallick in the parishes of Warden and Simonburn, Northumberland
DPRI/3/1822/A129 13 November 1822
administration bond, penal sum £600; Elizabeth PATTISON, widow, of Seaton Carew in the parish of Stranton in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1822/A130 13 November 1822
administration bond, penal sum £400; Elizabeth JOHNSON, spinster, of Seaton Carew in the parish of Stranton in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1822/A131 25 November 1822
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Diana WATSON, widow, of Cowpen in the chapelry of Horton in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1822/A132 19 November 1822
administration bond, penal sum £200; Kingswood GREENWELL, master mariner, of Monkwearmouth Shore in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1822/A133 30 November 1822
administration bond, penal sum £40; Mary BLACKLOCK, widow, of parish of Saint Nicholas in the city of Durham
DPRI/3/1822/A134 30 November 1822
administration bond, penal sum £40; Jane BONE, spinster, of parish of Saint Nicholas in the city of Durham
DPRI/3/1822/A135 9 November 1822
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Joseph REAY, farmer, of Berwick Hill in the parish of Ponteland in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1822/A136 24 October 1822
administration bond, penal sum £24,000; John THOMPSON, tanner, of chapelry of Saint Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
estate revalued at £12,000
DPRI/3/1822/A137 5 December 1822
administration bond, penal sum £900; William LOWMAN, draper, tailor, of Pilgrim Street in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1822/A138 2 December 1822
administration bond, penal sum £18,000; Ann LYNN, widow, of East Cross Street in the parish of Bishop Wearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1822/A139 13 December 1822
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; John JOPLING, yeoman, widower, of Muggleswick in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1822/A140 13 December 1822
administration bond, penal sum £200; Frances SNOWDON, spinster, of Rothbury in the parish of Rothbury in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1822/A141 21 December 1822
administration bond, penal sum £600; Benjamin ROBINSON, mariner, of Norton in the parish of Norton in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1822/A142 20 December 1822
administration bond, penal sum £160; Mary STOKER, widow, of Greenside in the parish of Ryton in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1822/A143 18 December 1822
administration bond, penal sum £100; Thomas WALL, yeoman, of South Shields in the county of Durham
Will bonds 1822Reference: DPRI/3/1822/TDPRI/3/1822/T1 4 January 1822
will bond, penal sum £400; Thomas BELLERBY, farmer, of Quaking house in the parish of Lanchester in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to Michael Bellerby, brother.
DPRI/3/1822/T2/1 6 February 1822
will bond, penal sum £4,000; Mary HEWARD, spinster, of Southwick Lodge near Ayres quay in the parish of Bishop Wearmouth in the county of Durham. Died 31 October 1820
administration with the will annexed granted to Dorothy Bell, sister and one of the legatees.
DPRI/3/1822/T2/2-4 1 November 1821
renunciation; Mary HEWARD, spinster, of Southwick Lodge near Ayres quay in the parish of Bishop Wearmouth in the county of Durham. Died 31 October 1820
renunciation of Thomas Lamplough and Benjamin Greenaway, nominating Dorothy Bell, sister, to take out administration; exhibited 6 Feb 1822.
DPRI/3/1822/T3 14 January 1822
will bond, penal sum £400; Richard BYGATE, farmer, of Easington in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to Ann Bygate, relict, as John Coulson and Michael Louis renounced the execution.
DPRI/3/1822/T4/1 29 May 1822
will bond, penal sum £1,200; Taylor WINSHIP, rope-maker, of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to Ann Winship, relict and guardian of four children, the residuary legatees; the executors having renounced
DPRI/3/1822/T4/2-3 4 May 1822
renunciation; Taylor WINSHIP, rope-maker, of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
renunciation of William Harle, Matthew Plummer, Henry Winship and Joseph Bainbridge; exhibited, 8 May 1822.
DPRI/3/1822/T5 11 July 1822
will bond; John STEPHENS, master mariner, bachelor, of Borough of Berwick upon Tweed in the county of Northumberland. Died April 1822
administration with the will annexed granted to Jane Stephens, mother, there being no executors or residuary legatee named.
DPRI/3/1822/T6 3 August 1822
will bond, penal sum £40; Frances SMITH, spinster, of Millhouse in the parish of Haltwhistle and county of Northumberland. Died 4 October 1820
administration with the will annexed granted to William and Mary Makepeace, his wife, as previous executor died
DPRI/3/1822/T7/1-4 18 October 1822
will bond, penal sum £10; William REED, haltster, of Framwellgate in the city of Durham in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to Walter Scruton.
DPRI/3/1822/T8 21 August 1822
administration bond, penal sum £600; Anthony TOPHAM, shipbuilder, of Seaton Sluice in the county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted by decree of court to Frances Topham, daughter, the executors having died
DPRI/3/1822/T9/1-4 12 December 1822
will bond, penal sum £10; William WILKINSON, rope-maker, gentleman, of Stockton in the county of Durham
grant of administration to Matthew Bowser limited to the testator's interest in property at Portrack, Stockton.
DPRI/3/1822/T10/1-8 14 December 1822
will bond, penal sum £10; William CHETWYND, [3rd] viscount Chetwynd of Bearhaven, [3rd baron of Rathdowne], [politician], [diplomatist], esquire, Stafford in the county of Stafford, and Dover street Piccadilly in the county of Middlesex
grant of administration to George Haugh Stable limited to the intestator's interest in property at Chollerton and Birkley.
DPRI/3/1822/T11/1-3 13 December 1822
will bond, penal sum £10; Ralph WOODMAN, gentleman, of Herons Close in the chapelry of Hebburn in the county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to James John Thompson limited to the testator's interest in property at Mitford
DPRI/3/1822/T12 4 October 1822
certificate of oath of estate value; Matthew SMETHAM, gentleman, of Bishop Wearmouth in the county of Durham. Died 23 April 1822
Probate was granted at the Prerogative Court of Canterbury on 4 Oct 1822. [Document found loose in front of DPR Probate Register 34, 1822-1823]
Administration bonds 1823Reference: DPRI/3/1823/ADPRI/3/1823/A1 4 January 1823
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; George WATSON, farmer, of Batterlaw in the parish of Easington in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1823/A2 9 January 1823
administration bond, penal sum £400; George NICHOLSON, farmer, bachelor, of Grumbles Park in the parish of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1823/A3 9 January 1823
administration bond, penal sum £1,400; Jane HEDLEY, goldsmith, widow, of Sadler Street in the city of Durham
DPRI/3/1823/A4 18 January 1823
administration bond, penal sum £400; William ARMSTRONG, miller, of Allensford in the chapelry of Shotley in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1823/A5 20 January 1823
administration bond, penal sum £40; John STUART, woodman, of Chopwell Wood in the parish of Ryton in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1823/A6 24 January 1823
administration bond, penal sum £200; Ann HARD, widow, of Middle Rainton in the parish of Houghton le Spring in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1823/A7 29 January 1823
administration bond, penal sum £200; Margaret WATSON, spinster, of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1823/A8 21 January 1823
administration bond, penal sum £600; George STEPHENSON, blacksmith, bachelor, of Bothal Barns in the parish of Bothal in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1823/A9 21 January 1823
administration bond, penal sum £200; Robert BELL, grocer, of Bedlington in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1823/A10 3 February 1823
administration bond, penal sum £200; Michael SMURFITT, painter, glazier, bachelor, of Black Boy public house in the parish of Houghton-le-Spring in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1823/A11 1 February 1823
administration bond, penal sum £400; John SMITH, yeoman, widower, of Usworth in the parish of Washington in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1823/A12 11 February 1823
administration bond, penal sum £400; George JACKSON, joiner, of Sherburn in the parish of Pittington in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1823/A13 26 February 1823
administration bond, penal sum £100; Ann BROWN, of Swalwell in the parish of Whickham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1823/A14 26 February 1823
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Robert COX, gentleman, widower, of Crookhill in the parish of Ryton in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1823/A15 28 February 1823
administration bond, penal sum £40; Anthony WRIGHT, shopkeeper, of Mill House in the parish of Haltwhistle in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1823/A16 1 March 1823
administration bond, penal sum £600; Matthew WILKINSON, gentleman, widower, of Cleatham in the parish of Staindrop in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1823/A17 4 March 1823
administration bond, penal sum £40; Thomas WOODWARD, mariner, of Coven Garden, Sunderland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1823/A18 15 February 1823
administration bond, penal sum £200; John WINSKILL, miner, of Low Galligill in the parish of Alston in the county of Cumberland
DPRI/3/1823/A19 3 March 1823
administration bond, penal sum £200; Margaret REED, widow, of Mowson in the parish of Bamburgh in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1823/A20 3 March 1823
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Ralph WILKINSON, ship-owner, of North Shields in the parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1823/A21 6 March 1823
administration bond, penal sum £400; John CRAWFORD, yeoman, of West Auckland in the parish of Saint Helen Auckland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1823/A22 1 March 1823
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; George BAMLETT, gentleman, widower, of Shaws in the parish of Gainford in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1823/A23 10 January 1823
administration bond, penal sum £100; Hudson BARNETT, clerk, of Blanchland in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1823/A24 4 March 1823
administration bond, penal sum £200; George GRAHAM, farmer, widower, of Brownside in the parish of Alston in the county of Cumberland
DPRI/3/1823/A25 22 March 1823
administration bond, penal sum £600; Elizabeth HUMBLE, of Croft House in the parish of Pittington in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1823/A26/1-4 11 February 1823
administration bond, penal sum £10; Richard HASWELL, master and mariner, of South Shore in the parish of Gateshead in the county of Durham
grant of administration to Ralph Park Philipson limited to the intestate's interest in property at Akewellgate, Gateshead
DPRI/3/1823/A27 14 February 1823
administration bond, penal sum £400; Elizabeth SPENCER, spinster, of chapelry of All Saints in the town and country of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1823/A28 31 March 1823
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Henry PYLE, master mariner, widower, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1823/A29/1-4 22 March 1823
administration bond, penal sum £10; Joseph CHIPCHASE, butcher, of Claypath in the City of Durham in the county of Durham
grant of administration to John Hines limited to the intestate's interest in property at Gillygate in the City of Durham
DPRI/3/1823/A30 4 April 1823
administration bond, penal sum £200; Isabella DIXON, widow, of New Elvet in the parish of St Oswald in the City of Durham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1823/A31 4 April 1823
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; John GOODCHILD, esquire, parish of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham, lately of Gourdie in the parish of Clunie in the County of Perth, Scotland
DPRI/3/1823/A32 20 March 1823
administration bond, penal sum £14,000; William WOODMAN, merchant, of chapelry of St John in the town of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1823/A33 8 April 1823
administration bond, penal sum £240; George ENGLISH, mason, of Heworth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1823/A34 16 April 1823
administration bond, penal sum £200; Eleanor HALL, nee Brown, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1823/A35/10-11 28 October 1822
renunciation; Edward HORNE, esquire, of Bevis Mount otherwise Padwell in the county of Southampton
renunciation of Mary Jane Horne, the relict and surviving executor and residuary legatee; exhibited 13 Mar 1823.
DPRI/3/1823/A35/1-7 13 March 1823
administration bond, penal sum £10; Edward HORNE, esquire, of Bevis Mount otherwise Padwell in the county of Southampton
grant of administration to Thomas France limited to the intestate's interest in property at Great Ryle in the county of Northumberland.
DPRI/3/1823/A35/12-13 13 March 1823
certificate of oath; Edward HORNE, esquire, of Bevis Mount otherwise Padwell in the county of Southampton
reply from London to Durham
DPRI/3/1823/A35/8-9 17 May 1822
letter of request; Edward HORNE, esquire, of Bevis Mount otherwise Padwell in the county of Southampton
request from Durham to the Lord Bishop of London to take oath.
DPRI/3/1823/A36 21 April 1823
administration bond, penal sum £600; Robert YOUNG, grocer, of Monkwearmouth Shore in the parish of Monkwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1823/A37 25 April 1823
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Carter NIXON, gunsmith, widower, of city of Durham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1823/A38 25 April 1823
administration bond, penal sum £200; Ann HUNTER, widow, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1823/A39 28 April 1823
administration bond, penal sum £200; Jane LIPTON, widow, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1823/A40/1 29 April 1823
administration bond, penal sum £28,000; William BROWN, esquire, bachelor, of Longbenton in the county of Northumberland. Died January 1813
DPRI/3/1823/A40/2-3 11 March 1823
renunciation; William BROWN, esquire, bachelor, of Longbenton in the county of Northumberland. Died January 1813
renunciation of Richard Brown, Robert Brown and Jane Fenwick, brothers and sister; exhibited 12 March 1823.
DPRI/3/1823/A42 10 May 1823
administration bond, penal sum £200; Mary HUTTON, widow, of Shincliffe in the parish of Saint Oswald in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1823/A43 8 May 1823
administration bond, penal sum £380; Thomas PATTISON, miner, of Croft in the parish of Alston in the county of Cumberland
DPRI/3/1823/A44 16 May 1823
administration bond, penal sum £400; John LOFTHOUSE, chemist, druggist, of parish of Saint Nicholas in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1823/A45 16 May 1823
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; Henry BARRETT, gentleman, widower, of Durham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1823/A46 20 May 1823
administration bond, penal sum £400; George WILSON, yeoman, widower, of Newton Bewley in the parish of Billingham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1823/A47 20 May 1823
administration bond, penal sum £900; Richard STOBART, master mariner, bachelor, of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1823/A48 21 May 1823
administration bond, penal sum £600; Joseph BELL, farmer, of Highfield in the chapelry of Whittonstall in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1823/A49 6 June 1823
administration bond, penal sum £200; John BLACKETT, farmer, of Witton in the parish of Staindrop in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1823/A50 6 June 1823
administration bond, penal sum £200; Timothy POLLOCK, innkeeper, Rose Hill in the parish of Wallsend in the county of Northumberland, late of North Shields in the parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1823/A51 4 June 1823
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Joseph WANLACE, yeoman, bachelor, of Low Gallow Hill in the parish of Bolam in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1823/A52 12 June 1823
administration bond, penal sum £40; Walter COULTHERD, yeoman, of Belford in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1823/A53 14 June 1823
administration bond, penal sum £400; Prudence TRAIN, spinster, of chapelry of Heworth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1823/A54 17 June 1823
administration bond, penal sum £400; Ann TODD, nee Bold, Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham, Newbottle in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1823/A55 4 June 1823
administration bond, penal sum £200; William PROUDHOE, carrier, of Barrisford in the parish of Chollerton in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1823/A56/1-3 3 June 1823
administration bond, penal sum £9; John HILL, gentleman, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration to Thomas Adams Rufsell limited to the intestate's interest in property at Canongate, Alnwick
DPRI/3/1823/A57/1-3 3 June 1823
administration bond, penal sum £9; Collingwood FORSTER, gentleman, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration to Thomas Adams Rufsell limited to the intestate's interest in property at North Canongate, Alnwick.
DPRI/3/1823/A58/1-4 10 June 1823
administration bond, penal sum £10; Elizabeth CHALLING, nee Harbottle, widow, of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to James John Thompson limited to the intestate's interest in property at Kirknewton
DPRI/3/1823/A59 25 June 1823
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; Anthony WATSON, royal navy lieutenant, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham. Died 13 May 1823
DPRI/3/1823/A60 3 July 1823
administration bond, penal sum £400; George PEVERELL, farmer, of Fen Hall in the parish of Lanchester in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1823/A61/1-7 12 July 1823
administration bond, penal sum £10; George LAKE, esquire, formerly of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland, late of Longbenton in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration to George Waugh Stable limited to the intestate's interest in properties at Elemore Hall at Haswell in the parishes of Easington and Pittington in the county of Durham.
DPRI/3/1823/A62 15 July 1823
administration bond, penal sum £100; William BAINBRIDGE, sail-maker, bachelor, of Monkwearmouth Shore in the parish of Monkwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1823/A63 15 July 1823
administration bond, penal sum £400; Robert SURTEES, master mariner, bachelor, of belonging to the ship Henry of the Port of Sunderland
DPRI/3/1823/A64 16 July 1823
administration bond, penal sum £200; Edward SHOTTON, yeoman, of West Chivington in the parish of Warkworth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1823/A65 18 July 1823
administration bond, penal sum £100; George NIXON, minor, bachelor, of late of Harrogate in the parish of Haughton le Skerne in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1823/A66 19 July 1823
administration bond, penal sum £600; William YOUNG, flour dealer, of parish of Longbenton in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1823/A67 11 July 1823
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Frances WATSON, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1823/A68 24 July 1823
administration bond, penal sum £250; Ann SANDERSON, spinster, of Whitworth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1823/A69 12 July 1823
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; John HOGG, farmer, of Hazon High Houses in the parish of Shilbottle in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1823/A70 2 August 1823
administration bond, penal sum £400; Mary MOORE, widow, of Heworth Common in the chapelry of Heworth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1823/A71 2 August 1823
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; John RANSON, innkeeper, bachelor, of Stannington in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1823/A72 4 August 1823
administration bond, penal sum £200; Margaret LITHGOOD, formerly Watson, widow, of Sunderland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1823/A73 11 August 1823
administration bond, penal sum £100; Jane ORD, widow, of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1823/A74/1 2 July 1823
administration bond, penal sum £900; James GORDON, master mariner, widower, of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland. Died 22 August 1806
DPRI/3/1823/A74/2-3 4 June 1823
curation bond, penal sum £900; James GORDON, master mariner, widower, of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland. Died 22 August 1806
DPRI/3/1823/A74/4-5 4 June 1823
grant of administration; James GORDON, master mariner, widower, of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland. Died 22 August 1806
administration granted to Mary Hazleton Gordon to care for minors of the deceased.
DPRI/3/1823/A75 14 August 1823
administration bond, penal sum £900; William RICKLEY, schoolmaster, widower, of Seghill in the chapelry of Earsdon in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1823/A76 16 August 1823
administration bond, penal sum £900; Isabella RICHARDSON, spinster, of Silver Hill in the parish of Newburn in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1823/A77 27 August 1823
administration bond, penal sum £100; James GLEDSTON, miller, of Middleton Mile in the parish of Hartburn in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1823/A78 27 August 1823
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; John MARSHALL, yeoman, of Kyloe House in the parish of Heddon on the Wall in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1823/A79 2 September 1823
administration bond, penal sum £200; Thomas ARROWSMITH, farmer, of Foxton in the parish of Sedgefield in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1823/A80 19 August 1823
administration bond, penal sum £200; George BAITY, esquire, of Easington in the chapelry of Belford in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1823/A81 13 September 1823
administration bond, penal sum £10; William HENDERSON, bookbinder, widower, formerly of Saddler Street in the city of Durham in the county of Durham, later of Sherburn Hospital in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1823/A82 12 September 1823
administration bond, penal sum £400; George Henry WATSON, bachelor, of Swarland East House in the parish of Felton in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1823/A83 17 September 1823
curation bond, penal sum £800; Mary MOSS, widow, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1823/A84 17 September 1823
administration bond, penal sum £800; Mary MOSS, widow, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham
administration granted to Hannah Moss of Mary Hannah Moss, infant.
DPRI/3/1823/A85 23 September 1823
administration bond, penal sum £1,000; John LYNN, yeoman, of Kelloe Hill Top in the Parish of Kelloe in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1823/A86 27 September 1823
administration bond, penal sum £200; Rachel TURNER, widow, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1823/A87 4 October 1823
administration bond, penal sum £900; John NORMAN, farmer, of Thornhope in the parish of Knarsdale in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1823/A88 20 October 1823
administration bond, penal sum £40; George WARDLE, keelman, of Sunderland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1823/A89 21 October 1823
administration bond, penal sum £400; Roddam HALL, gentleman, bachelor, of Stannington in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1823/A90 22 October 1823
administration bond, penal sum £100; Mary ARMSTRONG, widow, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1823/A91/1 22 October 1823
administration bond, penal sum £40; William BATY, butcher, of Bishopton in the parish of Bishopton in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1823/A91/2 22 October 1823
certificate of oath of estate value; William BATY, butcher, of Bishopton in the parish of Bishopton in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1823/A92 23 October 1823
administration bond, penal sum £1,500; William ASKEW, royal navy lieutenant, bachelor, of Haslar Hospital, Portsmouth in the county of Hampshire
DPRI/3/1823/A93 31 October 1823
administration bond, penal sum £900; John LAWSON, innkeeper, of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1823/A94/1-4 7 October 1823
administration bond, penal sum £10; James POW, gentleman, of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration to Robert Gills limited to the intestate's interest in property at Podgshole, Bedburn.
DPRI/3/1823/A95/1 13 October 1823
administration bond, penal sum £900; Ann SCARTH, widow, of Witton-le-Wear in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1823/A95/2-3 27 June 1823
letter of request; Ann SCARTH, widow, of Witton-le-Wear in the county of Durham
request from Bishop of Durham to Lord Bishop of Carlisle
DPRI/3/1823/A95/4 19 July 1823
certificate of oath; Ann SCARTH, widow, of Witton-le-Wear in the county of Durham
reply from Lord Bishop of Carlisle to Bishop of Durham
DPRI/3/1823/A96 6 November 1823
administration bond, penal sum £600; Mary PURVIS, widow, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1823/A97/1 28 July 1823
administration bond, penal sum £600; John COFFY, yeoman, widower, of Saunders Court in the parish of Kilpatrick in the county of Wexford
DPRI/3/1823/A97/2 28 July 1823
letter of request; John COFFY, yeoman, widower, of Saunders Court in the parish of Kilpatrick in the county of Wexford
request from Bishop of Durham to the Bishop of Leighlin
DPRI/3/1823/A97/3 4 August 1823
certificate of oath; John COFFY, yeoman, widower, of Saunders Court in the parish of Kilpatrick in the county of Wexford
reply from Bishop of Leighlin to Bishop of Durham
DPRI/3/1823/A98/1 28 July 1823
administration bond, penal sum £40; John COFFY, of Saunders Court in the parish of Kilpatrick in the county of Wexford
DPRI/3/1823/A98/2 28 July 1823
letter of request; John COFFY, of Saunders Court in the parish of Kilpatrick in the county of Wexford
letter from Bishop of Durham to Bishop of Leighlin
DPRI/3/1823/A98/3 4 August 1823
certificate of oath; John COFFY, of Saunders Court in the parish of Kilpatrick in the county of Wexford
reply from Bishop of Leighlin to Bishop of Durham
DPRI/3/1823/A99 11 November 1823
administration bond, penal sum £100; George SUTHERLAND, trimmer, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1823/A100 5 November 1823
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; William HAGGERSTON, bachelor, of Ellingham in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1823/A101 21 November 1823
administration bond, penal sum £190; John HUNTER, master mariner, of Newbottle in the parish of Houghton-le-Spring in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1823/A102 15 November 1823
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; John ROUGHEAD, farmer, bachelor, of Jardinefield in the county of Berwickshire
DPRI/3/1823/A103 24 November 1823
administration bond, penal sum £200; James THOMPSON, ship-owner, widower, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1823/A104/1 26 November 1823
administration bond, penal sum £100; William DIXON, cutler, of Morpeth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1823/A104/2 5 November 1823
certificate of estate value; William DIXON, cutler, of Morpeth in the county of Northumberland
Morpeth Saving Bank certifying value of deceased bank account.
DPRI/3/1823/A105 29 November 1823
administration bond, penal sum £200; Robert OXLEY, farmer, of Peters Bank of Kyo in the parish of Lanchester in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1823/A106 26 November 1823
administration bond, penal sum £400; Rachael MILBURN, widow, of Eales in the parish of Greystead in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1823/A107 8 December 1823
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; James TOWNS, master mariner, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1823/A108 25 October 1823
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; William WOLFALL, merchant, of parish of Saint Nicholas Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1823/A109 6 December 1823
administration bond, penal sum £900; Robert WHITE, farmer, of High Plains in the parish of Alston in the county of Cumberland
DPRI/3/1823/A110 12 December 1823
administration bond, penal sum £100; Thomas BRADLEY, mariner, widower, of Stockton-on-Tees in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1823/A111 16 December 1823
administration bond, penal sum £100; Alexander SCOTT, mariner, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1823/A112 16 May 1823
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Benjamin BROWN, ship-owner, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1823/A113 27 December 1823
administration bond, penal sum £200; William DODD, miner, bachelor, of Linnacres in the parish of Wark in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1823/A114 27 December 1823
administration bond, penal sum £400; William LOCKEY, yeoman, of Bishop Middleham in the county of Durham
Will bonds 1823Reference: DPRI/3/1823/TDPRI/3/1823/T1/1-4 7 January 1823
will bond, penal sum £10; John PARKER, gentleman, of Lipwood in the county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to John Rowland limited to the testator's interest in property at Carr's Park in the Lordship of Meleridge in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1823/T2/1-3 3 January 1823
will bond, penal sum £10; Nicholas TYZACK, surgeon, bachelor, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne (chapelry of St John). Died 28 November 1783
Administration with the will annexed granted to Richard Bell limited to the testator's interest in property at Meal or Goat Market, Newcastle upon Tyne; Jonathan Tyzack, the residuary legatee, having died
DPRI/3/1823/T3/1 5 February 1823
will bond, penal sum £1,600; Margaret ANGUS, widow, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to John Elphinstone, son-in-law and curator, for the use of 3 grandchildren the residuary legatees, the executors having renounced
DPRI/3/1823/T3/2-3 3 December 1822
renunciation; Margaret ANGUS, widow, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1823/T3/4-6 3 December 1822
election of guardian; Margaret ANGUS, widow, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1823/T3/7-9 3 December 1823
acceptance of guardianship; Margaret ANGUS, widow, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1823/T4 8 March 1823
will bond, penal sum £600; John SALMON, pitman, of Gateshead Low Fell in the county of Durham and in the parish of Gateshead
administration with the will annexed granted to son & principal legatee (no executor named in will, widow survived deceased but has since died)
DPRI/3/1823/T5/1-6 27 January 1823
will bond, penal sum £10; William WILSON, esquire, of Town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
administration with the will annexed granted to James John Thompson limited to testator's interest in property in Pelton, Northumberland
DPRI/3/1823/T6 29 March 1823
will bond, penal sum £600; Joseph WILKINSON, lead-ore miner, of Town of Aldstone in the county of Cumberland
administration granted to Thomas and Joseph Smith, administrators of John Smith surviving executor, there being no residuary legatee named in the will
DPRI/3/1823/T7 15 April 1823
will bond, penal sum £600; William FENTON, joiner, yeoman, of Lumley in the county of Durham
Adminstration granted to Matthew and Joseph Watson, brothers of John Watson surviving executor and residuary legatee, now deceased
DPRI/3/1823/T8 6 May 1823
will bond, penal sum £10; Mary COLLINS, widow, of Wolsingham in the county of Durham. Died 5 February 1804
Adminstration granted to grand-daughter of deceased, the surviving executor named in the will having died without proving the will, and no residuary legatee named
DPRI/3/1823/T9 26 April 1823
will bond, penal sum £400; William HESLOP, farmer, widower, of Low Broom Park
Administration with will annexed granted to children of deceased there being no residuary legatee named.
DPRI/3/1823/T10/1 15 February 1823
will bond, penal sum £8,000; Robert DOUBLEDAY, esquire, Low Fell in the parish of Gateshead, formerly of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died January 1822
Administration granted to George Doubleday, brother and residuary legatee, the executor having renounced
DPRI/3/1823/T10/2-3 6 February 1823
renunciation; Robert DOUBLEDAY, esquire, Low Fell in the parish of Gateshead, formerly of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died January 1822
renunciation of William Greene, executor
DPRI/3/1823/T11 26 March 1823
will bond, penal sum £40; Henry TODD, the elder, yeoman, of Bishop Auckland in the county of Durham
Adminstration granted to acting administrators of Henry Todd, the surviving son and residuary legatee of Henry Todd the elder, who has since died.
DPRI/3/1823/T12 15 April 1823
will bond, penal sum £400; John WATSON, joiner, of Lumley in the county of Durham
Administration granted to brothers, the executrix and legatee having predeceased the testator
DPRI/3/1823/T13 12 June 1823
will bond, penal sum £200; John BRABANT, yeoman, of Bishop Auckland in the county of Durham
Administration granted to daughter, there being no executor or residuary legatee named.
DPRI/3/1823/T14 27 June 1823
will bond, penal sum £400; John HUDSON, gentleman, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
Administration granted to children of deceased, the sole executrix and residuary legatee having predeceased the testator.
DPRI/3/1823/T15/1 10 May 1823
will bond, penal sum £1,500; Peter MAUGHAN, yeoman, of Kirkhaugh in the parish of Kirkhaugh in the county of Northumberland. Died 23 September 1822
Administration granted to son and residuary legatee, the executor having renounced the execution of will.
DPRI/3/1823/T15/2 23 April 1823
renunciation; Peter MAUGHAN, yeoman, of Kirkhaugh in the parish of Kirkhaugh in the county of Northumberland. Died 23 September 1822
Executor George Maughan renounced execution of will.
DPRI/3/1823/T16/1-4 12 May 1823
will bond, penal sum £10; Robert SHAFTO, esquire, of Whitworth in the county of Durham. Died November 1797
administration with the will annexed granted to Thomas Griffith limited to the testator's interest in property at Bishop Auckland.
DPRI/3/1823/T17/1-8 20 June 1823
administration bond, penal sum £10; Thomas LIDDELL, esquire, of Newton Hall (in the chapelry of St Margaret) in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to Nathaniel Clayton limited to the testator's interest in property at North Hebburn, the executrix having died
DPRI/3/1823/T18 22 July 1823
will bond, penal sum £400; Andrew THOMPSON, farmer, of Hawthorn in the Parish of Easington and County of Durham
Administration granted to Rachel Thompson, relict, there being no executor of residuary legatee named.
DPRI/3/1823/T19 19 August 1823
will bond, penal sum £40; Elizabeth BROWN, widow, of Numbers Garth in the parish of Bishop Wearmouth near Sunderland in the county of Durham
Administration granted to daughter and residuary legatee there being no executor named in the will
DPRI/3/1823/T20/1 28 July 1823
will bond, penal sum £3,000; William HAILS, farmer, ship-owner, of Preston lane in the county of Northumberland
Administration granted to the children and residuary legatees, the surviving executor and residuary legatee in trust having renounced
DPRI/3/1823/T20/2-3 23 July 1823
renunciation; William HAILS, farmer, ship-owner, of Preston lane in the county of Northumberland
renunciation of the surviving executor and residuary legatee in trust; exhibited 24 July 1823
DPRI/3/1823/T21/1 21 July 1823
will bond, penal sum £400; David MACKEOWN, cast metal founder, of Darlington in the county of Durham
Administration granted to relict and residuary legatee, the executors named in the will having renounced.
DPRI/3/1823/T21/2-3 21 July 1823
renunciation; David MACKEOWN, cast metal founder, of Darlington in the county of Durham
renunciation of the three executors
DPRI/3/1823/T22/1-3 12 July 1823
will bond, penal sum £10; Lydia BREDY, widow, of Newcastle upon Tyne
administration with the will annexed granted to George Featherstonehaugh limited to the testator's interest in property at Blakelaw, Tynedale
DPRI/3/1823/T23/1 15 September 1823
will bond, penal sum £600; Joseph HEDLEY, farmer, of Monkridge in the parish of Elsdon in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to residuary legatees named in the will the executors having died leaving the estate unadminstered.
DPRI/3/1823/T23/2 15 September 1823
certificate of oath of estate value; Joseph HEDLEY, farmer, of Monkridge in the parish of Elsdon in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1823/T24 26 September 1823
will bond, penal sum £200; Robert HODGSON, yeoman, of Framwelgate near the city of Durham
Administration granted to sons; the executors named in the will having both died during the lifetime of the testator
DPRI/3/1823/T26 8 October 1823
will bond, penal sum £900; Robert WALLER, farmer, of Staindrop, formerly of Ederley house near Stubbhouse in the county of Durham
Administration granted to brother, the executrix and legatee named having died in the lifetime of the testator
DPRI/3/1823/T30/1 3 January 1824
will bond, penal sum £4,000; Jane WRIGHT, widow, of Westoe in the county of Durham. Died 28 August 1818
Administration granted to residuary legatees, the executors named having died leaving the will unadministered
DPRI/3/1823/T30/2 3 January 1824
certificate of oath of estate value; Jane WRIGHT, widow, of Westoe in the county of Durham. Died 28 August 1818
DPRI/3/1823/T31 23 December 1823
will bond, penal sum £12,000; James CRASTER, gentleman, of Belle Vue near East Boldon in the county of Durham, formerly of South Shields
Administration granted to relict and legatee there being no executor named in the will.
DPRI/3/1823/T32 16 December 1823
will bond, penal sum £400; Ann MELVIN, widow, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
Administration granted to two of the residuary legatees, the sole executor having died in the lifetime of the testator
Administration bonds 1824Reference: DPRI/3/1824/ADPRI/3/1824/A1 3 January 1824
administration bond, penal sum £400; Jonathan FEATHERSTON, miner, of Nenthead in the parish of Alston in the county of Cumberland
DPRI/3/1824/A2 3 January 1824
administration bond, penal sum £600; Elizabeth LEE, widow, of Blackett Street in the chapelry of Saint Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1824/A3 9 January 1824
administration bond, penal sum £40; John CRAIG, baker, Formerly of the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne, but late on board the merchant ship Ann of North Shields Thomas Clark master
DPRI/3/1824/A4 6 January 1824
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; Robert KNOX, fruiterer, of Town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1824/A5 10 January 1824
administration bond, penal sum £900; Joseph FOTHERGILL, hairdresser, of South Shields
DPRI/3/1824/A6 10 January 1824
administration bond, penal sum £40; Robert KIRKLEY, joiner, of Brancepeth
DPRI/3/1824/A7 12 January 1824
administration bond, penal sum £400; Ann RIDLEY, widow, of Town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1824/A8 13 January 1824
administration bond, penal sum £100; Robert LISHMAN, mariner, bachelor, of merchant ship Hope
DPRI/3/1824/A9 13 January 1824
administration bond, penal sum £100; Matthew LISHMAN, mariner, bachelor, of the merchant ship the Friends
DPRI/3/1824/A10 13 January 1824
administration bond, penal sum £40; Isabella LISHMAN, widow, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1824/A11/1 3 January 1824
administration bond, penal sum £900; Elizabeth SNAITH, spinster, of Fir Tree in the chapelry of Witton-le-Wear
DPRI/3/1824/A11/2 13 January 1824
certificate of oath; Elizabeth SNAITH, spinster, of Fir Tree in the chapelry of Witton-le-Wear
reply from London to Durham
DPRI/3/1824/A12 24 January 1824
administration bond, penal sum £900; Isabella WINTER, of Parish of Saint Nicholas
DPRI/3/1824/A13 24 January 1824
administration bond, penal sum £900; John BELL, farmer, of Bedlington
DPRI/3/1824/A14 17 January 1824
administration bond, penal sum £400; John MCLELLEN, common brewer, of Morpeth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1824/A15/1-8 16 January 1824
administration bond, penal sum £10; George STORY, executor and trustee of Anthony Story, esquire, Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham, afterwards of Spring Garden in the County of Middlesex, and then of the Police Office Shadwell London
grant of administration to Henry Story limited to the intestate's interest in property and monies bequeathed to him by Anthony Story, his father (see DPRI/1/1792/S9)
DPRI/3/1824/A16 31 January 1824
administration bond, penal sum £120; Catherine BINKS, widow, of Chapelry of Saint Margaret in or near the City of Durham
DPRI/3/1824/A17/1-7 21 January 1824
administration bond, penal sum £10; George FARQUHAR, esquire, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration to Thomas Bell limited to the testator's interest in property at Cannongate; the original executors having refused to administer
DPRI/3/1824/A18 2 February 1824
administration bond, penal sum £40; John BLAND, the younger, rope-maker, of Darlington
DPRI/3/1824/A19 6 February 1824
administration bond, penal sum £600; Elizabeth HIXON, widow, of Chapelry of Wolviston
DPRI/3/1824/A20 30 January 1824
administration bond, penal sum £400; Jane BELL, widow, of Parish of Bedlington
DPRI/3/1824/A21 21 January 1824
administration bond, penal sum £400; George HURST, mariner, of Sunderland
DPRI/3/1824/A22 11 February 1824
administration bond, penal sum £600; George DUNN, widower, of Alndyke in the parish of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1824/A23 16 February 1824
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; William TODD, gentleman, of Stocksfield Hall in the parish of Bywell Saint Andrew in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1824/A24 21 February 1824
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Thomas DUNN, customs officer, of Chapelry of Saint John in the Town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1824/A25 19 February 1824
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; William PORTHOUSE, innkeeper, of Twice Brewed in the parish of Haltwhistle in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1824/A26 23 February 1824
administration bond, penal sum £900; Ann GALLEY, spinster, of West Rainton in the parish of Houghton-le-Spring
DPRI/3/1824/A27 26 February 1824
administration bond, penal sum £200; John ADAMSON, joiner, of Sunderland near the sea
DPRI/3/1824/A28 25 February 1824
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; John HOBSON, ship-owner, of Sunderland near the sea
DPRI/3/1824/A29 26 February 1824
administration bond, penal sum £400; George BELL, cartwright, of Eachwick in the parish of Heddon on the Wall in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1824/A30 11 February 1824
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; William DODD, farmer, bachelor, of Simonburn in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1824/A31/1 2 March 1824
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Dorothy JOBSON, widow, of Sunderland. Died 18 February 1824
DPRI/3/1824/A31/2-3 25 February 1824
renunciation; Dorothy JOBSON, widow, of Sunderland. Died 18 February 1824
renunciation of brother and sisters; exhibited 28 Feb 1824.
DPRI/3/1824/A32 8 March 1824
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; Thomas WILSON, grocer, of Sunderland near the sea
DPRI/3/1824/A33/1 10 March 1824
administration bond, penal sum £400; Thomas TODHUNTER, rector of Knarsdale, clerk, of Knarsdale in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1824/A33/2 10 March 1824
certificate of oath; Thomas TODHUNTER, rector of Knarsdale, clerk, of Knarsdale in the county of Northumberland
reply from Chester to Durham
DPRI/3/1824/A33/3 27 February 1824
letter of request; Thomas TODHUNTER, rector of Knarsdale, clerk, of Knarsdale in the county of Northumberland
request from Durham to Chester to take oath
DPRI/3/1824/A34/1 6 February 1824
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Richard BRITTAIN, a captain in His Majesty's 79th Regiment of Foot, esquire, of City of Chester
DPRI/3/1824/A34/2 6 February 1824
certificate of oath; Richard BRITTAIN, a captain in His Majesty's 79th Regiment of Foot, esquire, of City of Chester
reply from Chester to Durham
DPRI/3/1824/A34/3 26 January 1824
letter of request; Richard BRITTAIN, a captain in His Majesty's 79th Regiment of Foot, esquire, of City of Chester
request from Durham to Chester to take oath
DPRI/3/1824/A35 15 March 1824
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; John THOMPSON, the younger, rope-maker, of Monkwearmouth Shore
DPRI/3/1824/A36/1 13 March 1824
administration bond, penal sum £400; William JOHNSON, carpenter, widower, of Seaton Lodge in the chapelry of Earsdon in the county of Northumberland. Died 15 December 1819
DPRI/3/1824/A36/2-3 27 February 1824
acceptance of guardianship; William JOHNSON, carpenter, widower, of Seaton Lodge in the chapelry of Earsdon in the county of Northumberland. Died 15 December 1819
DPRI/3/1824/A36/4-5 27 February 1824
election of guardian; William JOHNSON, carpenter, widower, of Seaton Lodge in the chapelry of Earsdon in the county of Northumberland. Died 15 December 1819
DPRI/3/1824/A37/1-4 15 March 1824
administration bond, penal sum £10; Edward LAING, gentleman, of Hill in the parish of Elsdon in the county of Northumberland
administration of goods left unadministered granted to Henry Brumell, limited to the intestate's interest in property at East Nuke, otherwise called Saint Mary Shields, in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1824/A38 20 March 1824
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Sarah PRINGLE, spinster, of Snitter in the parish of Rothbury in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1824/A39/1 17 March 1824
administration bond, penal sum £600; George LAIDMAN, butcher, widower, of Morpeth in the county of Northumberland. Died January 1824
administration granted to Isabella Spraggon the grandmother and curatrix of Jane Laidman, infant daughter of the deceased
DPRI/3/1824/A39/2-3 2 March 1824
acceptance of guardianship; George LAIDMAN, butcher, widower, of Morpeth in the county of Northumberland. Died January 1824
DPRI/3/1824/A40 20 March 1824
administration bond, penal sum £400; Thomas SLATER, overman, of Tantobie in the chapelry of Tanfield
DPRI/3/1824/A41 26 March 1824
administration bond, penal sum £200; Thomas GILLESPIE, tailor, bachelor, of Merrington
DPRI/3/1824/A42 25 March 1824
administration bond, penal sum £400; William CHAMBERS, master mariner, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1824/A43 8 April 1824
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Christopher HICKSON, gentleman, bachelor, of Trimdon in the chapelry of Trimdon
DPRI/3/1824/A44 6 April 1824
administration bond, penal sum £65; Jonathan STEVEN, banksman, of Cockfield
DPRI/3/1824/A45 17 April 1824
administration bond, penal sum £200; John PALMER, mason, of Sunderland near the sea
DPRI/3/1824/A46/1-4 14 April 1824
administration bond, penal sum £10; Robert WALLACE, yeoman, of The Riding in the parish of Elsdon in the county of Nrthumberland
grant of administration to Robert Coxon limited to the intestate's interest in property at Davy Sheel Hope of Easterhopehead, Summerwalls or Summerways and Davy Sheel Hill all in the parish of Elsdon
DPRI/3/1824/A47 22 April 1824
administration bond, penal sum £5,000; Robert ADAMSON, farmer, of Great Aycliffe in the parish of Great Aycliffe
DPRI/3/1824/A48 26 April 1824
administration bond, penal sum £400; James ELLIOTT, husbandman, of Scaffold Hill Wind Hill in the parish of Longbenton in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1824/A49 26 April 1824
administration bond, penal sum £200; Ann ROBINSON, widow, of Chapelry of All Saints in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1824/A50 20 April 1824
administration bond, penal sum £200; Ann WALLES, formerly Palmer, spinster, of Hopton Street in Sunderland near the Sea
DPRI/3/1824/A51 27 April 1824
administration bond, penal sum £100; James PRINGLE, schoolmaster, bachelor, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1824/A52 24 April 1824
administration bond, penal sum £200; Margaret OGLE, widow, of Alnwick in the parish of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1824/A53 28 April 1824
administration bond, penal sum £400; Simon DODD, gentleman, of Blackaburn in the parish of Wark in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1824/A54 30 April 1824
administration bond, penal sum £400; Ann BOOTH, spinster, of Bishopwearmouth
DPRI/3/1824/A55 29 April 1824
administration bond, penal sum £200; Joseph Waters DRURY, gentleman, bachelor, of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1824/A56/1 3 May 1824
administration bond, penal sum £400; William SHEPHERD, yeoman, widower, of Bishop Middleham
DPRI/3/1824/A56/2 3 May 1824
certificate of oath; William SHEPHERD, yeoman, widower, of Bishop Middleham
reply from Exeter to Durham
DPRI/3/1824/A56/3 27 April 1824
letter of request; William SHEPHERD, yeoman, widower, of Bishop Middleham
request from Durham to Exeter to take oath
DPRI/3/1824/A57 10 May 1824
administration bond, penal sum £40; John DOWSON, mariner, of North Shields in the parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1824/A58 11 May 1824
administration bond, penal sum £200; Nicholas SELKIRK, surgeon, of Lanchester in the parish of Lanchester
DPRI/3/1824/A59 11 May 1824
administration bond, penal sum £100; Michael SHIELD, the younger, surgeon, of Whickham
DPRI/3/1824/A60 20 May 1824
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Thomas GLEDSTONE, paper manufacturer, widower, of Urpeth Mill in the parish of Chester le Street
James Pollock and William Ridley assigned guardians to administer for the care and benefit of the Intestate's only child during his minority.
DPRI/3/1824/A61 19 May 1824
administration bond, penal sum £290; Robert BUTT, servant, of Toft Hill in the chapelry of St. Helen Auckland
DPRI/3/1824/A62 21 May 1824
administration bond, penal sum £40; Mary HEDLEY, spinster, of Stockley Fell in the parish of Brancepeth
DPRI/3/1824/A63 26 May 1824
administration bond, penal sum £200; John SKINNER, mariner, of Sunderland near the sea
DPRI/3/1824/A64 25 May 1824
administration bond, penal sum £8,000; John FENWICK, grocer, of Winlaton
DPRI/3/1824/A65 21 May 1824
administration bond, penal sum £100; George BUSBY, bachelor, of Formerly of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland but late of Bow Church yard in the city of London.
DPRI/3/1824/A66 26 May 1824
administration bond, penal sum £400; William BRACKNELL, gentleman, formerly of the city of Durham, but late of Wolsingham
DPRI/3/1824/A67 29 May 1824
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; John COOK, engineer, widower, of Birtley in the parish of Chester=le=Street
DPRI/3/1824/A68 29 May 1824
administration bond, penal sum £600; Martin STEWART, sail-maker, widower, of Monkwearmouth Shore in the parish of Monkwearmouth
DPRI/3/1824/A69 7 June 1824
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; William MURTON, merchant, bachelor, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1824/A70/1-4 7 June 1824
administration bond, penal sum £10; Henry TOMLIN, yeoman, of Barnhill in the chapelry of Brainshaugh in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration to James John Thompson limited to the intestate's interest in property at Lowick, Northumberland.
DPRI/3/1824/A70/5-6 14 May 1824
commission; Henry TOMLIN, yeoman, of Barnhill in the chapelry of Brainshaugh in the county of Northumberland
commission to administer an oath and execute a bond, executed 7 June 1824
DPRI/3/1824/A71 17 June 1824
administration bond, penal sum £400; Mary DRYSDALE, widow, of Sunderland near the sea
DPRI/3/1824/A72/1 1 June 1824
administration bond, penal sum £9; Mary FORSTER, widow, of Borough of Berwick upon Tweed
DPRI/3/1824/A72/2-3 3 May 1824
renunciation; Mary FORSTER, widow, of Borough of Berwick upon Tweed
renunciation of children of deceased; exhibited 27 May 1824
DPRI/3/1824/A73 17 June 1824
administration bond, penal sum £900; Mary LEE, formerly Richardson, wife of Joseph Richardson, of Gateshead
Administration granted to the executors of the will of the husband, Thomas Lee the executor who is since deceased.
DPRI/3/1824/A74/1 12 June 1824
administration bond, penal sum £600; John KERR, innkeeper, widower, of the Blue Bell in the parish of Ford in the county of Northumberland. Died May 1824
administration granted to George Adam Askew, next friend and curator of Isabella Kerr, minor daughter
DPRI/3/1824/A74/2-4 6 June 1824
acceptance of guardianship; John KERR, innkeeper, widower, of the Blue Bell in the parish of Ford in the county of Northumberland. Died May 1824
DPRI/3/1824/A75/1-3 17 June 1824
administration bond, penal sum £600; Rachael TODD, of Hawkside in the parish of Middleton in Teesdale
DPRI/3/1824/A76/1-3 27 June 1824
administration bond, penal sum £10; Ralph REED, merchant, of Parish of Saint Nicholas in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
administration granted to George Waugh Stable limited to the intestate's interest in property at Corsenside
DPRI/3/1824/A77 19 June 1824
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Joseph GILHESPY, farmer, bachelor, of Bassington in the parish of Cramlington in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1824/A78 21 June 1824
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Janet JACK, spinster, of Chapelry of Saint Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1824/A79 21 June 1824
administration bond, penal sum £100; John DODD, gentleman's servant, servant of gentleman, bachelor, of Ambling Gate in the parish of Stanhope
DPRI/3/1824/A80 24 June 1824
administration bond, penal sum £100; Stephen STOKOE, house-carpenter, of Eighton Banks in the chapelry of Lamesley
DPRI/3/1824/A81 25 June 1824
administration bond, penal sum £100; Jonathan SMITH, tailor, widower, of Town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1824/A82/1 26 June 1824
administration bond, penal sum £600; David BROWN, farmer, widower, of Nile Bank in the parish of Corbridge
DPRI/3/1824/A82/2-4 12 June 1824
election of guardian; David BROWN, farmer, widower, of Nile Bank in the parish of Corbridge
DPRI/3/1824/A82/5-7 12 June 1824
acceptance of guardianship; David BROWN, farmer, widower, of Nile Bank in the parish of Corbridge
DPRI/3/1824/A83 3 July 1824
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Jane BROWN, widow, of Gateshead
DPRI/3/1824/A84 26 June 1824
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Joseph WALTON, yeoman, widower, of High Herbit Law in the parish of Alston in the county of Cumberland
DPRI/3/1824/A85 10 July 1824
administration bond, penal sum £200; John DAWSON, cart-man, of Westgate in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1824/A86/1 5 July 1824
administration bond, penal sum £900; Ann WALKER, widow, of Bishopwearmouth
DPRI/3/1824/A86/2-4 7 June 1824
acceptance of guardianship; Ann WALKER, widow, of Bishopwearmouth
DPRI/3/1824/A86/5-6 7 June 1824
election of guardians; Ann WALKER, widow, of Bishopwearmouth
DPRI/3/1824/A87/1-4 24 June 1824
administration bond, penal sum £10; Thomas FAIRHOLM, gentleman, of Bolton Buildings in the parish of Edlingham in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration to Robert Shafto Hawks limited to the intestate's interest in property at Forth Mill Close, Bolton
DPRI/3/1824/A88/1-4 26 June 1824
administration bond, penal sum £10; John JEFFERSON, gentleman, of Norton
grant of administration to Henry Mellanby limited to the intestate's interest in property at Elwick
DPRI/3/1824/A89 13 July 1824
administration bond, penal sum £100; Jane PRINGLE, minor, spinster, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1824/A90 16 July 1824
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; John MATTHEWSON, gentleman, of Chartershaugh in the parish of Chester le Street
DPRI/3/1824/A91 19 July 1824
administration bond, penal sum £400; Ralph LOWSON, butcher, bachelor, of Allanford in the parish of Lanchester
DPRI/3/1824/A92 15 July 1824
administration bond, penal sum £900; Thomas HUNTLEY, surgeon, widower, of Prospect Place in the parish of Wallsend in the county of Northumberland
no penal sum given, however estate valued at £450
DPRI/3/1824/A93/1 24 February 1824
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Edward WRIGHT, ship-owner, of Sunderland in the county of Northumberland
administration re-granted, the former administratrix having died
DPRI/3/1824/A93/2 24 February 1824
certificate of oath of estate value; Edward WRIGHT, ship-owner, of Sunderland in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1824/A94 27 July 1824
administration bond, penal sum £400; Robert THOMPSON, miner, of Alston in the county of Cumberland
DPRI/3/1824/A95 2 August 1824
administration bond, penal sum £10; Richard TROTTER, mariner, of Tweedmouth
DPRI/3/1824/A96 5 August 1824
administration bond, penal sum £200; William THOMPSON, mariner, bachelor, of Deptford in the county of Kent
DPRI/3/1824/A97 28 July 1824
administration bond, penal sum £10,000; Robert FENWICK, esquire, of Morpeth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1824/A98 3 August 1824
administration bond, penal sum £400; Isabella PEARSON, widow, of Hylton Ferry in the parish of Bishop Wearmouth
DPRI/3/1824/A99 13 August 1824
administration bond, penal sum £200; John UNTHANK, yeoman, of Sunderland near the sea
DPRI/3/1824/A100 7 August 1824
administration bond, penal sum £400; Mary DAY, widow, of Ballast Hills in the chapelry of All Saints without the walls but witin the liberties of the town and county of Newcastle
DPRI/3/1824/A101 14 August 1824
administration bond, penal sum £100; Alexander SAUNDERS, pilot, of Sunderland Sea Houses in the parish of Bamburgh in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1824/A102 16 August 1824
administration bond, penal sum £100; Thomas SETON, husbandman, bachelor, of Stobbylee in the parish of Wark in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1824/A103/1-4 16 August 1824
administration bond, penal sum £10; Samuel DONKIN, butcher, of Great Tossin in the parish of Rothbury in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration to Thomas Carr limited to the intestate's interest in property at Thropton in the county of Northumberland.
DPRI/3/1824/A104 14 July 1824
administration bond, penal sum £200; Elizabeth PORTEOUS, widow, of Borough of Berwick upon Tweed
DPRI/3/1824/A105/1-4 23 July 1824
administration bond, penal sum £10; Edward CLARK, yeoman, of Burnigill
grant of administration to Shireff Middleton limited to the intestate's interest in property at Crossgate, in the city of Durham
DPRI/3/1824/A106
administration bond, penal sum £600; Thomas DOWSON, yeoman, of Witton le Wear in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1824/A107 28 August 1824
administration bond, penal sum £400; Esther RUTHERFORD, widow, of Black Cleugh in the parish of Stanhope in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1824/A108 10 August 1824
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; John HOBSON, ship-owner, of Sunderland near the sea
estate revalued at £1,500
DPRI/3/1824/A109 14 August 1824
administration bond, penal sum £600; William LOCKEY, yeoman, of Bishop Middleham in the county of Durham
estate revalued at under £200 instead of £300; former bond dated 22nd Dec 1823
DPRI/3/1824/A110 4 September 1824
administration bond, penal sum £200; Jacob ATKINSON, butcher, widower, of Chapelry of Saint Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1824/A111
administration bond, penal sum £200; John WALKER, of Cold Rowley in the chapelry of Muggleswick in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1824/A112 9 September 1824
administration bond, penal sum £8,000; John THOMPSON, master mariner, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1824/A113/1 15 September 1824
administration bond, penal sum £400; Eleanor WOODYATT, of Brunswick Street in the parish of Saint George in the county of Middlesex
DPRI/3/1824/A113/2-4 15 September 1824
certificate of oath; Eleanor WOODYATT, of Brunswick Street in the parish of Saint George in the county of Middlesex
reply from London to Durham
DPRI/3/1824/A113/5-6 6 September 1824
letter of request; Eleanor WOODYATT, of Brunswick Street in the parish of Saint George in the county of Middlesex
request from Durham to London to take oath
DPRI/3/1824/A114/1-4 21 September 1824
administration bond, penal sum £10; Joseph PARK, innkeeper, of Berwick upon Tweed
grant of administration to Addison Thomas Steavenson limited to the intestate's interest in property at Berwick upon Tweed
DPRI/3/1824/A115 22 September 1824
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; William WALTON, farmer, of Fenrother in the chapelry of Hebburn in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1824/A116 24 September 1824
administration bond, penal sum £400; Ann SMITH, spinster, of Harton in the chapelry of Saint Hilds in the county of Durham
no penal sum given , however estate valued at £200
DPRI/3/1824/A117/1 17 September 1824
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; James ROBINSON, fellmonger, bachelor, of West Boldon in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1824/A117/2-5 14 September 1824
renunciation; James ROBINSON, fellmonger, bachelor, of West Boldon in the county of Durham
renunciation of Matthew Robinson, brother, nominating his brother Thomas Robinson to take out administration; exhibited, 28 Sep 1824
DPRI/3/1824/A118 18 May 1822
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; Mary SIBBIT, spinster, of Borough of Berwick upon Tweed
DPRI/3/1824/A119/1-4 23 September 1824
administration bond, penal sum £10; Anthony ISACSON, esquire, of Town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
grant of administration to Shireff Middleton limited to the intestate's interest in property at Bickerton Townfoot in the parish of Rothbury
DPRI/3/1824/A120 5 October 1824
administration bond, penal sum £100; Thomas BROWN, master mariner, bachelor, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1824/A121 18 October 1824
administration bond, penal sum £30; Thomas ROBINSON, master mariner, of North Shields in the parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1824/A122/1-4 5 October 1824
administration bond, penal sum £9; James STEWART, merchant, of North Shields in the parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration to John Muers limited to the intestate's interest in property at Warkworth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1824/A123/1-3 15 October 1824
administration bond, penal sum £9; Elizabeth FARROW, spinster, of Harperley in the chapelry of Witton in the county of Durham
grant of administration to John Hobson limited to the intestate's interest in property at Lanchester in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1824/A124 23 October 1824
administration bond, penal sum £100; Elizabeth TODD, spinster, of Chapelry of Saint Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1824/A125 22 October 1824
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Jane BOWIE, widow, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1824/A126 26 October 1824
administration bond, penal sum £600; Edward HALL, master mariner, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1824/A127 26 October 1824
administration bond, penal sum £200; Ann HALL, widow, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1824/A128 29 October 1824
administration bond, penal sum £200; Elizabeth TURNER, spinster, of South Shields
DPRI/3/1824/A129 1 November 1824
administration bond, penal sum £400; Joseph MILBURN, mast-maker, block-maker, widower, of Gateshead
DPRI/3/1824/A130 26 October 1824
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; William HEDLEY, farmer, bachelor, of Davyshiel Hole in the parish of Elsdon in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1824/A131 2 November 1824
administration bond, penal sum £900; Sarah MASON, nee Taylorson, formerly Storer, of City of Durham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1824/A132 29 October 1824
administration bond, penal sum £200; Elizabeth JAMES, spinster, of Hallgarth Street in the parish of Saint Oswald in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1824/A133 28 October 1824
administration bond, penal sum £600; John COX, master mariner, of chapelry of All Saints in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
estate revalued at £300
DPRI/3/1824/A134 27 October 1824
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; Joshua DONKIN, ship-owner, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1824/A135 11 November 1824
administration bond, penal sum £600; Mary KIRKBY, nee Lee, of Kirkhaugh in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1824/A136 12 November 1824
administration bond, penal sum £100; Jane ELLIOTT, widow, of George's Pitt in the parish of Longbenton in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1824/A137 17 November 1824
administration bond, penal sum £600; John ATKINSON, yeoman, of Two Mile Houses in the parish of Norton ( Yarm ) in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1824/A138 20 November 1824
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; Joseph CLARK, coal-fitter, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1824/A139 19 November 1824
administration bond, penal sum £200; Edward WALKER, shipwright, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1824/A140 26 November 1824
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; James DRIVER, master mariner, formerly of North Shields in the parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland, but late of the merchant ship the Success
DPRI/3/1824/A141/1-4 20 November 1824
administration bond, penal sum £10; John COCKBURN, carpenter, of borough of Berwick upon Tweed
grant of administration to Joseph Trotter Thompkins limited to the intestate's interest in property at Berwick-upon-Tweed
DPRI/3/1824/A142/1-4 20 November 1824
administration bond, penal sum £10; John DOBSON, yeoman, of Harlow on the Hill in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration to Thomas Carr limited to the intestate's interest in property at Ovingham in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1824/A143 1 December 1824
administration bond, penal sum £600; Anthony COOK, schoolmaster, of chapelry of All Saints in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1824/A144/1 27 November 1824
administration bond, penal sum £18,000; Edmund CRASTER, esquire, widower, of Preston in the parish of Ellingham in the county of Northumberland. Died October 1824
DPRI/3/1824/A144/2-4 12 November 1824
renunciation; Edmund CRASTER, esquire, widower, of Preston in the parish of Ellingham in the county of Northumberland. Died October 1824
renunciation of Shafto Craster, brother, and Mary Craster, sister, and Ann Wood (nee Craster), sister; exhibited, 13 Nov 1824
DPRI/3/1824/A145 29 November 1824
administration bond, penal sum £400; Thomas JOHNSON, deputy overman, of formerly of Walker but late of Caterick Building in the chapelry of All Saints in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1824/A146 29 November 1824
administration bond, penal sum £400; James Smith WATSON, bachelor, of Facey's Park in the parish of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1824/A147 10 December 1824
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Henry HARRISON, surgeon, of Ryton in the parish of Ryton in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1824/A148 11 December 1824
administration bond, penal sum £100; Alice KING, widow, of Allergate in the chapelry of Saint Margaret in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1824/A149 13 December 1824
administration bond, penal sum £40; Robert CUSSON, blacksmith, of Coxhoe in the parish of Kelloe in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1824/A150 9 December 1824
administration bond, penal sum £40; Mary COULSON, nee Johnson, of Howden Pans in the parish of Wallsend in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1824/A151 16 December 1824
administration bond, penal sum £400; Robert PEACOCK, innkeeper, of Morpeth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1824/A152 18 December 1824
administration bond, penal sum £900; George GIBSON, cheesemonger, bachelor, of parish of Saint Nicholas in the town and county of Newvastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1824/A153/1-4 2 December 1824
administration bond, penal sum £10; John KENT, boat-builder, of Gateshead in the county of Durham
grant of administration to John Clayton limited to the intestate's interest in property at Hillgate alias Saint Mary Gate in Gateshead
DPRI/3/1824/A154/1-4 2 December 1824
administration bond, penal sum £10; John KING, gentleman, of Town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
grant of administration to John Clayton limited to the intestate's interest in property at Hillgate, Gateshead, Co. Durham
DPRI/3/1824/A155/1-7 15 December 1824
administration bond, penal sum £10; Snow CLAYTON, merchant, of Town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
grant of administration to John Tinley limited to the intestate's interest in property at Pilgrim Street, Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1824/A156/1 18 December 1824
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Thomas ROBINSON, farmer, widower, of Southwick
DPRI/3/1824/A156/2 18 December 1824
affidavit; Thomas ROBINSON, farmer, widower, of Southwick
relating to standing of bondsmen
DPRI/3/1824/A157 30 December 1824
administration bond, penal sum £40; Margaret Newton SHAW, formerly Shew, spinster, of Gateshead
DPRI/3/1824/A158 28 December 1824
administration bond, penal sum £600; Thomas Foster WILLS, master mariner, of Sunderland near the sea
DPRI/3/1824/A159 5 February 1824
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Philip HESLETON, gentleman, widower, of chapelry of All Saints in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
administration granted for goods left unadministered by son of deceased (since also deceased)
Will bonds 1824Reference: DPRI/3/1824/TDPRI/3/1824/T1 6 January 1824
will bond, penal sum £1,600; Michael ALDERSON, gentleman, of Langton in the parish of Staindrop in the county of Durham. Died 9 July 1823
administration granted to Margaret Alderson, only child and residuary legatee, one executor having died and the other having been cited and refused to prove the will.
DPRI/3/1824/T2 14 February 1824
will bond, penal sum £400; John FORSTER, yeoman, of High Flatts in the parish of Chester le Street in the county of Durham
administration granted to John Forster and Elizabeth Mason, the only children and residuary legatees, the relict and original residuary legatee having died.
DPRI/3/1824/T3/1 11 March 1824
will bond, penal sum £400; Jacob JOBSON, publican, of Sunderland near the sea in the county of Durham. Died 19 November 1818
administration granted to Jacob Menham, nephew and residuary legatee, the relict and sole executrix having died.
DPRI/3/1824/T3/2 11 March 1824
certificate of oath of estate value; Jacob JOBSON, publican, of Sunderland near the sea in the county of Durham. Died 19 November 1818
DPRI/3/1824/T4 22 March 1824
will bond, penal sum £3,000; Stephen GOFTON, coal-fitter, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham
grant of administration to Elizabeth Gofton, daughter and one of the residurary legatees; William Gofton, son and other residuary legatee being a minor and William Lee, the sole executor having renounced.
DPRI/3/1824/T5/1 25 March 1824
will bond, penal sum £900; Mary SUDDISS, widow of John Suddiss, butcher, widow, of Borough of Berwick upon Tweed
grant of administration to sister and residuary legatee, the sole executor having renounced
DPRI/3/1824/T5/2 9 March 1824
letter of request; Mary SUDDISS, widow of John Suddiss, butcher, widow, of Borough of Berwick upon Tweed
request from Durham to magistrates in Selkirk, North Britain, to take oath
DPRI/3/1824/T5/3 25 March 1824
certificate of oath; Mary SUDDISS, widow of John Suddiss, butcher, widow, of Borough of Berwick upon Tweed
reply from magistrates in Selkirk to Durham
DPRI/3/1824/T6 8 May 1824
will bond, penal sum £400; John CANT, mariner, of Alston in the county of Cumberland. Died 11 February 1822
administration granted to Ruth Bainbridge, mother and residuary legatee, no executor having been named.
DPRI/3/1824/T7 5 July 1824
will bond, penal sum £900; Edward GREY, farmer, of Mount Pleasant in the parish of Bedlington in the county of Durham
administration granted to relict and universal legatee during her widowhood, the executors having renounced.
DPRI/3/1824/T8 8 July 1824
will bond, penal sum £600; Michael COOK, labourer, of township of North Gosforth in the parish of Gosforth in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to son and legatee, the executors having refused or declined to act and the relict and residuary legatee having died.
DPRI/3/1824/T9 6 May 1824
will bond, penal sum £3,000; Sarah LEGG, spinster, of East Rainton in the parish of Houghton le Spring in the county of Durham
administration granted to Lewis Pattison Legg, the son and sole executor of Lewis Legg, deceased, brother, sole executor and residuary legatee of Sarah Legg
DPRI/3/1824/T10 12 June 1824
will bond, penal sum £3,000; Robert WESH, farmer, widower, of West Morton(Murton)in the parish of Sedgefield in the county of Durham. Died May 1824
administration granted to three of the sons and legatees, no executor having been named.
DPRI/3/1824/T11 29 May 1824
will bond, penal sum £1,600; Esther DAVIDSON, widow, of borough of Berwick upon Tweed. Died 7 March 1821
DPRI/3/1824/T12/1-12 29 May 1824
will bond, penal sum £10; John JEFFERSON, yeoman, of Norton in the County of Durham
grant of administration to Matthew Bowser limited to the testator's interest in property at Elwick
DPRI/3/1824/T13 1 September 1824
will bond, penal sum £2,000; Thomas BREWIS, the elder, farmer, of Throphill in the parish of Mitford in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to sons and residuary legatees, the relict and residuary legatee having died
DPRI/3/1824/T14 13 May 1824
will bond, penal sum £900; Richard ATKINSON, sub-curate of Darlington, clerk, of Darlington in the county of Durham
administration granted to relict and residuary legatee, no executor having been named
DPRI/3/1824/T15 11 September 1824
will bond, penal sum £400; William THOMPSON, miner, yeoman, of Alston in the parish of Alston in the county of Cumberland
administration granted to Mary Thompson, relict and administratrix of Robert Thompson who was the executor and one of the residuary legatees of the testator.
DPRI/3/1824/T16/1-4 3 September 1824
will bond, penal sum £1,600; Jane LOWES, widow, of parish of St Nicholas in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died August 1794
grant of administration to Henry Dale, limited to two thirds of the testatrix's interest in property at Sandyford Stone
DPRI/3/1824/T16/5-7 20 August 1824
power of attorney; Jane LOWES, widow, of parish of St Nicholas in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died August 1794
attorney nominated to apply for grant of administration, limited to the testatrix's interest in property at Sandyford Stone
DPRI/3/1824/T17/1-11 6 December 1824
will bond, penal sum £10; William WILSON, barrister-at-law, esquire, of Town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
administration with the will annexed granted to John Lindsay limited to the testator's interest in property at Thropton, Rothbury
DPRI/3/1824/T18/1 19 November 1824
will bond, penal sum £500; Thomas SNOWDON, farmer, of Hawthorn in the county of Durham
administration granted to Mark and Ann Snowdon, residuary legatees, the surviving executor having renounced
DPRI/3/1824/T19 13 November 1824
will bond, penal sum £8,000; John TURNER, gentleman, of Town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 30 April 1824
grant of administration of goods left unadministered to Margaret Turner, daughter; Mary Turner, widow and administratrix, having died
DPRI/3/1824/T20/1 17 December 1824
will bond, penal sum £400; Ann DAWSON, widow of Thomas Dawson, overman, widow, of Middle Rainton in the parish of Houghton le Spring in the county of Durham. Died September 1824
administration granted to Francis Carr, the uncle, one of the next of kin and curator or guardian lawfully elected by and assigned to John Dawson, a minor, the executor having renounced.
DPRI/3/1824/T20/2-3 15 December 1824
renunciation; Ann DAWSON, widow of Thomas Dawson, overman, widow, of Middle Rainton in the parish of Houghton le Spring in the county of Durham. Died September 1824
renunciation of John Carr, sole executor and residuary legatee in trust
DPRI/3/1824/T21 6 November 1824
will bond, penal sum £3,000; John DODSHON, gentleman, of Shadforth in the parish of Pittington in the county of Durham. Died March 1823
administration granted to Thomas Walton, the natural and lawful father and as such the natural guardian of Stephen Walton a minor, sole surviving executor.
DPRI/3/1824/T22 18 December 1824
will bond, penal sum £3,000; Thomas PATTERSON, overman, of Gateshead in the county of Durham. Died 10 February 1815
administration granted to James Patterson, nephew and principal legatee, Elizabeth Patterson, widow and universal legatee for life having died.
DPRI/3/1824/T23/1 24 December 1824
will bond, penal sum £2,000; James BONNER, esquire, formerly of Calcutta in the East Indies, late of Tweedmouth in the county palatine of Durham. Died July 1824
administration granted to Andrew Haig, curator or guardian lawfully elected by and assigned to the children of the testator, the executors and residuary legatees in trust having renounced.
DPRI/3/1824/T23/2-3 6 December 1824
renunciation; James BONNER, esquire, formerly of Calcutta in the East Indies, late of Tweedmouth in the county palatine of Durham. Died July 1824
renunciation of Thomas and George Gilchrist, executors
DPRI/3/1824/T23/4-6 7 December 1824
election of guardianship; James BONNER, esquire, formerly of Calcutta in the East Indies, late of Tweedmouth in the county palatine of Durham. Died July 1824
DPRI/3/1824/T23/7-9 7 December 1824
acceptance of guardianship; James BONNER, esquire, formerly of Calcutta in the East Indies, late of Tweedmouth in the county palatine of Durham. Died July 1824
DPRI/3/1824/T24/1 26 November 1824
will bond, penal sum £1,600; Matthew HUNTER, gentleman, of Byker Hill in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to Thomas Carr the attorney of Cuthbert Teasdale, a private soldier, now stationed in Ireland, the sole executor named by the testator.
DPRI/3/1824/T24/2-4 11 May 1824
power of attorney; Matthew HUNTER, gentleman, of Byker Hill in the county of Northumberland
exhibited 24 Nov 1824
DPRI/3/1824/T25/1-4 30 December 1824
will bond, penal sum £10; William BIGGE, esquire, of Little Benton in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration to Charles William Bigge, limited to the testator's interest in property at Westgate, Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1824/T26 4 August 1824
will bond, penal sum £36,000; Thomas JAMES, esquire, of Town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
first grant of administration to William James, brother, sole executor and residuary legatee; grant of administration of goods left unadministered to Elizabeth Bulmer, heretofore the relict and administrix of William James.
Administration bonds 1825Reference: DPRI/3/1825/ADPRI/3/1825/A1 3 January 1825
administration bond, penal sum £40; Thomas PEARSON, tailor, bachelor, of Bishop Middleham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1825/A2 5 January 1825
administration bond, penal sum £100; William WRIGHT, the younger, labourer, of Great Aycliffe in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1825/A3 12 January 1825
administration bond, penal sum £400; Jeremiah TROTTER, keelman, of Ouseburn in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1825/A4 13 January 1825
administration bond, penal sum £40; William HEDLEY, husbandman, widower, of Lanchester in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1825/A5 17 January 1825
administration bond, penal sum £600; Paul SHARP, master mariner, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1825/A6 7 December 1824
administration bond, penal sum £900; Margaret SMITH, widow, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1825/A7 13 January 1825
administration bond, penal sum £600; William SMITH, mariner, bachelor, of Stockton upon Tees
DPRI/3/1825/A8/1-4 22 January 1825
administration bond, penal sum £10; Mary BELLAMY, of Sunderland
grant of administration to Robert Reay limited to the intestate's interest in property at Low Street Sunderland
DPRI/3/1825/A9 27 January 1825
administration bond, penal sum £600; James BRYDON, glass-man, widower, of Glass House Bridge, Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1825/A10 17 January 1825
administration bond, penal sum £1,000; Robert DRYDEN, ship-owner, bachelor, of Hartley in the chapelry of Earsdon in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1825/A11 11 January 1825
administration bond, penal sum £400; Jane SUMMERVILL, of Morpeth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1825/A12 18 January 1825
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Isabella HINDMARSH, spinster, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1825/A13 27 January 1825
administration bond, penal sum £200; Christopher SIMPSON, pitman, of Milburn Place in Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1825/A14 27 January 1825
administration bond, penal sum £40; John TATE, banksman, widower, of William Pit in the parish of Longbenton in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1825/A15 29 January 1827
administration bond, penal sum £100; Ruth SOWERBY, of Stainton in the chapelry of Barnard Castle in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1825/A16 29 January 1825
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Edward Selby PRINGLE, gentleman, of Milburn Place in the parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1825/A17/1-3 31 January 1825
administration bond, penal sum £10; Elizabeth SHIELD, of South Shileds in the county of Durham
grant of administration to George Lockey limited to the intestate's legacy of £150 ??
DPRI/3/1825/A18 28 January 1825
administration bond, penal sum £200; Anthony NISH, yeoman, of chapelry of Saint Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1825/A19 4 February 1825
administration bond, penal sum £400; Ann ADDISON, widow, of Tanfield in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1825/A20 4 February 1825
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; Thomas WILKINSON, gentleman, of North Bailey in the city of Durham
DPRI/3/1825/A21 5 February 1825
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; John Barker CALVERT, master mariner, bachelor, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1825/A22 9 February 1825
administration bond, penal sum £600; Delaval SHAFTO, esquire, bachelor, of Morpeth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1825/A23 8 February 1825
administration bond, penal sum £400; William MOODY, carrier, of Alnwick
DPRI/3/1825/A24 12 February 1825
administration bond, penal sum £10; Elizabeth BOYD, formerly Dalgliesh, spinster, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1825/A25 12 February 1825
administration bond, penal sum £8,000; Edward EMBLETON, gentleman, bachelor, of Morpeth in the county of Northumberland. Died 1 January 1825
DPRI/3/1825/A26 15 February 1825
administration bond, penal sum £200; John FAIRBAIRN, butcher, bachelor, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland. Died 16 January 1825
DPRI/3/1825/A27 17 February 1825
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Robert SCOTT, master mariner, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1825/A28/1 17 February 1825
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; Francis COLLINGWOOD, gentleman, of Holliwell in the parish of Brancepeth within the county of Durham. Died 1784
DPRI/3/1825/A28/2 17 February 1825
certificate of oath of estate value; Francis COLLINGWOOD, gentleman, of Holliwell in the parish of Brancepeth within the county of Durham. Died 1784
DPRI/3/1825/A28/3-4 11 February 1825
letter of request; Francis COLLINGWOOD, gentleman, of Holliwell in the parish of Brancepeth within the county of Durham. Died 1784
request from Durham to London to take oath
DPRI/3/1825/A28/5 17 February 1825
certificate of oath; Francis COLLINGWOOD, gentleman, of Holliwell in the parish of Brancepeth within the county of Durham. Died 1784
reply from London to Durham
DPRI/3/1825/A29 21 February 1825
administration bond, penal sum £200; George WATSON, grocer, widower, of Monkwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1825/A30/1 1 February 1825
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; John ROBSON, gentleman, bachelor, of Charlton Hill in the parish of Bellingham in the coun ty of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1825/A30/2 1 February 1825
certificate of oath of estate value; John ROBSON, gentleman, bachelor, of Charlton Hill in the parish of Bellingham in the coun ty of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1825/A31 23 February 1825
administration bond, penal sum £200; Ann BATES, spinster, of Ponteland in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1825/A32/1 9 February 1825
administration bond, penal sum £400; Thomas MASON, farmer, of Barmston in the parish of Haughton-le-Skerne in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1825/A32/2 9 February 1825
certificate of oath; Thomas MASON, farmer, of Barmston in the parish of Haughton-le-Skerne in the county of Durham
reply from Chester to Durham
DPRI/3/1825/A32/3-4 26 January 1825
letter of request; Thomas MASON, farmer, of Barmston in the parish of Haughton-le-Skerne in the county of Durham
request from Durham to Chester to take oath
DPRI/3/1825/A33 7 March 1825
administration bond, penal sum £400; Thomas BROWN, master mariner, of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1825/A34 5 March 1825
administration bond, penal sum £40; Ann FENWICK, widow, of Gateshead in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1825/A35 5 March 1825
administration bond, penal sum £200; Elizabeth BLAKEY, widow, of Stockton in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1825/A36 25 February 1825
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; John DIXON, druggist, bachelor, of Darlington
DPRI/3/1825/A37 4 March 1825
administration bond, penal sum £900; James SCOTT, master mariner, of Malings Rigg, Sunderland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1825/A38 11 March 1825
administration bond, penal sum £40; Margery SOUTHERN, widow, of Longbenton
DPRI/3/1825/A39/1 21 February 1825
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Humphrey RANSON, publican, bachelor, of Stannington in the county of Northumberland
Administration originally granted 21 Dec 1818 but left undaministered by next of kin since deceased
DPRI/3/1825/A39/2 21 February 1825
certificate of oath of estate value; Humphrey RANSON, publican, bachelor, of Stannington in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1825/A40/1-8 1 March 1825
administration bond, penal sum £10; George BURLEY, gentleman, of Lincolns Inn in the county of Middlesex. Died 25 December 1823
grant of administration to Joseph Bainbridge limited to the deceased's interest in property at Monk Hesledon
DPRI/3/1825/A40/9-11 31 January 1825
renunciation; George BURLEY, gentleman, of Lincolns Inn in the county of Middlesex. Died 25 December 1823
(limited) renunciation of John Burley and William Burley, sons and executors
DPRI/3/1825/A41 17 March 1825
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; John Prissick PORRITT, gentleman, of Clapton in the parish of Greatham in the County of Durham
DPRI/3/1825/A42 18 March 1825
administration bond, penal sum £100; John PEARSON, yeoman, of Kelloe in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1825/A43 22 March 1825
administration bond, penal sum £100; Ralph CHATERS, mariner, widower, of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1825/A44/1 23 March 1825
administration bond, penal sum £100; Robert BROWN, yeoman, bachelor, of Chivington Woodside in the parish of Felton in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1825/A44/2 16 March 1825
certificate of estate value; Robert BROWN, yeoman, bachelor, of Chivington Woodside in the parish of Felton in the county of Northumberland
letter from the manager of Morpeth Savings Bank relating to estate value
DPRI/3/1825/A45 23 March 1825
administration bond, penal sum £600; John LILLY, master mariner, of Seaton Sluice in the chapelry of Earsdon in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1825/A46 5 April 1825
administration bond, penal sum £100; William WHITE, hardwareman, bachelor, of Sunderland
DPRI/3/1825/A47 8 April 1825
administration bond, penal sum £50; William ASKEY, victualler, of Town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1825/A48 7 April 1825
administration bond, penal sum £100; Joseph HALL, joiner, of South Shields
DPRI/3/1825/A49 11 April 1825
administration bond, penal sum £200; William HODSON, accountant, of Sunderland
DPRI/3/1825/A50 13 April 1825
administration bond, penal sum £200; James GOWENS, yeoman, of Ogle South Farm in the parish of Whalton in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1825/A51 20 April 1825
administration bond, penal sum £200; Thomas TAYLOR, watchmaker, of Darlington in the county of Durham
endorsed with affirmation dated 20 April 1825, on the verso
DPRI/3/1825/A52 22 April 1825
administration bond, penal sum £400; Joseph William ROBINSON, common brewer, bachelor, of South Blyth in the parish of Earsdon in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1825/A53 23 April 1825
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; John JOPPIN, esquire, of Northumberland Street in the chapelry of St Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1825/A54 6 April 1825
administration bond, penal sum £400; William WEALLANS, gentleman, bachelor, of Harton in the parish of Jarrow in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1825/A55 7 May 1825
administration bond, penal sum £200; George KIRKLEY, colliery wright, of Longbenton
DPRI/3/1825/A56 9 May 1825
administration bond, penal sum £100; John WALTON, labourer, bachelor, of Sherburne House in the county of Durham
no penal sum shown on document, but estate was valued at under £50, and bond would accordingly have been for £100
DPRI/3/1825/A57 7 May 1825
administration bond, penal sum £200; William HALL, innkeeper, of Elsdon in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1825/A58/1 4 May 1825
administration bond, penal sum £100; William SANDERSON, yeoman, of Whalton in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1825/A58/2 undated
certificate of estate value; William SANDERSON, yeoman, of Whalton in the county of Northumberland
certificate from the manager of Morpeth Savings Bank relating to estate value
DPRI/3/1825/A59 12 May 1825
administration bond, penal sum £600; Hugh WALTON, yeoman, of Nest in the parish of Alston in the county of Cumberland
DPRI/3/1825/A60/1-4 10 May 1825
administration bond, penal sum £10; Thomas BELL, blacksmith, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration to Robert Thorp limited to the intestate's interest in property at Bailiffgate, Alnwick
DPRI/3/1825/A61/1-3 16 May 1825
administration bond, penal sum £10; William DIXON, gentleman, of Fenwick in the parish of Stamfordham in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration to Nathaniel Hollingsworth limited to the intestate's interest in property at High House, Low House and Water Corn Mill at Stamfordham
DPRI/3/1825/A62 20 April 1825
administration bond, penal sum £400; James MORRISON, minister of the gospel, clerk, of Norham
DPRI/3/1825/A63 21 May 1825
administration bond, penal sum £900; Ann RICHARDSON, widow, of Sunderland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1825/A64/1 30 May 1825
administration bond, penal sum £100; George BROWN, butcher, widower, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1825/A64/2 undated
certificate of estate value; George BROWN, butcher, widower, of South Shields in the county of Durham
certificate of value of the deceased's savings
DPRI/3/1825/A65 28 May 1825
administration bond, penal sum £600; Jane WHITFIELD, widow, of Dryburn in the parish of Alston in the county of Cumberland
DPRI/3/1825/A66 3 June 1825
administration bond, penal sum £600; Mary DIXON, widow, of Bishop Auckland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1825/A67 3 June 1825
administration bond, penal sum £100; John TAYLOR, colliery agent, of Gateshead in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1825/A68 9 June 1825
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; George HUDSON, gentleman, of Pelton in the parish of Chester le Street in the county of Durham. Died 18 January 1821
DPRI/3/1825/A69/1 31 March 1825
administration bond, penal sum £8,000; Elizabeth BLAKE, spinster, of Twizell Castle in the parish of Norham
DPRI/3/1825/A69/2-3 5 March 1825
letter of request; Elizabeth BLAKE, spinster, of Twizell Castle in the parish of Norham
request from Durham to London to take oath
DPRI/3/1825/A69/4-5 31 March 1825
certificate of oath; Elizabeth BLAKE, spinster, of Twizell Castle in the parish of Norham
reply from London to Durham
DPRI/3/1825/A70 13 June 1825
administration bond, penal sum £5,000; Ann HOWEY, widow, of Akeld House, in the parish of Kirknewton in county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1825/A71/1 17 June 1825
administration bond, penal sum £100; Elizabeth GALLEY, widow, of parish of St Giles in the city of Durham
DPRI/3/1825/A71/2 11 June 1825
certificate of estate value; Elizabeth GALLEY, widow, of parish of St Giles in the city of Durham
certificate of the deceased's savings bank account value
DPRI/3/1825/A72 17 June 1825
administration bond, penal sum £100; Jane TODD, widow, of Chapelry of All Saints in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1825/A73 20 June 1825
administration bond, penal sum £200; Robert GIBSON, farmer, of Greenhead in the chapelry of Shotley in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1825/A74 15 June 1825
administration bond, penal sum £16,000; Elizabeth Ann WETHERELL, widow, of Darlington
DPRI/3/1825/A75/1 18 June 1825
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; John BRODIE, miller, bachelor, of Ayton Mill in the county of Berwick in North Britain
DPRI/3/1825/A75/2-3 3 June 1825
renunciation; John BRODIE, miller, bachelor, of Ayton Mill in the county of Berwick in North Britain
renunciation of Elizabeth Landell, Mary Landell and Dorothy Brodie, sisters of the deceased
DPRI/3/1825/A76 30 June 1825
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Edward Aitkin DAVIDSON, grocer, tea-dealer, of Chapelry of St Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1825/A77 25 June 1825
administration bond, penal sum £40; Jonathan PEARSON, miner, of Middlehouses in the parish of Alston in the county of Cumberland
DPRI/3/1825/A78 29 June 1825
administration bond, penal sum £200; Charles OLIVER, labourer, of Chapelry of St Nicholas in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1825/A79/1 31 December 1824
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; David PRATT, esquire, of borough and parish of Berwick on Tweed
DPRI/3/1825/A79/2 31 December 1824
certificate of oath of estate value; David PRATT, esquire, of borough and parish of Berwick on Tweed
DPRI/3/1825/A79/3 21 December 1824
certificate of oath; David PRATT, esquire, of borough and parish of Berwick on Tweed
reply from the magistrates of Edinburgh to Durham
DPRI/3/1825/A79/4-5 19 November 1824
letter of request; David PRATT, esquire, of borough and parish of Berwick on Tweed
request from Durham to the magistrates of Edinburgh to take oath
DPRI/3/1825/A80 5 July 1825
administration bond, penal sum £600; Edward HALL, farmer, of North Pasture in the parish of Boldon the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1825/A81/1 8 July 1825
administration bond, penal sum £600; Elizabeth CARGILL, widow, of East Ballast Hill within the liberties of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 18 June 1825
DPRI/3/1825/A81/2-4 5 July 1825
renunciation; Elizabeth CARGILL, widow, of East Ballast Hill within the liberties of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 18 June 1825
renunciation of William Nesham and Elizabeth Nesham, daughter
DPRI/3/1825/A82 16 May 1825
administration bond, penal sum £200; John HUGHF, butcher, bachelor, of Heighington in the county of Durham
Admon dated and passed the seal 13.7.1825
DPRI/3/1825/A83 12 July 1825
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; George TINLEY, ship-owner, bachelor, formerly of Dockwray Square, Tynemouth, late of Kingston in the Island of Jamaica
DPRI/3/1825/A84/1-3 14 July 1825
administration bond, penal sum £10; Alexander ANDERSON, yeoman, of Sunderland in the parish of Bamburgh in the county of Northumberland [North Sunderland]
grant of administration to Addison Thomas Steavenson limited to the intestate's interest in property at Blackley Close, Alnwick
DPRI/3/1825/A85
Number apparently not used by probate office: not found in DPRI/7 index books
DPRI/3/1825/A86/1 8 June 1825
administration bond, penal sum £10,000; Alderson Hartley COLLING, gentleman, esquire, bachelor, of Hurworth in the parish of Hurworth-on-Tees in the county of Durham. Died January 1812
administration granted to Robert Colling, the son and sole executor of the brother and former administrator of the deceased
DPRI/3/1825/A86/2 8 June 1825
certificate of oath of estate value; Alderson Hartley COLLING, gentleman, esquire, bachelor, of Hurworth in the parish of Hurworth-on-Tees in the county of Durham. Died January 1812
DPRI/3/1825/A86/3-4 3 June 1825
renunciation; Alderson Hartley COLLING, gentleman, esquire, bachelor, of Hurworth in the parish of Hurworth-on-Tees in the county of Durham. Died January 1812
renunciation by Dorothy Theakston, sister
DPRI/3/1825/A87/1 12 July 1825
administration bond, penal sum £200; John YATES, merchant, bachelor, of Calcutta in the state of Bangal in the East Indies. Died April 1817
administration granted to Janet Grant, sister, the mother having died and the other sisters having renounced
DPRI/3/1825/A87/2 12 July 1825
certificate of oath; John YATES, merchant, bachelor, of Calcutta in the state of Bangal in the East Indies. Died April 1817
reply from the Magistrate in Edinburgh to Durham
DPRI/3/1825/A87/3-4 8 July 1825
letter of request; John YATES, merchant, bachelor, of Calcutta in the state of Bangal in the East Indies. Died April 1817
request from Durham to Magistrates of Edinburgh to take oath
DPRI/3/1825/A87/5-7 6 July 1825
renunciation; John YATES, merchant, bachelor, of Calcutta in the state of Bangal in the East Indies. Died April 1817
renunciation of Isobel Yates and Anne Yates, sisters, in favour of Janet Grant, their other sister
DPRI/3/1825/A88/1 14 July 1825
administration bond, penal sum £200; Margaret Hannah WATSON, spinster, of Warren House in Belford in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1825/A88/2-4 7 July 1825
letter of request; Margaret Hannah WATSON, spinster, of Warren House in Belford in the county of Northumberland
with certificate of oath, 14 July 1825
request from Durham to London to take oath, with reply
DPRI/3/1825/A89 19 July 1825
administration bond, penal sum £200; Robert RIDDELL, shepherd, of Ewart in the parish of Doddington in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1825/A90 21 July 1825
administration bond, penal sum £100; Robert DELAP, pitman, of Wallsend in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1825/A91 20 July 1825
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; Thomas HETHERINGTON, farmer, of High Coniscliffe in the county of Durham
Memo stating additional security given in 1826. vid. Bond No. 139 when effect were sworn under £4,000
DPRI/3/1825/A92 10 June 1825
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; Thomas WILKINSON, gentleman, of City of Durham
estate left unadministered by wife Ann Wilkinson, since deceased. Curators appointed for the 3 children
DPRI/3/1825/A93 30 July 1825
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Philip TIPLADY, farmer, of Plawsworth in the parish of Chester le Street in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1825/A94/1-3 26 July 1825
administration bond, penal sum £10; John HARLE, yeoman, of Kirkwhelpington in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration to Robert Coxon limited to the intestate's interest in property at Davysheelhope, Northumberland
DPRI/3/1825/A95/1 2 July 1825
administration bond, penal sum £200; George GREY, esquire, widower, of Newcastle upon Tyne
administration re-granted to Charles, Earl Grey, the son and executor of the former administratrix
DPRI/3/1825/A95/2-3 24 June 1825
letter of request; George GREY, esquire, widower, of Newcastle upon Tyne
request from Durham to London to take oath
DPRI/3/1825/A95/4-5 2 July 1825
certificate of oath; George GREY, esquire, widower, of Newcastle upon Tyne
reply from London to Durham
DPRI/3/1825/A96 11 July 1825
administration bond, penal sum £40; Robert ROSS, linen-draper, woollen-draper, bachelor, of Norham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1825/A97 15 August 1825
administration bond, penal sum £40; George BLENKINSOP, yeoman, bachelor, of West Dean House in the parish of Jarrow in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1825/A98 22 August 1825
administration bond, penal sum £200; Matthew WHITFIELD, publican, of parish of St Nicholas in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1825/A99 22 August 1825
administration bond, penal sum £400; Jane OUTTERSON, formerly Easterby, nee Byers, of Tunstall in the parish of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1825/A100 20 August 1825
administration bond, penal sum £700; James THOMPSON, farmer, bachelor, of South Church in the parish of Auckland St Andrew in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1825/A101 30 July 1825
administration bond, penal sum £400; William BROWN, brickmaker, tile-maker, of Cockton Mill in the parish of St Andrew Auckland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1825/A102 27 August 1825
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Jane WARDELL, widow, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1825/A103 27 August 1825
administration bond, penal sum £400; William SURTEES, smith, widower, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1825/A104/1-4 30 August 1825
administration bond, penal sum £10; Joseph WHITFIELD, stationer, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
grant of administration to Henry Ingledew limited to the intestate's interest in property at Shilford and Broomhough in the parish of Bywell St Andrew, Northumberland
DPRI/3/1825/A105 10 September 1825
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; Joseph FINNEY, engineer, of Lemington in the parish of Newburn in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1825/A106 6 September 1825
administration bond, penal sum £400; James STEPHENSON, shipwright, of Chapelry of All Saints in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1825/A107 6 September 1825
administration bond, penal sum £200; William JOBSON, publican, of Bamburgh in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1825/A108 17 September 1825
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Thomas WALTON, miner, of Middleton in Teesdale in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1825/A109 24 September 1825
administration bond, penal sum £900; Robert BELL, husbandman, of Old House in the parish of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1825/A110 27 September 1825
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; William ALDER, innkeeper, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1825/A111 26 September 1825
administration bond, penal sum £900; Margaret GRIEVE, spinster, of Gateshead in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1825/A112 13 September 1825
administration bond, penal sum £200; George SUMMERS, cattle jobber, bachelor, of Morpeth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1825/A113 5 August 1825
administration bond, penal sum £8,000; Joshua DONKIN, ship-owner, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
estate revalued at £4,000
DPRI/3/1825/A114 24 September 1825
administration bond, penal sum £100; John BRODRICK, quarryman, bachelor, of Newbiggin in the parish of Woodhorn in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1825/A115 10 October 1825
administration bond, penal sum £400; Thomas PEASCOD, innkeeper, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1825/A116 3 September 1825
administration bond, penal sum £500; John POWELL, coal-fitter, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham
estate left unadministered by Elizabeth Powell, sister and Jane Powell, widow both since deceased
DPRI/3/1825/A117 7 October 1825
administration bond, penal sum £500; Frances ARTHUR, widow, of Sunderland by the sea
DPRI/3/1825/A118 25 October 1825
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; John Lesslie TURNBULL, ship-owner, bachelor, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1825/A119 25 October 1825
administration bond, penal sum £400; Ralph WRIGHT, yeoman, bachelor, of Hutton Henry in the parish of Monk Hesledon in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1825/A120 19 August 1825
administration bond, penal sum £1,852; William CLARK, gentleman, of Killerby in the parish of Heighington in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1825/A121 26 October 1825
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; John LOCKEY, tailor, of North Biddick in the parish of Washington in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1825/A122 31 October 1825
administration bond, penal sum £200; William DIXON, corn-merchant, widower, of chapelry of Saint Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1825/A123 31 October 1825
administration bond, penal sum £400; William COLPITTS, tide-surveyor, of Howden Pans in the parish of Wallsend in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1825/A124/1-4 28 October 1825
administration bond, penal sum £10; Mark AINSLEY, gentleman, of Gallowhill in the parish of Bolam in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration to John Martin limited to the intestate's interest in property at Warden
DPRI/3/1825/A125 5 November 1825
administration bond, penal sum £100; Ann DOBISON, nee Richardson, of Chilton inn the parsih of Herrington in County Durham
DPRI/3/1825/A126 7 November 1825
administration bond, penal sum £400; Elizabeth HUNTER, spinster, of Gateshead in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1825/A127 10 November 1825
administration bond, penal sum £200; John WATSON, yeoman, widower, of Cadgerhill in the parish of Ryton in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1825/A128 16 November 1825
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Robert COLLINSON, master mariner, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1825/A129 12 November 1825
administration bond, penal sum £40; Mary BROWN, spinster, of Coldwell in the parish of Kirkwhelpington in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1825/A130/1 18 November 1825
administration bond, penal sum £8,000; John Rowlandson THOMPSON, gentleman, bachelor, of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1825/A130/2 18 November 1825
certificate of oath; John Rowlandson THOMPSON, gentleman, bachelor, of Newcastle upon Tyne
reply from Chester to Durham
DPRI/3/1825/A130/3 18 November 1825
certificate of oath; John Rowlandson THOMPSON, gentleman, bachelor, of Newcastle upon Tyne
reply fom Chester to Durham
DPRI/3/1825/A130/4-5 11 November 1825
letter of request; John Rowlandson THOMPSON, gentleman, bachelor, of Newcastle upon Tyne
request from Durham to Chester (used as draft for letter of request relating to John Rochester of North Shields)
DPRI/3/1825/A131 21 November 1825
administration bond, penal sum £900; James MURRAY, grocer, of Hartley in the parish of Earsdon in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1825/A132 26 November 1825
administration bond, penal sum £400; William WALKER, gentleman, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1825/A133 8 November 1825
administration bond, penal sum £12,000; Edmund WATTS, gentleman, of Cowper in the chapelry of Horton in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1825/A134 3 December 1825
administration bond, penal sum £200; Sarah COWPER, nee Atkinson, of Sunderland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1825/A135 5 December 1825
administration bond, penal sum £40; Thomas LONSDALE, pitman, of East Rainston in the parish of Houghton le Spring in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1825/A136 6 December 1825
administration bond, penal sum £400; William JOHNSON, master mariner, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1825/A137 1 December 1825
administration bond, penal sum £600; Ralph SCOTT, earthenware manufacturer, of Byker Buildings in the parochial Chapelry of All Saints without the walls but within the liberties of the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1825/A138/1-4 9 December 1825
administration bond, penal sum £10; William YIELDER, gentleman, of Town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
grant of administration to Robert Walters limited to the intestate's interest in property at Sidgate near Barras Bridge, Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1825/A139 16 September 1825
administration bond, penal sum £900; William BRACKNELL, gentleman, formerly of the city of Durham, but late of Wolsingham
estate revalued at £450
DPRI/3/1825/A140 10 December 1825
administration bond, penal sum £900; Jospeh HARRISON, collieries viewer, colliery viewer, bachelor, of Sighill in the Chapelry of Earsdon in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1825/A141 15 December 1825
administration bond, penal sum £900; Robert RONTREE, publican, of South Street in the Chapelry of St. Margaret in or near the city of Durham
DPRI/3/1825/A142 17 December 1825
administration bond, penal sum £400; John WAUGH, yeoman, bachelor, of Lanchester in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1825/A143/1-7 9 December 1825
administration bond, penal sum £10; John ROBSON, wine-merchant, gentleman, formerly of the city of Durham, late of Darlington in the county of Durham
grant of administration to Robert Walters limited to the intestate's interest in property at Howden Pans in the chapelry of Wallsend.
DPRI/3/1825/A144/1-7 9 December 1825
administration bond, penal sum £10; Ann SHAFTO, spinster, of Chapelry of All Saints in the town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne
grant of administration to Robert Walters limited to the intestate's interest in property at Howden Pans in Wallsend Northumberland
DPRI/3/1825/A145/1-7 9 December 1825
administration bond, penal sum £10; Martha RAWLINSON, widow, of Lancaster in the county of Lancaster
grant of administration to Robert Walters limited to the intestate's interest in property at Howden pans, Wallsend Northumberland
DPRI/3/1825/A146/1-7 9 December 1825
administration bond, penal sum £10; John DUNN, esquire, of Tonnoch side near Glasgow, North Britain
grant of administration to Robert Walters limited to the intestate's interest in property at Howden Pans, Wallsend, Northumberland
DPRI/3/1825/A147/1-7 9 December 1825
administration bond, penal sum £10; Ann ORD, spinster, of Wooler in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration to Robert Walters limited to the intestate's interest in property at Howden Pans, Wallsend, Northumberland
DPRI/3/1825/A148 20 December 1825
administration bond, penal sum £400; William HODON, nail-maker, of Winlaton in the parish of Ryton in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1825/A149 30 December 1825
administration bond, penal sum £200; William THOMPSON, tailor, of Monkwearmouth Shore in the parish of Monkwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1825/A150 21 December 1825
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; John DOUGLAS, farmer, of Eals in the parish of Greystead in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1825/A151 20 December 1825
administration bond, penal sum £100; John COWANS, whitesmith, of Town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1825/A152 26 December 1825
administration bond, penal sum £400; Ann SIMPSON, widow, of parish of St. Nicholas in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1825/A153 20 December 1825
administration bond, penal sum £400; Margaret BURRELL, spinster, of Shilbottle in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1825/A154 17 December 1825
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Robert BELL, husbandman, of Ped House in the parish of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1825/A155 23 December 1825
administration bond, penal sum £400; Ralph COLE, master mariner, of Toll Square near North Shields in the parsih of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1825/A156/1 27 December 1825
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Anthony STORY, esquire, of Newbottle in the parish of Houghton le Spring in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1825/A156/2 27 December 1825
certificate of oath of estate value; Anthony STORY, esquire, of Newbottle in the parish of Houghton le Spring in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1825/A156/3-4 26 December 1825
renunciation; Anthony STORY, esquire, of Newbottle in the parish of Houghton le Spring in the county of Durham
renunciation of Mary Ann Reed and Julia Story, the other next of kin; exhibited, 29 Dec 1825
DPRI/3/1825/A157/1-4 26 December 1825
administration bond, penal sum £10; John NEVISON, of Spring Garden Street, Sunderland
grant of administration to George Cockburn limited to the intestate's interest in property at Spring Garden Street, Sunderland
DPRI/3/1825/A158/1-3 30 May 1825
administration bond, penal sum £10; George FARQUHAR, esquire, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland. Died 1795
grant of administration to Thomas Adams Russell limited to the deceased's interest in property at Rothbury, Northumberland
DPRI/3/1825/A158/4-6 6 May 1825
renunciation; George FARQUHAR, esquire, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland. Died 1795
(limited) renunciation by two surviving executors, two others having died.
DPRI/3/1825/A159 13 August 1825
administration bond, penal sum £200; John BAXTER, miner, of Alston in the county of Cumberland
DPRI/3/1825/A160 10 August 1825
administration bond, penal sum £600; Joseph PARKS, innkeeper, of Berwick upon Tweed
Will bonds 1825Reference: DPRI/3/1825/TDPRI/3/1825/T1 22 February 1825
will bond, penal sum £600; Joseph GALLOWAY, bricklayer, of parish of Saint Nicholas in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
administration granted to Sarah Galloway, relict, the surviving executor and also the daughter and residuary legatee having been cited
DPRI/3/1825/T2/1 7 January 1825
will bond, penal sum £200; Mary BLAKEY, widow, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 2 December 1824
administration granted to John Ridley, father of the three principal legatees (all minors) named in the will, the executor having renounced and there being no resdiduary legatee named
DPRI/3/1825/T2/2-3 7 January 1825
renunciation; Mary BLAKEY, widow, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 2 December 1824
renunciation of Robert Hedley of Benridge in Northumberland esquire, sole executor; exhibited 12 Jan 1825
DPRI/3/1825/T3/1-4 7 May 1825
will bond, penal sum £10; Jane HODGSHON, widow, of parish of Saint Andrews, Bishop Auckland in the county of Durham. Died 1713
grant of administration to William Bayley limited to the testator's interest in property at Bran King Moor, in the Parish of Darlington, County Durham.
DPRI/3/1825/T4/1 22 February 1825
will bond, penal sum £36,000; Nathan HORN, mast-maker, block-maker, esquire, of Bishop Wearmouth in the county of Durham
grant in favour of Elizabeth Barras, daughter and one of the residuary legatees, the executor and other residuary legatees having renounced
DPRI/3/1825/T4/2-3 27 January 1825
renunciation; Nathan HORN, mast-maker, block-maker, esquire, of Bishop Wearmouth in the county of Durham
renunciation by William Horn as executor, the other executor named in the will having pre-deceased the deceased
DPRI/3/1825/T4/4-6 19 February 1825
renunciation; Nathan HORN, mast-maker, block-maker, esquire, of Bishop Wearmouth in the county of Durham
renunciation by the other surviving children.
DPRI/3/1825/T5/1 31 March 1825
will bond, penal sum £8,000; Isabella BLAKE, spinster, of Twizel [Twizle] castle in the parish of Norham in the county of Durham
grant of administration to Sir Francis Blake, brother, there being no executor named in the will
DPRI/3/1825/T5/2-3 5 March 1825
letter of request; Isabella BLAKE, spinster, of Twizel [Twizle] castle in the parish of Norham in the county of Durham
request from Durham to London to take oath
DPRI/3/1825/T5/4-5 31 March 1825
certificate of oath; Isabella BLAKE, spinster, of Twizel [Twizle] castle in the parish of Norham in the county of Durham
reply from London to Durham
DPRI/3/1825/T6/1 5 July 1825
will bond, penal sum £1,200; William SHOTTON, mariner, of Marden House in the Parish of Lesbury in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration to the relict, the executors named in the will having renounced.
DPRI/3/1825/T6/2-4 18 February 1825
probate records; William SHOTTON, mariner, of Marden House in the Parish of Lesbury in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1825/T7/1 4 July 1825
will bond, penal sum £2,000; Thomas DODD, gentleman, of Woodhouse in the parish of Ryton in the county of Durham
administration granted to Margaret Dodd, relict and guardian of the deceased's two children, the executors having failed to act
DPRI/3/1825/T7/2-3 27 June 1825
election of guardian; Thomas DODD, gentleman, of Woodhouse in the parish of Ryton in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1825/T7/4-6 27 June 1825
acceptance of guardianship; Thomas DODD, gentleman, of Woodhouse in the parish of Ryton in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1825/T8 25 June 1825
will bond, penal sum £10; Francis LETT, master mariner, of Sunderland near the Sea in the county of Durham
grant of administration to the daughters, the widow and sole executrix named in the will having survived but declined to execute the will.
DPRI/3/1825/T9 23 July 1825
will bond, penal sum £200; Samuel DYKES, sailcloth maker, of Sunderland near the sea in the county of Durham
grant of administration to the daughters, the widow and sole executrix named in the will having died before she had sought grant of administratiion.
DPRI/3/1825/T10/1 14 July 1825
will bond, penal sum £200; Joseph Yelloly WATSON, ensign in the Bengal Native Infantry, army ensign, of East Indies
grant of administration to the brother and residuary legatee, there being no executor named in the will.
DPRI/3/1825/T10/2-4 7 July 1825
letter of request; Joseph Yelloly WATSON, ensign in the Bengal Native Infantry, army ensign, of East Indies
request from Durham to London to take oath; commission executed at Great Bentley [Essex] by a surrogate of the Commissary of Essex, 14 July 1825
DPRI/3/1825/T11 11 July 1825
will bond, penal sum £400; Ralph JACKSON, publican, of Alnwick in Northumberland
grant of administration to creditors, the widow having been cited in Alnwick parish church and declined to administer the will.
DPRI/3/1825/T12/1-3 30 June 1825
will bond, penal sum £9; William GARDINER, of Green Arbour Court in the parish of Saint Sepulchre London
grant of administration to Thomas Overend the younger limited to the deceased's interest in property at Darlington, County Durham; Overend sworn 22 June 1825; date of item may be 13 June 1825 rather than 30 June 1825
DPRI/3/1825/T13/1 6 August 1825
will bond, penal sum £3,000; Robert BELL, farmer, of Burraton in the parish of Earsdon in the county of Northumberland
grant of letters of administration to the widow, the executors named in the will having renounced, and the residuary legatees being minors.
DPRI/3/1825/T13/2-4 28 July 1825
election of guardian; Robert BELL, farmer, of Burraton in the parish of Earsdon in the county of Northumberland
election by the son and daughter of their mother, Margaret Bell, as guardian.
DPRI/3/1825/T13/5-7 28 July 1825
acceptance of guardianship; Robert BELL, farmer, of Burraton in the parish of Earsdon in the county of Northumberland
acceptance of guardianship by the mother of the residuary lgatees, Thomas and Mary Bell, both minors.
DPRI/3/1825/T13/8-9 27 July 1825
renunciation; Robert BELL, farmer, of Burraton in the parish of Earsdon in the county of Northumberland
renunciation by the executors
DPRI/3/1825/T14/1-3 3 August 1825
will bond, penal sum £10; John CARR, esquire, parish of Cannongate in or near the city of Edinburgh in North Britain, formerly of Stockton. Died November 1820
grant of administration to John Carr, the son, limited to the intestate's interest in property at Ryhope, County Durham
DPRI/3/1825/T14/4-5 1 July 1825
renunciation; John CARR, esquire, parish of Cannongate in or near the city of Edinburgh in North Britain, formerly of Stockton. Died November 1820
renunciation by the executors
DPRI/3/1825/T15/1 18 August 1825
will bond, penal sum £200; George STOBBART, labourer, of Darlington in the county of Durham
grant of administration to the relict, the executors named in the wil having renounced.
DPRI/3/1825/T15/2-3 16 August 1825
renunciation; George STOBBART, labourer, of Darlington in the county of Durham
renunciation by the executors named in the will.
DPRI/3/1825/T16 29 September 1825
will bond, penal sum £2,000; Isabella TWIZELL, wife of John Twizell of West Boldon in the county of Durham gentleman, of South Shields in the county of Durham
grant of administration Margaret Hawn, daughter and legatee, the sole executor and residuary legatee John Harrup Henzell having died
DPRI/3/1825/T17 10 October 1825
will bond, penal sum £900; Margaret PATTISON, widow, of Town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
grant of administration to Samuel Thorpe, one of the residuary legatees, the estate having been left unadministered by Robert Jobson, the sole executor named in the codicil, since also deceased.
DPRI/3/1825/T18/1 14 October 1825
will bond, penal sum £2,000; Thomas CHISMAN, whitesmith, iron-founder, of parish of Saint Nicholas in or near the city of Durham. Died 22 April 1825
grant of administration to the widow; the trustees and executors named in the will having renounced.
Endorsed with draft incomplete will bond relating to Alexander Adams of Newcastle (see DPRI/3/1820/T1/1)
DPRI/3/1825/T18/2-3 13 October 1825
renunciation; Thomas CHISMAN, whitesmith, iron-founder, of parish of Saint Nicholas in or near the city of Durham. Died 22 April 1825
renunciation by the trustees and executors
DPRI/3/1825/T19 19 September 1825
will bond, penal sum £10,000; William POTTS, farmer, of Richmond Hill
administration granted to George Potts, son, there being no executor or residuary legatee named
DPRI/3/1825/T20/1-8 15 October 1825
will bond, penal sum £10; William Alvey DARWIN, gentleman, New Sleaford in the county of Lincoln, formerly Grays Inn in the county of Middlesex
administration with the will annexed granted to Robert Coxen limited to the testator's interest in property at Edlinham, Northumberland
DPRI/3/1825/T21 16 November 1825
will bond, penal sum £900; Mary LEATHLEY, widow, of St Helen Auckland in the county of Durham
grant of administration to Margaret Lee, relict and Henry Hilton, the executors of Harrington Lee, sole executor and residuary legatee
DPRI/3/1825/T22/1 1 November 1825
will bond, penal sum £30,000; Sir Hedworth WILLIAMSON, baronet, of Whitburn in the county of Durham. Died 14 March 1810
grant of administration to Walter Scruton, son of Richard Scruton, deceased, sole acting executor of the residuary legatees in trust.
DPRI/3/1825/T22/2 1 November 1825
certificate of estate value; Sir Hedworth WILLIAMSON, baronet, of Whitburn in the county of Durham. Died 14 March 1810
DPRI/3/1825/T23 19 October 1825
will bond, penal sum £1,200; Samuel CALLBRATH, yeoman, of Gilligate in or near the city of Durham. (the Parish of Saint Giles in or near the City of Durham).
grant of administration to William Wade, the father and guardian of the minors and residuary legatees named in the will and codicil.
DPRI/3/1825/T24 6 October 1825
will bond, penal sum £350; Mary DICKINSON, widow, of Eals. Died March 1822
grant of administration to John Dickinson, nephew, the executor named in the will did not take on the probate of the will.
DPRI/3/1825/T25/1 3 December 1825
will bond, penal sum £6,000; Thomas POTTS, linen-draper, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
grant of administration to William Smith and Isaac Barker, creditors, the widow and executor named in the will having renounced.
DPRI/3/1825/T25/2-3 28 November 1825
renunciation; Thomas POTTS, linen-draper, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
renunciation by the widow in favour of two creditors.
DPRI/3/1825/T26/1-6 18 November 1825
will bond, penal sum £10; Robert ORD, Chief Baron of H.M. Court of Exchequer in Scotland, baron of the scottish exchequer. Died 12 February 1778
administration with the will annexed granted to James Southron on behalf of Cuthbert Rippon, limited to the testator's interest in property at Stanhope Hall, County Durham (1171 acres of land, farms, mill and smelt mill at Stanhope)
DPRI/3/1825/T26/7-10 11 November 1825
election of personal representative; Robert ORD, Chief Baron of H.M. Court of Exchequer in Scotland, baron of the scottish exchequer. Died 12 February 1778
DPRI/3/1825/T27/1-7 18 November 1825
will bond, penal sum £10; Sir Thomas GERY, knight, of Ealing in the county of Middlesex
administration with the will annexed granted to John Griffith, personal representatve of Cuthbert Rippon, limited to the testator's interest in property at Stanhope Hall and within the parish and township of Stanhope.
DPRI/3/1825/T27/8-11 11 November 1825
election of personal representative; Sir Thomas GERY, knight, of Ealing in the county of Middlesex
exhibited, 18 Nov 1825
DPRI/3/1825/T28 30 December 1825
will bond, penal sum £900; Thomas MORRIS, iron-founder, of Fatfield in the Parish of Chester le Street in the county of Durham. Died 21 June 1825
grant of administration to John Morris, son, there being no executor or residuary legatee named
DPRI/3/1825/T29/1-4 27 January 1825
will bond, penal sum £10; Elizabeth LOWES, spinster, of chapelry of Saint John in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
administration with the will annexed granted to Salome Latitia Boucher, Charles Throp and Robert Leadbitter limited to the testator's interest in property at Saint Nicholas Churchyard, Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1825/T29/5-6 21 January 1825
letter of request; Elizabeth LOWES, spinster, of chapelry of Saint John in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
request from Durham to Bath and Wells to take oath
DPRI/3/1825/T29/7 23 February 1825
certificate of oath; Elizabeth LOWES, spinster, of chapelry of Saint John in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
reply from Bath and Wells to Durham
DPRI/3/1825/T30/1-3 30 May 1825
will bond, penal sum £10; Thomas ILDERTON, esquire, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration to James Russell the younger limited to the testator's interest in property at Whitton, Rothbury, Northumberland.
DPRI/3/1825/T31/1-3 30 May 1825
will bond, penal sum £10; Edward WARD, gentleman, esquire, of Morpeth in the county of Northumberland. Died 18 October 1776
administration granted to Thomas Adams Russell, limited to the testator's interest in property at Whitton, Rothbury; the executors John Ord and William Ward having died.
DPRI/3/1825/T32 15 October 1824
will bond, penal sum £700; Mary MAGENNIS, otherwise Jordan, Gallows hill in the county of Mayo, formerly of Rathduff in the parish of Kilbelfad (Kilbelfadd, Kilbelford) in the barowney of Tyrawley and county of Mayo
grant of administration to Edmond Jordan, husband. Administration granted, 28 Jan 1825.
Administration bonds 1826Reference: DPRI/3/1826/ADPRI/3/1826/A1 4 January 1826
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; William WHEATLEY, farmer, bachelor, of Shincliffe in the parish of Saint Oswald in the county of Durham. Died 19 May 1820
DPRI/3/1826/A2 19 January 1826
administration bond, penal sum £400; Ralph WALKER, keelman, of Burleigh Street Sunderland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A3 24 January 1826
administration bond, penal sum £800; Bridget DODDS, widow, of Longbenton in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1826/A4 28 January 1826
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Utrick WALTON, miner, of Alston in the county of Cumberland
DPRI/3/1826/A5 2 February 1826
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; John Henry JOHNSON, gentleman, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A6/1-4 1 February 1826
administration bond, penal sum £10; William ANCRUM, of [?Weetwood] in the parish of Chatton in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration limited to the testator's interest in property in Lanton, Northumberland; the former administrator having died
DPRI/3/1826/A7/1 28 January 1826
administration bond, penal sum £100; John SOLESBY, pitman, of Fatfield in the parish of Chester le Street in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A7/2 4 February 1826
certificate; John SOLESBY, pitman, of Fatfield in the parish of Chester le Street in the county of Durham
certificate of savings bank in Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1826/A8 6 February 1826
administration bond, penal sum £100; William BOWMAN, master mariner, Gateshead in the county of Durham, at Saint Petersburg in Russia
DPRI/3/1826/A9 23 January 1826
administration bond, penal sum £200; Edward OLIVER, shepherd, of Lumsden in the parish of Elsdon in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1826/A10 7 February 1826
administration bond, penal sum £400; John FOSTER, shoemaker, bachelor, of Stockton in the parish of Stockton in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A11 6 February 1826
administration bond, penal sum £200; John Matthewson SWINBURN, grocer, bachelor, of Chatershaugh in the parish of Chetser le Street in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A12 13 February 1826
administration bond, penal sum £400; Cecilia COOK, heretofore Barnaby, widow, of Sandgate in the chapelry of All Saints in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1826/A13 10 February 1826
administration bond, penal sum £600; Richard HIND, innkeeper, of Stockton in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A14 24 February 1826
administration bond, penal sum £40; Robert DICKESON, gentleman, widower, of Monkwearmouth in the parish of Monkwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A15 27 February 1826
administration bond, penal sum £200; Eleanor REAVELEY, widow, of Robinsons Lane in Sunderland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A16 2 March 1826
administration bond, penal sum £900; George SMITH, farmer, of Magdalen Fields within the liberties of Berwick upon Tweed
DPRI/3/1826/A17 7 March 1826
administration bond, penal sum £400; John COOPER, yeoman, Barlow in the parish of Ryton in the county of Durham, formerly of Ryton Woodside
DPRI/3/1826/A18 7 March 1826
administration bond, penal sum £120; Jane RUTHERFORD, nee Yellowly, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A19 8 March 1826
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; John WHITE, farmer, of Newton Grange in the parish of Billingham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A20 11 March 1826
administration bond, penal sum £400; Robert POPPLEWELL, mariner, of North Shields in the parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1826/A21 11 March 1825
administration bond, penal sum £400; John BURN, cordwainer, of Alston in the county of Cumberland
no penal sum given, however estate valued at £200
DPRI/3/1826/A22/1 15 March 1826
administration bond, penal sum £40; John SCOTT, surgeon, of Saint John's Chapel in the parish of Stanhope in the county of Durham. Died 20 August 1825
DPRI/3/1826/A22/2 15 March 1826
certificate of oath of estate value; John SCOTT, surgeon, of Saint John's Chapel in the parish of Stanhope in the county of Durham. Died 20 August 1825
DPRI/3/1826/A23 16 March 1826
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Stephen HORSLEY, yeoman, of parish of Saint Andrew Auckland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A24 18 March 1826
administration bond, penal sum £400; Thomas FERRAH, mariner, of borough of Berwick upon Tweed
DPRI/3/1826/A25 22 February 1826
administration bond, penal sum £400; George MITCHESON, yeoman, bachelor, of Ponteland in the parish of Ponteland in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1826/A26 13 March 1826
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Thomas SCOTT, farrier, bachelor, of Mountain in the parish of Whittingham in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1826/A27 4 March 1826
administration bond, penal sum £600; John EUANS, porter at the infirmary, porter, bachelor, of chapelry of Saint John in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1826/A28 21 March 1826
administration bond, penal sum £400; John BOYD, miller, widower, of Lesbury in the parish of Lesbury in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1826/A29 10 March 1826
administration bond, penal sum £10,000; Ann Lindsay KELLY, widow, of Cramlington in the parish of Cramlington in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1826/A30/1-7 11 January 1826
administration bond, penal sum £10; John SIMPSON, esquire, of parish of Saint Nicholas in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
grant of administration limited to the intestate's interest in property in the manor of Elswick in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1826/A30/8-10 9 November 1825
renunciation; John SIMPSON, esquire, of parish of Saint Nicholas in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
renunciation of John Clutterbuck, surviving executor; exhibited 23 Dec 1825
DPRI/3/1826/A31 10 April 1826
administration bond, penal sum £40; John EGGLESTON, gentleman, bachelor, of Monkwearmouth Shore in the parish of Monkwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A32 12 April 1826
administration bond, penal sum £400; William ARROWSMITH, farmer, of Langleydale in the parish of Staindrop in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A33/1-3 13 April 1826
administration bond, penal sum £40; Mary PROCTER. Died 6 November 1801
DPRI/3/1826/A33/4 13 April 1826
certificate of oath of estate value; Mary PROCTER. Died 6 November 1801
DPRI/3/1826/A34 13 April 1826
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; William Edgar Hynleside GREEN, master mariner, bachelor, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1826/A35 12 April 1826
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Samuel POTTER, gentleman, widower, of parish of Monkwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A36 18 April 1826
administration bond, penal sum £100; Mary Ann FINN, nee Hodgson, of Wolsingham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A37/1-4 17 April 1826
administration bond, penal sum £10; Francis FORSTER, yeoman, of Stockton upon Tees in the county of Durham
grant of administration limited to the intestate's interest in property within the borough of Stockton
DPRI/3/1826/A38/1 18 April 1826
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; John THOMPSON, farmer, bachelor, of Chesterhill in the parish of Felton in the county of Northumberland. Died 24 January 1826
DPRI/3/1826/A38/2-3 9 February 1826
renunciation; John THOMPSON, farmer, bachelor, of Chesterhill in the parish of Felton in the county of Northumberland. Died 24 January 1826
DPRI/3/1826/A39 22 April 1826
administration bond, penal sum £18,000; James GLYNN, iron-founder, of chapelry of All Saints in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1826/A40 22 April 1826
administration bond, penal sum £400; George LAWSON, corn-dealer, of Morpeth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1826/A41 29 April 1826
administration bond, penal sum £200; Sarah SHIELD, widow, of High Galligill in the parish of Alston in the county of Cumberland
DPRI/3/1826/A42 2 May 1826
administration bond, penal sum £900; Joseph METCALFE, land-agent, of Trench Hall in the chapelry of Lamesley in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A43 28 April 1826
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; William CLARK, gentleman, of Killerby in the parish of Heighington in the county of Durham
estate revalued at £1,500
DPRI/3/1826/A44 4 May 1826
administration bond, penal sum £400; Ann CHISHOLM, spinster, of Coldmartin in the parish of Chatton in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1826/A45 27 April 1826
administration bond, penal sum £200; Samuel HUNTER, master mariner, of Monkwearmouth Shore in the parish of Monkwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A46 8 May 1826
administration bond, penal sum £40; Margaret COXON, widow, of Great Lumley in the parish of Chester le Street in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A47 9 May 1826
administration bond, penal sum £400; Ann CUNDALL, heretofore Reed, of Osmotherly in the county of York
DPRI/3/1826/A48 10 May 1826
administration bond, penal sum £32,000; William JAMESON, gentleman, widower, of Fenwick Stead in the chapelry of Kyloe in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A49 12 May 1826
administration bond, penal sum £200; George GRAINGER, gentleman, of Bishop Wearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A50/1-8 8 May 1826
administration bond, penal sum £10; George LAKE, esquire, late of Longbenton in the county of Northumberland, formerly of the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 14 June 1809
administration limited to the testator's interest in property and land at Benfieldside
DPRI/3/1826/A50/9-11 2 May 1826
renunciation; George LAKE, esquire, late of Longbenton in the county of Northumberland, formerly of the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 14 June 1809
DPRI/3/1826/A51 20 May 1826
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Paul WATSON, gentleman, widower, of Rushyford in the parish of Saint Andrew Auckland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A52 20 May 1826
administration bond, penal sum £200; Richard HEPPLE, waste-man, of Wallsend Colliery in the parish of Wallsend in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1826/A53/1-7 9 May 1826
administration bond, penal sum £10; George FARQUHAR, esquire, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
will dated 23 May 1792 not proved; administration with the will annexed limited to testator's interest in property and land at Kirknewtonlmi
DPRI/3/1826/A54 24 May 1826
administration bond, penal sum £40; Hannah BOWRON, widow, of Heighington in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A55 27 May 1826
administration bond, penal sum £600; Samuel JOPLING, gentleman, of Stobbilee in the parish of Lanchester in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A56 25 May 1826
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; William PICKERING, farmer, of Brainshaugh in the parish of Warkworth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1826/A57/1-4 4 May 1826
administration bond, penal sum £10; James HENZELL, merchant, articled servant, workman, of parish of Gateshead in the county of Durham
grant of administration to Samuel Barber limited to the intestate's interest in the Tyne Glass House, Gateshead; the administratrix having died
DPRI/3/1826/A57/5-6 4 May 1826
certificate of oath; James HENZELL, merchant, articled servant, workman, of parish of Gateshead in the county of Durham
reply from London to Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A57/7-9 14 April 1826
letter of request; James HENZELL, merchant, articled servant, workman, of parish of Gateshead in the county of Durham
request from Durham to London to take oath
DPRI/3/1826/A58 7 June 1826
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; John REED, tailor, bachelor, of Sedgefield in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A59 17 June 1826
administration bond, penal sum £400; Edward LAING, of Shotton in the parish of Easungton in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A60 17 June 1820
administration bond, penal sum £200; Charlotte BREWIS, spinster, of Foxton Hall in the parish of Lesbury in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1826/A61/1-2 26 June 1826
administration bond; Elizabeth NUNNINGTON, widow, of Chester le Street in the county of Durham
with affidavit, 26 June 1826, penal sum £200
DPRI/3/1826/A62 28 June 1826
administration bond, penal sum £200; William WELCH, publican, of parish of Monkwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A63 1 July 1826
administration bond, penal sum £280; William LAWSON, farmer, of Lambshield in the chapelry of Muggleswick in the parish of Lanchester in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A64 5 July 1826
administration bond, penal sum £8,000; Richard Copeland DENTON, ship-owner, of Bishop Wearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A65 6 July 1826
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; William GIBSON, gardener, bachelor, of Dorking in the county of Surrey
DPRI/3/1826/A66 8 July 1826
administration bond, penal sum £200; Elizabeth BALMAIN, of Newbiggen near the Sea in the parish of Woodhorn in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to the intestate's brother, the husband having refused or neglected so to do
DPRI/3/1826/A67/1-4 3 July 1826
administration bond, penal sum £10; Caleb BUGLASS, burgess, mason, of borough of Berwick upon Tweed
grant of administration limited to the intestate's interest in property in Palace Street, Berwick-upon-Tweed
DPRI/3/1826/A68 14 July 1826
administration bond, penal sum £200; Margaret KIDD, widow, of North Shields in the parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1826/A69 12 July 1826
administration bond, penal sum £40; Anne CHATERS, nee Ann Richley, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1826/A70 21 July 1826
administration bond, penal sum £40; Hutchinson THOMPSON, ship-carpenter, of Bishop Wearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A71 22 July 1826
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; William FAWELL, gentleman, of Bishop Middleham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A72 17 July 1826
administration bond, penal sum £600; John STORER, draper, of West Auckland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A73 21 July 1826
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Dorothy BELL, widow, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1826/A74/1 31 July 1826
administration bond, penal sum £40; George Wilson MEADLEY, esquire, bachelor, of Bishop Wearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A74/2-3 25 May 1826
renunciation; George Wilson MEADLEY, esquire, bachelor, of Bishop Wearmouth in the county of Durham
renunciation of the intestate's sisters
DPRI/3/1826/A75 1 August 1826
administration bond, penal sum £20,000; Ann DUNN, of Fenwick Stead in the chapelry of Kyloe in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A76 1 August 1826
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; Mary JAMESON, of Fenwick Stead in the chapelry of Kyloe in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A77 31 July 1826
administration bond, penal sum £100; Ann ROBINSON, spinster, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1826/A78 5 August 1826
administration bond, penal sum £600; Samuel JOHNSON, farmer, of Horsley Hill in the chapelry of Saint Hilds in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A79
administration bond, penal sum £400; William BELL, bookseller, printer, bachelor, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1826/A80/1 30 June 1826
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; Edward Montague ARCHDEACON, gentleman, of Darlington in the county of Durham. Died 30 November 1792
administration granted to William Andrew, son and acting executor of Maria Hayton widow formerly Maria Archdean relict and administratrix
DPRI/3/1826/A80/2 1 July 1826
certificate of oath; Edward Montague ARCHDEACON, gentleman, of Darlington in the county of Durham. Died 30 November 1792
reply from Official Principal of Durham at London to Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A80/3 30 June 1826
certificate of oath of estate value; Edward Montague ARCHDEACON, gentleman, of Darlington in the county of Durham. Died 30 November 1792
DPRI/3/1826/A80/4 23 June 1826
letter of request; Edward Montague ARCHDEACON, gentleman, of Darlington in the county of Durham. Died 30 November 1792
request from Durham to London to take oath
DPRI/3/1826/A81 13 February 1826
administration bond, penal sum £100; Joseph BROWN, yeoman, bachelor, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A82/1-4 25 July 1826
administration bond, penal sum £10; Catherine TURNER, spinster, of city of Durham
grant of administration to John Shepherd limited to the intestate's interest in property at Bolam, County Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A83/1-7 25 July 1826
administration bond, penal sum £10; John MIDDLETON, gentleman, of Ingleton in the county of Durham
grant of administration to John Shepherd limited to the intestate's interest in property at Bolam, County Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A84/1 9 August 1826
administration bond, penal sum £40; John COWANS, otherwise Surtees, bricklayer, of South Shields in the county of Durham. Died 14 June 1826
DPRI/3/1826/A84/2 14 June 1826
certificate of oath of estate value; John COWANS, otherwise Surtees, bricklayer, of South Shields in the county of Durham. Died 14 June 1826
DPRI/3/1826/A85/1 22 August 1826
administration bond, penal sum £100; Margaret WILSON, spinster, of Warkworth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1826/A85/2 12 August 1826
certificate of estate value; Margaret WILSON, spinster, of Warkworth in the county of Northumberland
Newcastle upon Tyne Saving Bank
DPRI/3/1826/A86/1-2 19 August 1826
administration bond; Thomas DIXON, gentleman, of Bishop Aukland in the county of Durham
with certificate of affirmation, 19 August 1826, penal sum £6,000
DPRI/3/1826/A87 29 August 1826
administration bond, penal sum £900; Robert EMBLETON, farmer, widower, of High Buston in the parish of Warkworth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1826/A88/1-4 7 June 1826
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; John Rowlandson THOMPSON, gentleman, bachelor, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 20 December 1818
grant of administration to Miles Clark limited to the intestate's interest in property at Longhurst, Bothal and Morpeth, Northumberland
DPRI/3/1826/A88/5-7 12 May 1826
letter of request; John Rowlandson THOMPSON, gentleman, bachelor, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 20 December 1818
request from Durham to Chester to take oath
DPRI/3/1826/A88/8 7 June 1826
certificate of oath of estate value; John Rowlandson THOMPSON, gentleman, bachelor, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 20 December 1818
DPRI/3/1826/A88/9 7 June 1826
certificate of oath; John Rowlandson THOMPSON, gentleman, bachelor, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 20 December 1818
reply from Chester to Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A89 2 September 1826
administration bond, penal sum £600; Francis HARRISON, sail-maker, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A90 2 September 1826
administration bond, penal sum £900; John GRAY, labourer, widower, of the Ouseburn in the chapelry of All Saints in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1826/A91 6 September 1826
administration bond, penal sum £400; Hannah WEATHERALL, of Norton in the parish of Norton in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A92 11 September 1826
administration bond, penal sum £60; Andrew ORMSTON, mariner, bachelor, of South Blyth in the chapelry of Earsdon in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1826/A93 11 September 1826
administration bond, penal sum £400; George POTTS, running fitter, of the Low Quay in Sunderland near the Sea in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A94 31 August 1826
administration bond, penal sum £900; James BLACK, master mariner, of Waterloo in the parochial chapelry of Horton in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1826/A95 31 January 1826
administration bond, penal sum £900; George BOLTON, gentleman, of Wooler in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1826/A96 13 September 1826
administration bond, penal sum £600; William WILSON, tailor, of South Shields in the chapelry of Saint Hilds in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A97 22 July 1826
administration bond, penal sum £200; Hannah BRIGHT, spinster, of Nenthead in the parish of Alston in the county of Cumberland
DPRI/3/1826/A98 21 September 1826
administration bond, penal sum £400; John TAYLOR, mariner, widower, of South Shields in the county of Durham
endorsed with incomplete administration bond for the estate of George Wilson dated 26 May 1826
DPRI/3/1826/A99 22 September 1826
administration bond, penal sum £600; Jonathan HALL, of chapelry of Gosforth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1826/A100 2 September 1826
administration bond, penal sum £600; Elizabeth COLLING, spinster, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham
administration granted to the intestate's brother, following death of original exector
DPRI/3/1826/A101 26 August 1826
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; John ROUGHEAD, farmer, bachelor, of Jardinefield in the county of Berwick in North Britain
administration granted to executor of intestate's brother and original executor, following his death
DPRI/3/1826/A102 5 October 1826
administration bond, penal sum £200; John ROBSON, mariner, bachelor, formerly of the town and county of Newcastle , late of the Island of Jamaica
DPRI/3/1826/A103 6 October 1826
administration bond, penal sum £400; Margaret HARRISON, widow, of West Butsfield in the parish of Lanchester in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A104/1-2 20 September 1826
administration bond; William WHEATLEY, farmer, bachelor, of Shincliffe in the parish of Saint Oswald in the county of Durham. Died 19 May 1820
with certificate of oath of estate value, 20 September 1826, penal sum £3,000
estate revalued at £1,500
DPRI/3/1826/A105 29 September 1826
administration bond, penal sum £400; Joseph WALKER, yeoman, bachelor, of Etherley in the parish of Saint Andrew Auckland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A106 12 October 1826
administration bond, penal sum £200; Alexander SCOTT, labourer, formerly of Mouson Red House in the parish of Bamburgh in the county of Northumberland, late of princes Street in the City of Edinburgh
DPRI/3/1826/A107 14 October 1826
administration bond, penal sum £400; James BROWN, carpenter, of Monkwearmouth Shore in the parish of Monkwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A108 18 October 1826
administration bond, penal sum £400; James WATT, wherryman, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A109 18 October 1826
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; William THOMPSON, glover, widower, of the Town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1826/A110 23 October 1826
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Jacob WOOD, farmer, widower, of Shipley in the parish of Edlingham in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1826/A111 24 October 1826
administration bond, penal sum £200; Joseph NICHOLSON, publican, of the parish of Saint John Gateshead Fell in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A112 26 October 1826
administration bond, penal sum £400; Michael OLIVER, master mariner, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A113/1-2 26 July 1826
certificate of estate value; Jane FARRER, spinster, of Netherwitton in the chapelry of Netherwitton on the county of Northumberland
with administration bond, 1 November 1826, penal sum £100
DPRI/3/1826/A114
administration bond, penal sum £600; George SKINNER, farmer, of Darlington in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A115 6 November 1826
administration bond, penal sum £200; John FARGUSON, mason, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1826/A116 8 November 1826
administration bond, penal sum £40; Eleanor RAMSAY, widow, of Mercer's lane in Sunderland near the Sea in the County of Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A117/1-3 8 November 1826
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Ralph DENT, farmer, of Alwent in the parish of Gainford in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A118 16 November 1826
administration bond, penal sum £400; Barbara DIXON, nee Stuart, of Howdon Pans in the parish of Tynemouth in the County of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1826/A119 22 September 1826
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; George WAILES, yeoman, bachelor, of Dinnington in the parish of Ponteland in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1826/A120 24 November 1826
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Mary BLOW, spinster, of South Street in the chapelry of Saint Margaret and parish of Saint Oswald in or near the City of Durham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A121 3 November 1826
administration bond, penal sum £400; Thomas DIXON, weaver, bachelor, of Wolsingham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A122 20 November 1826
administration bond, penal sum £500; Isaac WHITE, farmer, of Hudgill in the parish of Alston in the county of Cumberland
DPRI/3/1826/A123 21 November 1826
administration bond, penal sum £200; Thomas THOMPSON, labourer, of Chatton in the parish of Wooler in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1826/A124 29 November 1826
administration bond, penal sum £12,000; Edward OTTER, wine-merchant, bachelor, of the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1826/A125 2 December 1826
administration bond, penal sum £900; Barbara SHAW, widow, formerly of Usworth Place in the county of Durham, late of the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1826/A126/1-4 1 December 1826
administration bond, penal sum £10; Thomas HUGALL, gentleman, of city of Durham in the county of Durham
grant of administration limited to the intestate's interest in property called Kirkley's Garth within the parish of Durham St Oswald
DPRI/3/1826/A127/1-4 25 November 1826
administration bond, penal sum £10; Michael JOHNSON, joiner, of the parish of Saint Nicholas in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
grant of administration limited to the intestate's interest in property at Pipewellgate in Gateshead in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A128 11 December 1826
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; John PRINGLE, master mariner, bachelor, of North Shields in the parish of Tynemouth in the coutny of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1826/A129 8 December 1826
administration bond, penal sum £200; Elias PEARSON, mariner, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1826/A130 12 December 1826
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Ann Matilda FEILDING, spinster, of the North Bailey in the parish of Saint Mary le Bow in or near the City of Durham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A131/1 12 December 1826
administration bond, penal sum £400; John JOHNSON, gentleman, bachelor, of the City of Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A131/2-3 12 December 1826
renunciation; John JOHNSON, gentleman, bachelor, of the City of Durham
renunciation of the intestate's sister
DPRI/3/1826/A132 8 December 1826
administration bond, penal sum £600; Hunter WARD, farmer, widower, of Ashgill in the parish of Alston in the county of Cumberland
DPRI/3/1826/A133 19 December 1826
administration bond, penal sum £200; Ann ATKINSON, of Bishopwearmouth in the County of Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A134 18 December 1826
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Elizabeth COULSTON, widow, of Bothall Barns in the parish of Bothall in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1826/A135 23 December 1826
administration bond, penal sum £400; William ROBSON, farmer, of Ingleton in the parish of Staindrop in the County of Durham
DPRI/3/1826/A136 30 December 1826
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; James BROWN, carpenter, of Monkwearmouth Shore in the parish of Monkwearmouth in the county of Durham
estate re-valued
DPRI/3/1826/A137 28 December 1826
administration bond, penal sum £200; Harison ALNWICK, wherryman, of Newburn in the parish of Newburn in the County of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1826/A138 22 December 1826
administration bond, penal sum £200; George BURN, wine-merchant, widower, of Wooler in the County of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1826/A139/1-4 12 December 1826
administration bond, penal sum £10; James BELL, gentleman, of Woodhouse in the County of Northumberland
grant of administration limited to the intestate's interest in property in Alnwick
DPRI/3/1826/A140/1-4 12 December 1826
administration bond, penal sum £10; John KELL, gentleman, of Alnwick in the County of Northumberland
grant of administration limited to the intestate's interest in property in Alnwick
Will bonds 1826Reference: DPRI/3/1826/TDPRI/3/1826/T1/1-4 3 January 1826
will bond, penal sum £10; Humphrey WARD, tanner, of Framwellgate in or near the city of Durham
grant of administration to Henry Donkin limited to the intestate's interest in property at Crossgate, Durham.
DPRI/3/1826/T2 19 January 1826
will bond, penal sum £400; George HARRISON, butcher, of Newcastle upon Tyne
administration with the will annexed granted to Jane Harrison, relict and universal legatee, there being no executor named
DPRI/3/1826/T3/1 21 January 1826
will bond, penal sum £600; Joseph HALL, the younger, surgeon, of Westgate in the Parish of Stanhope in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to Dorothy Johnson, Jane Coulthard and Margaret Watson, daughters of the deceased.
DPRI/3/1826/T3/2-3 27 December 1825
renunciation; Joseph HALL, the younger, surgeon, of Westgate in the Parish of Stanhope in the county of Durham
renunciation of George Sowerby, nominating Robert Burrell and Robert Burrell, the younger to take out administration; exhibited 29 Dec 1825.
DPRI/3/1826/T4 21 January 1826
will bond, penal sum £2,000; Cuthbert HALL, gentleman, of Westgate in the Parish of Stanhope in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to Dorothy Johnson, Jane Coulthard and Margaret Watson.
DPRI/3/1826/T5 11 February 1826
will bond, penal sum £600; William CLAVERING, gentleman, of Old Elvet in the parish of St Oswald in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to Francis Bradshaw Taylor and Henry Travis, creditors, the executors having been cited
DPRI/3/1826/T6 18 January 1826
will bond, penal sum £1,000; Henry ARROWSMITH, ship-carpenter, of South Shields in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to Jane Arrowsmith, relict and universal legatee (widowhood), there being no executor named
DPRI/3/1826/T7 14 February 1826
will bond, penal sum £900; George HARRISON, dyer, of Gilligate in the parish of Saint Giles or near the city of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to George Parker, sole executor of the deceased's sole executrix
DPRI/3/1826/T8 18 February 1826
will bond, penal sum £2,000; Samuel STEPHENSON, ironmonger, of Monkwearmouth Shore in the parish of Monkwearmouth in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to Isabella Stephenson widow, substitute residuary legatee, the executors having died
DPRI/3/1826/T9 23 January 1826
will bond, penal sum £900; John RAWSON, master mariner, of North Shields in the parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to John Winks the elder, nephew and one of the residuary legatees, the executrix having died
DPRI/3/1826/T10 30 January 1826
will bond, penal sum £60,000; Nathan HORN, mast-maker, block-maker, esquire, of Bishop Wearmouth in the county of Durham
estate revalued at £30,000
DPRI/3/1826/T11/1 24 January 1826
will bond, penal sum £40; William DAVIDSON, minister of the Gospel, clerk, of Mordington in the Shire of Berwick, formerly of Newcastle. Died 1806
administration with the will annexed granted to John Shield and John Shield the younger.
DPRI/3/1826/T11/2 24 January 1826
certificate of oath; William DAVIDSON, minister of the Gospel, clerk, of Mordington in the Shire of Berwick, formerly of Newcastle. Died 1806
certificate of oath of estate value
DPRI/3/1826/T12/1-7 10 January 1826
will bond, penal sum £10; James FRYER, merchant, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
aministration granted to George Anthony Lambert.
DPRI/3/1826/T13 17 April 1826
will bond, penal sum £900; Mary ADDISON, spinster, formerly of Darlington in the county of Durham, late of Hurworth in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to Mary Addison, niece, there being no executor of residuary legatee named
DPRI/3/1826/T14 14 April 1826
will bond, penal sum £400; Alexander MADDISON, master mariner, of Sunderland near the Sea
administration with the will annexed granted to William Thompson and Alexander Thompson, nephews.
DPRI/3/1826/T15 13 May 1826
will bond, penal sum £3,000; Ann GREY, widow, of Barras Bridge without the walls but within the liberties of the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
administration with the will annexed granted to William John Grey, son and residuary legatee, the executors having died
DPRI/3/1826/T16 17 April 1826
will bond, penal sum £40; Jane VASEY, nee Middleton, wife of Thomas Vasey yeoman, daughter of John Middleton of Ingleton gentleman, of Evenwood in the chapelry of Saint Helen Auckland in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to Thomas Vasey, husband, there being no executor or residuary legatee named
DPRI/3/1826/T17 1 July 1826
will bond, penal sum £200; William CLIFFORD, linen-weaver, of Yewhursthead in the parish of Tanfield in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to William Burdon, nephew, one of the residuary legatees as will was left unadministered by Hannah Clifford who has since died.
DPRI/3/1826/T18/1-7 20 May 1826
will bond, penal sum £10; Gore TOWNSEND, esquire, of Honnington Hall in the county of Warwick. Died 1826
administration granted to John Gregson limited to the testator's interest in property at the city of Durham
DPRI/3/1826/T18/8-10 4 April 1826
renunciation; Gore TOWNSEND, esquire, of Honnington Hall in the county of Warwick. Died 1826
renunciation of Henry Townsend and William Townsend, executors; exhibited, 21 Apr 1826
DPRI/3/1826/T19/1 29 May 1826
will bond, penal sum £400; William WOMACK, innkeeper, of Morpeth in the county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to Sarah Womack, relict.
DPRI/3/1826/T19/2-4 13 August 1819
renunciation; William WOMACK, innkeeper, of Morpeth in the county of Northumberland
renunciation of John Thompson and Thomas Dixon, executors; exhibited 27 May1826
DPRI/3/1826/T20 24 June 1826
will bond, penal sum £100; William HISLOP, corver, of township of Great Lumley parish of Chester le Street in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to Mary Hislop, widow, there being no executors named
DPRI/3/1826/T21/1 22 July 1826
will bond, penal sum £100; Martha KING, widow, of Brunswick place Newcastle upon Tyne
administration with the will annexed granted to Martha Hammond, daughter, as no executors were named in the will.
DPRI/3/1826/T21/2 1 July 1826
certificate of estate value; Martha KING, widow, of Brunswick place Newcastle upon Tyne
£24 19s deposited in the savings bank.
DPRI/3/1826/T22 13 July 1826
will bond, penal sum £2,000; Reuben RICHLEY, gentleman, of Whickham in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to Thomas Armstrong Chaters the husband of the deceased's daughter, surviving executrix and substituted universal legatee, the other executors also having died
DPRI/3/1826/T23/1-7 31 July 1826
will bond, penal sum £10; John AIREY, esquire, late of Crow Hall in the chapelry of Heworth in the county of Durham, heretofore of the chapelry of Saint John in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
administration granted to Thomas Carr limited to the testator's interest in property at Coxlodge in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1826/T24/1 7 August 1826
will bond, penal sum £2,000; William REED, clerk, of Warkworth in the county of Northumberland. Died 21 July 1826
administration with the will annexed granted to Margaret Elizabeth Steele and Anna Ruth Reed, daughters and principal legatees, the executors and residuary legatee having died
DPRI/3/1826/T24/2 5 August 1826
letter of request; William REED, clerk, of Warkworth in the county of Northumberland. Died 21 July 1826
with certificate of oath, 16 August 1826
request from Durham to the magistrates of Renfrewshire; endorsed with reply
DPRI/3/1826/T25/1 31 August 1826
will bond, penal sum £400; Thomas BLAKEY, blacksmith, of Monkwearmouth shore in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to Catherine Blakey, relict and universal legatee for life, the executors and trustees having renounced
DPRI/3/1826/T25/2-3 16 February 1826
renunciation; Thomas BLAKEY, blacksmith, of Monkwearmouth shore in the county of Durham
renunciation of George Smith and William Herring, executors and trustees; exhibited, 31 Aug 1826.
DPRI/3/1826/T26 4 October 1826
will bond, penal sum £200; Benjamin REED, grocer, of Morpeth in the county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to Dinah Reed, widow, there being no executor named
DPRI/3/1826/T27 10 October 1826
will bond, penal sum £9; Jane WILSON, wife of William Wilson, clerk, of Hartlepool in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to the Reverend William Wilson, husband, there being no executor named
DPRI/3/1826/T28/1-7 20 October 1826
will bond, penal sum £10; William HERBERT, [2nd] Marquis of Powis, formerly Lord Viscount Montgomery, commonly called [2nd] Duke of Powis, esquire
administration with the will annexed granted to William Loraine limited to the testator's interest in property at Nunstainton alias Stainton Grange, Sedgfield
DPRI/3/1826/T29/1-4 25 November 1826
administration bond, penal sum £10; John WAKE, farmer, yeoman, of Washington in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to George Spearman limited to the testator's interest in property at Pipewellgate, Gateshead.
DPRI/3/1826/T30 20 November 1826
will bond, penal sum £400; William JACKSON, farmer, of Fallow field in the parish of Easington in the county of Durham
administration granted to Henry Jackson, son and residuary legatee, there being no executor named. Will bond endorsed with cancelled administration bond.
DPRI/3/1826/T31 4 November 1826
will bond, penal sum £14,000; Elizabeth STOPFORD, widow, of Lowick North Field in the chapelry of Lowick in the county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to Hannah Greive, sister, there being no executor or residuary legatee named in the will.
DPRI/3/1826/T32 20 November 1826
will bond, penal sum £200; John WEST, butcher, of Chester-le-Street in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to Mary Kirby, relict sole executrix and universal legatee of Leonard Kirby, the sole executor and universal legatee of the deceased
DPRI/3/1826/T33/1-4 22 September 1826
will bond, penal sum £10; Henrietta ELLISON, widow, of Gateshead park in the parish of Gateshead in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to Cuthbert Ellison, son, limited to the testator's interest in property at Hebburn, Farrow Wood and Newton Garth in the county of Durham
Administration bonds 1827Reference: DPRI/3/1827/ADPRI/3/1827/A1 5 January 1827
administration bond, penal sum £200; Richard THOMPSON, shoemaker, of Berwick upon Tweed
DPRI/3/1827/A2 6 January 1827
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Mary CORBETT, widow, of Gateshead
DPRI/3/1827/A3 3 January 1827
administration bond, penal sum £8,000; Thomas HETHERINGTON, farmer, of High Coniscliffe
estate revalued at £4,000
DPRI/3/1827/A4/1-4 3 January 1827
administration bond, penal sum £10; George BAILES, gentleman, of parish of Saint Nicholas in the county of Newcastle upon Tyne
grant of administration to John Trotter Brocket, limited to the intestate's interest in property at Pilgrim Street, Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1827/A5 13 January 1827
administration bond, penal sum £600; William BEVEN, yeoman, of Hambleton, in the parish of Doddington
DPRI/3/1827/A6 13 January 1827
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Margaret RODDAM, of Gateshead
DPRI/3/1827/A7 13 January 1827
administration bond, penal sum £180; William PATTINSON, miner, of Wellgill in the parish of Alston, in the County of Cumberland
DPRI/3/1827/A8/1-4 4 January 1827
administration bond, penal sum £10; Matthew STEPHENSON, esquire, of Walworth, in the parish of Heighington, county Durham
grant of administration to Matthew Clayton, limited to the intestate's interest in lands and property at Prestick alias Prestwick, Northumberland
DPRI/3/1827/A9 19 January 1827
administration bond, penal sum £400; William ROBSON, tea-dealer, of Morpeth,in the County of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1827/A10 27 January 1827
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Joseph JOPLING, farmer, of Medomsley,County Durham
DPRI/3/1827/A11 27 January 1827
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; John HUMBLE, Monkwearnouth Shore, in the parish of Monkwearmouth, county Durham, Vigo, in the parish of Chester le Street, county Durham
DPRI/3/1827/A12 29 January 1827
administration bond, penal sum £100; Jane HODGSON, widow, of Wolsingham, in the County of Durham
DPRI/3/1827/A13 21 January 1827
administration bond, penal sum £600; Robert MINTO, of Sunderland near the sea, in the County of Durham
DPRI/3/1827/A14 31 January 1827
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; James HUDSON, of Monkwearmouth Shore,in the County of Durham
DPRI/3/1827/A15 1 February 1827
administration bond, penal sum £400; Richard ARMSTRONG, of South Shields, in the County of Durham
DPRI/3/1827/A16 5 February 1827
administration bond, penal sum £200; James MAUGHAN, farmer, of Ryton in the County of Durham
DPRI/3/1827/A17 9 February 1827
administration bond, penal sum £40; Joseph ANDERSON, mariner, of late of Bishopwearmouth, County Durham
DPRI/3/1827/A18 20 February 1827
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Joseph SHEPHERD, gentleman, bachelor, of Crofton,in the chapelry of Horton,in the County of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1827/A19 22 February 1827
administration bond, penal sum £100; Joseph HARBOTTLE, yeoman, widower, of late of Billingham, in the County of Durham
DPRI/3/1827/A20 17 February 1827
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Dorothy BELL, widow, of late of Alnwick, in the County of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to Prideaux John Selby, George Selby and Margaret Bell for goods left unadministered by Thomas Bell deceased, the lawful child of Dorothy Bell
DPRI/3/1827/A21 21 November 1826
administration bond, penal sum £600; William WATSON, butcher, bachelor, of late of Whitburn, in the parish of Whitburn, in the County of Durham
DPRI/3/1827/A22 6 March 1827
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Ralph GRAY, innkeeper, of Sadler Street in the parish of Saint Nicholas,in the City Durham
DPRI/3/1827/A23 15 January 1827
administration bond, penal sum £600; Thomas MUSGRAVE, excise officer, bachelor, New Broomby Law, in the chapelry of Barnard Castle in the County of Durham, formerly of Giltsper Street, West Smithfield, London
DPRI/3/1827/A24 2 March 1827
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Thomas Atkinson HERON, master mariner, of North Shields in the County of Durham
DPRI/3/1827/A25/1 10 March 1827
administration bond, penal sum £100; Richardson BROWN, mariner, of North Shields in the County of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1827/A25/2 24 February 1827
certificate of estate value; Richardson BROWN, mariner, of North Shields in the County of Northumberland
Newcastle upon Tyne Savings bank, the sum of £38
DPRI/3/1827/A26 28 February 1827
administration bond, penal sum £40; Elizabeth STEPHENSON, widow, of Bank Top, South Shields,in the chapelry of Saint Hilds, in the County of Durham
DPRI/3/1827/A27 17 March 1827
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; John JONS, builder, of Gateshead, in the County Of Durham
DPRI/3/1827/A28 27 February 1827
administration bond, penal sum £100; Peggy ALLISON, of Chapel, in the parish of Stanhope in the County of Durham
DPRI/3/1827/A29 24 March 1827
administration bond, penal sum £600; William RYDER, labourer, of Low Elswick, in the chapelry of Saint John, in the County of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1827/A30 29 March 1827
administration bond, penal sum £40; Thomas FURNACE, miner, bachelor, of Alston, in the county of Cumberland
DPRI/3/1827/A31 4 April 1827
administration bond, penal sum £400; William GIBSON, of Harperley Lane in the parish of Cockfield, in the County of Durham
deceased died intestate, administration granted to Sarah Gibson, widow of the deceased
DPRI/3/1827/A32 30 March 1827
administration bond, penal sum £12,000; Charles Henry HALL, dean of Durham [cathedral], D.D., clerk, of The College, Durham City, County Durham
DPRI/3/1827/A33 12 April 1827
administration bond, penal sum £400; Margaret NIXON, widow, of Winnoes Hill, in the parish of Bywell Saint Peter, in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1827/A34 21 April 1827
administration bond, penal sum £200; Mary ROBSON, widow, of Alston, in the county of Cumberland
DPRI/3/1827/A35/1 19 April 1827
administration bond, penal sum £100; Frances VIPOND, spinster, of Alston, in the county of Cumberland
DPRI/3/1827/A35/2 12 March 1827
certificate of estate value; Frances VIPOND, spinster, of Alston, in the county of Cumberland
Alston Savings Bank, sum of £25 15s
DPRI/3/1827/A35/3 March 1827
certificate of estate value; Frances VIPOND, spinster, of Alston, in the county of Cumberland
Alston Savings Bank, sum of £25 15s
DPRI/3/1827/A36 28 April 1827
administration bond, penal sum £900; Jane LAWSON, widow, of Bishopwearmouth, in the parish of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1827/A37/1 23 April 1827
administration bond, penal sum £10; Isabella DAY, wife of Richard Day, master mariner, of Chapelry of All Saints, Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland
grant of administration to Margaret Richardson, mother, limited to the intestate's interest in three sums deposited in a Newcastle savings bank in trust for her mother
DPRI/3/1827/A37/2 28 March 1827
affidavit; Isabella DAY, wife of Richard Day, master mariner, of Chapelry of All Saints, Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland
affidavit of William Hepple, relating to a cause: Margaret Richardson widow v Richard Day, husband of deceased
DPRI/3/1827/A38/1-3 30 April 1827
administration bond, penal sum £10; George WISON, gentleman, of Hepple, in the parish of Rothbury,in the County of Northumberland
grant of administration to John Jackson,limited to the intestate's interest in property at Dickinson's Close, Longframlinton
DPRI/3/1827/A39/1-4 30 April 1827
administration bond, penal sum £10; Thomas MITCHELL, mariner, of Stockton, in the county of Durham
grant of administration to Matthew Bowser, limited to the intestate's interest in property within the Borough of Stockton
DPRI/3/1827/A40/1-3 2 May 1827
administration bond, penal sum £400; George CARTER, farmer, of Osmotherley in the county of York within the peculiar of Allerton and Allertonshire
DPRI/3/1827/A41 26 April 1827
administration bond, penal sum £400; Elizabeth SIMPSON, widow, of South Shields in the chapelry of Saint Hilds in the County of Durham
DPRI/3/1827/A42 12 May 1827
administration bond, penal sum £10; John WALES, gentleman, of Preston Grange in the parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland
administration of the goods left unadministered by Ralph Spearman granted to John Hunter, creditor
DPRI/3/1827/A43/1-4 11 May 1827
administration bond, penal sum £10; Henry WASTELL, clerk, of Simonburn in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration to George Waugh Stable, limited to the intestate's interest in property at Greyshead and Benthouse in the parish of Symonburn
DPRI/3/1827/A44 8 May 1827
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Ann DAVISON, widow, of Monkwearmouth Shore in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1827/A45 19 May 1827
administration bond, penal sum £100; James CLARKE, coach-maker, of Hall Garth Street, in the parish of Saint Oswald, City of Durham
DPRI/3/1827/A46 23 June 1827
administration bond, penal sum £300; George YOUNG, joiner, of South Street, City of Durham
DPRI/3/1827/A47 19 May 1827
administration bond, penal sum £40; William BURGISS, otherwise Burdess, glass-maker, widower, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1827/A48/1 19 May 1827
administration bond, penal sum £100; Margaret STEAVENSON, spinster, of Morpeth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1827/A48/2 16 April 1827
certificate of estate value; Margaret STEAVENSON, spinster, of Morpeth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1827/A49/1 18 May 1827
administration bond, penal sum £20,000; James ROW, common brewer, of chapelry of Saint Andrew, Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to Emerson Charnley, executor of Ann Row, relict
DPRI/3/1827/A49/2 18 May 1827
certificate of oath of estate value; James ROW, common brewer, of chapelry of Saint Andrew, Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1827/A50 27 May 1827
administration bond, penal sum £100; John CARNABY, publican, of Chapelry of All Saints, Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1827/A51 26 May 1827
administration bond, penal sum £600; Francis FORSTER, lieutenant in H.M. 31st Regiment of Foot, army lieutenant, of Seaton Burn in the parish of Longbenton in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1827/A52 28 May 1827
administration bond, penal sum £400; Jane WALLIS, of Newland Side in the parish of Stanhope in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1827/A53/1-4 24 May 1827
administration bond, penal sum £10; James NEWBY, brickmaker, of Hurworth upon Tees in the county of Durham
grant of administration to Francis Newburn limited to the intestate's interest in property in Hurworth
DPRI/3/1827/A54/1 24 May 1827
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Moses MARSHALL, ironmonger, bachelor, of Chapelry of All Saints in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
administration granted to William Fife and William Harbottle, the surviving executors of the will of William Maxwell, sole executor and residuary legatee of Margaret Marshall widow, the mother of Moses Marshall; the goods etc. having been left
unadministered by Margaret Marshall and William Maxwell
DPRI/3/1827/A54/2 24 May 1827
certificate of oath of estate value; Moses MARSHALL, ironmonger, bachelor, of Chapelry of All Saints in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1827/A56 30 May 1827
administration bond, penal sum £200; Mary HEDLEY, widow, of Morpeth, in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1827/A57 26 May 1827
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Thomas VIPOND, yeoman, of Dryburn in the parish of Alston in the county of Cumberland
DPRI/3/1827/A58 6 June 1827
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Matthew Willoughby CHANDLER, farmer, bachelor, of Hold House in the parish of Ponteland in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1827/A59 15 June 1827
administration bond, penal sum £900; Francis NEWBY, surveyor of assessed taxes, tax surveyor, of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1827/A60 18 June 1827
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; William THOMPSON, ship-owner, bachelor, of Monkwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1827/A61 4 June 1827
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; John MATTHEWSON, gentleman, of Chartershaugh in the parish of Chester le Street
estate revalued at £3,000
DPRI/3/1827/A62/1-3 18 June 1827
administration bond, penal sum £600; Sarah LAMB, of Fatfield in the county of Durham. Died January 1826
grant of administration to George Dale and James Hutchinson limited to the intestate's interest in a sum of £970
DPRI/3/1827/A62/4-6 27 April 1827
affidavit; Sarah LAMB, of Fatfield in the county of Durham. Died January 1826
relating to bankrupcy of Warren Maude Lamb
DPRI/3/1827/A62/7-8 14 June 1827
commission; Sarah LAMB, of Fatfield in the county of Durham. Died January 1826
executed, 18 June 1827
DPRI/3/1827/A63/1-4 18 June 1827
administration bond, penal sum £10; Anthony RICHARDSON, yeoman, of The Riding in the parish of Bellingham in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to Nicholas Ruddock limited to the intestate's interest in property within the parish of Simonburn
DPRI/3/1827/A63/5-7 2 June 1827
letter of request; Anthony RICHARDSON, yeoman, of The Riding in the parish of Bellingham in the county of Northumberland
with certificate of oath, 18 June 1827
request from Durham to York to take oath; with reply
DPRI/3/1827/A64 18 June 1827
administration bond, penal sum £200; Ann PYLE, spinster, of Felton in the county of Northumberland
bond given for additional security in 1828, on revaluation of estate at under £300 [DPRI/3/1828/A40]
DPRI/3/1827/A65/1-3 25 June 1827
administration bond, penal sum £10; William WEALLEANS, yeoman, of Coopon in the parish of Billingham in the county of Durham
grant of administration to Thomas Ellerker, one of the residuary legatees named in will of Edward Ellerker, limited to the intestate's interest in a sum of £100 (money advanced by Edward Ellerker to the trustees of a turnpike road). Wealleans was
Edward Ellerker's surviving executor
DPRI/3/1827/A66 2 July 1827
administration bond, penal sum £100; Margaret BOAG, widow, of South Shields Workhouse, in the chapelry of Saint Hilds, in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1827/A67 6 July 1827
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Ann DODDS, widow, of Wolsingham, in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1827/A68/1 5 July 1827
administration bond, penal sum £100; George WILLIS, mariner, of Wall Knolls in the chapelry of All Saints, Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1827/A68/2 3 March 1827
certificate of estate value; George WILLIS, mariner, of Wall Knolls in the chapelry of All Saints, Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1827/A69 10 July 1827
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Moses MARSHALL, gentleman, of Chapelry of All Saints Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to William Fife and William Harbottle, surviving executors of the will of William Maxwell deceased, who was the sole executor and residuary legatee named in the will of Margaret Marshall, widow deceased who survived and was
the lawful relict of Moses Marshall
DPRI/3/1827/A70 23 June 1827
administration bond, penal sum £2,400; Jonathon MELVIN, yeoman, bachelor, of Gateshead in the county of Durham
Administration granted to Ann Robson, lawful sister of the deceased, for goods left unadministerd by Sarah Melvin, widow, mother of the deceased
DPRI/3/1827/A71
Number apparently not used by probate office: not found in DPRI/7 index books
DPRI/3/1827/A72 13 July 1827
administration bond, penal sum £400; William CHAMBERS, draper, grocer, of Long Framlington in the chapelry of Framlington in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1827/A73 14 July 1827
administration bond, penal sum £900; Isaac WALTON, of Howgillrigg in the parish of Alston in the county of Cumberland
DPRI/3/1827/A74 14 July 1827
, penal sum £100; Jane EGGLESTON, widow, of Sunderland near the sea in the parish of Sunderland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1827/A75 16 July 1827
administration bond, penal sum £200; Andrew SCOTT, labourer, of Wooperton in the parish of Eglingham in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1827/A76 23 July 1827
administration bond, penal sum £40; William BELL, the younger, carrier, of Woodlands in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1827/A77 7 July 1827
administration bond, penal sum £200; George WILLIS, the younger, common soldier, army soldier, bachelor, of Stockton in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1827/A78 27 July 1827
administration bond, penal sum £400; John MILLER, tea-dealer, coffee dealer, of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1827/A79 28 July 1827
administration bond, penal sum £400; Joseph HILTON, merchant, of Alston in the county of Cumberland
DPRI/3/1827/A80 6 August 1827
administration bond, penal sum £200; Martha WRIGHT, spinster, of Pilmore House in the parish of Hurworth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1827/A81 11 August 1827
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; William WATSON, butcher, bachelor, of late of Whitburn, in the parish of Whitburn, in the County of Durham
estate revalued at £800
DPRI/3/1827/A82 20 August 1827
administration bond, penal sum £400; Thomas COLDWELL, schoolmaster, bachelor, of Cramlington in the parochial chapelry of Cramlington in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1827/A83 20 August 1827
administration bond, penal sum £16,000; Ralph THOMPSON, ship-owner, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1827/A84/1 13 August 1827
administration bond, penal sum £600; Thomas HETHERINGTON, cordwainer, bachelor, of Alston in the county of Cumberland. Died 23 June 1827
Thomas Pattinson and William Walton elected the guardians of Nicholas Hetherington and Jane Hetherington minors, nephew and niece of the intestate
DPRI/3/1827/A84/2-4 3 August 1827
acceptance of guardianship; Thomas HETHERINGTON, cordwainer, bachelor, of Alston in the county of Cumberland. Died 23 June 1827
DPRI/3/1827/A84/5-6 3 August 1827
election of guardians; Thomas HETHERINGTON, cordwainer, bachelor, of Alston in the county of Cumberland. Died 23 June 1827
DPRI/3/1827/A85/1 13 August 1827
administration bond, penal sum £400; Robert HETHERINGTON, miner, widower, of Alston in the county of Cumberland. Died December 1824
Thomas Pattinson and Willaim Walton appointed curators and guardians of Nicholas Hetherington and Jane Hetherington, children and only next of kin of the deceased, who died instestate
DPRI/3/1827/A85/2-3 3 August 1827
election of guardians; Robert HETHERINGTON, miner, widower, of Alston in the county of Cumberland. Died December 1824
DPRI/3/1827/A85/4-6 3 August 1827
acceptance of guardianship; Robert HETHERINGTON, miner, widower, of Alston in the county of Cumberland. Died December 1824
DPRI/3/1827/A86/1 20 August 1827
administration bond, penal sum £40; Anna WRIGHT, of Chapelry of Saint Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
administration granted to Elizabeth Dorothy Guthrie widow, aunt and guardian of Georgiana Peake, grand daughter
DPRI/3/1827/A86/2-4 13 July 1827
election of guardian; Thomas WRIGHT, gentleman, widower, of Chapelry of St Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1827/A86/5-7 13 July 1827
acceptance of guardianship; Thomas WRIGHT, gentleman, widower, of Chapelry of St Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1827/A87/1 20 August 1827
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; Thomas WRIGHT, gentleman, widower, of Chapelry of St Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
administration granted to Elizabeth Dorothy Guthrie widow, aunt and guardian of Georgiana Peake, grand daughter
DPRI/3/1827/A88/1 11 September 1827
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; John MARVELL, chemist, druggist, of Monkwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1827/A89 10 September 1827
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; John LOCKEY, tailor, of North Biddick in the parish of Washington in the county of Durham
Estate revalued at £1,500
DPRI/3/1827/A90 6 September 1827
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; William FENWICK, farmer, of Snabdough in the parish of Greystead in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1827/A91 21 September 1827
administration bond, penal sum £600; Charles RAINE, gentleman, widower, of late of Bishop Auckland in the parish of Saint Andrew Auckland in the county of Durham. Died 12 October 1825
DPRI/3/1827/A92 3 October 1827
administration bond, penal sum £40; Edward WHITEHEAD, joiner, of New Elvet in the parish of Saint Oswald, in or near the City of Durham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1827/A93 18 September 1827
administration bond, penal sum £40; David DRUMMOND, mariner, of Sunderland near the sea in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1827/A94 6 October 1827
administration bond, penal sum £200; John BEALL, yeoman, widower, of Sunderland near the sea in the county of Durham. Died 20 September 1827
DPRI/3/1827/A95 8 October 1827
administration bond, penal sum £40; William SWAN, husbandman, bachelor, of Greenside in the parish of Hartburn in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1827/A96 8 October 1827
administration bond, penal sum £400; William LEWINS, yeoman, bachelor, of Sheepwash in the parish of Bothal in the county of Northumberland. Died 26 September 1827
DPRI/3/1827/A97 10 October 1827
administration bond, penal sum £900; John ADDY, ship-owner, widower, of Monkwearmouth Shore in the parish of Monkwearmouth in the county of Durham. Died 2 May 1827
DPRI/3/1827/A98 10 October 1827
administration bond, penal sum £600; Thomas GIBSON, master mariner, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1827/A99 15 October 1827
administration bond, penal sum £200; Robert GIBSON, gentleman, of chapelry of Saint John in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 13 July 1827
DPRI/3/1827/A100 13 October 1827
administration bond, penal sum £200; Henry FLETCHER, mason, of Easington Lane in the parish of Houghton le Spring in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1827/A101 15 October 1827
administration bond, penal sum £200; Jane COLPITTS, widow, of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland. Died 7 April 1827
DPRI/3/1827/A102/1 19 October 1827
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Richard WALLIS, clerk, widower, of Seaham in the county of Durham. Died 5 May 1827
administration granted to Margaret Raine, daughter; Elizabeth Wallis and Alicia Wallis, daughters and the only other next of kin having renounced
DPRI/3/1827/A102/2-3 25 August 1827
renunciation; Richard WALLIS, clerk, widower, of Seaham in the county of Durham. Died 5 May 1827
DPRI/3/1827/A103 15 October 1827
administration bond, penal sum £400; Robert SMAILS, fisherman, of Craster in the parish of Embleton in the county of Northumberland. Died 31 August 1827
DPRI/3/1827/A104 15 September 1827
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Ann PINKERTON, spinster, of Coldstream in the county of Berwick in the North Britain. Died 11 June 1827
DPRI/3/1827/A105 29 September 1827
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; James WATSON, farmer, of Barrows Farm in the chapelry of Earsdon in the county of Northumberland. Died 21 April 1825
DPRI/3/1827/A106/1 20 October 1827
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Isabel ARMSTRONG, widow, of Ryton in the parish of Ryton
administration granted to Dame Isabella Kinlock, daughter and executrix, the only child of the deceased and administratrix having died
DPRI/3/1827/A106/2 20 October 1827
certificate of oath of estate value; Isabel ARMSTRONG, widow, of Ryton in the parish of Ryton
DPRI/3/1827/A107 1 November 1827
administration bond, penal sum £600; Benjamin WALKER, excise officer, formerly of Burnhope Field in the chapelry of Tanfield in the county of Durham, late of Claxtons in the parish of Gateshead in the county of Durham. Died 19 October 1827
DPRI/3/1827/A108 3 November 1827
administration bond, penal sum £400; Edmund HOPPER, joiner, of late of Elvet Bridge in the parish of Saint Oswald in or near the City of Durham . Died 5 October 1827
DPRI/3/1827/A109/1 1 November 1827
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; James BELL, farmer, of late of Woodside in the chapelry of Lowick in the county of Northumberland. Died 7 April 1825
adminstration granted to Andrew Bell, son; Phillis Winship, Alice McDonald and Jane Bell the other children having renounced
DPRI/3/1827/A109/2-4 17 October 1827
renunciation; James BELL, farmer, of late of Woodside in the chapelry of Lowick in the county of Northumberland. Died 7 April 1825
exhibited, 3 Nov 1827
DPRI/3/1827/A110 17 November 1827
administration bond, penal sum £100; Joseph BYGATE, minor, cordwainer, bachelor, of Easington in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1827/A111 17 November 1827
administration bond, penal sum £100; George BYGATE, minor, bachelor, of Easington in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1827/A112 29 June 1827
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; Thomas BROWN, farmer, bachelor, of Ryhope in the parish of Bishopewearmouth in the county of Durham
Administration granted to James Parkin ,sole executor and residuary legatee in the last will and testament of John Brown deceased, who survived and was the lawful brother and next of kin, the only person interested in the distribution of the
estate of Thomas Brown
DPRI/3/1827/A113 21 November 1827
administration bond, penal sum £200; Abraham HORSFIELD, carpet weaver, of Back Lane in the parish of Saint Nicholas in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1827/A114 21 November 1827
administration bond, penal sum £200; Robson GRAY, shoemaker, of late of Northshields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1827/A115 19 November 1827
administration bond, penal sum £200; William DICKSON, conveyancer, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1827/A116 17 November 1827
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Thomas CHARLTON, farmer, of late of Warnford in the parish of Bamburgh in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1827/A117 21 November 1827
administration bond, penal sum £400; Ann TATE, of Wolviston in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1827/A118 27 November 1827
administration bond, penal sum £600; Robert YOUNG, pilot, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1827/A119 26 November 1827
administration bond, penal sum £600; Ralph PATTERSON, fisherman, of Holy Island in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1827/A120 8 November 1827
administration bond, penal sum £40; Faith DAWSON, widow, of South Side in the chapelry of Hamsterley and parish of Saint Andrew Auckland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1827/A121 30 November 1827
administration bond, penal sum £40; Thomas HODGSON, general merchant, of Gateshead in the parish of Gateshead in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1827/A122 28 November 1827
administration bond, penal sum £600; Mary REAY, formerly Elliott, of Hetton le Hole in the parish of Houghton- le-Spring in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1827/A123 3 December 1827
administration bond, penal sum £200; Margaret FORESTER, formerly Hudson, of Gateshead in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1827/A124 1 December 1827
administration bond, penal sum £350; John DAVIDSON, miner, widower, of Craigshield in the parish of Alston in the county of Cumberland
DPRI/3/1827/A125/1-4 16 November 1827
administration bond, penal sum £10; John FORSTER, esquire, of Etherston in the county of Northumberland
Administration granted to Robert Coxon limited to the deceased's interest in property at Styford
DPRI/3/1827/A126 1 December 1827
administration bond, penal sum £40; John THOMPSON, mariner, of Murton in the Whins in the parish of Dalton le Dale in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1827/A127 1 December 1827
administration bond, penal sum £40; George THOMPSON, yeoman, of Murton in the Whins in the parish of Dalton le Dale in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1827/A128 1 December 1827
administration bond, penal sum £40; Robert THOMPSON, yeoman, of Dalton le Dale in the parish of Dalton le Dale in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1827/A129/1 16 March 1827
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; George WRIGHT, schoolmaster, of Morpeth in the county of Northumberland. Died 17 November 1814
administration granted to the executors of the deceased's relict
DPRI/3/1827/A129/2 16 March 1827
certificate of oath of estate value; George WRIGHT, schoolmaster, of Morpeth in the county of Northumberland. Died 17 November 1814
DPRI/3/1827/A130 1 December 1827
administration bond, penal sum £40; Dorothy MOORE, formerly Dorothy Thompson, of Lemington in the parish of Newburn in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1827/A131/1 11 December 1827
administration bond, penal sum £200; James BROWN, smith, of Gateshead in the county of Durham
administration granted to Richard Brown and Ann Douglas, children of the deceased, Elizabeth Brown widow of James Brown having renounced
DPRI/3/1827/A131/2-3 7 December 1827
renunciation; James BROWN, smith, of Gateshead in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1827/A132 13 December 1827
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; Margaret MATHER, of late of the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1827/A133 17 December 1827
administration bond, penal sum £600; Joseph THORNTON, publican, of Wallsend in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1827/A134 19 December 1827
administration bond, penal sum £600; John MILLS, cooper, of Chapelry of Saint John in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1827/A135 27 December 1827
administration bond, penal sum £400; Henry MENHAM, master mariner, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1827/A136 28 December 1827
administration bond, penal sum £900; Mary RICHMOND, spinster, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1827/A137 24 December 1827
administration bond, penal sum £1,500; George ROBSON, gardener, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1827/A138 28 December 1827
administration bond, penal sum £400; George RAIN, farmer, of Rookhope in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1827/A139/1-4 29 December 1827
administration bond, penal sum £10; Jacob LAMBERT, gentleman, of chapelry of Saint Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
grant of administration to George Spearman limited to the intestate's interest in property at Broad Garth lane, Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1827/A140 31 December 1827
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Joseph TODD, farmer, of Walworth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1827/A141/1-3 18 December 1827
administration bond, penal sum £10; William COLPITTS, tide-surveyor, of Howden Pans in the parish of Wallsend in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration to Margaret Ann Laing limited to the intestate's interest in property at Tynemouth; the deceased's relict having died
Will bonds 1827Reference: DPRI/3/1827/TDPRI/3/1827/T1/1 5 January 1827
will bond, penal sum £40; Lionel WINSHIP, joiner, cabinet-maker, of Gallowgate without the walls but within the liberties of the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
administration with the will annexed granted to Mary Curry, creditor, the executor having renounced.
DPRI/3/1827/T1/2-3 12 January 1827
letter of request; Lionel WINSHIP, joiner, cabinet-maker, of Gallowgate without the walls but within the liberties of the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
request from Durham to London to take oath
DPRI/3/1827/T1/4 25 January 1827
certificate of oath; Lionel WINSHIP, joiner, cabinet-maker, of Gallowgate without the walls but within the liberties of the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
reply from London to Durham
DPRI/3/1827/T1/5-6 2 January 1827
renunciation; Lionel WINSHIP, joiner, cabinet-maker, of Gallowgate without the walls but within the liberties of the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
renunciation of James Archibold, executor
DPRI/3/1827/T2 12 February 1827
will bond, penal sum £40; William DAWSON, of Covent Garden in the Parish of Sunderland by the sea in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to relict and universal legatee; no executor having been named.
DPRI/3/1827/T3 8 February 1827
will bond, penal sum £7,000; John STEPHENSON, ship-owner, of Bank top near South Shields in the county of Durham
administration granted to John Stephenson, son and one of the residuary legatees; the widow and executrix having since died.
DPRI/3/1827/T4/1 22 February 1827
will bond, penal sum £500; Thomas BELL, gentleman, of Wooler brewery in the county of Northumberland. Died 30 March 1826
administration granted to Margaret Bell widow, mother of the deceased and also guardian of the children of the testator; the executors having renounced or died.
DPRI/3/1827/T4/2-3 8 February 1827
renunciation; Thomas BELL, gentleman, of Wooler brewery in the county of Northumberland. Died 30 March 1826
renunciation of John Dawson, William Bell and William Jobson, executors.
DPRI/3/1827/T4/4-5 15 July 1827
election of guardian; Thomas BELL, gentleman, of Wooler brewery in the county of Northumberland. Died 30 March 1826
DPRI/3/1827/T4/6-8 15 February 1827
acceptance of guardianship; Thomas BELL, gentleman, of Wooler brewery in the county of Northumberland. Died 30 March 1826
acceptance of guardianship by Margaret Bell, mother of the deceased
DPRI/3/1827/T5 28 February 1827
will bond, penal sum £40; Thomas BRADLEY, yeoman, of Greatham in the county of Durham. Died 8 March 1825
Administration granted to Thomas Bradley, son and one of the residuary legatees; the executors having died.
DPRI/3/1827/T6 1 February 1827
will bond, penal sum £4,000; George RICHARDSON, ship-owner, of Monkwearmouth Shore. Died 15 April 1826
administration granted to George Richardson and Cuthbert Richardson, sons and two of the residuary legatees; the executors and the relict having renounced.
DPRI/3/1827/T7 2 February 1827
will bond, penal sum £600; Marion ROBERTSON, widow, of Borough of Berwick upon Tweed
administration granted to Mark Riddell and William Ford, the surviving executors of Rachel Edgar, who was the sole legatee and executrix of the testatrix.
DPRI/3/1827/T8/1 13 February 1827
will bond, penal sum £3,000; William PICKERING, mason, of township and parish of Chester le street in the county of Durham
administration granted to Elizabeth Pickering, widow, and George Pickering, son, two of the residuary legatees; the executors having renounced.
DPRI/3/1827/T8/2-3 3 February 1827
renunciation; William PICKERING, mason, of township and parish of Chester le street in the county of Durham
renunciation of executors
DPRI/3/1827/T9 22 February 1827
will bond, penal sum £600; Joseph BROWN, of Ballast Hills in that part of the chapelry of All Saints which is without the walls but within the liberties of the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
administration granted to relict and universal legatee; no executor having been named.
DPRI/3/1827/T10 2 April 1827
will bond, penal sum £900; Isabel CURRY, widow of John Curry, widow, of Borough of Berwick upon Tweed
administration granted to James Huntley Gibson, the universal legatee; the executors having died.
DPRI/3/1827/T11 15 March 1827
will bond, penal sum £200; John PARKINSON, yeoman, of Benton Engines in the parish of Longbenton in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to Elizabeth Parkinson, relict and only surviving legatee; the sole executor having died.
DPRI/3/1827/T12/1 28 April 1827
will bond, penal sum £600; Richard HARKER, miner, of Alston in the parish of Alston and county of Cumberland
administration granted to John Gill, a legatee substituted; the relict, son and executors having died.
DPRI/3/1827/T12/3-4 20 April 1827
letter of request; Richard HARKER, miner, of Alston in the parish of Alston and county of Cumberland
request from Durham to Carlisle to take oath
DPRI/3/1827/T12/5 28 April 1827
certificate of oath; Richard HARKER, miner, of Alston in the parish of Alston and county of Cumberland
reply from Carlisle to Durham
DPRI/3/1827/T13/1 24 March 1827
will bond, penal sum £200; Mary CLEGG, widow, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham. Died November 1825
administration granted to the syndic lawfully appointed of and for the London Missionary Society, the residuary legatees; no executor having been named and the universal legatee having died.
DPRI/3/1827/T13/2-3 17 March 1827
letter of request; Mary CLEGG, widow, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham. Died November 1825
request from Durham to London to take oath
DPRI/3/1827/T13/4-5 26 March 1827
certificate of oath; Mary CLEGG, widow, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham. Died November 1825
reply from London to Durham
DPRI/3/1827/T14/1 6 April 1827
will bond, penal sum £14,000; John DAVISON, esquire, of Lanton in the parish of Kirknewton in the county of Northumberland. Died 6 January 1827
administration granted to Alexander Davison, attorney of Sir William Davison nephew of the testator and sole executor.
DPRI/3/1827/T14/2-8 26 March 1827
power of attornery; John DAVISON, esquire, of Lanton in the parish of Kirknewton in the county of Northumberland. Died 6 January 1827
DPRI/3/1827/T15 16 March 1827
will bond, penal sum £3,000; Henry RICHARDSON, royal navy lieutenant, of Bishop wearmouth . Died 13 December 1826
administration granted to brother and residuary legatee; the executors having renounced.
DPRI/3/1827/T16/1 14 April 1827
will bond, penal sum £900; Anthony ALMOND, gentleman, of the Panfield in the parish of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham
Administration granted to Elizabeth Barras, daughter and administrix of Nathan Horn, the surviving executor of testator, since deceased.
DPRI/3/1827/T16/2 14 April 1827
certificate of oath of estate value; Anthony ALMOND, gentleman, of the Panfield in the parish of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1827/T17 29 June 1827
will bond, penal sum £10; Francis DUNLOP, pensioner, of Staindrop in the county of Durham
administration granted to John Dunlap, son and surviving residuary legatee, the relict and the other son and residuary legatee having died.
DPRI/3/1827/T18 26 June 1827
will bond, penal sum £100; Robert SNOWBALL, blacksmith, of Coal Burns in the parish of Ryton in the county of Durham
administration granted to Robert Richardson, grandson and residuary legatee, the relict and other residuary legatees having survived the testator but since died.
DPRI/3/1827/T19/1 3 May 1827
will bond, penal sum £600; Mary ELSTOB, widow, of Bishop Wearmouth in the county of Durham
administration granted to Ann Hutton, residuary legatee, one executor having died in the lifetime of the testator; the other having renounced.
DPRI/3/1827/T19/2-4 1 March 1827
renunciation; Mary ELSTOB, widow, of Bishop Wearmouth in the county of Durham
renunciation of Thomas Young, surviving executor
DPRI/3/1827/T20 13 June 1827
will bond, penal sum £600; Thomas SMITH, esquire, of West Thirston in the parish of Felton in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to Thomas Smith, son and residuary legatee, the executors having died.
DPRI/3/1827/T21 16 April 1827
will bond, penal sum £6,000; Henry CUTHBERTSON, gentleman, of Ryton in the county of Durham. Died December 1804
administration granted to Elizabeth Fenwick, daughter, only next of kin and residuary legatee, the executor having died. Administation limited until a more authentic copy can be produced and brought into court.
DPRI/3/1827/T22/1-3 10 September 1827
will bond, penal sum £10; John ERRINGTON, skinner, glover, of Gateshead in the county of Durham
grant of administration to Joseph Willis limited to the testator's interest in property at Bottle Bank, Gateshead.
DPRI/3/1827/T23 11 July 1827
will bond, penal sum £600; Daniel TAYLORSON, joiner, cartwright, of Seaton Carew in the parish of Stranton in the county of Durham
administration granted to relict and universal legatee during her widowhood, there being no executor named.
DPRI/3/1827/T24/1-4 26 March 1827
will bond, penal sum £10; Francis SINGLETON, butcher, of Morpeth in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration to Anthony Charlton limited to the testator's interest in property at Morpeth, the executors having died or declined to act
DPRI/3/1827/T25 12 October 1827
will bond, penal sum £600; John HILTON, merchant, of Alston in the parish of Alston in the county of Cumberland
administration granted to Hannah Hilton, daughter, the relict and sole executrix having died.
DPRI/3/1827/T26 15 October 1827
will bond, penal sum £200; John SCOTT, tailor, of Foulden in the county of Berwick. Died 21 August 1824
administration granted to son and residuary legatee; no executor having been named.
DPRI/3/1827/T27 19 November 1827
will bond, penal sum £40; Robert MIDFORD, joiner, of Morpeth in the county of Northumberland. Died 18 October 1827
administration granted to Elizabeth Nevins, niece, legatee and administrix; the sole executor having renounced and the other legatees being minors.
DPRI/3/1827/T28/1 13 October 1827
will bond, penal sum £400; Margaret SNOW, widow, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 13 April 1824
administration granted to Mary Irwin, daughter and next of kin, the surviving executor and the guardian of the testator's grandchildren and residuary legatees having renounced.
DPRI/3/1827/T28/2-4 4 October 1827
acceptance of guardianship; Margaret SNOW, widow, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 13 April 1824
with renunciation, 4 October 1827
proxy of election, with the renunciation of Thomas Swinburne, guardian, nominating Mary Irwin to take out administration
DPRI/3/1827/T28/5-7 4 October 1827
election of guardian; Margaret SNOW, widow, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 13 April 1824
DPRI/3/1827/T28/8-9 8 September 1827
renunciation; Margaret SNOW, widow, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 13 April 1824
renunciation of John Stranton, surviving executor and residuary legatee in trust
DPRI/3/1827/T29/1 15 October 1827
will bond, penal sum £1,200; Robert DOBSON, farmer, of Low Newton in the township of Framwellgate chapelry of St Margaret in or near the City of Durham in the county of Durham
administration granted to Ann Ddobson, relict and a legatee; the executors having renounced.
DPRI/3/1827/T29/2-4 11 August 1827
renunciation; Robert DOBSON, farmer, of Low Newton in the township of Framwellgate chapelry of St Margaret in or near the City of Durham in the county of Durham
renunciation of William Dobson and Charles Hodgson, executors.
DPRI/3/1827/T30 6 November 1827
will bond, penal sum £1,600; Thomas SIDDELL, yeoman, of Coxhoe in the parish of Kelloe in the county of Durham. Died 15 January 1826
administration granted to William Siddell, the son and legatee; no executor having been named.
DPRI/3/1827/T31/1-10 18 June 1827
will bond, penal sum £10; HonourableLord Thomas ARCHER, baron of Umberslade, of Umberslade in the county of Warwick
grant of administration to John Seithead limited to the testator's interest in property at Newbrough in the parish of Warden, Northumberland
DPRI/3/1827/T32/1-7 9 November 1827
will bond, penal sum £10; George MAVING, the elder, butcher, Felton, the Knox in the parish of Rothbury in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration to Thomas Adams Russell limited to the testator's interest in property at Rothbury, Northumberland
Administration bonds 1828Reference: DPRI/3/1828/ADPRI/3/1828/A1 11 January 1828
administration bond, penal sum £600; William ARMSTRONG, ship-owner, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to George Straughan, a creditor.
DPRI/3/1828/A2 5 January 1828
administration bond, penal sum £400; John BENTON, butcher, bachelor, of South Shields in the county of Durham
administration granted to Joseph Bulmer, a creditor
DPRI/3/1828/A3 10 January 1828
administration bond, penal sum £600; Mary SMITH, formerly of North Shields in the county of Northumberland, but late of Liverpool in the county of Lancaster
DPRI/3/1828/A4 12 January 1828
administration bond, penal sum £200; Robert THOMPSON, yeoman, widower, of Hadson Link House in the parish of Warkworth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1828/A5 15 January 1828
administration bond, penal sum £24,000; James GLYNN, iron-founder, of chapelry of All Saints in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1828/A6 17 January 1828
administration bond, penal sum £100; John DRUMMOND, agent, bachelor, of Stamford in the chapelry of Rennington in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1828/A7 18 January 1828
administration bond, penal sum £40; Leah WILSON, of Alnwick
DPRI/3/1828/A8 21 January 1828
administration bond, penal sum £900; William STRATFORD, master mariner, of Bishop Wearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1828/A9 23 January 1828
administration bond, penal sum £8,000; William HEPPLE, gentleman, of Black Heddon in the parish of Stamfordham in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1828/A10/1-3 18 January 1828
administration bond, penal sum £10; William Anthony POTTER, surgeon, of chapelry of St Andrews in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
grant of administration to William Henry Bulmer limited to the intestate's interest in a promisory note dated 4 Sep 1816; the previous administrator having died leaving some assets unadministered.
DPRI/3/1828/A11 25 January 1828
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Ephraim HALL, farmer, of the Stobbs in the parish of Elsdon in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1828/A12 31 January 1828
administration bond, penal sum £1,000; George SMITH, gentleman, of Norton in the county of Durham. Died June 1827
DPRI/3/1828/A13 18 January 1828
administration bond, penal sum £900; Camilla TODD, spinster, of Egglingham in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1828/A14 18 January 1828
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Mary TODD, spinster, of Egglingham in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1828/A15/1 4 February 1827
administration bond, penal sum £100; Thomas JOBLING, block-maker, mast-maker, of North Shore in the chapelry of All Saints without the walls but within the liberties of the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1828/A15/2 4 February 1828
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Thomas ROBSON, wharfinger, of parochial chapelry of All Saints in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1828/A16 9 February 1828
administration bond, penal sum £600; Nicholas THORNTON, agent, bachelor, of Walls End in the parish of Wallsend in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1828/A17 9 February 1828
administration bond, penal sum £600; Robert NATTRASS, miner, of Alston in the county of Cumberland
DPRI/3/1828/A18 18 February 1828
administration bond, penal sum £400; Ann BLAND, of Sunderland near the sea in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1828/A19/1-4 12 February 1828
administration bond, penal sum £10; Edward WILLOBY, gentleman, of borough of Berwick upon Tweed
grant of administration to William Willoby limited to the intestate's interest in property at Bowsden, Northumberland
DPRI/3/1828/A20 22 February 1828
administration bond, penal sum £400; Edward FARBRIDGE, innkeeper, of Westgate in the chapelry of Saint John in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1828/A21/1-4 23 February 1828
administration bond, penal sum £10; George RENTON, farmer, of Mouson in the parish of Bamburgh
grant of administration to John Lindsay limited to the intestate's interest in property at Alnwick, Northumberland
DPRI/3/1828/A22 25 February 1828
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; Mary Ann CHAMBERLAIN, nee Turnbull, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1828/A23 4 March 1828
administration bond, penal sum £900; William BROWN, master mariner, of Monkwearmouthshore in the parish of Monkwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1828/A24 6 March 1828
administration bond, penal sum £200; Ann WILLIAMSON, nee Lowe, of High Bitchburn in the chapelry of Witton-le-Wear in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1828/A25 8 March 1828
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; William STEPHENSON, farmer, widower, of Rutchester in the parish of Ovingham in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1828/A26 10 March 1828
administration bond, penal sum £200; Alice LAMB, widow, of chapelry of Saint John in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1828/A27 6 March 1828
administration bond, penal sum £200; Thomas STEEL, yeoman, of Berrington in the chapelry of Kyloe in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1828/A28 15 March 1828
administration bond, penal sum £200; Ann WILSON, widow, of Sunderland near the Sea in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1828/A29 11 March 1828
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; John MOLE, farmer, of Embleton in the parish of Embleton in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1828/A30 21 March 1828
administration bond, penal sum £400; David MOUAT, master mariner, bachelor, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1828/A31 21 March 1828
administration bond, penal sum £200; John RICHARDSON, yeoman, of the Golden Lion Yard in Sadler Street in the parish of Saint Nicholas in the city of Durham
DPRI/3/1828/A32 24 March 1828
administration bond, penal sum £400; Robert DAND, yeoman, of Bedlington in the parish of Bedlington in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1828/A33 11 March 1828
administration bond, penal sum £400; Samuel HART, druggist, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1828/A34 21 March 1828
administration bond, penal sum £400; Peter BECKWITH, yeoman, of Widehope in the chapelry of Saint Helen Auckland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1828/A35 1 March 1828
administration bond, penal sum £400; Margaret BECKWITH, widow, of Widehope in the chapelry of Saint Helen Auckland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1828/A36 2 April 1828
administration bond, penal sum £200; John WALLACE, commercial traveller, formerly of the city of Durham, but late of Birmingham in the county of Warwick
DPRI/3/1828/A37 28 March 1828
administration bond, penal sum £40; Robert HARRISON, yeoman, of parish of lanchester in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1828/A38/1-4 12 January 1828
administration bond, penal sum £10; Samuel GRIERSON, yeoman, of chapelry of All Saints in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
grant of administration to George Spearman limited to the intestate's interest in property at High Bridge, Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1828/A39 15 March 1828
administration bond, penal sum £600; Gilford Lawson MORLAND, glass manufacturer, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1828/A40 13 February 1828
administration bond, penal sum £600; Ann PYLE, spinster, of Felton in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1828/A41 2 April 1828
administration bond, penal sum £900; Matthias JOHNSON, of Monkheseldon in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1828/A42 10 April 1828
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; John MURRAY, gentleman, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1828/A43 11 April 1828
administration bond, penal sum £40; John ROBSON, yeoman, of Bargate in the parish of Lanchester in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1828/A44 11 April 1828
administration bond, penal sum £200; Jane SCOTT, widow, of village of Tynemouth in the parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1828/A45 11 April 1828
administration bond, penal sum £400; Thomas TURNER, brickmaker, tile-maker, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1828/A46 1 April 1828
administration bond, penal sum £400; James SCOTT, nail manufacturer, of Winlaton in the parish of Ryton in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1828/A47 16 April 1828
administration bond, penal sum £100; William BURN, rope-maker, of Blyth Folly in the chapelry of Earsdon in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1828/A48 7 April 1828
administration bond, penal sum £400; Mary ARMSTRONG, of Alston in the county of Cumberland
DPRI/3/1828/A49 7 April 1828
administration bond, penal sum £200; Robert MAKEPEACE, rat-catcher, of Denwick in the parish of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1828/A50 14 April 1828
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Thomas DAVISON, gentleman, of Allenton in the parish of Allenton in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1828/A51 21 April 1828
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; William STRATFORD, master mariner, of Bishop Wearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1828/A52 19 April 1828
administration bond, penal sum £100; William BOLTON, innkeeper, of Wooler in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1828/A53 30 April 1828
administration bond, penal sum £600; George HODGSON, farmer, of Langley=dale in the parish of Staindrop in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1828/A54/1 17 April 1828
administration bond, penal sum £10,000; Thomas CROUDACE, viewer of collieries, of Lumley Thicks in the parish of Chester le Street in the county of Durham. Died February 1828
DPRI/3/1828/A54/2-3 2 April 1828
election of guardian; Thomas CROUDACE, viewer of collieries, of Lumley Thicks in the parish of Chester le Street in the county of Durham. Died February 1828
DPRI/3/1828/A54/4-6 2 April 1828
renunciation; Thomas CROUDACE, viewer of collieries, of Lumley Thicks in the parish of Chester le Street in the county of Durham. Died February 1828
renunciation of Margaret Croudace, relict, mother and guardian
DPRI/3/1828/A55 12 May 1828
administration bond, penal sum £100; Margaret GILLIES, spinster, of Borough of Berwick upon Tweed
DPRI/3/1828/A56/1 12 May 1828
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; John WEALLENS, farmer, of North Dissington East Houses in the parish of Newburn in the county of Northumberland. Died 26 March 1828
DPRI/3/1828/A56/2-3 6 May 1828
renunciation; John WEALLENS, farmer, of North Dissington East Houses in the parish of Newburn in the county of Northumberland. Died 26 March 1828
renunciation of Mary Weallens, relict
DPRI/3/1828/A56/4-6 6 May 1828
acceptance of guardianship; John WEALLENS, farmer, of North Dissington East Houses in the parish of Newburn in the county of Northumberland. Died 26 March 1828
DPRI/3/1828/A56/7-8 8 May 1828
election of guardian; John WEALLENS, farmer, of North Dissington East Houses in the parish of Newburn in the county of Northumberland. Died 26 March 1828
DPRI/3/1828/A57 18 January 1828
administration bond, penal sum £200; George DOWNEY, tailor, widower, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1828/A58 26 May 1828
administration bond, penal sum £200; Isabella ARMSTRONG, widow, of Corbridge in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1828/A59 23 May 1828
administration bond, penal sum £40; Elizabeth WATSON, nee Wallace, widow, of Pittington Hall Garth in the parish of Pittington in the County of Durham
DPRI/3/1828/A60 30 April 1828
administration bond, penal sum £400; Mark SPRAGGON, quarryman, of Low Lambton in the chapelry of Painshaw in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1828/A61 30 May 1828
administration bond, penal sum £400; Richard WINN, yeoman, bachelor, of Ayton Banks in the chapelry of Lamesley in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1828/A62/1 23 May 1828
administration bond, penal sum £100; Thomas HARDING, coachman at the Mansion House, coachman, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1828/A62/2 17 May 1828
certificate of value of savings bank account; Thomas HARDING, coachman at the Mansion House, coachman, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1828/A63 21 May 1828
administration bond, penal sum £200; John LEE, innkeeper, bachelor, of Alston in the county of Cumberland
DPRI/3/1828/A64 2 June 1828
administration bond, penal sum £400; James CHARLTON, publican, of Bellingham in the parish of Bellingham in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1828/A65 3 June 1828
administration bond, penal sum £400; George CLARK, baker, of South Blyth in the chapelry of Earsdon in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1828/A66/1 31 May 1828
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; John STEPHENSON, farmer, widower, of Slaggyford in the parish of Knaresdale in the county of Northumberland. Died 18 August 1827
DPRI/3/1828/A66/2-4 14 May 1828
acceptance of guardianship; John STEPHENSON, farmer, widower, of Slaggyford in the parish of Knaresdale in the county of Northumberland. Died 18 August 1827
DPRI/3/1828/A66/5-6 14 May 1828
election of guardian; John STEPHENSON, farmer, widower, of Slaggyford in the parish of Knaresdale in the county of Northumberland. Died 18 August 1827
DPRI/3/1828/A67 5 June 1828
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; Isabella BUSBY, widow, of Bishop Wearmouth in the parish of Bishop Wearmouth in the County of Durham
DPRI/3/1828/A68 12 June 1828
administration bond, penal sum £10; John BURT, gentleman, bachelor, of West Jesmond in the chapelry of Saint Andrew in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1828/A69 12 June 1828
administration bond, penal sum £10; Anthony BURT, bachelor, of West Jesmond in the chapelry of Saint Andrew in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1828/A70/1-4 7 June 1828
administration bond, penal sum £10; John POTTS, gentleman, of Shilbottle Woodhouse in the parish of Shilbottle in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration limited to interest in property at Bridge Street, Morpeth
DPRI/3/1828/A71 14 June 1828
administration bond, penal sum £600; Elizabeth THOMPSON, widow, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1828/A72 17 June 1828
administration bond, penal sum £10,000; Nicholas APPLEBY, esquire, bachelor, of Eastfield in the parish of Warkwoth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1828/A73 23 June 1828
administration bond, penal sum £40; Barbara PEARSON, formerly Barbgara Houston, widow, of late of Leeds in the county of York
DPRI/3/1828/A74 10 June 1828
administration bond, penal sum £100; Margaret HODGSON, widow, of Bishop Wearmouth in the parish of Bishop Wearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1828/A75 20 June 1828
administration bond, penal sum £40; Sarah HARBOTTLE, spinster, of Gilligate in the parish of Saint Giles in Durham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1828/A76 30 June 1828
administration bond, penal sum £400; John LAIDLER, miller, widower, of Grindon Hill in the parish of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1828/A77 28 June 1828
administration bond, penal sum £900; Jonathon HALL, gamekeeper, of chapelry of Gosforth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1828/A78 22 July 1828
administration bond, penal sum £400; Isabella WHEATLEY, formerly Isabella Blaxton widow, of Tanfield in the chapelry of Tanfield in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1828/A79/1 22 July 1828
administration bond, penal sum £600; John BLAXTON, parish clerk, of Tanfield in the chapelry of Tanfield in the county of Durham. Died 1784
DPRI/3/1828/A79/2 22 July 1828
certificate of oath of estate value; John BLAXTON, parish clerk, of Tanfield in the chapelry of Tanfield in the county of Durham. Died 1784
DPRI/3/1828/A80 7 June 1828
administration bond, penal sum £100; William LISHMAN, clerk, of Longframlington in the parish of Felton in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1828/A82 26 July 1828
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; Michael GREENE, esquire, bachelor, of Dunston in the parish of Whickham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1828/A83 14 July 1828
administration bond, penal sum £100; Charles FRENCH, common soldier belonging to H.M. 60th Regiment of Foot, army common soldier, bachelor
DPRI/3/1828/A84 31 July 1828
administration bond, penal sum £200; Thomas CLARKE, labourer, widower, of Lyhum in the parish of Chatton in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1828/A85 4 August 1828
administration bond, penal sum £900; Joseph BELL, farmer, widower, of Watch Law in the parish of Ford in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1828/A86 9 August 1828
administration bond, penal sum £40; Thomas WALTON, miner, of Alston in the county of Cumberland
DPRI/3/1828/A87 9 August 1828
administration bond, penal sum £1,000; Joseph DICKINSON, miner, bachelor, of Alston in the county ofCumberland
DPRI/3/1828/A88/1 9 August 1828
administration bond, penal sum £10,000; Edward SMITH, farmer, of Eastern Newbigging in the parish of Norham in the county of Durham
administration granted to William Smith, brother.
DPRI/3/1828/A88/2-3 21 April 1828
renunciation; Edward SMITH, farmer, of Eastern Newbigging in the parish of Norham in the county of Durham
renunciation of Jane Smith, relict
DPRI/3/1828/A88/4-6 14 July 1828
renunciation; Edward SMITH, farmer, of Eastern Newbigging in the parish of Norham in the county of Durham
renunciation of Thomas Smith, Adam Smith, Greive Smith, William Spours and Sarah Spours, brothers and sister and only other next of kin.
DPRI/3/1828/A89 13 August 1828
administration bond, penal sum £200; William HARRISON, custom-house officer, of Bishop Wearmouth in the parish of Bishop Wearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1828/A90 14 August 1828
administration bond, penal sum £200; Isaac PEART, master of the merchant ship Shannon, master [mariner], bachelor, of township of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1828/A91 16 August 1828
administration bond, penal sum £400; George BATHGATE, shepherd, bachelor, of Biddlestone Town Foot in the parish of Allenton in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1828/A92 21 August 1828
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Thomas THOMSON, gentleman, of Tweedmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1828/A93 23 August 1828
administration bond, penal sum £400; Thomas NESBIT, farmer, of Preston in the shire of Berwick in North Britain
DPRI/3/1828/A94/1 29 August 1828
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Robert HAIR, gentleman, bachelor, of Coldstream in the county of Berwick in North Britain
administration granted to John Hair and Thomas Hair, brothers and two of the next of kin
DPRI/3/1828/A94/2-3 18 August 1828
renunciation; Robert HAIR, gentleman, bachelor, of Coldstream in the county of Berwick in North Britain
renunciation of Isabella Townson, sister and one of the next of kin
DPRI/3/1828/A95 13 September 1828
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; John HEPPELL, broker, ship-owner, of Monkwearmouth in the parish of Monkwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1828/A96 13 September 1828
administration bond, penal sum £400; Elizabeth BLAKEY, widow, of Stockton in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1828/A97 13 September 1828
administration bond, penal sum £200; Frances RICHARDSON, spinster, of North Shields in the parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1828/A98 22 October 1828
administration bond, penal sum £400; Margaret PALLISTER, spinster, of Usworth in the parish of Washington in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1828/A99 16 August 1828
administration bond, penal sum £200; Robert ROWLEY, cork-cutter, widower, of chapelry of Saint John in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1828/A100 16 October 1828
administration bond, penal sum £500; John WOOD, the younger, gentleman, bachelor, of Bishop Auckland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1828/A101 11 October 1828
administration bond, penal sum £200; David PAGAN, draper, heretofore of the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne, late of Dumfrieshire, North Britain
DPRI/3/1828/A102 9 October 1828
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; John COLLING, butcher, bachelor, of Sunderland near the Sea in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1828/A103/1 14 October 1828
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; James EATON, grocer, bachelor, of Brandling Place in the chapelry of Saint Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1828/A103/2-3 5 September 1828
letter of request; James EATON, grocer, bachelor, of Brandling Place in the chapelry of Saint Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
request from Durham to Bristol to take oath
DPRI/3/1828/A103/4 14 October 1828
certificate of oath; James EATON, grocer, bachelor, of Brandling Place in the chapelry of Saint Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
reply from Bristol to Durham
DPRI/3/1828/A104/1-4 13 May 1828
administration bond, penal sum £10; John Phillipson STOKOE, gentleman, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
grant of administration to George Tallentire Gibson limited to the intestate's interest in property in Butcher Bank, Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1828/A105 4 October 1828
administration bond, penal sum £400; Thomas SMITH, husbandman, of Hawkwell in the parish of Stamfordham in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1828/A106/1 3 October 1828
administration bond, penal sum £400; Margaret PRINGLE, widow, of Portobello in the county of Mid Lothian in North Britain
DPRI/3/1828/A106/2-3 8 September 1828
renunciation; Margaret PRINGLE, widow, of Portobello in the county of Mid Lothian in North Britain
renunciation of William Wilkins, brother in law, and Marion Ann Wilkins, sister
DPRI/3/1828/A106/4-5 17 September 1828
letter of request; Margaret PRINGLE, widow, of Portobello in the county of Mid Lothian in North Britain
request from Durham to the magistrates of Mid Lothian to take oath
DPRI/3/1828/A106/6 3 October 1828
certificate of oath; Margaret PRINGLE, widow, of Portobello in the county of Mid Lothian in North Britain
reply from the magistrates of Mid Lothian to Durham
DPRI/3/1828/A107 30 October 1828
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; James FORSTER, woodmonger, of Prestwick in the parish of Ponteland in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1828/A108 15 September 1828
administration bond, penal sum £400; William BLAGDON, mariner, of Tole Square in the parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1828/A109 31 October 1828
administration bond, penal sum £400; Stephen WISEMAN, tallow-chandler, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1828/A110 7 November 1828
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Edmund COOK, farmer, of Foulmart-law in the parish of Bolam in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1828/A111/1-3 27 October 1828
administration bond, penal sum £10; George NELSON, mason, of South Shields in the county of Durham
grant of administration to Solomon Sutherland limited to the intestate's interest in property at South Shields
DPRI/3/1828/A112/1-3 29 October 1828
administration bond, penal sum £10; Joseph FINNEY, engineer, of Lemmington in the parish of Newburn in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration to Edward Finney and James Finney limited to the intestate's interest in property at Corbridge
DPRI/3/1828/A113/1 15 November 1828
administration bond, penal sum £400; Esther DIXON, widow, of Coldgate Mill in the parish of Ilderton in the county of Northumberland. Died 4 January 1825
DPRI/3/1828/A113/2-3 19 October 1828
election of guardian; Esther DIXON, widow, of Coldgate Mill in the parish of Ilderton in the county of Northumberland. Died 4 January 1825
DPRI/3/1828/A113/4-6 31 October 1828
acceptance of guardianship; Esther DIXON, widow, of Coldgate Mill in the parish of Ilderton in the county of Northumberland. Died 4 January 1825
DPRI/3/1828/A114 15 November 1828
administration bond, penal sum £200; Ann ROBSON, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1828/A115 17 November 1828
administration bond, penal sum £10,000; John MATTHEW, butcher, widower, of Monkwearmouth Shore in the parish of Monkwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1828/A116 15 November 1828
administration bond, penal sum £200; William PICKERING, labourer, widower, of Bitchburn in the parish of Saint Andrew Auckland in the County of Durham
DPRI/3/1828/A117 17 November 1828
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Mitford PEACOCK, fellow of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, clerk, bachelor, of Cambridge
DPRI/3/1828/A118 25 November 1828
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; John ATKINSON, tailor, widower, of Wooler in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1828/A119 12 November 1828
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; William WATSON, farmer, formerly of Horncastle in the parish of Kirkwhelpington in the county of Northumberland, late of Gateshead in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1828/A120 28 November 1828
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; John RIDLEY, agent, of Matfen in the parish of Stamfordham in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1828/A121 26 November 1828
administration bond, penal sum £200; Jane THOMPSON, spinster, of South Dissington in the parish of Newburn in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1828/A122 15 October 1828
administration bond, penal sum £100; Patience DODDS, nee Temple, of Scremerston near the borough of Berwick upon Tweed
DPRI/3/1828/A123/1 28 November 1828
administration bond, penal sum £100; George ROBSON, joiner, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1828/A123/2 November 1828
certificate of value of estate; George ROBSON, joiner, of South Shields in the county of Durham
Robson was a depositor in the South Shields Saving Bank
DPRI/3/1828/A124 27 November 1828
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; Andrew BONE, wine-merchant, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1828/A125 29 August 1828
administration bond, penal sum £200; James ROBINSON, farmer, miner, of Watgarth in the township of Forest and Firth in the parish of Middleton in Teasdale in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1828/A126/1-4 12 December 1828
administration bond, penal sum £10; Dougal ROBERTSON, woollen-draper, of parish of Saint Nicholas in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
grant of administration to George Anthony Lambert limited to the intestate's interest in property in Head of the Side, Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1828/A127 20 November 1828
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Margaret MOSS, widow, of Walker Place in the parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1828/A128 15 December 1828
administration bond, penal sum £40; Joseph TODD, yeoman, of East Brokenheugh in the chapelry of Haydon in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1828/A129 16 December 1828
administration bond, penal sum £200; William GUTHRIE, surgeon, of South Blyth in the parish of Earsdon in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1828/A130 20 December 1828
administration bond, penal sum £100; Thomas KIRSOP, farmer, widower, of Soninghead in the parish of Alston in the county of Cumberland
DPRI/3/1828/A131 23 December 1828
administration bond, penal sum £200; Robert BUNN, flour dealer, of Wind Mill Hills in the parish of Gateshead in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1828/A132 23 December 1828
administration bond, penal sum £400; James MITCHELL, yeoman, bachelor, of Belford in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1828/A133 31 December 1828
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; Thomas JACKSON, gentleman, bachelor, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1828/A134 9 December 1828
administration bond, penal sum £100; Nicholas ORCHARD, mariner, of North Shields in the parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1828/A135 27 December 1828
administration bond, penal sum £400; John EVANS, brewer, of Wolsingham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1828/A136/1-4 30 December 1828
administration bond, penal sum £10; Joseph LABOURN, merchant, of Westgate Hill in the chapelry of Saint John in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration to William Greenwell limited to the intestate's interest in property at Kibblesworth
DPRI/3/1828/A137 23 December 1828
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; John RIDLEY, innkeeper, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1828/A138 18 December 1828
administration bond, penal sum £60; Thomas GRESHAM, mason, of North Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1828/A139 30 December 1828
administration bond, penal sum £900; John YOUNG, master mariner, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1828/A140/1-6 19 August 1828
administration bond, penal sum £10; George NESBIT, spirit-merchant, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration to William McDougal limited to the intestate's interest in property at Rothbury
DPRI/3/1828/A141/1-6 24 September 1828
administration bond, penal sum £10; Edward SHIPPERDSON, esquire, of Pittington Hall Garth in the parish of Pittington in the county of Durham
grant of administration to George Waugh Stable limited to the intestate's interest in property at Elemore Hall and Little Haswell.
DPRI/3/1828/A142/1-4 5 August 1828
administration bond, penal sum £10; Thomas Goodfellow SHAFTO, rector of Brancepeth, canon of Christ Church in the university of Oxford, D.D., clerk, of Brancepeth in the county of Durham. Died 17 October 1799
grant of administration to Robert Langford and Charles Ellis limited to the intestate's interest in property at Alnwick
DPRI/3/1828/A142/5-7 11 May 1827
letter of request; Thomas Goodfellow SHAFTO, rector of Brancepeth, canon of Christ Church in the university of Oxford, D.D., clerk, of Brancepeth in the county of Durham. Died 17 October 1799
request from Durham to London to take oath
DPRI/3/1828/A142/8 6 August 1828
certificate of oath; Thomas Goodfellow SHAFTO, rector of Brancepeth, canon of Christ Church in the university of Oxford, D.D., clerk, of Brancepeth in the county of Durham. Died 17 October 1799
reply from London to Durham
Will bonds 1828Reference: DPRI/3/1828/TDPRI/3/1828/T1 15 January 1828
will bond, penal sum £100; Elizabeth SANDERSON, spinster, of Belford in the county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to Flora Sanderson and Catherine Sanderson the universal legatees, there being no executor named in the will
DPRI/3/1828/T2 4 January 1828
will bond, penal sum £1,600; Thomas CHAMPNEY, farmer, of Mill Hill in the parish of Ponteland and county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed grantedt o Elizabeth Champney, relict and residuary legatee, the named executors having refused or declined so to do.
DPRI/3/1828/T3 15 February 1828
will bond, penal sum £200; Nathaniel LAMB, cabinet-maker, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
administration with the will annexed granted to Elizabeth Turnbull daughter and surviving residuary legatee of the testator, Alice Lamb the relict and sole executor having died before admininstration
DPRI/3/1828/T4/1 12 April 1828
will bond, penal sum £3,000; Dorothy ANTRAM, widow, of Bishop Auckland in the county of Durham. Died 1 February 1815
administration with the will annexed granted to Anna Kilburn a legatee, the executors and residuary legatees having died
DPRI/3/1828/T4/2 12 April 1828
certificate of oath of estate value; Dorothy ANTRAM, widow, of Bishop Auckland in the county of Durham. Died 1 February 1815
DPRI/3/1828/T5 31 March 1828
will bond, penal sum £8,000; Anthony THOMAS, vicar of Chillingham, LL.D., clerk, of Chillingham in the county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to Jean Thomas, relict and residuary legatee for life, the Right Honorable Thomas Earl of Kellie the sole executor having died before proving the same
DPRI/3/1828/T6/1 30 April 1828
will bond, penal sum £2,000; Jane RICHARDSON, widow, of South Street in or near the city of Durham. Died 1825
administration with the will annexed granted to Thomas Blow the administrator of Mary Blow the sole executrix of the testator who died leaving the will unadministered
DPRI/3/1828/T6/2 30 April 1828
certificate of oath; Jane RICHARDSON, widow, of South Street in or near the city of Durham. Died 1825
reply from London to Durham
DPRI/3/1828/T6/3 30 April 1828
certificate of oath of estate value; Jane RICHARDSON, widow, of South Street in or near the city of Durham. Died 1825
DPRI/3/1828/T6/4 24 April 1828
letter of request; Jane RICHARDSON, widow, of South Street in or near the city of Durham. Died 1825
request from Durham to London to take oath
DPRI/3/1828/T7 28 April 1828
will bond, penal sum £40; Sarah BROWN, widow, of Darlington in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to William Robinson and John Ellerton executors for Cuthbert Brown son and sole executor of the testator who died before administration
DPRI/3/1828/T8
Reference number T8 (DPRI/3/1828/T8) listed in alphabet book (DPRI/7) for Thomas Gustard of Gateshead, however Gustard's will bond was numbered by the probate clerk T9 (DPRI/3/1828/T9), and consequently T8 appears not to have been used.
DPRI/3/1828/T9 19 April 1828
will bond, penal sum £400; Thomas GUSTARD, smith, of Gateshead
Administration with the will annexed granted to Margaret Brown daughter and legatee of the testator, there being no executor or residuary legatee named in the will. [Reference number T8 (DPRI/3/1828/T8) listed in alphabet book (DPRI/7) for Thomas
Gustard of Gateshead, however Gustard's will bond was numbered by the probate clerk T9 (DPRI/3/1828/T9), and consequently T8 appears not to have been used.]
DPRI/3/1828/T10 1 December 1827
will bond, penal sum £2,000; Mary TODD, widow, of Eglingham in the county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to Ann Todd the daughter and surviving residuary legatee, one executor having died before the testator, the other executor and the other residuary legatees having died before administration
DPRI/3/1828/T11 11 February 1828
will bond, penal sum £2,000; William WRIGHTSON, gentleman, formerly of Morton Palmes (Morton Salines) in the county of Durham, late of Nesham Hall
administration with the will and codicils annexed granted to Thomas Wrightson son and residuary legatee the named executors having renounced
DPRI/3/1828/T12 17 March 1828
will bond, penal sum £200; Bartholomew LUMLEY, grocer, of Corbridge
administration with the will annexed granted to Bartholomew Lumley one of the residuary legatees, there being no executor named
DPRI/3/1828/T13 12 March 1828
will bond, penal sum £40; William LEIGHTON, shipwright, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland. Died 29 September 1827
administration with the will annexed granted to Margaret Leighton relict and residuary legatee, Robert Cutter the surviving executor having renounced
DPRI/3/1828/T14 3 March 1828
will bond, penal sum £100; Elizabeth WOODHOUSE, widow, of Darlington in the county of Durham. Died 16 December 1827
administration with the will and codicil annexed granted to John Hogg son and named legatee, the named executors having renounced
DPRI/3/1828/T15/1 13 March 1828
will bond, penal sum £600; John MALING, esquire, of the Grange in the parish of Bishop Wearmouth in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to Ann Maling the relict and residuary legatee for life, the named executors having all died
DPRI/3/1828/T15/2-3 3 November 1827
letter of request; John MALING, esquire, of the Grange in the parish of Bishop Wearmouth in the county of Durham
from Durham to York
DPRI/3/1828/T15/4 11 March 1828
commission; John MALING, esquire, of the Grange in the parish of Bishop Wearmouth in the county of Durham
with certificate of oath, 13 March 1828
commission from York to commissioners at [Scarborough] to take oath; with certificate of oath
DPRI/3/1828/T16 26 May 1828
will bond, penal sum £3,000; William HARDY, twine-maker, manufacturer, of Gateshead in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to James Hardy the brother and one of the residuary legatees, Jane Hardy mother and sole executrix having died in the lifetime of the testator
DPRI/3/1828/T17 21 May 1828
will bond, penal sum £600; William YOUNG, yeoman, of Middles in the parish of Brancepeth and county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to Mary Henderson the sole executrix of Mary Young widow, who was the sole executrix of the testator but did not take upon herself the probate of the will
DPRI/3/1828/T18 21 June 1828
will bond, penal sum £400; Margaret HALL, widow of William Hall, widow, of of the South Shore in the parish of Gateshead in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to Abraham Dawson a creditor, William Andrew the sole named executor having refused or declined
DPRI/3/1828/T19/1 23 May 1828
will bond, penal sum £6,000; John REID, stationer, bookseller, of Borough of Berwick upon Tweed
administration with the will annexed granted to Isabella Reid the relict and legatee, the named executors having renounced and Andrew Reid son and residuary legatee having renounced
DPRI/3/1828/T19/2-3 29 July 1828
renunciation; William REED, mason, of Monk Wearmouth Shore in the parish of Monk Wearmouth in the county of Durham
exhibited, 4 Aug 1828
DPRI/3/1828/T19/4-7 22 May 1828
renunciation; John REID, stationer, bookseller, of Borough of Berwick upon Tweed
renunciation by the executors
DPRI/3/1828/T19/8-10 22 May 1828
renunciation; John REID, stationer, bookseller, of Borough of Berwick upon Tweed
renunciation by Andrew Reid, son and residuary legatee
DPRI/3/1828/T20 4 August 1828
will bond, penal sum £40; William REED, mason, of Monk Wearmouth Shore in the parish of Monk Wearmouth in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to Elizabeth Reid relict and residuary legatee, the sole executor named having renounced
DPRI/3/1828/T21 28 July 1828
will bond, penal sum £400; Edward MOOR, shopkeeper, of Ovington in the parish of Ovingham and county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to Alice Moor the relict and residuary legatee for life, there being no executor named
DPRI/3/1828/T22 2 September 1828
will bond, penal sum £10; Alice MOWBRAY, widow of Daniel Mowbray gentleman, widow, of Westgate Hill in the chapelry of Saint John in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
administration with the will annexed granted to Margaret Mowbray only child of the testatrix, Daniel Mowbray her husband and executor having died in her lifetime
DPRI/3/1828/T23/1-8 14 May 1828
will bond, penal sum £10; Joshua PEELE, gentleman, formerly of Symonds Inn in the county of Middlesex, late of the parish of Saint Andrew Holborn London
grant of administration to William Emerson Wooler limited to the testator's interest in property at Headlam and Langton County Durham left unadministered by Marianna Peele executrix
DPRI/3/1828/T24/1-4 6 May 1828
will bond, penal sum £10; Rachel THOMPSON, widow of Isaac Thompson, widow, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
grant of administration to Richard Craster Askew limited to the testator's interest in property without Pilgrim Street Gate, Newcastle upon Tyne; the executor John Thompson having died leaving goods unadministered
DPRI/3/1828/T25 7 April 1828
will bond, penal sum £400; Thomas HARBOTTLE, yeoman, of Alston in the parish of Alston in the county of Cumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to William Armstrong administrator of Mary Armstrong his wife, who was the relict and sole executrix of the deceased
DPRI/3/1828/T26 16 August 1828
will bond, penal sum £200; Samuel FORSTER, excise officer, of Diamond Hall in the parish of Bishopwearmouth in in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to John Watson a creditor of the testator, Richard Annott executor and residuary legatee having renounced
DPRI/3/1828/T27/1 19 July 1828
will bond, penal sum £60,000; Ralph William GREY, the elder, esquire, formerly of Backworth, late of Acton House Northumberland. Died 5 June 1822
administration with the will annexed granted to John Grey brother and a legatee of the testator, there being no named executor and Ann Smith formerly Ann Grey relict having renounced
DPRI/3/1828/T27/2-3 23 May 1828
renunciation; Ralph William GREY, the elder, esquire, formerly of Backworth, late of Acton House Northumberland. Died 5 June 1822
renunciation of Ann Smith, formerly Ann Grey, relict
DPRI/3/1828/T27/4-5 25 June 1828
letter of request; Ralph William GREY, the elder, esquire, formerly of Backworth, late of Acton House Northumberland. Died 5 June 1822
request from Durham to the Archbishop of Dublin to take oath
DPRI/3/1828/T27/6 19 July 1828
certificate of oath; Ralph William GREY, the elder, esquire, formerly of Backworth, late of Acton House Northumberland. Died 5 June 1822
reply from Dublin to Durham
DPRI/3/1828/T28/1 27 November 1828
will bond, penal sum £4,000; George BURRELL, gentleman, of Tynemouth Place in the county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to John Anderson, Thomas Anderson and William Chapman creditors, Jane Burrell the relict having died and the other executors having declined to act
DPRI/3/1828/T28/2-4 21 November 1828
letter of request; George BURRELL, gentleman, of Tynemouth Place in the county of Northumberland
request from Durham to London to swear Thomas Anderson
DPRI/3/1828/T28/5-6 2 December 1828
certificate of oath; George BURRELL, gentleman, of Tynemouth Place in the county of Northumberland
reply from London to Durham
DPRI/3/1828/T28/7 2 December 1828
certificate of oath of estate value; George BURRELL, gentleman, of Tynemouth Place in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1828/T29 20 December 1828
will bond, penal sum £3,000; Elizabeth WINTER, spinster, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 7 October 1828
administration with the will annexed granted to Jane Winter Strong niece and one of the residuary legatees, George Atkinson Winter the sole executor having renounced
DPRI/3/1828/T30 29 October 1828
will bond, penal sum £900; Alison HARRIGAT, spinster, of Shelacres in the parish of Norham in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to Margaret Harigad, sister and universal legatee, no executor having been named
DPRI/3/1828/T31 2 November 1828
will bond, penal sum £2,000; Thomas SKIPSEY, ship-owner, of South Shields in the parish of Jarrow and county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to Jane Skipsea relict and residuary legatee for life, the executors having renounced
DPRI/3/1828/T32 7 June 1828
will bond, penal sum £1,600; Edward MITCHELL, master mariner, of Grangemouth in the county of Stirling
administration with the will annexed granted to Jean Mitchell relict and universal legatee there being no executor named
DPRI/3/1828/T33/1-4 7 May 1825
will bond, penal sum £10; Thomas FRYER, cordwainer, of towne and county of Newcastle upon Tine
grant of administration to Robert Walters limited to the testator's interest in property at Pilgrim Street Newcastle
DPRI/3/1828/T34 6 November 1828
will bond, penal sum £3,000; Thomas BELL, gentleman, of Wooler brewery in the county of Northumberland. Died 30 March 1826
administration with the will annexed granted to Margaret Bell, endorsed with certificate of oath of estate value
DPRI/3/1828/T35 17 October 1828
will bond, penal sum £300; Alexander ATKIN, mason, of West Weetwod in the parish of Chatton in the county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to Thomas Atkin, Mary Riddle and Ann Cairns the children and universal legatees of the testator there being no executor named, and Eleanor Atkin mother and universal legatee for life having died
DPRI/3/1828/T36 26 December 1828
will bond, penal sum £400; Richard BYGATE, farmer, of Easington in the county of Durham
administration granted to Thomas Bygate, son and one of the residuary legatees, Ann Bygate the former administratrix having died
DPRI/3/1828/T37/1 5 August 1828
will bond, penal sum £200; Honorable Wilmot VAUGHAN, [1st] earl of Lisburne. Died 1800
administration with the will annexed granted to Sir Laurence Vaughan Palk, baronet the sole executor of Sir Lawrence Palk, baronet who was the surviving executor of the Right Honorable Wilmot Vaughan, Earl of Lisburne
DPRI/3/1828/T37/2-4 12 May 1827
letter of request; Honorable Wilmot VAUGHAN, [1st] earl of Lisburne. Died 1800
request from Durham to London to take oath; with certificate of oath, 5 Aug 1828
DPRI/3/1828/T37/5 5 August 1828
certificate of oath of estate value; Honorable Wilmot VAUGHAN, [1st] earl of Lisburne. Died 1800
some property lay within the province of Canterbury
DPRI/3/1828/T37/6 6 August 1828
certificate of oath; Honorable Wilmot VAUGHAN, [1st] earl of Lisburne. Died 1800
reply from London to Durham
DPRI/3/1828/T38/1 5 August 1828
will bond, penal sum £200; Sir John VAUGHAN, knight of the Bath, army lieutenant-general, of Mamhead Cottage in the county of Devon. Died 30 June 1795
administration with the will annexed granted to Sir Lawrence Vaughan Palk, the executor named in the will of Sir Lawrence Palk baronet who was the surviving executor named by the testator
DPRI/3/1828/T38/2 3 May 1828
letter of request; Sir John VAUGHAN, knight of the Bath, army lieutenant-general, of Mamhead Cottage in the county of Devon. Died 30 June 1795
request from Durham to London to take oath
DPRI/3/1828/T38/3 5 August 1828
certificate of oath; Sir John VAUGHAN, knight of the Bath, army lieutenant-general, of Mamhead Cottage in the county of Devon. Died 30 June 1795
reply from London to Durham
DPRI/3/1828/T38/4 5 August 1828
certificate of oath of estate value; Sir John VAUGHAN, knight of the Bath, army lieutenant-general, of Mamhead Cottage in the county of Devon. Died 30 June 1795
the deceased also had property within the province of Canterbury
DPRI/3/1828/T39 10 December 1828
will bond, penal sum £600; Margaret GRESHAM, widow, of Monk Wearmouth in the county of Durham. Died 24 October 1827
administration with the will annexed granted to Elizabeth Gresham and Jane Mary Gresham the surviving children and residuary legatees, the named executors having renounced and William John Gresham the grandson and other named legatee being in his
minority
Administration bonds 1829Reference: DPRI/3/1829/ADPRI/3/1829/A1 10 January 1829
administration bond, penal sum £200; Lancelot HALL, miner, of Nenthead in the parish of Alston in the county of Cumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A2 13 January 1829
administration bond, penal sum £17,000; John TURNER, gentleman, bachelor, of Town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1829/A3 29 January 1829
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Matthew Wilson HERON, miller, widower, of Byker Hill in the chapelry of All Saints in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A4/1 14 November 1828
administration bond, penal sum £400; John ROCHESTER, farmer, widower, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A4/2 14 November 1828
certificate of oath; John ROCHESTER, farmer, widower, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
reply from London to Durham
DPRI/3/1829/A4/3 27 August 1828
letter of request; John ROCHESTER, farmer, widower, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
request from Durham to London to take oath
DPRI/3/1829/A5 7 February 1829
administration bond, penal sum £400; William PUNSHON, publican, of Chapelry of St. Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1829/A6 13 February 1829
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; William ANDERSON, miner, of Allergate in the chapelry of St Margaret in or near the city of Durham
DPRI/3/1829/A7 10 February 1829
administration bond, penal sum £600; Richard WAKE, schoolmaster, bachelor, of North Sunderland in the parish of Bamburgh in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A8 21 February 1829
administration bond, penal sum £400; Thomas SHIPHERD, farmer, of Finckle Abbey in the parish of St Oswald Durham
DPRI/3/1829/A9 18 February 1829
administration bond, penal sum £400; James CODLING, agent, of Stella in the parish of Ryton in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1829/A10 14 February 1829
administration bond, penal sum £900; Elizabeth RICHARDSON, widow, of Bisdhopwearmouth in the county of Durham
Robson Richardson the son of deceased was a minor at time of her death
DPRI/3/1829/A11 23 February 1829
administration bond, penal sum £600; George Augustus SINDERSAY, [royal navy] lieutenant, of Gilesgate in the parish of St Giles , Durham
DPRI/3/1829/A12 21 February 1829
administration bond, penal sum £400; Joseph KNOX, farmer, widower, of Felton in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A13 21 February 1829
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; Anthony DODD, farmer, of Catcleugh in the parish of Elsdon in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A14 18 February 1829
administration bond, penal sum £40; Thomas EMMERSON, miner, of Alston in the county of Cumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A15/1 23 February 1829
administration bond, penal sum £200; Nicholas HEDLEY, gentleman, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A15/2-4 10 February 1829
letter of request, 10 February 1829; Nicholas HEDLEY, gentleman, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
with certificate of oath, 23 February 1829
request from Durham to Chester to take oath; with reply
DPRI/3/1829/A16 3 March 1829
administration bond, penal sum £100; John RUTHERFORD, shepherd, of Haughton Pasture in the parsih of Humshaugh in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A17 4 March 1829
administration bond, penal sum £100; William TURNER, painter, glazier, bachelor, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1829/A18 9 March 1829
administration bond, penal sum £400; Margery WHALE, widow, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A19 11 March 1829
administration bond, penal sum £450; Mary RIPPON, widow, of Water Ville North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A20/1-4 9 March 1829
administration bond, penal sum £10; John NOBLE, weaver, formerly of Benridge in the county of Northumberland , but late of Fair Moor in the parish of Mitford in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration to Robert Dixon limited to the intestate's interest in property at Bullers Green, Northumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A21 18 March 1829
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; Ralph MARCH, farmer, bachelor, of Field House in the parish of Lesbury in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A22 24 March 1829
administration bond, penal sum £600; John Brough TAYLOR, surgeon, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1829/A23 26 March 1829
administration bond, penal sum £400; William ARLOT, watchmaker, of Sunderland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1829/A24 21 March 1829
administration bond, penal sum £100; John STOREY, farmer, of Blakelaw in the parish of Simonburn in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A25 1 April 1829
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Thomas ROBSON, farmer, of Lowshield Green in the Chapelry of Birtley in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A26 10 April 1829
administration bond, penal sum £400; Isabella CHAPMAN, spinster, of Parish of St. Nicholas in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1829/A27/1 10 April 1829
administration bond, penal sum £100; Percival WRIGHT, confectioner, of parish of St. Nicholas in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1829/A27/2-3 18 March 1829
renunciation; Percival WRIGHT, confectioner, of parish of St. Nicholas in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
Wright's widow died before administration was applied for. Renunciation of Percival and John Wright, sons, nominating Thomas Wright their cousin to take out administration
DPRI/3/1829/A28/1 10 April 1829
administration bond, penal sum £100; John WRIGHT, mariner, bachelor, of Parish of St. Nicholas in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1829/A28/2-3 10 March 1829
renunciation; John WRIGHT, mariner, bachelor, of Parish of St. Nicholas in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
Robert Wright and Joseph Wright, brothers and only surviving next of kin of deceased renounced in favour of Thomas Wright, cousin
DPRI/3/1829/A29/1 14 April 1829
administration bond, penal sum £900; Elizabeth MACKRETH, widow, of Sunderland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1829/A29/2-3 10 April 1829
renunciation; Elizabeth MACKRETH, widow, of Sunderland in the county of Durham
Ann Smith wife of William Johnston Smith, daughter of deceased renounced in favour of her unmarried sister Elizabeth Mackreth; exhibited, 14 Apr 1829
DPRI/3/1829/A30 15 April 1829
administration bond, penal sum £40; John KENNEDY, gardener, of the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1829/A31 21 April 1829
administration bond, penal sum £400; Thomas STOKOE, bricklayer, of chapelry of St Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1829/A32 30 April 1829
administration bond, penal sum £400; George HALL, cattle-dealer, of Chester le Street in the county of Duham
DPRI/3/1829/A33 29 April 1829
administration bond, penal sum £400; Roger HALL, yeoman, of Earsdon in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A34 29 April 1829
administration bond, penal sum £40; John HARRISON, innkeeper, blacksmith, of Daddryshield in the parish of Stanhope in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1829/A35/1-2 2 May 1829
administration bond, penal sum £30; Mary BROWN, of Field Head in the parish of Shotley in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A36 6 May 1829
administration bond, penal sum £200; John GARTRY, mariner, bachelor, of Sunderleand near the sea inn the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1829/A37 6 May 1829
administration bond, penal sum £200; Elizabeth GARTRY, spinster, of Sunderland near the sea in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1829/A38 9 May 1829
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; John RAMSAY, farmer, of Fell Close in the parish of Lanchester in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1829/A39 4 May 1829
administration bond, penal sum £600; Jane ADDISON, widow, of West Auckland in the parish of Ste helen Auckland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1829/A40/1 9 May 1829
administration bond, penal sum £400; Margaret LEGERWOOD, widow, of Emerick in the parish of Norham in the county of Durham. Died 20 May 1814
administration granted to William Legerwood, son, the other children having renouced
DPRI/3/1829/A40/2-4 22 April 1829
renunciation; Margaret LEGERWOOD, widow, of Emerick in the parish of Norham in the county of Durham. Died 20 May 1814
renunciation of Margaret and Jane Legerwood, spinsters and Mark Legerwood, children; exhibited, 2 May 1829
DPRI/3/1829/A41/1 9 May 1829
administration bond, penal sum £400; James LEGERWOOD, farmer, bachelor, of Emerick in the parish of Norham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1829/A41/2-4 2 May 1829
renunciation; James LEGERWOOD, farmer, bachelor, of Emerick in the parish of Norham in the county of Durham
renunciation of Margaret, James and Jane Legerwood, brother and sisters, nominating William Legerwood, brother, to take out administration
DPRI/3/1829/A42 19 May 1829
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; Frances HOWEY, spinster, of Akeld in the parish of Kirknewton in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A43 19 May 1829
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; John Wealleans HOWEY, gentleman, bachelor, of Outchester in the parish of Bamburgh in the coiunty of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A44 19 May 1829
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; Ann HOWEY, spinster, of Akeld in the parish of Kirknewton in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A45 11 May 1829
administration bond, penal sum £900; Jane SANDERSON, widow, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1829/A46 14 May 1829
administration bond, penal sum £900; John ROBSON, bricklayer, of Darlington in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1829/A47/1-4 16 May 1829
administration bond, penal sum £10; William ORD, gentleman, of Hunstanworth in the county of Durham
grant of administration to John Fenwick limited to the intestate's interest in property at Eardhill, Northumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A48 23 May 1829
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; James RAINE, farmer, of Morton Tinmouth in the parish of Gainford in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1829/A49 19 March 1829
administration bond, penal sum £400; Richard GIBSON, ironmonger, of Borough of Berwick upon Tweed
DPRI/3/1829/A50 25 May 1829
administration bond, penal sum £400; Stephen WAITE, master mariner, of Spittle in the chapelry of Tweedmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1829/A51/1 19 March 1823
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; William GUTHRIE, timber-merchant, bachelor, of Tweedmouth in the county of Durham. Died 9 September 1822
DPRI/3/1829/A51/2-4 4 May 1829
renunciation; William GUTHRIE, timber-merchant, bachelor, of Tweedmouth in the county of Durham. Died 9 September 1822
Alison Young, sister and only next of kin of deceased renounced
DPRI/3/1829/A52 5 January 1829
administration bond, penal sum £200; Isabella WHITFIELD, spinster, of Melkridge in the parish of Haltwhistle in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A53 5 January 1829
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; William BELL, woollen-manufacturer, of Haltwhistle town in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A54 12 February 1829
administration bond, penal sum £900; William BURN, yeoman, bachelor, of Humbleston in the parish of Doddington in the county of Northumberland
Bond for additional duty. See Bonds 1827 No. 5
DPRI/3/1829/A55 30 May 1829
administration bond, penal sum £28,000; William KIRKLEY, gentleman, of Town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1829/A56 5 June 1829
administration bond, penal sum £40; John JOHNSON, fellmonger, of Chester le Street in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1829/A57 5 January 1829
administration bond, penal sum £200; Thomas TURNER, miller, of Whickham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1829/A58 5 June 1829
administration bond, penal sum £100; Mary TEMPERLEY, of Bishop Wearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1829/A59 1 June 1829
administration bond, penal sum £100; Elizabeth BOYNES, spinster, of Staindrop in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1829/A60 25 May 1829
administration bond, penal sum £100; John SIMPSON, publican, of Bishop Auckland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1829/A61 1 June 1829
administration bond, penal sum £100; Ann LISTER, nee Boynes, of Cleatlam in the parish of Gainford in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1829/A62 9 June 1829
administration bond, penal sum £16,000; Edward HINDE, solicitor, gentleman, of Bishop Wearmouth in the county of Durham. Died 27 April 1829
DPRI/3/1829/A63 8 June 1829
administration bond, penal sum £900; Charles CUNNINGHAM, grocer, tobacconist, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A64 8 June 1829
administration bond, penal sum £100; Thomas FAIRHOLME, farmer, of Bolton West Farm, Edlingham in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A65 12 June 1829
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; William SCOTT, pedlar, bachelor, of Scotswood in the chapelry of St John, Newcastle upon Tyne in that part of the chapelry which is in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A66 13 June 1829
administration bond, penal sum £400; John MEGGISON, stone-cutter, bachelor, of Gilesgate in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1829/A67/1-4 8 June 1829
administration bond, penal sum £10; Thomas PINKERTON, gentleman, formerly of Easington, but late of Bowsden in the chapelry of Lowick in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration to William McDougal limited to the intestate's interest in property at Bondgate and Peakshole, Alnwick
DPRI/3/1829/A68/1-4 10 June 1829
administration bond, penal sum £10; Thomas ADAMS, gentleman, of Longhoughton in the parish of Northumberland
grant of administration to William McDougal limited to the intestate's interest in property at Alnmouth
DPRI/3/1829/A69 22 June 1829
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; John BERWICK, gentleman, bachelor, of Detchant in the chapelry of Belford in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A70 25 May 1829
administration bond, penal sum £200; Robert FORSTER, fisherman, of Newburn in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A71 20 June 1829
administration bond, penal sum £200; Ann SCOTT, of Sunderland near the sea, County Durham
Husband survived the deceased but died intestate without taking up Letters of Administration of the estae of Ann Scott
DPRI/3/1829/A72/1-7 22 June 1829
administration bond, penal sum £10; Edward WILLOBY, gentleman, of Borough and parish of Berwick upon Tweed
grant of administration to William Willoby limited to the intestate's interest in property at Western Lane, Berwick-upon-Tweed
DPRI/3/1829/A73/1-3 27 June 1829
administration bond, penal sum £10; John DAWSON, baker, brewer, of Parish of St Nicholas in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
grant of administration to John Clayton limited to the intestate's interest in property at Gallowgate, Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1829/A74/1 17 June 1829
administration bond, penal sum £600; Sarah HAMMETT, of White Lion Street, Norton Falgate in the county of Middlesex
DPRI/3/1829/A74/2-3 8 June 1829
letter of request; Sarah HAMMETT, of White Lion Street, Norton Falgate in the county of Middlesex
request from Durham to Canterbury
DPRI/3/1829/A74/4 19 June 1829
certificate of oath; Sarah HAMMETT, of White Lion Street, Norton Falgate in the county of Middlesex
reply from Canterbury to Durham
DPRI/3/1829/A75 1 July 1829
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Alexander LISHMAN, publican, of Wallsend in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A76 2 July 1829
administration bond, penal sum £200; Thomas MOFFETT, yeoman, of Bamburgh Castle in the parish of Bamburgh in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A77 11 July 1829
administration bond, penal sum £400; Catherine WALL, spinster, of Black Boy in the parish of St Andrew Auckland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1829/A78 14 July 1829
administration bond, penal sum £40; Ralph NEWTON, minor, mariner, bachelor, of Monkwearmouth Shore in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1829/A79 14 July 1829
administration bond, penal sum £40; James NEWTON, minor, mariner, bachelor, of Monkwearmouth Shore in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1829/A80 14 July 1829
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Bartholomew KENT, yeoman, of Aycliffe in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1829/A81 11 July 1829
administration bond, penal sum £100; Frances MALVIN, of Easington in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1829/A82 17 July 1829
administration bond, penal sum £600; Robert PEARS, master mariner, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1829/A83 17 July 1829
administration bond, penal sum £40; Sarah HALL, widow, of Byker in the township of Byker in the chapelry of All Saints in Newcastle upon Tyne but in that part of the said chapelry which is in Northumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A84 17 July 1829
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Thomas GLADSTONE, paper manufacturer, widower, of Urpeth Mill in the parish of Chester-le-Street in the county of Durham
Bond for additional duty . Vide Bonds for 1824. No. 60
DPRI/3/1829/A85 15 July 1829
administration bond, penal sum £400; John HEDLEY, publican, of Parish of St Nicholas in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1829/A86 15 July 1829
administration bond, penal sum £8,000; John CLARK, tanner, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1829/A87/1-4 18 July 1829
administration bond, penal sum £10; William ELDER, gentleman, formerly of Coatswall in the county of Northumberland, but lately of Alnwick in the same county
grant of administration to John Lindsay limited to the intestate's interest in property at Alwinton, Northumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A88 20 July 1829
administration bond, penal sum £900; Richard BROWN, maltster, brewer, of Wylam in the parish of Ovingham in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A89 1 August 1829
administration bond, penal sum £40; James GRAY, farmer, of Milfield in the parish of Kirknewton in the ccounty of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A90 3 August 1829
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Joseph HUNTER, farmer, of Whickham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1829/A91 3 August 1829
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Richard BRACK, gentleman, bachelor, of Cheswick in the chapelry of Ancroft in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1829/A92 3 August 1829
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; Walter ATKINSON, gentleman, bachelor, of Wooler in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A93 12 August 1829
administration bond, penal sum £200; Benjamin GREEN, boatman, of Wallsend in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A94/1 10 August 1829
administration bond, penal sum £40; Francis PENYSTON, esquire, bachelor, of Cornwell in the county of Oxford. Died December 1828
DPRI/3/1829/A94/2-4 31 July 1829
renunciation; Francis PENYSTON, esquire, bachelor, of Cornwell in the county of Oxford. Died December 1828
renunciation of two of the three surviving sisters
DPRI/3/1829/A94/5-6 1 August 1829
letter of request; Francis PENYSTON, esquire, bachelor, of Cornwell in the county of Oxford. Died December 1828
request from Durham to Canterbury
DPRI/3/1829/A94/7-8 4 August 1829
commission; Francis PENYSTON, esquire, bachelor, of Cornwell in the county of Oxford. Died December 1828
with certificate of oath
commission from Canterbury to Charles Barter and Frederick Thisleton, clerks in Oxfordshire, to swear oath; endorsed with certificate of oath, 10 Aug 1829
DPRI/3/1829/A95/1 22 July 1829
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; Ralph HODGE, sail-maker, widower, of South Shields in the county of Durham. Died 8 October 1826
administration granted to John Brown of South Shields, bankers agent, guardian
DPRI/3/1829/A95/2-4 27 February 1829
election of guardian; Ralph HODGE, sail-maker, widower, of South Shields in the county of Durham. Died 8 October 1826
DPRI/3/1829/A95/5-7 28 February 1829
acceptance of guardianship; Ralph HODGE, sail-maker, widower, of South Shields in the county of Durham. Died 8 October 1826
DPRI/3/1829/A96/1-11 1 August 1829
administration bond, penal sum £10; John COLLINGWOOD, of Carham in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration to Richard Craster Askew limited to the intestate's interest in tithes of hay and corn in the parish of Carham, Northumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A97 2 May 1829
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; Surtees JOPLING, farmer, of Hollingside in the parish of Whickham in the county of Durham. Died 31 March 1829
DPRI/3/1829/A98 11 August 1829
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Robert CHATER, farmer, bachelor, of Burgham in the parish of Felton in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A99 28 August 1829
administration bond, penal sum £600; William Watson CORNER, farmer, of Amerston Hall in the parish of Elwick in the county of Durham
administration granted to Beatrice Meggison, mother of the deceased and guardian of the deceased's widow, under 21 years
DPRI/3/1829/A100 24 August 1829
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Thomas HODGSON, linen-draper, bachelor, of Darlington
DPRI/3/1829/A101 26 August 1829
administration bond, penal sum £100,000; Robert Watson DARNELL, esquire, of Grange in the parish of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1829/A102 10 September 1829
administration bond, penal sum £200; Thomas WEATHERLY, farmer, of Ovingham in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A103/1 14 September 1829
administration bond, penal sum £600; Thomas ROBINSON, mariner, widower, formerly of Sunderland, but late of Low Lambton in the parish of Houghton le Spring in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1829/A103/2-3 14 September 1829
renunciation; Thomas ROBINSON, mariner, widower, formerly of Sunderland, but late of Low Lambton in the parish of Houghton le Spring in the county of Durham
renunciation of the deceased's two married daughters
DPRI/3/1829/A104/1 22 August 1829
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; William DAVISON, farmer, widower, of Fenwick in the Chapelry of Kyloe in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1829/A104/2-3 31 July 1829
renunciation; William DAVISON, farmer, widower, of Fenwick in the Chapelry of Kyloe in the county of Durham
renunciation of the daughter and only next of kin
DPRI/3/1829/A105 21 September 1829
administration bond, penal sum £100; William SINGLETON, butcher, of St. Peter's Quay in the township of Byker in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A106 19 September 1829
administration bond, penal sum £200; John HOWE, innkeeper, of Morpeth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A107 21 September 1829
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Isabella NESBITT, of Sunderland near the sea in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1829/A108 21 September 1829
administration bond, penal sum £600; Eleanor NESBITT, spinster, of Sunderland near the sea in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1829/A109 21 September 1829
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Isabella NESBITT, spinster, of Sunderland near the sea in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1829/A110 21 September 1829
administration bond, penal sum £400; Robert HOGG, farmer, of Bogg Mill in the parish of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A111 21 September 1829
administration bond, penal sum £600; James LAIDLER, farmer, of Pegswood in the parish of Bothall in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A112 29 September 1829
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Hugh KIRTON, master mariner, of Monkwearmouth Shore in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1829/A113 5 October 1829
administration bond, penal sum £400; Margaret WATSON, of Alston
DPRI/3/1829/A114 26 September 1829
administration bond, penal sum £200; Thomas GATIS, husbandman, widower, of Doxford in the parish of Ellingham in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A115 10 October 1829
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; John LAWSON, gentleman, of Monkwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1829/A116 12 October 1829
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; John DRYDEN, miner, bachelor, of Dykehead in the parish of Alston in the county of Cumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A117 12 October 1829
administration bond, penal sum £200; Caleb DRYDEN, miner, of Dykehead in the parish of Alston in the county of Cumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A118 14 October 1829
administration bond, penal sum £200; Matthew GRECIAN, yeoman, of Heleywood in the parish of Morpeth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A119 24 August 1829
administration bond, penal sum £600; Ann ARMSTRONG, widow, of Whitley in the parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A120 23 October 1829
administration bond, penal sum £200; Joseph LYNN, farmer, of Lock Haugh Lodge in the parish of Ryton in the county of Durham
on back of draft, apparently for DPRI/3/1829/A90
DPRI/3/1829/A121 23 October 1829
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; John OSTENS, farmer, of Fleatham in the parish of Bamburgh in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A122/1 24 October 1829
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Andrew CAIRNS, grocer, draper, of Lowick in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A122/2-3 6 October 1829
renunciation; Andrew CAIRNS, grocer, draper, of Lowick in the county of Northumberland
widow renounced in favour of son Andrew Cairns
DPRI/3/1829/A123 22 October 1829
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Michael DODD, gentleman, bachelor, of Cornhill (Cornhills) in the parish of Kirkwhelpington in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A124 28 October 1829
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; George CARR, farmer, of North Flodden in the parish of Ford in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A125/1 29 October 1829
administration bond, penal sum £100; Joseph GUY, yeoman, of the Friars in the chapelry of St John in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1829/A125/2 28 October 1829
certificate of estate value; Joseph GUY, yeoman, of the Friars in the chapelry of St John in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
certificate of funds in the Newcastle upon Tyne Savings Bank
DPRI/3/1829/A126 30 October 1829
administration bond, penal sum £200; Catherine BROWNLEY, spinster, of North Shields in the parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A127 31 October 1829
administration bond, penal sum £200; William MILLIGAN, miner, of Lowgrassfield in the parish of Alston in the county of Cumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A128 5 November 1829
administration bond, penal sum £600; William COCKAYNE, surgeon, of Bamburgh in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A129/1 4 November 1829
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Matthew BINKS, draper, tailor, bachelor, of City of Durham
DPRI/3/1829/A129/2-4 15 May 1829
renunciation; Matthew BINKS, draper, tailor, bachelor, of City of Durham
brothers and sisters renounced in favour of Christopher Binks, brother
DPRI/3/1829/A130 19 November 1829
administration bond, penal sum £900; James HILL, master mariner, bachelor, of Monkwearmouth Shore in the parish of Monkwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1829/A131 18 November 1829
administration bond, penal sum £900; Ralph CODLING, master mariner, formerly of the parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland , late of Willington in the parish of Wallsend in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A132 20 November 1829
administration bond, penal sum £400; James CORBITT, master mariner, of Gateshead in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1829/A133A 21 November 1829
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Ann FORSTER, widow, of Burradon in the parish of Alwinton in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A133B 19 November 1829
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Henry RICHMOND, the younger, gentleman, bachelor, of Town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1829/A134/1-6 3 November 1829
administration bond, penal sum £10; Ralph LAIDLER, gentleman, of Tilmouth in the Parish of Norham in the county of Durham
grant of administration to James John Thompson limited to the intestate's interest in property at Norham; Ann Laidler, relict, having died
DPRI/3/1829/A135 24 November 1829
administration bond, penal sum £200; Parkin SNAITH, joiner, of Darlington in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1829/A136 24 November 1829
administration bond, penal sum £900; Jamesd CORBITT, master mariner, of Gateshead in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1829/A137 25 November 1829
administration bond, penal sum £200; Ann JOHNSON, widow, of Stranton in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1829/A138 4 December 1829
administration bond, penal sum £100; Ann HOLMES, of Easington in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1829/A139 5 December 1829
administration bond, penal sum £900; William ROBSON, yeoman, of Sedgefield in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1829/A140 2 November 1829
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; James STEEL, farmer, of Silburn South Stead Farm in the parish of Eglingham in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A141 3 December 1829
administration bond, penal sum £600; Thomas ALLISON, painter, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A142 24 April 1829
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Francis COLLINGWOOD, customs officer, bachelor, of Borough of Berwick on Tweed
DPRI/3/1829/A143 7 December 1829
administration bond, penal sum £200; John HUTCHINSON, farmer, widower, of parish of Sedgefield in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1829/A144 9 December 1829
administration bond, penal sum £600; John GRAY, farmer, of Netherton in the parish of Bedlington in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1829/A145 7 December 1829
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; George GOWLAND, watchmaker, bachelor, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1829/A146 15 December 1829
administration bond, penal sum £100; William ATKINSON, merchant taylor, of parish of St Nicholas in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1829/A147 18 December 1829
administration bond, penal sum £800; Peter JONES, farmer, of New Row in the chapelry of Hamsterley in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1829/A148 18 December 1829
administration bond, penal sum £400; Jane LAMBERT, widow, of Queen Street in the city of Durham
DPRI/3/1829/A149 1 December 1829
administration bond, penal sum £12,000; Samuel DONKIN, merchant, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A150 19 December 1829
administration bond, penal sum £2,800; Thomas ARTHUR, farmer, widower, of Lyham in the parish of Chatton in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1829/A151/1-7 21 December 1829
administration bond, penal sum £10; William AYNSLEY, butcher, of Rock in the parish of Rock in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration to William Leithead the younger limited to the intestate's interest in property at Alnwick
Will bonds 1829Reference: DPRI/3/1829/TDPRI/3/1829/T1 5 January 1829
will bond, penal sum £900; Thomas AMORY, farmer, of Snitter in the parish of Rothbury in the county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to Mary Amory relict, there being no executor named
DPRI/3/1829/T2 6 February 1829
will bond, penal sum £40; John CLUNIE, esquire, of Borough of Berwick upon Tweed
administration with the will annexed granted to Williamina Clunie relict, the executors having died
DPRI/3/1829/T3 7 January 1829
will bond, penal sum £200; Barbara MATHER, spinster, formerly of Sunderland in the county of Durham, late of the chapelry of St John in Newcastle upon Tyne
administration with the will annexed granted to Mary Brown the sister and universal legatee, there being no executor or residuary legatee named
DPRI/3/1829/T4/1-4 18 March 1829
will bond, penal sum £9; Robert HILTON, surgeon, of Darlington in the county of Durham
grant of administration to Samuel Dukinfield Swarbreck limited to the intestate's interest in property at Newbiggin in the parish of Heighington and at Bishop Auckland
DPRI/3/1829/T5 26 March 1829
will bond, penal sum £400; John CAMPBELL, yeoman, of Gateshead in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to Catherine Campbell relict and residuary legatee, there being no executor named
DPRI/3/1829/T6/1-3 12 February 1829
will bond, penal sum £1,600; Grace RENTON, widow, of Mouson in the parish of Bamburgh and county of Northumberland. Died 17 May 1828
administration with the will annexed granted to Isabella Murray the niece and residuary legatee, the named executors having renounced and the other next of kin having also renounced
DPRI/3/1829/T6/4-5 7 January 1829
commission; Grace RENTON, widow, of Mouson in the parish of Bamburgh and county of Northumberland. Died 17 May 1828
with certificate of swearing affidavit, 14 January 1829
with certificate of swearing affidavit, 15 January 1829
with certificate of swearing affidavit, 19 January 1829
commission to swear affidavit relating to loss of will; with three affidavits
DPRI/3/1829/T7 10 January 1829
will bond, penal sum £900; John HALDON, yeoman, of Alston townhead in the parish of Alston in the county of Cumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to Frances Haldon relict, and Teasdale Haldon the son and one of the residuary legatees, the surviving executor having renounced
DPRI/3/1829/T8 5 February 1829
will bond, penal sum £200; Ralph BULMER, boat-builder, of Hartlepool. Died 19 November 1813
administration with the will annexed granted to Jane Bulmer relict, there being no residuary legatee named and the executors having renounced
DPRI/3/1829/T9 10 February 1829
will bond, penal sum £4,000; Matthew WARDLE, ship-owner, of South Shields in the parish of St Hild in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to Joseph Hunter Wardle son and one of the residuary legatees, the executor having died
DPRI/3/1829/T10 7 April 1829
will bond, penal sum £6,000; John JOBSON, plumber, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
administration with the will annexed granted to Margaret Jobson relict and residuary legatee for life, the executors having renounced
DPRI/3/1829/T11/1-4 29 January 1829
will bond, penal sum £10; William SPEARMAN, gentleman, late of Framwellgate in or near the city of Durham in the county of Durham, formerly of Norton county Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to George Waugh Stable limited to the testator's interest in property at West Denton in Northumberland left unadministered at the death of Robert Wemyss Spearman, son, the sole executor
DPRI/3/1829/T12 21 March 1829
will bond, penal sum £1,600; Thomas YOUNG, farmer, of Hagden parish of Eglingham county of Northumberland
Administration granted to Mary and Agnes Young daughters and two of the residuary legatees of the testator, their siblings being in their minority and the named executor having renounced
DPRI/3/1829/T13 8 April 1829
will bond, penal sum £200; William STORY, gentleman, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham
administration granted to Margaret Walker Wardell residuary legatee for life, the named executors having renounced
DPRI/3/1829/T14 18 April 1829
administration bond, penal sum £40; Joseph THOMAS, butcher, of Sunderland near the sea in the county of Durham
administration granted to Philip Thompson a named legatee, for goods left unadministered at the death of the sole executor
DPRI/3/1829/T15 13 April 1829
will bond, penal sum £400; Christopher ROBINSON, the elder, carpenter, of Redworth in the county of Durham
administration granted to Jane Bonner the daughter and a legatee, the executors having died
DPRI/3/1829/T16 27 April 1829
will bond, penal sum £400; Matthew BRIDGES, or Barges, mariner, of Sunderland in the county of Durham
administration granted to Margaret Bridges relict and universal legatee for life, there being no executor named
DPRI/3/1829/T17/1-4 2 May 1829
will bond, penal sum £10; Thomas PICKERING, yeoman, of Crook in the parish of Brancepeth in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to Thomas Swinburn limited to the testator's interest in property at Billy Row and Roddymoor, Crook and Heaton Cap
DPRI/3/1829/T18 2 May 1829
will bond, penal sum £3,000; Ann WATSON, spinster, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 23 April 1826
administration granted to Margaret Jobson the sister and residuary legatee of the testator, John Jobson executor having died, the other having renounced
DPRI/3/1829/T19 27 April 1829
will bond, penal sum £8,000; Anthony SCORER, gentleman, of Trimdon in the county of Durham. Died 14 August 1825
administration granted to Ann Hull a legatee and also a creditor, for goods left unadministered, William Newby the sole executor having renounced
DPRI/3/1829/T20 13 May 1829
will bond, penal sum £3,000; John BLACK, merchant, of Ford Forge in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to Thomas and William Black the sons and residuary legatees, the executors having renounced
DPRI/3/1829/T21 27 April 1829
will bond, penal sum £200; William DAVISON, yeoman, of South Street in or near the city of Durham
administration granted to James and John Davison, Jane Armstrong and Ann Marshall the children and residuary legatees, Ann Davison the relict and executrix having died
DPRI/3/1829/T22 30 April 1829
will bond, penal sum £600; Thomas FULLER, surgeon, bachelor, of Borough of Berwick upon Tweed. Died March 1829
administration granted to Elizabeth Fuller sister and one of the residuary legatees, there being no named executor
DPRI/3/1829/T23 17 June 1829
will bond, penal sum £200; John GARTHWAITE, butcher, of Ferryhill in the parish of Merrington in the county of Durham
administration granted to John Garthwaite son and universal legatee substitute, Margaret Garthwaite the relict and universal legatee having died
DPRI/3/1829/T24 15 June 1829
will bond, penal sum £1,600; William MITCHELL, innkeeper, of Borough of Berwick upon Tweed
administration granted to Charles and Amelia Mitchell siblings and residuary legatees, the executors having renounced
DPRI/3/1829/T25 12 June 1829
will bond, penal sum £20,000; Thomas BAKER, esquire, of Bishop Wearmouth in the county of Durham. Died April 1829
administration granted to Jane Hancock the sister and one of the residuary legatees; two executors having renounced, Thomas Smith the executor having died and Catharine Smith the other residuary legatee having renounced
DPRI/3/1829/T26 17 June 1829
will bond, penal sum £200; Joseph DIXON, shoemaker, of Cramlington
administration granted to Jane Dixon relict and universal legatee during her widowhood, there being no executor named
DPRI/3/1829/T27/1 17 June 1829
will bond, penal sum £600; John PAWSON, surgeon, of Charlotte Street, Curtain Road in the parish of Shoreditch
administration granted to Allen Hammett, husband and administrator of his wife Sarah Hammell, formerly Sarah Pawson, the former relict, sole executrix and universal legatee of the deceased
DPRI/3/1829/T27/2-3 8 June 1829
letter of request; John PAWSON, surgeon, of Charlotte Street, Curtain Road in the parish of Shoreditch
from Durham to Canterbury
DPRI/3/1829/T27/4 19 June 1829
certificate of oath; John PAWSON, surgeon, of Charlotte Street, Curtain Road in the parish of Shoreditch
from Canterbury to Durham
DPRI/3/1829/T28 11 July 1829
will bond, penal sum £1,500; William SHARP, sail-maker, of Stockton in the county of Durham. Died 6 February 1828
administration granted to Mary Sharp relict, the named executors having died, or not appeared after citation
DPRI/3/1829/T29 4 July 1829
will bond, penal sum £900; Ralph HALL, innkeeper, of Great Lumley in the parish of Chester le Street in the county of Durham
administrtion granted to Ann Hedley, principal legatee, the relict and sole executrix having died and the other surviving residuary legatee having refused to act
DPRI/3/1829/T30/1 10 August 1829
will bond, penal sum £40; Francis PENYSTON, the elder, esquire, of Cornwell in the county of Oxford
administration granted to Jane Penyston the sister and administratrix of Francis Penyston who survived and was the son and sole executor of Francis Penyston the elder
DPRI/3/1829/T30/2-3 1 August 1829
letter of request; Francis PENYSTON, the elder, esquire, of Cornwell in the county of Oxford
request from Durham to Canterbury to take oath
DPRI/3/1829/T30/4 4 August 1829
commission; Francis PENYSTON, the elder, esquire, of Cornwell in the county of Oxford
commission from Canterbury to Oxford to take oath
DPRI/3/1829/T31/1-8 10 September 1829
will bond, penal sum £10; John JACKSON, gentleman, of Counden Grainge in the parish of Saint Andrew Auckland in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to William Trotter limited to the testator's interest in property at Newgate Street and at Great Gate Close Bishop Auckland
DPRI/3/1829/T32 6 August 1829
will bond, penal sum £4,000; Archibald BAWKS, pitman, of Spittal (Spittle) in the chapelry of Tweedmouth in the county of Durham
administration granted to John Bawks, the father and guardian of four of the deceased's grand-daughters and residuary legatees, Jane, Christian, Ann and Margaret Bawks; there being no executor named and the other grand-daughter and residuary
legatee having renounced
DPRI/3/1829/T33 15 August 1829
will bond, penal sum £6,000; Thomas SHEFFIELD, the elder, ironmonger, of the city of Durham. Died 30 September 1828
administration granted to Dorothy Sheffield the relict, the executors and other residuary legatees having renounced
DPRI/3/1829/T34 4 July 1829
will bond, penal sum £1,600; George MORRISON, farmer, of Warenton in the parish of Bamburgh in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to Margaret Morrison the relict and a named legatee, there being no executor or residuary legatee named
DPRI/3/1829/T35 16 July 1829
will bond, penal sum £1,600; John STRAKER, farmer, formerly of Ancroft in the county of Durham, late of High Chibburn in the chapelry of Widdrington in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to William Taylor Straker and John Straker the sons and residuary legatees, there being no executors named
DPRI/3/1829/T36 13 May 1829
will bond, penal sum £40; Edward HALL, yeoman, of Billy mill in the parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to William Hall brother and residuary legatee substituted in the will, the named executors having renounced and the residuary legatee for life having died
DPRI/3/1829/T37 1 August 1829
will bond, penal sum £3,000; Margaret HARIGAD, spinster, of Shelacres in the parish of Norham in the county of Durham. Died 14 July 1829
administration granted to Mary Hill the sister and only next of kin, the executors having renounced
DPRI/3/1829/T38 22 July 1829
will bond, penal sum £8,000; John NICKELL, farmer, of Letham hill in the county of Northumberland. Died 26 December 1814
administration granted to Edward Nickell the son and residuary legatee the executors having renounced
DPRI/3/1829/T39 3 October 1829
will bond, penal sum £200; John BURNOP, mariner, of South Shields in the county of Durham
administration granted to Ann Burnop widow, mother and universal legatee for life, there being no executor named
DPRI/3/1829/T40 7 November 1829
will bond, penal sum £600; Robert SNOWBALL, gentleman, of Hedley in the parish of Ovingham and county of Northumberland. Died 16 June 1829
administration granted to Betsey Smurfit daughter and one of the legatees, the named executor having died
DPRI/3/1829/T41/1 6 November 1829
will bond, penal sum £2,000; Henry RICHARDSON, printer, of borough of Berwick upon Tweed. Died 5 November 1823
administration granted to Catherine Richardson, mother and guardian during their minority of Catharine, Margaret and Henry Richardson, the residuary legatees, there being no executor named
DPRI/3/1829/T41/2-4 13 October 1829
election of guardian; Henry RICHARDSON, printer, of borough of Berwick upon Tweed. Died 5 November 1823
DPRI/3/1829/T41/5-7 13 October 1829
acceptance of guardianship; Henry RICHARDSON, printer, of borough of Berwick upon Tweed. Died 5 November 1823
DPRI/3/1829/T42 7 October 1829
will bond, penal sum £40; William HOWE, labourer, of Byers Green in the county of Durham
administration granted to Isabella Howe relict and universal legatee for life, there being no executor named
DPRI/3/1829/T43 2 October 1829
will bond, penal sum £400; John ENGLEDOW, bread-baker, of Sunderland near the sea in the county of Durham
administration granted to Isabella Engledow relict and residuary legatee during her widowhood, the sole executor having renounced
DPRI/3/1829/T44/1 16 October 1829
will bond, penal sum £8,000; Timothy CUTFORTH, ship-owner, [ship-]agent, of Westgate Hill near Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 17 August 1829
administration granted to Margaret Cutforth, mother, and Elizabeth Cutforth, aunt, the guardians of Thomas, John Hadwen and Alice Cutforth, the children and residuary legatees; the named executors having renounced
DPRI/3/1829/T44/2-4 3 October 1829
election of guardians; Timothy CUTFORTH, ship-owner, [ship-]agent, of Westgate Hill near Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 17 August 1829
DPRI/3/1829/T44/5-7 3 October 1829
acceptance of guardianship; Timothy CUTFORTH, ship-owner, [ship-]agent, of Westgate Hill near Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 17 August 1829
DPRI/3/1829/T45 20 November 1829
will bond, penal sum £8,000; Anthony THOMAS, vicar of Chillingham, LL.D., clerk, of Chillingham in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to Anthony Keighley Thomas son and residuary legatee substituted, for the goods left unadministered at the death of Jean Thomas relict and administratrix
DPRI/3/1829/T46 8 October 1829
will bond, penal sum £1,200; Thomas TAYLOR, gentleman, of Bishop Wearmouth in the county of Durham. Died 10 September 1829
administration granted to Jane Taylor rellct and universal legatee during her widowhood, the surviving executor having renounced
DPRI/3/1829/T47/1 3 December 1829
will bond, penal sum £400; George BELL, coal-fitter, ship-owner, spirit-merchant, formerly of Bishop Wearmouth, late of Sunderland
administration granted to Elizabeth Bell mother and guardian of George, Eleanor White, John and Elizabeth the children and residuary legatees, the surviving executor and residuary legatee having renounced. Bond endorsed with draft (unexecuted)
administration bond of Thomas Robson, see DPRI/3/1828/A15
DPRI/3/1829/T47/2-5 16 November 1829
acceptance of guardianship; George BELL, coal-fitter, ship-owner, spirit-merchant, formerly of Bishop Wearmouth, late of Sunderland
DPRI/3/1829/T47/6-9 16 November 1829
election of guardian; George BELL, coal-fitter, ship-owner, spirit-merchant, formerly of Bishop Wearmouth, late of Sunderland
DPRI/3/1829/T48/1-8 1 December 1829
will bond, penal sum £10; William DIXON, gentleman, late of the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne, formally of Wallsend in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to George Johnson limited to the testator's interest in property at Ingoe
DPRI/3/1829/T49
will bond, penal sum £200; Mary GOLIGHTLY, widow, of city of Durham
administration granted to Eleanor Reynolds one of the residuary legatees, and to John Dunn the sole executor of Maria Eggleston who was the sole executrix and other residuary legatee named
DPRI/3/1829/T50 16 December 1829
will bond, penal sum £2,000; Elizabeth TAYLOR, spinster, formerly of Whickham, late of Ouseburn bank with the liberties of Newcastle upon Tyne
administration granted to Ann Margaret Durham niece and one of the residuary legatees, the executors and other residuary legates having renounced
DPRI/3/1829/T51 8 November 1829
will bond, penal sum £2,000; John POTTS, yeoman, of West Hatherwick in the parish of Elsdon in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to William Hedley the nephew and residuary legatee there being no executor named
Administration bonds 1830Reference: DPRI/3/1830/ADPRI/3/1830/A1/1 6 January 1830
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; Anthony WATSON, royal navy lieutenant, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham. Died 13 May 1823
grant of administration to the sister, the widow died with administration incomplete.
DPRI/3/1830/A1/2 6 January 1830
certificate of estate value; Anthony WATSON, royal navy lieutenant, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham. Died 13 May 1823
DPRI/3/1830/A2/1 5 January 1830
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; William CRAMLINGTON, esquire, bachelor, of Warkworth Barns in the Parish of Warkworth in the County of Northumberland
grant of administration to the surviving brother.
DPRI/3/1830/A2/2-3 21 December 1829
renunciation; William CRAMLINGTON, esquire, bachelor, of Warkworth Barns in the Parish of Warkworth in the County of Northumberland
renunciation by the surviving sisters in favour of the surviving brother.
DPRI/3/1830/A3 7 January 1830
administration bond, penal sum £40; John HARRISON, shipwright, of South Shields in the County of Durham
bond reference DPRI/3/1830/3 ammended to DPRI/3/1830/A3.
DPRI/3/1830/A4 8 January 1830
administration bond, penal sum £600; Mary RICHARDSON, spinster, of Woodlands in the Parish of Lanchester in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1830/A5 2 April 1829
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Matthew WAKE, linen-draper, bachelor, of North Shields in the County of Northumberland
bond reference DPRI/3/1830/5 ammended to DPRI/3/1830/A5.
DPRI/3/1830/A6 9 January 1830
administration bond, penal sum £400; Margaret HALL, spinster, of the Town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1830/A7 11 January 1830
administration bond, penal sum £100; William HOPE, gentleman, widower, of North Shields in the County of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1830/A8 11 January 1830
administration bond, penal sum £400; James THOMPSON, mason, of the Borough of Berwick upon Tweed
DPRI/3/1830/A9 11 January 1830
administration bond, penal sum £200; Samuel FENTON, rope-maker, of the Borough of Berwick upon Tweed
DPRI/3/1830/A10 13 January 1830
administration bond, penal sum £40; John KITCHINGMAN, mariner, bachelor, of North Shields in the County of Northumberland
Bond reference DPRI/3/1830/10 ammended to DPRI/3/1830/A10
DPRI/3/1830/A11 18 January 1830
administration bond, penal sum £400; Margaret DODDS, widow, of the Parish of Tynemouth in the County of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1830/A12 19 January 1830
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Mary Rayne MARTIN, nee Wardell, of the Parish of Saint Giles in or near the City of Durham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1830/A13 15 August 1829
administration bond, penal sum £900; Edward FORREST, joiner, widower, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1830/A14 19 November 1829
administration bond, penal sum £400; Diana MOORSON, of Westoe in the Chapelry of Saint Hilds in the county of Durham
the Husband residing at no.4 Henry Street, Bedford Square, Commercial Road,Middlesex.
DPRI/3/1830/A15 18 January 1830
administration bond, penal sum £400; Dorothy BURDON, spinster, of the Shield Field without the Walls but within the Liberties of the Town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1830/A16 25 January 1830
administration bond, penal sum £900; John BECK, grocer, of the Chapelry of Saint Andrew in the Town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1830/A17 18 January 1830
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; William BEAN, farmer, of Cockle Park in the Chapelry of Hebburn in the County of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1830/A18 20 January 1830
administration bond, penal sum £100; John FUTERS, shoemaker, widower, of Wylam in the Parish of Ovingham in the County of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1830/A19 30 January 1830
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Henry SCOTT, farmer, bachelor, of South Charlton in the Parish of Ellingham in the County of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1830/A20 30 January 1830
administration bond, penal sum £400; John TINDLE, yeoman, of Longhurst in the Parish of Bothal in the County of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1830/A21/1 18 January 1830
administration bond, penal sum £100; James YOUNG, shoemaker, widower, of Otterburn in the Parish of Elsdon in the County of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1830/A21/2 3 February 1830
certificate of estate value; James YOUNG, shoemaker, widower, of Otterburn in the Parish of Elsdon in the County of Northumberland
certificate of savings with the Morpeth Savings Bank, £23 6s 10d
DPRI/3/1830/A22 8 February 1830
administration bond, penal sum £400; Nathaniel HORNBY, gentleman, of Morpeth in the County of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1830/A23/1 29 January 1830
administration bond, penal sum £100; Ann STOBBS, spinster, of Bishop Auckland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1830/A23/2 23 January 1830
certificate of estate; Ann STOBBS, spinster, of Bishop Auckland in the county of Durham
certificate of savings with the Bishop Auckland Savings Bank, £21 3s
DPRI/3/1830/A24 6 February 1830
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; John VIPOND, yeoman, widower, of Turnings in the Parish of Alston in the County of Cumberland
DPRI/3/1830/A25 13 February 1830
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Edward COULSON, farmer, bachelor, of Edlingham Newtown in the Parish of Edlingham in the County of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1830/A26 16 February 1830
administration bond, penal sum £12,000; Isabel ALDER, spinster, of Ryton in the county of Durham
administration granted to Rev Frederick Ellis and Robert Thorp esquire, executors of Elizabeth Alder, sister
DPRI/3/1830/A27/1 16 January 1830
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Thomas LAIDLER, farmer, widower, of Saint Cuthberts in the Parish of Cornhill in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1830/A27/2-3 6 July 1829
renunciation; Thomas LAIDLER, farmer, widower, of Saint Cuthberts in the Parish of Cornhill in the county of Durham
renunciation by the siblings in favour of Joseph Laidler, the son, as administrator.
DPRI/3/1830/A28 18 February 1830
administration bond, penal sum £200; George COOPER, schoolmaster, of South Shields in the County of Durham
DPRI/3/1830/A29 5 March 1830
administration bond, penal sum £200; Ann WEDDLE, widow, of Dinnington in the Parish of Ponteland in the County of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1830/A30 23 February 1830
administration bond, penal sum £100; George MIDGLEY, currier, of Gateshead in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1830/A31 1 March 1830
administration bond, penal sum £600; Thomas HENDERSON, innkeeper, of Belford in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration to Thomas Castles Wilson, a creditor, the will had been left unadministered by the widow, since deceased.
DPRI/3/1830/A32 5 March 1830
administration bond, penal sum £200; John ALLISON, shoemaker, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1830/A33 6 March 1830
administration bond, penal sum £200; Oswald PATTERSON, farmer, of the Intake in the Parish of Alnwick in the County of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1830/A34 8 March 1830
administration bond, penal sum £400; Ralph TATE, stonemason, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1830/A35 3 March 1830
administration bond, penal sum £900; John BARKER, countryman, bachelor, of Carlton in the Parish of Redmarshall in the County of Durham
DPRI/3/1830/A36 5 August 1829
administration bond, penal sum £600; Thomas DALE, farmer, of Headhope in the Parish of Castle Eden in the County of Durham
oath of adminitrix on the reverse of the bond.
DPRI/3/1830/A37 13 March 1830
administration bond, penal sum £900; Thomas JACKSON, gentleman, of the Licker in the Chapelry of Lowick in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1830/A38 15 March 1830
administration bond, penal sum £150; Thomas SAYER, labourer, Bono Street in the Town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne, Crossgate in or near the City of Durham
DPRI/3/1830/A39 15 March 1830
administration bond, penal sum £200; John WEDDELL, plumber, glazier, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration to the son, the widow died before taking out the letters of administration.
DPRI/3/1830/A40/1 4 March 1830
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Thomas MOFFATT, hat manufacturer, widower, of Alnwickin the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1830/A40/2-4 22 February 1830
renunciation; Thomas MOFFATT, hat manufacturer, widower, of Alnwickin the county of Northumberland
renuciation by the daughters in favour of the son.
DPRI/3/1830/A41/1 20 March 1830
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Thomas ALLAN, husbandman, Smallburns in the Parish of Egglingham in the county of Northumberland, late of Alnwick in the same County
DPRI/3/1830/A41/2 6 March 1830
renunciation; Thomas ALLAN, husbandman, Smallburns in the Parish of Egglingham in the county of Northumberland, late of Alnwick in the same County
renunciation by the widow and daughters in favour of the son.
DPRI/3/1830/A42 20 March 1830
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; Thomas Alder DICKSON, gentleman, bachelor, of the Borough of Berwick upon Tweed
DPRI/3/1830/A43 20 March 1830
administration bond, penal sum £400; Thomas MATHISON, farmer, of Fenham in the Parish of Holy Island in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1830/A44 22 March 1830
administration bond, penal sum £8,000; Robert YOUNG, corn-merchant, bachelor, of Alnmouth in the Parish of Lesbury in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1830/A45 24 March 1830
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Thomas MACKFORD, builder, bachelor, of Ridley Place in the Chapelry of Saint Andrews in the Town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1830/A46 27 March 1830
administration bond, penal sum £600; Catherine WALL, spinster, of the Black Boy in the Parish of Saint Andrew Auckland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1830/A47 27 March 1830
administration bond, penal sum £400; William HENDERSON, yeoman, of Plessy in the Parish of Stannington in the County of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1830/A48 31 March 1830
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Cuthbert HARRISON, farmer, of Tanfield Lee in the Chapelry of Tanfield in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1830/A49/1-8 25 March 1830
administration bond, penal sum £10; Roger HALL, husbandman, of Gatelough [Catcleugh] in the parish of Elsdon in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration to John Trotter Brockett limited to the intestate's interest in property at Denton Chare in the Town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne, the sisters having died leaving the estate unadministered.
DPRI/3/1830/A50 24 March 1830
administration bond, penal sum £400; Thomas THIRLWELL, blacksmith, of Wall Houses in the Parish of Stamfordham in the Parish of Stamfordham in the County of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1830/A51
administration bond, penal sum £900; Dorothy TAYLOR, widow, of Fleatham in the Parish of Bamburgh in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1830/A52 7 April 1830
administration bond, penal sum £100; Joseph FEATHERSTON, miner, of Allers in the Chapelry of Heathery Cleugh in the Parish of Stanhope
DPRI/3/1830/A53 22 March 1830
administration bond, penal sum £400; James MILLS, childless, carpenter, widower, of the Borough upon Tweed
DPRI/3/1830/A54/1 1 April 1830
administration bond, penal sum £400; Thomas WRIGHTSON, farmer, widower, of Brokeshouse in the Parish of Bowes in the County of York
endorsed with certificate of oath
DPRI/3/1830/A54/2-4 1 April 1830
renunciation; Thomas WRIGHTSON, farmer, widower, of Brokeshouse in the Parish of Bowes in the County of York
renunciation by the brothers and sister in favour of the son.
DPRI/3/1830/A55/1 7 April 1830
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; George Dixwell GRIMES, vicar of Embleton, clerk, bachelor, Embleton in the County of Northumberland, Coton House in the County of Warwick. Died 28 October 1829
DPRI/3/1830/A55/2-4 9 March 1830
renunciation; George Dixwell GRIMES, vicar of Embleton, clerk, bachelor, Embleton in the County of Northumberland, Coton House in the County of Warwick. Died 28 October 1829
renunciation by the father in favour of Robert Burrell, the father, residing in Warwick.
DPRI/3/1830/A55/5-6 7 April 1830
certificate of oath; George Dixwell GRIMES, vicar of Embleton, clerk, bachelor, Embleton in the County of Northumberland, Coton House in the County of Warwick. Died 28 October 1829
reply from Peterborough to Durham. [The letter of request and affidavit of estate value are not present.]
DPRI/3/1830/A56 15 April 1830
administration bond, penal sum £400; Robert BLAIN, farmer, bachelor, of Sunniside in the Parish of Whitburn in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1830/A57 16 April 1830
administration bond, penal sum £200; Isabella CADMAN, widow, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1830/A58/1 7 April 1830
administration bond, penal sum £400; William BOWSER, of Leatherhead in the County of Surrey
DPRI/3/1830/A58/2-3 7 April 1830
certificate of oath; William BOWSER, of Leatherhead in the County of Surrey
reply from Canterbury to Durham. [The letter of request is not present.]
DPRI/3/1830/A59 10 April 1830
administration bond, penal sum £160; Margaret BERTRAM, spinster, of Westoe in the Chapelry of Saint Hilds in the County of Durham
DPRI/3/1830/A60 17 April 1830
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; James SOPWITH, gaol governor, of Carliol Street in the Town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1830/A61 20 April 1830
administration bond, penal sum £200; John ROCHESTER, publican, of South Blyth in the Chapelry of Earsdon in the County of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1830/A62 28 April 1830
administration bond, penal sum £900; Edward BINNEY, hosier, of parochial Chapelry of Saint Johns in the Town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1830/A63 14 April 1830
administration bond, penal sum £400; Thomas BELL, yeoman, bachelor, of Harlow Hill in the Parish of Alnwick in the County of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1830/A64 29 April 1830
administration bond, penal sum £900; John MASON, master mariner, of North Shields in the County of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1830/A65/1 1 May 1830
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; James YOUNG, farmer, widower, of Shields Dykes in the Parish of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland. Died October 1828
DPRI/3/1830/A65/2-3 27 April 1830
renunciation; James YOUNG, farmer, widower, of Shields Dykes in the Parish of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland. Died October 1828
renunciation by the sister, Margaret Paterson and her husband, in favour of the daughter, Mary Young, aged 3, and two brothers of the deceased.
DPRI/3/1830/A66 3 May 1830
administration bond, penal sum £200; Ann BLAND, spinster, of Hurworth upon Tees in the Parish of Hurworth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1830/A67 5 May 1830
administration bond, penal sum £200; Edward SLATER, shopkeeper, of the Parish of Saint Nicholas in the Town and Count of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1830/A68 6 May 1830
administration bond, penal sum £200; Ann DOBSON, of the Town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1830/A69 7 May 1830
administration bond, penal sum £400; John TOWARD, farmer, of Helm Park in the Parish of Wolsingham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1830/A70/1-4 6 May 1830
administration bond, penal sum £10; John BELL, cheesemonger, of the Parochial Chapelry of Saint John in the Town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne
grant of administration to Thomas Dunn limited to the intestate's interest in property at Cowper Hill and Cocksplay in the Township of Humshaugh, Northumberland.
DPRI/3/1830/A71 5 May 1830
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Margaret HENDERSON, widow, of Ancroft East Farm in the Chapelry of Ancroft in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1830/A72 10 May 1830
administration bond, penal sum £400; Marjory ROSS, widow, of Spittle in the Chapelry of Tweedmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1830/A73 12 May 1830
administration bond, penal sum £200; James HALL, carpenter, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1830/A74 18 May 1830
administration bond, penal sum £400; William MILBURN, farmer, of Haining in the Parish of Elsdon in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1830/A75 17 May 1830
administration bond, penal sum £10,000; William LEES, coal-fitter, of Southwick in the parish of Monkwearmouth in the county of Durham
administration of the goods left unadministered by the widow granted to the daughters
DPRI/3/1830/A76/1 24 May 1830
administration bond, penal sum £200; David GLASGOW, yeoman, bachelor, of the Chapelry of Saint John in the Town and County of Newcastle upon Tynf
DPRI/3/1830/A76/2 24 May 1830
certificate of oath; David GLASGOW, yeoman, bachelor, of the Chapelry of Saint John in the Town and County of Newcastle upon Tynf
reply from Edinburgh to Durham. [The letter of request from Durham to Edinburgh is not present in DPRI/3/1830 file]
DPRI/3/1830/A77 27 May 1830
administration bond, penal sum £40; John HALL, miller, formerly of South Church in the Parish of Saint Andrew Auckland in the County of Durham, late of the Town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1830/A78/1-2 29 May 1830
administration bond; Mary ROBERTSON, of Chelsea in the County of Middlesex
with certificate of oath, 29 May 1830, penal sum £200
bond, with reply from Prerogative Court of Canterbury to Durham. [The letter of request from Durham to Canterbury is not present in DPRI/3/1830 file.]
DPRI/3/1830/A79 31 May 1830
administration bond, penal sum £200; John CHAPMAN, master mariner, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1830/A80 2 June 1830
administration bond, penal sum £100; Isabella GREEN, of Shaftoe Grange in the Parish of Hartburn in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1830/A81 4 June 1830
administration bond, penal sum £400; George SAUNDERS, cordwainer, of Greenhead in the Chapelry of Shotley in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1830/A82
administration bond, penal sum £100; Isabel GUSTARD, formerly Isabel Speedy widow, of Plessey in the Parish of Stannington in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration to the daughters, the husband survived but since died.Bond DPRI/3/1830/A83 the son, Thomas Speedy,a minor, dated 7.6.1830.
DPRI/3/1830/A83 7 June 1830
administration bond, penal sum £40; Thomas SPEEDY, minor, bachelor, of Plessey in the Parish of Stannington in the County of Northumberland
grant of administration to the sisters, the mother, Isabel Gustard havibg died. Bond DPRI/3/1830/A82 Isabel Gustard (formerly Speedy ).
DPRI/3/1830/A84 8 June 1830
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; John LAING, gentleman, of Preston in the Parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1830/A85 15 May 1830
administration bond, penal sum £100; John NEWBY, bread-baker, of Ripon in the County of York
widow residing in Byers Green, Co. Durham.
DPRI/3/1830/A86/1 12 June 1830
administration bond, penal sum £400; Ann DOBIE, widow, of the Borough of Berwick upon Tweed. Died October 1829
administration granted to Hugh Ross, guardian of Ann Dobie, spinster daughter, a minor
DPRI/3/1830/A86/2-3 7 June 1830
act of court; Ann DOBIE, widow, of the Borough of Berwick upon Tweed. Died October 1829
DPRI/3/1830/A86/4-6 2 June 1830
election of guardian; Ann DOBIE, widow, of the Borough of Berwick upon Tweed. Died October 1829
election of Hugh Ross maternal uncle as guardian of Ann Dobie, spinster daughter
DPRI/3/1830/A86/7-9 2 June 1830
acceptance of guardianship; Ann DOBIE, widow, of the Borough of Berwick upon Tweed. Died October 1829
DPRI/3/1830/A87/1 17 June 1830
administration bond, penal sum £200; John GARRITTE, yeoman, bachelor, of Shilbottle in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1830/A87/2-3 11 June 1830
renunciation; John GARRITTE, yeoman, bachelor, of Shilbottle in the county of Northumberland
renunciation by the brother in favour of the sister.
DPRI/3/1830/A88 19 June 1830
administration bond, penal sum £400; Thomas HINTON, victualler, of the Chapelry of All Saints in the Town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1830/A89 23 June 1830
administration bond, penal sum £900; Margaret WILSON, widow, of Whitburn in the county of Durham
grant of administration to the grandchildren.note of the swearing of the oath on the reverse of the bond.
DPRI/3/1830/A90 23 June 1830
administration bond, penal sum £600; Walter MALL, grocer, draper, of Belford in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1830/A91 29 June 1830
administration bond, penal sum £100; Robert PILE, agent, bachelor, of Dunston in the Parish of Whickham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1830/A92/1 26 June 1830
administration bond, penal sum £1,500; Henry SCOTT, farmer, bachelor, of South Charlton in the Parish of Ellingham in the County of Northumberland
estate revalued at £800
DPRI/3/1830/A92/2-3 22 May 1830
certificate of oath of estate value; Henry SCOTT, farmer, bachelor, of South Charlton in the Parish of Ellingham in the County of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1830/A93 7 July 1830
administration bond, penal sum £900; Eliza CARR, spinster, of Ford in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1830/A94 7 July 1830
administration bond, penal sum £8,000; William HARRISON, ship-owner, coal-fitter, of Sunderland near the Sea in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1830/A95 26 June 1830
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; Joseph ABBOT, brass-founder, bachelor, of Gateshead in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1830/A96 12 July 1830
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Doreas Dorothea DICKSON, spinster, of Borough of Berwick upon Tweed
DPRI/3/1830/A97/1 15 July 1830
administration bond, penal sum £400; Ann CLARK, spinster, of Ellingham in the Parish of Ellingham in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1830/A97/2-4 13 July 1830
renunciation; Ann CLARK, spinster, of Ellingham in the Parish of Ellingham in the county of Northumberland
renunciation by the brothers in favour of the sister.
DPRI/3/1830/A98 22 July 1830
administration bond, penal sum £40; Thomas LATTEY, yeoman, bachelor, of Thorneyford in the Parish of Morpeth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1830/A99 7 July 1830
administration bond, penal sum £40; John LATTEY, husbandman, of Benridge in the Parish of Mitford in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1830/A100/1 26 July 1830
administration bond, penal sum £10; Charles THOMPSON, gentleman, widower, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1830/A100/2-3 24 July 1830
renunciation; Charles THOMPSON, gentleman, widower, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham
renunciation by the brother and sister in favour of the daughter.
DPRI/3/1830/A101 23 July 1830
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Henry RICKERBY, linen-draper, widower, of Darlington in the County of Durham
note on the bond:- he left no issue.
DPRI/3/1830/A102 27 July 1830
administration bond, penal sum £400; John HUNTER, yeoman, widower, of Hallgarth Street in the Parish of Saint Oswald in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1830/A103 9 August 1830
administration bond, penal sum £900; Stephen UNWIN, cordwainer, widower, of Sunderland near the Sea in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1830/A104 9 August 1830
administration bond, penal sum £400; Mary STEPHENSON, spinster, of Stockton in the County of Durham
note on the reverse of the bond that the oath had been sworn.
DPRI/3/1830/A105 5 August 1830
administration bond, penal sum £5,000; Edward OLIVER, sail-maker, of South Shields in the county of Durham. Died 27 April 1828
DPRI/3/1830/A106 9 August 1830
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; George CLAY, farmer, bachelor, of Blakelaw in the Parish of Chatton in the County of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1830/A107 10 August 1830
administration bond, penal sum £200; Elizabeth WATSON, widow, of Nentsbury in the Parish of Alston in the County of Cumberland
DPRI/3/1830/A108 16 August 1830
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Robert KYLE, merchant, of Ponteland in the County of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1830/A109 23 August 1830
administration bond, penal sum £200; Antonietta SHIELD, widow, of Whickham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1830/A110 24 August 1830
administration bond, penal sum £40; John ILDERTON, mariner, widower, of the Town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1830/A111/1-7 2 August 1830
administration bond, penal sum £5; Anthony HUTTON, gentleman, of East Shaw in the Parish of Gainford in the County of Durham
grant of administration to William Barnes limited to the intestate's interest in property at Walker Field in the County of Durham (Gainford).
DPRI/3/1830/A112 30 August 1830
administration bond, penal sum £400; Mary HADFIELD, nee Clark, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1830/A113 30 August 1830
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; Stephen DIXON, agent, widower, of the Chapelry of All Saints in the Town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1830/A114 30 August 1830
administration bond, penal sum £600; Sarah MARCH, wife of Christopher March, shipwright, of the Chapelry of Saint John in the Town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1830/A115/1-3 23 August 1830
administration bond, penal sum £5; Ralph GOWLAND, attorney-at-law, of the Parish of Saint Nicholas in or near the City of Durham in the county of Durham
grant of administration to William Pringle limited to the intestate's interest in property at East and West Bitchfield in Northumberland.
DPRI/3/1830/A115/4-5 23 August 1830
certificate of oath; Ralph GOWLAND, attorney-at-law, of the Parish of Saint Nicholas in or near the City of Durham in the county of Durham
reply from London to Durham
DPRI/3/1830/A115/6-7 21 August 1830
letter of request; Ralph GOWLAND, attorney-at-law, of the Parish of Saint Nicholas in or near the City of Durham in the county of Durham
request from Durham to London to take oath
DPRI/3/1830/A116 1 September 1830
administration bond, penal sum £500; Elizabeth RAMSEY, spinster, of Gateshead in the parish of Gateshead in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1830/A117 1 September 1830
administration bond, penal sum £900; Anthony POUNDER, pilot master, widower, of Hartlepool in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1830/A118 31 August 1830
administration bond, penal sum £400; John RUTHERFORD, joiner, bachelor, of Bamburghin the County of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1830/A119/1 19 May 1830
administration bond, penal sum £400; Elizabeth WILKINSON, widow, of Alnmouth in the Parish of Lesbury in the County of Northumberland. Died 27 December 1829
DPRI/3/1830/A119/2-3 17 March 1830
renunciation; Elizabeth WILKINSON, widow, of Alnmouth in the Parish of Lesbury in the County of Northumberland. Died 27 December 1829
renunciation by two sons resident in London in favour of the third son.
DPRI/3/1830/A120/1 31 August 1830
administration bond, penal sum £400; John COLVILL, labourer, of Fenham Low Moor in the Parish of Holy Island in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1830/A120/2-7 28 August 1830
administration bond, penal sum £10; Thomas STORER, of Rothbury
grant of administration to John Lindsay limited to the intestate's interest in property at the North side of the East end of the Town of Rothbury and four seats in Rothbury Church.
DPRI/3/1830/A121 23 August 1830
administration bond, penal sum £200; Thomas HINDHAUGH, innkeeper, of the Borough of Berwick upon Tweed
DPRI/3/1830/A122 9 September 1830
administration bond, penal sum £600; John ALLEN, stonemason, of Cox Geen in the Chapelry of Painshaw in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1830/A123/1 7 September 1830
administration bond, penal sum £600; Elizabeth NICHOLSON, widow, of West Boldon in the county of Durham. Died 23 January 1830
DPRI/3/1830/A123/2-4 30 April 1830
renunciation; Elizabeth NICHOLSON, widow, of West Boldon in the county of Durham. Died 23 January 1830
renunciation by two daughters in favour of a third daughter.
DPRI/3/1830/A124 13 September 1830
administration bond, penal sum £200; Thomas DUNN, gentleman, of Stockton in the county of Durham
note of the swearing of the oath on the reverse of the bond.
DPRI/3/1830/A125 14 September 1830
administration bond, penal sum £40; George MACKENZIE, shipwright, widower, of Sunderland near the Sea in the county of Durham
note of the swearing of the oath on the reverse of the bond.
DPRI/3/1830/A126 15 September 1830
administration bond, penal sum £900; Thomas RAMSEY, carrier, of Alston in the County of Cumberland
DPRI/3/1830/A127 6 September 1830
administration bond, penal sum £100; John Bell GOODFELLOW, agent, of North Shields in the Parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1830/A128 20 September 1830
administration bond, penal sum £100; Thomas WILSON, gentleman, bachelor, of Morpeth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1830/A129 20 September 1830
administration bond, penal sum £200; Margaret WILSON, of Morpeth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1830/A130 7 April 1830
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; William WILSON, farmer, of Encampment in the Parish of Ford in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1830/A131 22 April 1830
administration bond, penal sum £400; Walter ROWLAND, watchmaker, of the Borough of Bberwick upon Tweed
DPRI/3/1830/A132 27 September 1830
administration bond, penal sum £200; Jane BROWN, widow, of Sunderland near the Sea in the county of Durham
cancelled bond of Ralph Turnbull of Walk Mill, Wooler, Northumberland, dyer. (incomplete)
DPRI/3/1830/A133 23 September 1830
administration bond, penal sum £100; John RICHARDSON, joiner, of Felton in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1830/A134/1 4 October 1830
administration bond, penal sum £100; Joseph SIMPSON, miller, of Lemington in the Parish of Newburn in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1830/A134/2 25 September 1830
certificate of estate value; Joseph SIMPSON, miller, of Lemington in the Parish of Newburn in the county of Northumberland
depositor in the Savings Bank of Newcastle upon Tyne, value of £49.
DPRI/3/1830/A135 11 October 1830
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; James BARRY, currier, of Claypath in the city of Durham
DPRI/3/1830/A136/1 27 September 1830
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Jane MARTINDALE, of Lambrigg in the Parish of Kendal in the County of Westmorland
DPRI/3/1830/A136/2 27 September 1830
certificate of oath; Jane MARTINDALE, of Lambrigg in the Parish of Kendal in the County of Westmorland
reply from archdeaconry of Richmond to Durham, certifying that an oath was administered, bond executed and an affidavit made. The letter of request from Durham is not present.
DPRI/3/1830/A137 25 September 1830
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; William BURN, carpenter, of Ford in the Parish of Ford in the county of Northumberland
the widow had since deceased without taking out letters of administration.
DPRI/3/1830/A138 18 October 1830
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; John DODD, farmer, of Highfield in the Parish of Thorneyburn in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1830/A139 19 October 1830
administration bond, penal sum £200; James GAINER, cordwainer, widower, of Branspeth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1830/A140 22 October 1830
administration bond, penal sum £40; John BELL, miller, of Shotley Bridge in the Chapelry of Medomsley in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1830/A141 26 October 1830
administration bond, penal sum £400; Francis GREENFIELD, farmer, of Backworth in the Chapelry of Earsdon in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1830/A142 27 September 1830
administration bond, penal sum £200; John CHISHOLM, innkeeper, of the Borough of Berwick upon Tweed
DPRI/3/1830/A143 30 October 1830
administration bond, penal sum £100; Ralph TURNBULL, collier, of Low Fell in the Parish of Gateshead in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1830/A144 26 October 1830
administration bond, penal sum £8,000; Alexander THOMSON, farmer, of Glororum in the Parish of Bamburgh in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1830/A145 1 November 1830
administration bond, penal sum £200; Isabel STRAKER, spinster, of Plessey Hall in the parish of Stannington in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1830/A146/1 5 November 1830
administration bond, penal sum £900; Mary DOUGAS, widow, of Westgate in the Chapelry of Saint John in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1830/A146/2-3 2 November 1830
renunciation; Mary DOUGAS, widow, of Westgate in the Chapelry of Saint John in the county of Northumberland
renunciation by the daughter in favour of the son.
DPRI/3/1830/A147 5 November 1830
administration bond, penal sum £200; George AVERY, miller, of Buck Hill Mill in the Chapelry of Horton in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1830/A148 10 November 1830
administration bond, penal sum £900; Thomas SHADFORTH, master mariner, bachelor, of Lovaine Place in the Town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1830/A149 15 November 1830
administration bond, penal sum £100; John ARCHBOLD, victualler, of Sandgate in the Chapelry of All Saints in the Town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1830/A150 12 November 1830
administration bond, penal sum £400; Deal STILING, otherwise Deal Stirling Bell, infant, of City of Chichester
father, Alexander Stirling { Bell}, schoolmaster of Chichester named as a bondsman.
DPRI/3/1830/A151 17 November 1830
administration bond, penal sum £100; John FOSTER, shoemaker, bachelor, of Stockton in the parish of Stockton in the county of Durham
grant of administration to the brother, the father having died leaving the estate unadministered.
DPRI/3/1830/A152 29 October 1830
administration bond, penal sum £200; Thomas VALLANTINE, husbandman, of Wind - mill - hill in the Parish of Holy Island in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1830/A153 29 October 1830
administration bond, penal sum £400; Johnson PATTISON, carpenter, of the Borough of Berwick upon Tweed
DPRI/3/1830/A154 20 November 1830
administration bond, penal sum £10; William COCKERILL, rope-maker, of Bishop Wearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1830/A155 22 November 1830
administration bond, penal sum £400; Robert STRINGER, gentleman, bachelor, of Blackburn in the Parish of Lanchester in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1830/A156/1-3 12 November 1830
administration bond, penal sum £5; Jane ELLIOT, nee Watton, of Gainford in the Parish of Gainford
grant of administration to George Appleby limited to the intestate's interest in property at Collice Walls, High Riding, Middle Riding, Low Riding, Hampsterley, County Durham.
DPRI/3/1830/A157/1-4 19 November 1830
administration bond, penal sum £5; John PATTERSON, fruiterer, of the Chapelry of All Saints in the Town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne
grant of administration to Matthew Clayton limited to the intestate's interest in property at Newcastle upon Tyne.
DPRI/3/1830/A158 24 November 1830
administration bond, penal sum £900; John GRAY, farmer, of Netherton in the Parish of Bedlington in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1830/A159 15 November 1830
administration bond, penal sum £400; Margaret WADE, spinster, of Barnard Castle in the County of Durham
DPRI/3/1830/A160 23 November 1830
administration bond, penal sum £600; Stephen WATSON, farmer, of East Sleckburn in the Parish of Bedlington in the County of Durham
the relict survived but failed to take out letters of administration.
DPRI/3/1830/A161/1 27 November 1830
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Richard GIBSON, ironmonger, of Borough of Berwick upon Tweed
DPRI/3/1830/A161/2-3 26 November 1830
commission; Richard GIBSON, ironmonger, of Borough of Berwick upon Tweed
commission to (re-)swear Elizabeth Gibson, the relict and administratrix, revaluing the estate at £800; executed, 27 Nov 1830
DPRI/3/1830/A162 27 November 1830
administration bond, penal sum £600; Thomas STOKOE, bricklayer, of the Chapelry of Saint Andrew in the Town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1830/A163 22 November 1830
administration bond, penal sum £200; Samuel BRADBURY, blacksmith, of Sunderland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1830/A164 6 December 1830
administration bond, penal sum £900; Luke TOWERS, farmer, of North Hall in the Parish of Bishop Wearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1830/A165 26 July 1830
administration bond, penal sum £900; Mark TURNBULL, farmer, of Cheswick Nab in the Chapelry of Ancroft in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1830/A166 7 December 1830
administration bond, penal sum £200; Robert JACKSON, farmer, of Houghterslaw in the Parish of Ellingham in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1830/A167 10 December 1830
administration bond, penal sum £600; George WATSON, master mariner, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1830/A168
administration bond, penal sum £200; John SHIELD, miner, of Nenthead in the Parish of Alston in the County of Cumberland
DPRI/3/1830/A169/1 14 December 1830
administration bond, penal sum £600; Joseph KIRKLEY, ship-carpenter, of Sunderland near the Sea in the county of Durham
widow remarried to Samuel Godwin of Broomwick, Warwickshire.
DPRI/3/1830/A169/2-4 10 December 1830
letter of request, 10 December 1830; Joseph KIRKLEY, ship-carpenter, of Sunderland near the Sea in the county of Durham
with certificate of oath, 14 December 1830
request from Durham to Litchfield and Coventry to take oath
reply from Litchfield and Coventry to DurhamTim Brown5.7.2007
DPRI/3/1830/A170/1 13 December 1830
administration bond, penal sum £200; Janet CAMPBELL, infant, spinster, of Greenock in the County of Renfrew
DPRI/3/1830/A170/2-4 9 December 1830
letter of request; Janet CAMPBELL, infant, spinster, of Greenock in the County of Renfrew
with certificate of oath, 13 December 1830
request from Durham to the Magistrates of the County of Renfrew in North Britian to take oath
reply from the Magistrates of the County of Renfrew in North Britian to DurhamTim Brown5.7.2007
DPRI/3/1830/A171 20 December 1830
administration bond, penal sum £400; David Knox LEE, cabinet-maker, bachelor, of the Borough of Berwick upon Tweed
DPRI/3/1830/A172 21 December 1830
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; Margaret LAMPSON, spinster, of the Parish of Saint Giles in or near the City of Durham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1830/A173 24 December 1830
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; John RAWES, clerk, of Stamfordham in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1830/A174 27 December 1830
administration bond, penal sum £200; Henry BELL, draper, tailor, of the Chapelry of Saint John in the Town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1830/A175 28 December 1830
administration bond, penal sum £200; Anne MORDEY, nee Goodchild, of Bishop Wearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1830/A176 29 December 1830
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Christopher HESLOP, yeoman, bachelor, of Morpeth in the Parish of Morpeth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1830/A177 11 December 1830
administration bond, penal sum £900; Mary YOUNG, widow, of Alnmouth in the Parish of Lesbury in the County of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1830/A178 24 December 1830
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; Ann YOUNGHUSBAND, spinster, of Alnmouth (or Alnwick) in the County of Northumberland. Died 16 July 1830
DPRI/3/1830/A179 20 December 1830
administration bond, penal sum £200; John KEDGLIE, tanner, of Morpeth in the county of Northumberland
Will bonds 1830Reference: DPRI/3/1830/TDPRI/3/1830/T1/1-4 30 January 1830
will bond, penal sum £10; Thomas COWLEY, yeoman, of Layton in the parish of Sedgefield and county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to Thomas Hutchinson limited to property at Layton, Sedgefield
DPRI/3/1830/T2 5 January 1830
will bond, penal sum £40; Matthew MOOR, pitman, of Gilligate Moor in or near the city of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to Ann Simpson heretofore Ann Moor.
DPRI/3/1830/T3 23 February 1830
will bond, penal sum £900; Mary SUDDISS, widow of John Suddiss, butcher, widow, of Borough of Berwick upon Tweed
aministration granted to Thomas Siddell, legator and guardian of a minor John Suddess, previous legatee having died.
DPRI/3/1830/T4/1 27 February 1830
will bond, penal sum £100; John DOBSON, of Capheaton in the parish of Kirkwhelpington in the county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to Mary Dobson, widow, there being no executor named in the said will.
DPRI/3/1830/T4/2 18 February 1830
certificate; John DOBSON, of Capheaton in the parish of Kirkwhelpington in the county of Northumberland
certificate of balance deposited in Alnwick Savings Bank
DPRI/3/1830/T5 20 February 1830
will bond, penal sum £900; Matthew LIGHTLY, gentleman, of Morpeth in the county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to James Heron, grandson, the executors having died.
DPRI/3/1830/T6 2 March 1830
will bond, penal sum £200; John HUNTLEY, the elder, cartwright, of Acklington in the parish of Warkworth in the county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to John Huntley, son, previous executors having renounced probate and execution of the said will.
DPRI/3/1830/T7 23 January 1830
will bond, penal sum £3,000; Margaret THOMPSON, spinster, of Alnwick in the County of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to Richard Thompson, brother of the deceased.
DPRI/3/1830/T8 17 February 1830
will bond, penal sum £400; Mary SWAN, spinster, of East Thriston in the parish of Felton in the county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to Margaret Swan, sister, there being no executor name in the will.
DPRI/3/1830/T9 18 January 1830
will bond, penal sum £1,200; John BAKER, gentleman, of Cockerton in the parish of Darlington in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to Margaret Baker, widow.
DPRI/3/1830/T10 27 January 1830
will bond, penal sum £200; Richard REED, butcher, of Newbottle in the parish of Houghton-le-Spring in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to William Boe, the surviving residuary legatee.
DPRI/3/1830/T11 5 February 1830
will bond, penal sum £400; James BUCKLE, confectioner, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to Ann Buckle, widow.
DPRI/3/1830/T12/1-3 21 May 1830
will bond, penal sum £10; Robert THORP, fitter, gentleman, bachelor, of chapelry of All Saints in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died November 1780
administration with the will annexed granted to Henry Shadforth Morton.
DPRI/3/1830/T13 8 May 1830
will bond, penal sum £200; William ROBSON, yeoman, of Wolsingham in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to Eunice Robson, widow.
DPRI/3/1830/T14 5 May 1830
will bond, penal sum £400; Joseph ATHEY, joiner, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland. Died 24 February 1815
administration with the will annexed granted to Joseph Athey, son.
DPRI/3/1830/T15 21 April 1830
will bond, penal sum £4,000; William WILSON, plumber, of Borough of Berwick upon Tweed in the county of Northumberland. Died 4 April 1823
administration with the will annexed granted to Elizabeth Aitchison and Isabella Cockburn, daughters.
DPRI/3/1830/T16/1 11 May 1830
will bond, penal sum £10; John ORD, esquire, formerly of Lincolns Inn field in the county of Middlesex, late of Pursars Cross Fulham in the same county
administration with the will annexed granted to Robert Capper, nephew.
DPRI/3/1830/T16/2-3 11 May 1830
execution of bond; John ORD, esquire, formerly of Lincolns Inn field in the county of Middlesex, late of Pursars Cross Fulham in the same county
Bond received from the Lord Bishop of Gloucester to the Consistory Court of Durham
DPRI/3/1830/T17 9 April 1830
will bond, penal sum £900; Robert BARRY, mariner, of parish of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to Mary Barry, widow.
DPRI/3/1830/T18 8 March 1830
will bond, penal sum £900; John POTTS, senior, farmer, of Woodhouse in the parish of Shilbottle in the county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to John Potts, William Potts and Thomas Potts, the sons.
DPRI/3/1830/T19 31 March 1830
will bond, penal sum £1,200; Henry SHADFORTH, gentleman, of the chapelry of Saint Andrew, Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to George Anthony Lambert, a creditor.
DPRI/3/1830/T20 27 March 1830
will bond, penal sum £600; Hannah LITTLE, widow, of Wark in the parish of Wark and county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to Hannah Willey, niece and one of the residuary legatees, and also to Hannah Carr, daughter of Joseph Brown and a substituted residuary legatee. Brown was the brother and sole executor of the
deceased.
DPRI/3/1830/T21 1 May 1830
will bond, penal sum £200; Joseph YOUNG, gentleman, of Brunton in the parish of Embleton in the county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to George Young and Joshua Young, the nephews and surviving residuary legatees.
DPRI/3/1830/T22 5 April 1830
will bond, penal sum £1,600; James SCOTT, the elder, farmer, of Hobberlaw in the parish of Alnwick and county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to Isabella Scott, widow, and Robert Scott, brother.
DPRI/3/1830/T23 20 March 1830
will bond, penal sum £10; William RIDLEY, gentleman, of Yethouse in the parish of Bellingham and county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to William Ridley, late Mole, the principal devisee, there being no executor named.
DPRI/3/1830/T24 9 April 1830
will bond, penal sum £400; Thomas MILBURN, innkeeper, of St Johns Chapel in the parish of Stanhope in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to John Murray and Sarah Bee, the residuary legatees, George Brumwell, Joshua Dawson and Thomas Emmerson having renounced the execution.
DPRI/3/1830/T25 14 June 1830
will bond, penal sum £10,000; William KIRTON, alderman, alderman, esquire, of City of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to Edward Shafto and John Mason, executors named in the will of Richard Kirton esquire deceased, who was the son and residuary legatee of the deceased.
DPRI/3/1830/T26 30 June 1830
will bond, penal sum £2,000; Joseph ADDISON, gentleman, of Tanfield in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to David Addison, John Addison and William Addison, the natural and lawful children of the deceased.
DPRI/3/1830/T27 8 July 1830
will bond, penal sum £2,000; John ELLIOT, farmer, of Newbottle in the parish of Houghton le Spring in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to Henry Elliot and Robert King the uncles and guardians of the four children of the deceased under the age of 16 years; Robert Parkinson and Matthew Ryle having renounced
DPRI/3/1830/T28 15 June 1830
will bond, penal sum £900; George GRAINGER, builder, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to Amelia Grainger, mother, there being no executor named
DPRI/3/1830/T29 21 May 1830
will bond, penal sum £200; William PEARSON, fisherman, of Tweedmouth in the county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to John Pearson, William Pearson and Catherine Pearson, children of the deceased; Sarah Pearson, his wife, having died in the lifetime of her husband.
DPRI/3/1830/T30 15 May 1830
will bond, penal sum £1,000; James HEDLEY, farmer, of Bewick Folly in the parish of Eglingham in the county of Northumberland. Died November 1827
administration with the will annexed granted to Andrew Hedley, son; Richard Hudson and Robert Anderson the executors having renounced
DPRI/3/1830/T31 7 June 1830
will bond, penal sum £200; John HUNTER, weaver, of Darlington in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to Mary Hunter, widow; the executor or residuary legatee having renounced.
DPRI/3/1830/T32/1 5 June 1830
will bond, penal sum £10,000; Robert WEATHERHEAD, esquire, of Coldstream in the county of Berwick in North Brittain. Died 31 December 1829
administration with the will annexed granted to Robert Whitehead, the father curator and guardian of George Whitehead, a minor, the executors and residuary legatees having renounced.
DPRI/3/1830/T32/2-4 25 May 1830
election of guardian; Robert WEATHERHEAD, esquire, of Coldstream in the county of Berwick in North Brittain. Died 31 December 1829
George Weatherhead, minor, appoints his father Robert Weatherhead to be his curator or guardian; the executors and residuary legatees having renounced
DPRI/3/1830/T32/5-7 25 May 1830
acceptance of guardianship; Robert WEATHERHEAD, esquire, of Coldstream in the county of Berwick in North Brittain. Died 31 December 1829
DPRI/3/1830/T33 23 August 1830
will bond, penal sum £2,000; William GRESHAM, mason, of Monkwearmouth in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to Elizabeth Gresham and Jane Mary Gresham, daughters; Margaret Gresham, widow, having died.
DPRI/3/1830/T34/1-16 7 September 1830
will bond; Right Honourable Lord Herbert WINDSOR, baron Montjoy, lord viscount Windsor, baron Montjoy of the Isle of Wight
with letter of request, 3 September 1830
with certificate of oath, 7 September 1830, penal sum £10
(1) administration with the will annexed granted to John Middleton Meggison, limited to the testator's interest in preoperty at Beachfield, Stamfordham; (2) request from Durham to London to take oath, with reply
DPRI/3/1830/T35/1 16 August 1830
will bond, penal sum £400; John SHERATON, buoy master to the port of Stockton, buoy master, of Seaton Carew in the parish of Stranton in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to John Ninnion Sheraton, the previous executors having renounced.
DPRI/3/1830/T35/2 16 August 1830
certificate of oath; John SHERATON, buoy master to the port of Stockton, buoy master, of Seaton Carew in the parish of Stranton in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1830/T36 21 July 1830
will bond, penal sum £600; Robert HARBOTTLE, gentleman, of Staindrop in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to Mary Davison, daughter; Elizabeth Harbottle, wife, having died in the lifetime of the deceased.
DPRI/3/1830/T37 25 August 1830
will bond, penal sum £600; John ROBSON, mason, of in the town ship of Whalton in the county of Northumberland. Died March 1830
administration with the will annexed granted to Isabella Robson, daughter; previous executors and residuary legatees having renounced.
DPRI/3/1830/T38 19 October 1830
will bond, penal sum £400; Isabella ROWNTREE, widow, of Monkwearmouth in the county of Durham. Died 21 August 1830
administration with the will annexed granted to Thomas Thursfield. Catherine Craig and James Rowntree, grandchildren of the next of kin; there being no residuary legatee named.
DPRI/3/1830/T39 14 September 1830
will bond, penal sum £900; Maria BRUMELL, spinster, formerly of Beadnel, late of Little Houghton in the parish of Longhoughton in the county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to Dorothy Ann Brumell, Margaret Isabella Brumell and Georgiana Brumell, sisters, there being no executor named.
DPRI/3/1830/T40/1-7 3 December 1830
will bond, penal sum £10; Lady Lucy STANHOPE
grant of administration to John Griffith limited to the intestate's interest in property at Monkwearmouth and Suddick
DPRI/3/1830/T41/1-10 3 December 1830
will bond, penal sum £10; Lord Philip STANHOPE, [2nd] earl Stanhope
grant of administration to John Griffith limited to the intestate's interest in property at Monkwearmouth and Whitburn
DPRI/3/1830/T42/1-7 30 December 1830
administration bond, penal sum £10; John GIBSON, tanner, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration to William Leithead limited to the intestator's interest in property at Alnwick.
DPRI/3/1830/T43 6 December 1830
will bond, penal sum £200; Valentine GRIEVESON, joiner, of Framwellgate in or near the city of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to Eleanor Grieveson, widow, there being no executor named.
DPRI/3/1830/T44 4 December 1830
will bond, penal sum £900; William FRASER, yeoman, widower, formerly of Witton Gilbert in the county of Durham, late of Bishop Auckland in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to Joseph Fraser and William John Fraser, sons, there being no executor or resisuary legatees named
DPRI/3/1830/T45 29 December 1830
will bond, penal sum £40; Thomas MUNDEN, gentleman, of No. 28 Kennington Street Walworth in the county of Surrey
administration with the will annexed granted to John Browne, the sole executor named in the will of Mary Munden, widow, deceased, who survived and was the sole executor of Thomas Munden.
Administration bonds 1831Reference: DPRI/3/1831/ADPRI/3/1831/A2 11 January 1831
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Henry Wright HALLIDAY, ship-owner, of Sunderland near the Sea in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1831/A3 7 January 1831
administration bond, penal sum £200; George BOWER, innkeeper, of Blyth in the chapelry of Earsdon in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1831/A4 19 January 1831
administration bond, penal sum £600; Robert ELLIOTT, shopkeeper, of Stamfordham in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1831/A5 21 January 1831
administration bond, penal sum £40; Thomas RICHARDSON, cordwainer, bachelor, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
administration granted to Margaret Richardson his mother
DPRI/3/1831/A6 13 January 1831
administration bond, penal sum £400; Mary CHRISTOPHER, spinster, of Hutton Henry in the parish of Monkhesildon in the county of Durham
administration granted to Richard Christopher father of the intestate
DPRI/3/1831/A7 24 January 1831
administration bond, penal sum £900; John JOHNSON, innkeeper, of borough of Berwick upon Tweed
administration granted to Mary Johnson relict
DPRI/3/1831/A8 29 January 1831
administration bond, penal sum £400; James THACKREY, overman, of Willington in the parish of Wallsend in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to Margaret Thackray relict
DPRI/3/1831/A9/1 31 January 1831
administration bond, penal sum £350; John NAYLOR, spade and shovel-maker, of Gateshead in the county of Durham
administration granted to Robert Rayne principal creditor, the children of the intestate having renounced
DPRI/3/1831/A9/2-4 28 January 1831
renunciation; John NAYLOR, spade and shovel-maker, of Gateshead in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1831/A10/1 3 February 1831
administration bond, penal sum £400; William REVELY, blacksmith, of Bishop Wearmouth in the county of Durham
administration granted to Thomas Revely one of the next of kin, the others having renounced
DPRI/3/1831/A10/2-4 3 January 1831
renunciation; William REVELY, blacksmith, of Bishop Wearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1831/A11 29 January 1831
administration bond, penal sum £400; Thomas ROCHESTER, publican, of North Sunderland in the parish of Bamburgh in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to Jand Rochester relict
DPRI/3/1831/A12/1 2 February 1831
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; John ATKINSON, bachelor, of Billingsgate in the parish of Saint Mary at Hill in the city of London
administration granted to Ann Foss one of the next of kin, all the others having renounced or refused to act
DPRI/3/1831/A12/2-4 7 January 1831
renunciation; John ATKINSON, bachelor, of Billingsgate in the parish of Saint Mary at Hill in the city of London
DPRI/3/1831/A13 8 February 1831
administration bond, penal sum £200; John JOHNSTON, yeoman, of borough of Berwick upon Tweed
administration granted to William Johnston son of the intestate
DPRI/3/1831/A14 5 February 1831
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; George WAILES, yeoman, bachelor, of Dinnington in the parish of Ponteland in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to Jane Hall and Isabella Wealleans only surviving next of kin, the previous administrators having died
DPRI/3/1831/A15 16 February 1831
administration bond, penal sum £400; Beatrice WILSON, spinster, of Stockton in the county of Durham
administration granted to William Cass the sole executor of Ann Wilson the mother and only next of kin of the intestate
DPRI/3/1831/A16 25 February 1831
administration bond, penal sum £100; Mary DOUGLASS, widow, of chapelry of All Saints in the city of Newcastle upon Tyne
administration granted to Ann Blakey sister of the intestate
DPRI/3/1831/A17 23 February 1831
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; William Alexander MACKAY, wine-merchant, of South Shields in the county of Durham
administration granted to Ann Mackay, relict
DPRI/3/1831/A18/1 12 January 1831
administration bond, penal sum £600; John GRESHAM, mason, bachelor, of Monkwearmouth in the county of Durham
administration granted to Frances Thompson, sister of the intestate, the other next of kin having renounced
DPRI/3/1831/A18/2-3 15 January 1831
renunciation; John GRESHAM, mason, bachelor, of Monkwearmouth in the county of Durham
exhibited, 12 Feb 1831
DPRI/3/1831/A19 23 February 1831
administration bond, penal sum £400; George MATTHEWS, yeoman, widower, of Greatham in the county of Durham
administration granted to George Matthews and Elizabeth Corps, children of the intestate
DPRI/3/1831/A20 28 February 1831
administration bond, penal sum £100; Joseph HARRISON, miner, of Blackcleugh in the parish of Stanhope in the county of Durham
administration granted to John Padon a creditor of the intestate
DPRI/3/1831/A21 29 January 1831
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; John BURRELL, gentleman, bachelor, of Sniperley in the chapelry of Witton Gilbert in the county of Durham
administration granted to Robert Burrell the elder, brother of the intestate
DPRI/3/1831/A22/1 5 March 1831
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; John MOLE, farmer, of Embleton in the parish of Embleton in the county of Northumberland
estate revalued at £1,500
DPRI/3/1831/A22/2-3 22 February 1831
commission; John MOLE, farmer, of Embleton in the parish of Embleton in the county of Northumberland
with certificate of oath, 5 March 1831
DPRI/3/1831/A23 5 March 1831
administration bond, penal sum £200; Hugh William WRIGHT, without kindred, grocer, bachelor, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham
administration granted to Thomas Cook Hodgson, creditor
DPRI/3/1831/A24/1 9 March 1831
administration bond, penal sum £100; James CARR, gardener, of Egypt Square in the chapelry of All Saints in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
administration granted to Ann Carr, relict
DPRI/3/1831/A24/2 undated
certificate of estate value; James CARR, gardener, of Egypt Square in the chapelry of All Saints in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
certificate of the share and interest of a deceased depositor from the Saving Bank of Newcastle
DPRI/3/1831/A25/1 7 March 1831
administration bond, penal sum £400; David MARTIN, mariner, widower, of Newbrough in the county of Fife in that part of Great Britain called Scotland
administration granted to Margaret Martin, daughter
DPRI/3/1831/A25/2 7 March 1831
certificate of oath; David MARTIN, mariner, widower, of Newbrough in the county of Fife in that part of Great Britain called Scotland
certificate of oath verifying the surety's signature, she not being present
DPRI/3/1831/A26/1-4 5 March 1831
administration bond, penal sum £10; John SHOTTON, victualler, of Berwick upon Tweed
administration granted to George Robison limited to the intestate's interest in property in Sandgate, Berwick upon Tweed
DPRI/3/1831/A27 12 March 1831
administration bond, penal sum £200; Jane SNOWDON, widow, of Rothbury in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to \isabella Foggan and Ann Riddel daughters of the deceased
DPRI/3/1831/A28 14 March 1831
administration bond, penal sum £400; William LOWES, [royal navy] sailing master, bachelor, of Warkworth in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to John Lowes cousin german of the intestate
DPRI/3/1831/A29 14 March 1831
administration bond, penal sum £100; John TAYLOR, mariner, bachelor, of Gateshead in the county of Durham
administration granted to Martha Taylor mother of the intestate
DPRI/3/1831/A30 23 March 1831
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; William BLACKBURN, spirit-merchant, of chapelry of Saint Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
administration granted to Sarah Stanley daughter
DPRI/3/1831/A31/1 11 March 1831
administration bond, penal sum £400; John MOFFITT, farmer, widower, of Twizzel village in the parish of Bamburgh in the county of Northumberland. Died 22 April 1830
administration granted to Ralph Moffitt uncle and curator of the children of the intestate
DPRI/3/1831/A31/2-4 3 March 1831
election of guardian; John MOFFITT, farmer, widower, of Twizzel village in the parish of Bamburgh in the county of Northumberland. Died 22 April 1830
DPRI/3/1831/A31/5-7 3 March 1831
acceptance of guardianship; John MOFFITT, farmer, widower, of Twizzel village in the parish of Bamburgh in the county of Northumberland. Died 22 April 1830
DPRI/3/1831/A32/1 25 March 1831
administration bond, penal sum £100; William TURNS, master mariner, of South Shields in the county of Durham
administration granted to Mary Turns, relict
DPRI/3/1831/A32/2 23 March 1831
certificate of value of estate; William TURNS, master mariner, of South Shields in the county of Durham
certificate from Shields Saving Bank
DPRI/3/1831/A33 26 March 1831
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Thomas WARD, farmer, of Six Mile Bridge in the parish of Longbenton in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to Ann Ward relict
DPRI/3/1831/A34 29 March 1831
administration bond, penal sum £200; John TRENHAM, coach guard, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
administration granted to Ann Trenham relict
DPRI/3/1831/A35 8 March 1831
administration bond, penal sum £100; Mary SHARP, widow, of Rock Hall in the parish of Embleton in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to Thomas Sharp, son
DPRI/3/1831/A36 29 March 1831
administration bond, penal sum £200; Thomas WALKER, master mariner, bachelor, of chapelry of All Saints in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
administration granted to James Walker, brother
DPRI/3/1831/A37 5 April 1831
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; Matthew ROBINSON, ship-owner, of Monkwearmouth in the county of Durham
administration granted to Ann Robinson relict
DPRI/3/1831/A38 6 April 1831
administration bond, penal sum £200; William BELL, sail-maker, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
administration granted to Susannah Bell rlict
DPRI/3/1831/A39 6 April 1831
administration bond, penal sum £200; Sarah ARMYTAGE, nee Cole, of Bishop Wearmouth in the county of Durham
administration granted to John Armytage, widower
DPRI/3/1831/A40 16 April 1831
administration bond, penal sum £900; William SMITH, grocer, widower, of Belfprd in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to Thomas Smith, brother
DPRI/3/1831/A41 16 April 1831
administration bond, penal sum £200; Thomas OLIVER, master mariner, bachelor, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham
administration granted to George,William, Robert and Richard Oliver, brothers of the intestate
DPRI/3/1831/A42 18 April 1831
administration bond, penal sum £12,000; John CLAY, ship-owner, of Laygate in the chapelry of Saint Hilds in the county of Durham
administration granted to his son John Clay
DPRI/3/1831/A43 18 April 1831
administration bond, penal sum £40; John MARSHALL, land waiter in the custom house at Stockton, land[ing]-waiter, bachelor, of Norton in the county of Durham
administration granted to his sister Mary Ann Waugh
DPRI/3/1831/A44 18 April 1831
administration bond, penal sum £40; John ROMEL, farmer, of Cockerton in the parish of Darlington
administration granted to Martha Romel his relict
DPRI/3/1831/A45 21 April 1831
administration bond, penal sum £900; John CALVERT, victualler, of Gateshead in the county of Durham
administration granted to Ann Calvert his relict
DPRI/3/1831/A46 21 April 1831
administration bond, penal sum £400; Elizabeth TURNBULL, widow, of Pilgrim Street in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
administration granted to William Turnbull the great uncle and guardian of Elizabeth Turnbull a minor of 17 years, only child of the intestate
DPRI/3/1831/A47 28 April 1831
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Richard HEWISON, farmer, of Ford in the parish of Bishop Wearmouth in the county of Durham
administrationgranted to Sarah Hewison the relict
DPRI/3/1831/A48 7 May 1831
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Isabella MARSHALL, widow, of Bedlington in the county of Durham
administration granted to Thomas Marshall son of the intestate, Isabella Marshall the only other next of kin being under the age of 21 years
DPRI/3/1831/A49 11 May 1831
administration bond, penal sum £200; Joseph VIPOND, depositor in the Rochdale Savings Bank, engine-wright, bachelor, of late of Rochdale in the county of Lancashire
administration granted to John Vipond his father
DPRI/3/1831/A50 12 May 1831
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; Agnes MEADLEY, spinster, of Bishop Wearmouth in the county of Durham
administration granted to Alice, Catherine and Mary Meadley the sisters of the intestate
DPRI/3/1831/A51 10 May 1831
administration bond, penal sum £100; William WOOD, mariner, of South Shields in the county of Durham
administration granted to Ann Wood relict
DPRI/3/1831/A52 14 May 1831
administration bond, penal sum £40; Ann PALMER, widow, of Windy Nook in the chapelry of Heworth in the county of Durham
administration granted to Elizabeth Davison daughter of the intestate
DPRI/3/1831/A53 14 May 1831
administration bond, penal sum £200; Thomas THOMSON, grocer, widower, of borough of Berwick upon Tweed in the county of Durham
administration granted to John McGregor and William Ainslie creditors of the intestate
DPRI/3/1831/A54/1 11 May 1831
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Michael DODD, gentleman, bachelor, of Cornhill (Cornhills) in the parish of Kirkwhelpington in the county of Northumberland
estate revalued at £1,500
DPRI/3/1831/A54/2-3 28 April 1831
commission; Michael DODD, gentleman, bachelor, of Cornhill (Cornhills) in the parish of Kirkwhelpington in the county of Northumberland
with certificate of oath, 11 May 1831
DPRI/3/1831/A55 16 May 1831
administration bond, penal sum £200; Henry FRENCH, farmer, of Ryhope in the chapelry of Ryhope in the county of Durham
administration granted to John French son of the intestate
DPRI/3/1831/A56 16 May 1831
administration bond, penal sum £40; Ann FRENCH, widow, of Ryhope in the chapelry of Ryhope in the county of Durham
administration granted to John French son of the intestate
DPRI/3/1831/A57 16 May 1831
administration bond, penal sum £100; George GRECIAN, shepherd, of Wooler Common in the parish of Wooler in the county of Northumberland
administrationgranted to Ann Grecian relict
DPRI/3/1831/A58 18 May 1831
administration bond, penal sum £600; Ralph NIXON, farmer, bachelor, of Milburn Grange in the parish of Ponteland in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to Robert Nixon brother of the intestate
DPRI/3/1831/A59 16 May 1831
administration bond, penal sum £200; Emanuel RICHARDSON, miner, of Weldgil Dykes in the parish of Alston in the county of Cumberland
administration granted to Hannah Hetherington the lawful relict
DPRI/3/1831/A60 7 May 1831
administration bond, penal sum £200; John RICHARDSON, miner, of Welgil Dykes in the parish of Alston in the county of Cumberland
administration granted to Rachel Richardson, relict
DPRI/3/1831/A61 24 May 1831
administration bond, penal sum £40; Mary ALEXANDER, widow, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
administration granted to Thomas Young and Thomas Atkinson the surviving executors of Richard Alexander staymaker
DPRI/3/1831/A62 25 May 1831
administration bond, penal sum £400; Archibald WILKIE, tailor, of Newbiggin in the parish of Woodhorn in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to Thomas Wilkie, son
DPRI/3/1831/A63 28 May 1831
administration bond, penal sum £400; Joseph TROTTER, farmer, of Pittington in the parish of Pittington tn the county of Durham
administration granted to Jane Trotter relict
DPRI/3/1831/A64 25 May 1831
administration bond, penal sum £100; George ROBINSON, porter, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to Mary Robinson relict
DPRI/3/1831/A65 2 June 1831
administration bond, penal sum £400; Richard PLOWDEN, farmer, of Pit Green in the chapelry of St Helen Auckland in the county of Durham
administration granted to James Plowden son of the intestate
DPRI/3/1831/A66 9 June 1831
administration bond, penal sum £400; George BELL, draper, bachelor, of Tweedmouth in the county of Durham
administration granted to Ann Bell mother of the intestate
DPRI/3/1831/A67 13 June 1831
administration bond, penal sum £40; George BILTON, yeoman, of Witton Gilbert in the county of Durham
administration granted to Mary Bilton relict
DPRI/3/1831/A68 13 June 1831
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; William ATKINSON, farmer, widower, of East Wide Open in the parish of Longbenton in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to william and Mary Atkinson only children of the intestate
DPRI/3/1831/A69 15 June 1831
administration bond, penal sum £20; Thomas STRAFFORD, plasterer, widower, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to Thomas Strafford son of the intestate
DPRI/3/1831/A70 19 June 1831
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; Margaret WATSON, widow, of Hawthorn in the parish of Easington in the county of Durham
administration granted to John, Joseph, Peter, Marshall and Robert Watson the sons of the intestate
DPRI/3/1831/A71 25 June 1831
administration bond, penal sum £600; Sarah LAMB, widow, of Sunniside in the parish of Monkwearmouth in the county of Durham
administration granted to Humble Lamb son of the intestate
DPRI/3/1831/A72 28 June 1831
administration bond, penal sum £200; William LUMSDON, farmer, of Ponteland in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to Isabella Lumsdon relict
DPRI/3/1831/A73 29 June 1831
administration bond, penal sum £400; Edward LAWSON, farmer, of Leazes Crescent in the chapelry of Saint Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
administration granted to Ralph Lawson a creditor of the intestate
DPRI/3/1831/A74 1 July 1831
administration bond, penal sum £200; John JORDAN, husbandman, of Harbottle in the parish of Allenton in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to Eleanor Jordan relict
DPRI/3/1831/A75 6 July 1831
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Joshua HIERS, cabinet-maker, of South Shields in the county of Durham
administration granted to Mary Hiers relict
DPRI/3/1831/A76 14 July 1831
administration bond, penal sum £900; William MAKEPEACE, farmer, of Gold Hill in the chapelry of Muggleswick in the county of Durham
administration granted to Ann Makepeace relict
DPRI/3/1831/A77 18 July 1831
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Adam THOMPSON, husbandman, of Bedlington in the county of Durham
administration granted to William Thompson brother of the intestate
DPRI/3/1831/A78 22 July 1831
administration bond, penal sum £200; Thomas HOGG, tailor, of Shilbottle in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to Mary Hogg relict
DPRI/3/1831/A79 23 July 1831
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; William DIXON, coach contractor, of borough of Berwick upon Tweed
administration granted to Elizabeth Dixon relict
DPRI/3/1831/A80 23 July 1831
administration bond, penal sum £400; John YOUNG, farmer, widower, of New Kyo in the parish of Ryton in the county of Durham
administration granted to Winifred Stokoe daughter of the intestate
DPRI/3/1831/A81 28 July 1831
administration bond, penal sum £200; Jane PRICE, formerly Fowler, of South Shields in the county of Durham
administration granted to William Price husband of the intestate
DPRI/3/1831/A82 2 August 1831
administration bond, penal sum £200; Thomas ALLEN, labourer, of Gilligate in or near the city of Durham in the county of Durham
administration granted to Margaret Allen relict
DPRI/3/1831/A83 20 July 1831
administration bond, penal sum £100; Ann HENDERSON, widow, of Hundy Lee in the parish of Widdrington in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to Ralph Henderson son of the intestate
DPRI/3/1831/A84 5 August 1831
administration bond, penal sum £200; Peter SCOTT, tailor, of Foulden in the county of Berwick in North Britain
administration granted to Margaret Scott relict
DPRI/3/1831/A85 6 August 1831
administration bond, penal sum £200; Thomas FRENCH, farmer, bachelor, of Helm Park in the parish of Wolsingham in the county of Durham
administration granted to William French brother of the intestate
DPRI/3/1831/A86 8 August 1831
administration bond, penal sum £100; Jane THOMPSON, widow, of Sunderland in the county of Durham
administration granted to Mary Thompson daughter of the intestate
DPRI/3/1831/A87 8 August 1831
administration bond, penal sum £400; John WATSON, currier, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
administration granted to Margaret Wilson relict
DPRI/3/1831/A88 8 August 1831
administration bond, penal sum £400; Mary ATKINSON, widow, of East Wide Open in the parish of Longbenton in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to William and Mary Atkinson children of the intestate
DPRI/3/1831/A89 11 August 1831
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Matthew BINKS, draper, tailor, bachelor, of City of Durham
administration granted to Christopher Binks brother of the intestate, Simon Susannah and Catherine Binks having renounced and William Binks being yet in his minority
DPRI/3/1831/A90/1 11 August 1831
administration bond, penal sum £20,000; Thomas BOSWALL, esquire, of Blackadder in the county of Berwick in North Britain
administration granted to Lucy Ann Preston or Boswall, relict
DPRI/3/1831/A90/2-3 11 August 1831
certificate of oath; Thomas BOSWALL, esquire, of Blackadder in the county of Berwick in North Britain
from Edinburgh in reply to a letter of requisition from Durham (not present)
DPRI/3/1831/A91 16 August 1831
administration bond, penal sum £400; Robert INGO, ship-owner, of Windmill Hills in the parish of Gateshead in the county of Durham
administration granted to Elizabeth Ingo relict
DPRI/3/1831/A92 14 July 1831
administration bond, penal sum £200; Ruth WILBUR, widow, of Gilligate in or near the city of Durham
administration granted to Mary Thompson and Hannah Walker daughters of the intestate
DPRI/3/1831/A93 24 August 1831
administration bond, penal sum £600; Jane FINLYSON, spinster, formerly of Alderley in the county of Chester, but late of Portarlington Queens County in Ireland
DPRI/3/1831/A94 27 August 1831
administration bond, penal sum £200; George NEWBY, yeoman, formerly of Burdon in the parish of Bishop Wearmouth, but late of Bishop Wearmouth
administration granted to Ann Jackson widow the relict
DPRI/3/1831/A95 31 August 1831
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Grace PRINGLE, spinster, of Snitter in the parish of Rothbury in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to William Pringle the brother of the intestate
DPRI/3/1831/A96 31 August 1831
administration bond, penal sum £600; Margaret READHEAD, formerly Pringle, of Moleshaugh in the parish of Felton in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to Robert Readhead, husband
DPRI/3/1831/A97/1-2 31 August 1831
administration bond, penal sum £900; Jane DAVISON, spinster, of Tweedmouth in the county of Durham
with affidavit of sureties, 31 August 1831
administration granted to John Davison the brother of the intestate; affidavit refers to a commission (not present)
DPRI/3/1831/A98/1 6 September 1831
administration bond, penal sum £900; William HERON, without parent, whitesmith, bachelor, of Morpeth in the county of Northumberland. Died 29 August 1829
administration granted to Thomas Heron, brother
DPRI/3/1831/A98/2-3 20 June 1831
renunciation; William HERON, without parent, whitesmith, bachelor, of Morpeth in the county of Northumberland. Died 29 August 1829
renunciation of Ann Hutchinson and Dinah Bowden, sisters
DPRI/3/1831/A99/1-2 5 February 1831
certificate of estate value; Mary WILLIAMSON, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
with administration bond, 16 September 1831, penal sum £100
administration granted to Thomas Williamson husband of the intestate
DPRI/3/1831/A100 17 September 1831
administration bond, penal sum £200; Thomas NEWBY, yeoman, formerly of Hill Thorn House in the parish of Washington, but late of Tantoby in the chapelry of Tanfield in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1831/A101/1 21 September 1831
administration bond, penal sum £900; Isabella PRINGLE, spinster, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1831/A101/2-3 16 September 1831
letter of request; Isabella PRINGLE, spinster, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
request from Durham to London to take oath
DPRI/3/1831/A101/4 21 September 1831
certificate of oath; Isabella PRINGLE, spinster, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
reply from London to Durham
DPRI/3/1831/A102 22 September 1831
administration bond, penal sum £2,500; Edward MATHER, farmer, bachelor, of Newton on the Moor in the parish of Shilbottle in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to Mary Mather sister of the intestate
DPRI/3/1831/A103 20 September 1831
administration bond, penal sum £200; Sarah FOSTER, widow, of Alston in the county of Cumberland
administration granted to Joseph Foster only child of the intestate
DPRI/3/1831/A104 22 September 1831
administration bond, penal sum £400; Thomas LEEMING, boot-maker, shoemaker, of 137 London Wall, Wood Street in the city of London
DPRI/3/1831/A105 23 September 1831
administration bond, penal sum £900; Henry WALTON, yeoman, bachelor, of Dyke in the parish of Kirkhaugh in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to Mary Walton mother of the intestate
DPRI/3/1831/A106 8 October 1831
administration bond, penal sum £400; Ann REAVELY, spinster, of Kenton in the chapelry of Gosforth in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to Isabella Reavely sister of the intestate
DPRI/3/1831/A107 6 October 1831
administration bond, penal sum £200; Henry YARROW, victualler, of chapelry of Earsdon in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to William Johnson a creditor of the intestate
DPRI/3/1831/A108 10 October 1831
administration bond, penal sum £900; William MAYORS, the younger, grocer, of South Shields in the county of Durham
administration granted to Isabella Mayor the relictj
DPRI/3/1831/A109 12 October 1831
administration bond, penal sum £200; Henry AYRE, clock-maker, watchmaker, of Gateshead in the county of Durham
administration granted to Mary Ayre the relict
DPRI/3/1831/A110/1-3 12 October 1831
administration bond, penal sum £100; George BOGUE, leather-seller, widower, of Berwick upon Tweed. Died April 1813
administration granted to George Bogue son and only surviving next of kin, until the original will or an authenticated copy shall be brought to the registry
DPRI/3/1831/A110/4 12 October 1831
affidavit of sureties; George BOGUE, leather-seller, widower, of Berwick upon Tweed. Died April 1813
DPRI/3/1831/A110/5-7 21 September 1831
affidavit; George BOGUE, leather-seller, widower, of Berwick upon Tweed. Died April 1813
affidavit of George Bogue son of the intestate containing the tenor of the will (now lost)
DPRI/3/1831/A111 14 October 1831
administration bond, penal sum £100; Elizabeth NICHOLSON, grocer, widow, of Shotley Bridge in the chapelry of Medomsley in the county of Durham
administration granted to William Nicholson son of the intestate
DPRI/3/1831/A112/1 14 October 1831
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; John TODD, without child or parent, grocer, widower, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
administration granted to William Todd a brother of the intestate, Robert and George the only other brothers and next of kin having renounced
DPRI/3/1831/A112/2-3 12 October 1831
renunciation; John TODD, without child or parent, grocer, widower, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1831/A113 21 October 1831
administration bond, penal sum £400; John HOGG, shoemaker, of borough of Berwick upon Tweed
administration granted to Jane Clinkskel who before her marriage was the widow & relict of the intestate
DPRI/3/1831/A114 21 October 1831
administration bond, penal sum £900; Margaret MELROSS, spinster, of New Elvet in the parish of Saint Oswald in the county of Durham
administration granted to George Melross brother of the intestate
DPRI/3/1831/A115 22 October 1831
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Edward SHOTTON, farmer, of Carr House in the parish of Lanchester in the county of Durham
administration granted to Isabella Shotton the relict
DPRI/3/1831/A116 24 October 1831
administration bond, penal sum £400; Thomas VICKERS, hosier, haberdasher, bachelor, of Percy Street in the chapelry of Saint Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
administration granted to Jane Vickers mother of the intestate
DPRI/3/1831/A117/1-4 19 October 1831
administration bond, penal sum £10; Elizabeth DAWSON, widow, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
administration granted to Ralph Park Philipson limited to the intestate's interest in property at Ackwellgate in Gateshead
DPRI/3/1831/A118 29 October 1831
administration bond, penal sum £400; Ann RENTON, widow, of Titlington Mount in the parish of Eglingham in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to George Renton, Elizabeth Chandler and Jane Davison the children of the intestate
DPRI/3/1831/A119/1-3 24 October 1831
renunciation; Janet BEATTIE, widow, of borough of Berwick upon Tweed
with administration bond, 29 October 1831, penal sum £600
administration granted to William Gillies nephew of the intestate, William Gillies her brother having renounced
DPRI/3/1831/A120 1 November 1831
administration bond, penal sum £600; William CRADOCK, gentleman, of chapelry of Saint Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
administration granted to Roger Dove a creditor of the intestate
DPRI/3/1831/A121 1 June 1831
administration bond, penal sum £600; Ralph WAKE, master mariner, of Alemouth in the parish of Lesbury in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to Ann Wake relict
DPRI/3/1831/A122 2 November 1831
administration bond, penal sum £200; Robert WINTER, master mariner, of Monkwearmouth Shore in the county of Durham
administration granted to Mary Winter relict
DPRI/3/1831/A123 2 November 1831
administration bond, penal sum £900; Thomas GREASON, husbandman, bachelor, of Garrablee in the parish of Longhorsley in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to John Greason brother of the intestate
DPRI/3/1831/A124 12 November 1831
administration bond, penal sum £100; William STOREY, joiner, cabinet-maker, of Shield Row in the chapelry of Tanfield in the county of Durham
administration granted to Jane Storey relict
DPRI/3/1831/A125 12 November 1831
administration bond, penal sum £900; Nicholas WILLEY, farmer, of Great Eppleton in the parish of Houghton le Spring in the county of Durham
administration granted to Hannah Willey relict
DPRI/3/1831/A126 14 November 1831
administration bond, penal sum £200; Alice TODD, widow, of South shields in the county of Durham
administration granted to Thomas Mofett nephew of the intestate
DPRI/3/1831/A127/1-7 15 November 1831
administration bond, penal sum £10; Thomas HEDLEY, hardwareman, of Darlington
administration granted to Joseph Radclyffe Wilson limited to the intestate's interest in property at Houghton
DPRI/3/1831/A128 3 November 1831
administration bond, penal sum £400; John ARRES, husbandman, of Kilham in the parish of Kirknewton in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to Elizabeth Arres relict
DPRI/3/1831/A129 19 November 1831
administration bond, penal sum £400; Robert ALLISON, farmer, widower, of West Reston in the county of Berwick in North Britain
administration granted to Jane and Helen Simson sisters of the intestate
DPRI/3/1831/A130/1-3 18 November 1831
administration bond, penal sum £10; George PICKERING, gentleman, formerly of Hexham in the county of Northumberland, but late of Belsay in the parish of Bolam in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to Edward Peele imited to the intestate's interest in property at Lowstead in Northunberland
DPRI/3/1831/A131/1-4 22 November 1831
administration bond, penal sum £10; Robert SHERATON, yeoman, of Sedgefield in the county of Durham
administration granted to Francis Sheraton the younger limited to the intestate's interest in property at Coopen Bewley [Cowpen Bewley]
DPRI/3/1831/A132 23 November 1831
administration bond, penal sum £400; Thomas FENWICK, victualler, of chapelrt of All Saints in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
administration granted to Jane Fenwick relict
DPRI/3/1831/A133 28 November 1831
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Ann ATKINSON, spinster, of Blackhall in the parish of Kirkwhelpington in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to Jane Atkinson mother of the intestate
DPRI/3/1831/A134 3 December 1831
administration bond, penal sum £40; William WALTON, joiner, of Stranton in the parish of Stranton in the county of Durham
administration granted to Christiana Walton relict
DPRI/3/1831/A135 7 December 1831
administration bond, penal sum £400; Thomas WALLER, grocer, publican, of Scotswood in the parish of Newburn in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to Mary Waller relict
DPRI/3/1831/A136 8 December 1831
administration bond, penal sum £200; Robert WILLEY, cordwainer, of Whittonstall in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to Elizabeth Willey relict
DPRI/3/1831/A137/1 8 December 1831
administration bond, penal sum £600; Rebecca STEPHENSON, spinster, of Stockton in the county of Durham
administration granted to Margaret Stephenson sister of the intestate, Rebecca Stephenson her mother having renounced
DPRI/3/1831/A137/2-3 7 December 1831
renunciation; Rebecca STEPHENSON, spinster, of Stockton in the county of Durham
renunciation by Rebecca Stephenson mother of the intestate; exhibited, 8 Dec 1831
DPRI/3/1831/A138/1-5 10 December 1831
administration bond, penal sum £10; John HOPPER, gentleman, of Glanton in the parish of Whittingham in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration to John Boag limited to the intestate's interest in property at Glanton
DPRI/3/1831/A139 13 December 1831
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; John FATHERLEY, farmer, of Washington in the parish of Washington in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1831/A140 13 December 1831
administration bond, penal sum £40; Elizabeth PRESTON, of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to John Preston husband of the intestate
DPRI/3/1831/A141 16 December 1831
administration bond, penal sum £40; George COWPER, shipwright, of South Shields in the county of Durham
administration granted to Susanna Cowper relict
DPRI/3/1831/A142 17 December 1831
administration bond, penal sum £40; William RICHARDSON, mariner, of borough of Berwick upon Tweed
administration granted to Jane Richardson relict
DPRI/3/1831/A143 20 December 1831
administration bond, penal sum £400; Elizabeth STUBBS, formerly Burton widow, of 87 High Street in Sunderland
administration granted to Thomas Stubbs husband of the intestate
DPRI/3/1831/A144/1-7 20 December 1831
administration bond, penal sum £10; Martin MARSHALL, wheelwright, formerly of Cannongate in the parish of Alnwick in Northumberland, but late of Monkwearmouth in the county of Durham
grant of administration to William Johnson the younger limited to the intestate's interest in property at Cannongate in or near Alnwick
DPRI/3/1831/A145 22 December 1831
administration bond, penal sum £40; Ann COWPER, spinster, of Sedgefield
administration granted to Elizabeth Paverly, sister of the intestate
DPRI/3/1831/A146 23 December 1831
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; John BOOTYMAN, mason, bachelor, of Morpeth
administration granted to Hannah Bootyman sister of the intestate
DPRI/3/1831/A147 28 December 1831
administration bond, penal sum £400; Grace WOOD, widow, of Sunderland
administration granted to Robert Tate a creditor of the intestate
DPRI/3/1831/A148/1 28 December 1831
administration bond, penal sum £900; William COLLINGWOOD, farmer, widower, of Murton House in the parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland. Died November 1830
administration granted to Edward Collingwood, son
DPRI/3/1831/A148/2-3 28 December 1831
renunciation; William COLLINGWOOD, farmer, widower, of Murton House in the parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland. Died November 1830
renunciation of Margaret Stephenson and Jane Collingwood, daughters
DPRI/3/1831/A149 30 December 1831
administration bond, penal sum £600; John MAKEPEACE, yeoman, of Gold Hill in the chapelry of Muggleswick in the county of Durham
administration granted to Joseph Makepeace nephew of the intestate
DPRI/3/1831/A150 23 December 1831
administration bond, penal sum £900; Jane FATKIN, widow, formerly of Welgill Dykehead in the parish of Alston, but late of Blair in the Shire of Lanark in North Britain
administration granted to Martin Fatkin son of the intestate
DPRI/3/1831/A151 30 December 1831
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; John PROCTER, farmer, bachelor, of Greensfield in the parish of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to William Procter father of the intestate
DPRI/3/1831/A152 31 December 1831
administration bond, penal sum £600; Frances DUNTZE, widow, of chapelry of Saint John in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
administration granted to Henry Ingledew a creditor of the intestate
Will bonds 1831Reference: DPRI/3/1831/TDPRI/3/1831/T1 8 February 1824
will bond, penal sum £200; Margaret GIBSON, otherwise Farnington, widow, of Amble in the parish of Warkworth Northumberland. Died 23 March 1830
administration granted to Isabella Richardson, the daughter and universal legatee named in the will, there being no executor named
DPRI/3/1831/T2 20 January 1831
will bond, penal sum £200; Joseph WILSON, mariner, widower, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to William Wilson, the only child; the sole executor Elizabeth Wilson, wife, named in the said will having died in the lifetime of the testator
DPRI/3/1831/T3 8 January 1831
will bond, penal sum £3,000; William BROWN, farmer, of ( Rock ) Lough House in the parish of Embleton in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to Margaret Brown, the widow, there being no executor or residuary legatee named in the will
DPRI/3/1831/T4 21 January 1831
will bond, penal sum £600; Thomas HUNTLEY, surgeon, of Prospect place in the county of Northumberland
administration and guardian granted to John Brown, the father of the residuary legatees, being minors; Isabella Ocheltrie, widow, the daughter and sole executor and residuary legatee for life having died without taking up probate and execution of
the will
DPRI/3/1831/T5 6 May 1831
will bond, penal sum £200; William LAMBERT, innkeeper, of Sunderland near the sea in the county of Durham
administration granted to Matthew Lambert, father and guardian to the residuary legatee, a minor; Elizabeth Lambert wife and sole executor named having died during the lifetime of the testator
DPRI/3/1831/T6 9 March 1831
will bond, penal sum £200; Jane WANLESS, widow, formerly of South Shields in the county of Durham, late of Elswick lane in the chapelry of Saint John in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to Mark Jobson, the universal legatee; there being no executor named
DPRI/3/1831/T7/1-8 28 April 1831
administration bond, penal sum £10; Thomas BATES, D.D., clerk, of Whalton in the county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to Ralph Walters limited to the testator's interest in property at Greencroft
DPRI/3/1831/T8 11 July 1831
will bond, penal sum £200; Peter ROBINSON, shopkeeper, of Sherburn in the parish of Pittington Hallgarth in the county of Durham
administration granted to Margaret Robinson, widow, residuary legatee there being no executor named
DPRI/3/1831/T9 1 July 1831
will bond, penal sum £600; William HADDOCK, ironmonger, of Sunderland near the sea in the county of Durham
administration granted to Jane Haddock, widow and residuary legatee during her widowhood; John Beecroft the surviving executor having renounced
DPRI/3/1831/T10 25 June 1831
will bond, penal sum £600; Thomas NIMMO, the elder, free porter, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
administration granted to Richard Errington the sole executor of Thomas Nimmo the younger, son and sole executor now deceased
DPRI/3/1831/T11 28 May 1831
will bond, penal sum £200; Margaret WARDELL, widow, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham. Died 6 March 1825
administration granted to John Crawforth Wardell and Margaret Ridley the only children, there being no executor or residuary legatee named
DPRI/3/1831/T12/1-2 9 May 1831
will bond; Samuel BENNETT, of Team Iron works in the parish of Gateshead in the county of Durham
with certificate of the share and interest of the deceased depositor in the Saving Bank, Newcastle, penal sum £100
administration granted to Mary Bennett, widow, relict and universal legatee there being no executor named
DPRI/3/1831/T13 4 June 1831
will bond, penal sum £3,000; Matthew RIDLEY, publican, of Town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
administration with the will annexed granted to Ann Ridley, the relict and universal legatee; no executor having been named
DPRI/3/1831/T14 29 September 1831
will bond, penal sum £1,200; Jonathan SMITH, painter, glazier, of Ouseburn near Newcastle upon Tyne. Died August 1818
administration granted to Hannah Smith, spinster, and George Embleton Smith, children of the deceased; the executors having either died or refused to act, and the relict and universal legatee for life having died
DPRI/3/1831/T15 23 August 1831
will bond, penal sum £400; Lancelot PESCOD, coal-agent, of Dunston
administration with the will annexed granted to Eleanor Pescod, the relict and residuary legatee; no executor having been named
DPRI/3/1831/T16/1-6 3 September 1831
will bond, penal sum £10; George LAKE, esquire, formerly of the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne, late of Longbenton in the county of Northumberland. Died 14 June 1809
grant of administration to Joseph Bainbridge limited to the testator's interest in property at Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1831/T17 13 August 1831
will bond, penal sum £100; John WATSON, yeoman, of Ling Rigg in the parish of Stanhope in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to George Watson the son and one of the next of kin; Shele Watson sole executor and residuary legatee having died in the lifetime of her husband
DPRI/3/1831/T18 8 July 1831
will bond, penal sum £200; Robert HUNTER, shoemaker, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted, 15th July 1831, to Sarah Hunter the relict and universal legatee; no executor having been named
DPRI/3/1831/T19 26 July 1831
will bond, penal sum £18,000; John TURNBULL, farmer, of Castlehills within the liberties of the Borough of Berwick upon Tweed. Died 11 February 1831
administration with the will and codicil annexed granted to Eleanor Turnbull, relict and residuary legatee for life; William Willoby and Hugh Bertram Askew esquire having renounced
DPRI/3/1831/T20 3 November 1831
will bond, penal sum £3,000; Thomas SCOTT, ship-owner, of Milburne place near North Shields in the county of Northumberland. Died 21 September 1831
administration with the will annexed granted to Margaret Scott, spinster and daughter and residuary legatee; John Fenwick and Alexander Rufsell renounced probate and execution
DPRI/3/1831/T21 24 September 1831
will bond, penal sum £2,000; William JOHNSTON, gentleman, of Morpeth in the county of Northumberland
administration with the will and codicil annexed granted to Ann Johnston, relict and universal legatee; George Lawson, George Lawson the younger, Stephen Watson and Thomas Chator (Cheator) having renounced probate and execution
DPRI/3/1831/T22 20 August 1831
will bond, penal sum £900; John LOGAN, farmer, of Cornhill East Field in the chapelry of Cornhill and parish of Norham
administration with the will annexed granted, 17th October 1831, to John Logan, residuary legatee; James Brown, John Jamieson and George Manderson having renounced probate and execution
DPRI/3/1831/T23 14 October 1831
will bond, penal sum £600; Robert MARSHALL, draper, of Morpeth in the county of Northumberland. Died 9 August 1830
administration with the will and codicil annexed granted to Mary Marshall, spinster, daughter and only next of kin of age; Margaret Marshall testator's wife died during the life of the testator; Doctor John Robb the surviving executor renounced;
Jane Marshall, spinster, Joseph and John Marshall children and only other next of kin being minors
DPRI/3/1831/T24 12 November 1831
will bond, penal sum £400; Matthew COOK, of New Norfolk street in the parish of Saint Georges Hanover square in the county of Middlesex. Died 28 December 1810
administration with the will annexed granted to Martha Morgan, daughter one of the next of kin; Hannah Cook the relict survived but since deceased, Elizabeth Falks the only other next of kin renounced
DPRI/3/1831/T25 16 December 1831
will bond, penal sum £200; James STORY, farmer, of Earsdon in the parish of Earsdon and county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted William Story, son and universal legatee; no executor named in the will
Administration bonds 1832Reference: DPRI/3/1832/ADPRI/3/1832/A1 5 January 1832
administration bond, penal sum £40; John RICHARDSON, publican, of Town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1832/A2 6 January 1832
administration bond, penal sum £400; Michael ELLIOTT, gardener, widower, of Bywell in the parish of Bywell Saint Peter in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A3 7 January 1832
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; George ARKLESS, colliery viewer, of Heworth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A4 10 January 1832
administration bond, penal sum £200; Ann OLIVER, spinster, of Morpeth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A5 10 January 1832
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; John BECK, grocer, of the Chapelry of Saint Andrew in the Town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne
estate re-valued at £600
DPRI/3/1832/A6 14 January 1832
administration bond, penal sum £200; Jane TADDY, widow, of Chapelry of All Saints in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1832/A7 14 January 1832
administration bond, penal sum £14,000; John VARDY, gentleman, of Fenton in the parish of Wooler in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A8/1-7 11 January 1832
administration bond, penal sum £10; Richard ROBSON, gentleman, Formerly of Cottonshope in the county of Northumberland, but late of the parish of Alnwick in the same county
grant of administration to William Jobson, limited to the intestate's interest in property at Heatherwood, otherwise Hatherwood in Risdale, alias Reesdale, in the parish of Elsdon in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A9 17 January 1832
administration bond, penal sum £200; James GALLOWAY, leather factor, of Town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1832/A10 9 January 1832
administration bond, penal sum £200; William RIPPON, master mariner, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A11 19 January 1832
administration bond, penal sum £400; Peter MCARTHUR, bookbinder, widower, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A12 21 January 1832
administration bond, penal sum £400; John VEATCH, schoolmaster, of Walbottle in the parish of Newburn in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A13 12 January 1832
administration bond, penal sum £400; Thomas WATSON, farmer, of East White Hill in the parish of Kirkwhelpington in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A14 23 January 1832
administration bond, penal sum £400; Thomas DAVIDSON, master mariner, of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A15 23 January 1832
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; William PETERS, esquire, of Town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1832/A16 24 January 1832
administration bond, penal sum £200; John MOWBRAY, draper, tailor, of Grunhead in the chapelry of Shotley in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A17 26 January 1832
administration bond, penal sum £900; Thomas STEWART, ship-owner, bachelor, of Chapelry of Saint John in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1832/A18 18 January 1832
administration bond, penal sum £400; George STOREY, labourer, of Formerly of Gosforth but late of Killingworth White House in the parish of Longbenton in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A19 28 January 1832
administration bond, penal sum £400; John ARMSTRONG, shoemaker, of Downs Lane Hetton in the parish of Houghton le Spring in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A20 25 January 1832
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; James RAINE, farmer, of Morton Tinmouth in the parish of Gainford in the county of Durham
estate re-valued at £1,500
DPRI/3/1832/A21 31 January 1832
administration bond, penal sum £600; Isabel BILTON, widow, of Shotton Edge in the parish of Stannington in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A22 1 February 1832
administration bond, penal sum £600; Margaret GLEDSTAIN, spinster, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A23/1 1 February 1832
administration bond, penal sum £400; William RICHARDSON, blacksmith, of Longwitton in the parish of Hartburn in the county of Northumberland. Died 1 November 1816
DPRI/3/1832/A23/2-4 21 January 1832
renunciation; William RICHARDSON, blacksmith, of Longwitton in the parish of Hartburn in the county of Northumberland. Died 1 November 1816
renunciation of Edward Richardson, Matthew Richardson, Bridget Peacock widow, Dorothy Richardson spinster, Elizabeth wife of John Anderson, the children and only next of kin, Dorothy Richardson, the widow of the deceased, having died without
taking out Administration; exhibited 25 Jan 1832.
DPRI/3/1832/A24 14 January 1832
administration bond, penal sum £900; Thomas BROWN, tailor, of Hartley in the chapelry of Earsdon in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A25 27 January 1832
administration bond, penal sum £100; Frederick HENZELL, master mariner, of Plymouth in the county of Devon
DPRI/3/1832/A26 8 February 1832
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Matthew MIDDLEBROOK, ship-owner, of Sunderland near the sea in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A27 8 February 1832
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Elizabeth GIBSON, spinster, of Sunderland near the sea in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A28 8 February 1832
administration bond, penal sum £200; Robert SPOTSWOOD, master mariner, of Town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1832/A29 9 February 1832
administration bond, penal sum £100; Mary JOBLING, spinster, of Sunderland near the sea in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A30 13 February 1832
administration bond, penal sum £100; Isabella FAIRBAIRN, widow, of Chapelry of Saint John in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1832/A31 2 February 1832
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Gilbert DODD, gentleman, bachelor, of Catcleugh in the parish of Elsdon in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A32 14 February 1832
administration bond, penal sum £600; Thomas ELLIOTT, master mariner, of Monkwearmouth Shore in the parish of Monkwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A33/1-2 10 February 1832
administration bond; John EBDELL, clerk, bachelor, of Cornhill in the county of Durham [recte Northumberland]
with certificate of oath, 10 February 1832, penal sum £200
DPRI/3/1832/A34/1 15 February 1832
administration bond, penal sum £200; John BURN, husbandman, widower, of Garrett Lee in the parish of Longhorsley in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A34/2-3 2 February 1832
renunciation; John BURN, husbandman, widower, of Garrett Lee in the parish of Longhorsley in the county of Northumberland
renunciation of Thomas, Margaret, Dorothy, Mary, Jane Burn, the children and the only other next of kin; exhibited, 9 Feb 1832
DPRI/3/1832/A35 10 February 1832
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Henry RICKABY, linen-draper, widower, of Darlington in the county of Durham
Estate re-valued.
DPRI/3/1832/A36 13 February 1832
administration bond, penal sum £200; Ann FENNEY, spinster, of Cockerton in the parish of Darlington in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A37 15 February 1832
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; William MAUGHAM, clerk, of South Shields in the county of Durham
with note of further administration for goods left unadministered in (?) 1859
DPRI/3/1832/A38 21 February 1832
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Ralph FORSTER, gentleman, bachelor, of Sedgefield in the parish of Sedgefield in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A39 20 February 1832
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Thomas CRAWFORD, farmer, bachelor, of South Farm in the chapelry of Earsdon in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A40 22 February 1832
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; Joanna RICHMOND, spinster, of Humshaugh in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A41 29 February 1832
administration bond, penal sum £200; James MILLS, publican, of Belford in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A42 29 February 1832
administration bond, penal sum £100; Mary MILLS, widow, of Belford in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A43 29 February 1832
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Jane CARRUTHERS, nee Dobson, spinster, of Sunderland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A44 1 March 1832
administration bond, penal sum £200; Benjamin HAYLINGS, publican, of Chapelry of Saint John in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1832/A45 3 March 1832
administration bond, penal sum £400; Jane THOMPSON, of Town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1832/A46 5 March 1832
administration bond, penal sum £600; Margaret IRWIN, widow, of Forth Terrace without the walls but within the liberties of the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1832/A47 2 March 1832
administration bond, penal sum £400; John CHARLTON, farmer, widower, of Sinelwood in the parish of Corbridge in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A48 2 March 1832
administration bond, penal sum £600; Thomas Richardson HARRISON, master mariner, bachelor, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A49 6 March 1832
administration bond, penal sum £200; Eleanor WIGHAM, nee Pigg, spinster, of Parish of Bolam in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A50 7 March 1832
administration bond, penal sum £100; Margaret BRACK, nee Sanderson, spinster, of Benwell Hill in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A51 8 March 1832
administration bond, penal sum £400; John DIXON, crown-glass cutter, of East Ballast Hills without the walls but within the liberties of the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1832/A52 9 March 1832
administration bond, penal sum £200; Henry PIGG, yeoman, of Monkseaton in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A53 6 March 1832
administration bond, penal sum £100; John SHOTTON, block-maker, mast-maker, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A54 7 March 1832
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Simon DODD, gentleman, bachelor, of Cornhills in the parish of Kirkwhelpington in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A55 10 March 1832
administration bond, penal sum £600; John NAYLOR, master sinker, of Gosforth colliery in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A56 5 March 1832
administration bond, penal sum £200; Thomas BROWNLEY, mariner, widower, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A57 16 March 1832
administration bond, penal sum £400; John HALL, mariner, of Cowpen in the chapelry of Horton in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A58 19 March 1832
administration bond, penal sum £200; Charles PIGG, yeoman, of Rock Moor House in the parish of Embleton in the county of northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A59 19 March 1832
administration bond, penal sum £200; Jane ENGLISH, nee Pigg, widow, of Whitley in the parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A60 19 March 1832
administration bond, penal sum £400; Ann PRATT, widow, of Postern Gate Walls in the town and county of Kingston upon Hull but late of East Hartburn in the parish of Stockton in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A61 17 March 1832
administration bond, penal sum £400; Thomas MARTINDALE, farmer, of Cocklake in the parish of Alston in the county of Cumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A62 16 March 1832
administration bond, penal sum £200; John DIXON, baker, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A63 22 March 1832
administration bond, penal sum £200; Joseph RAND, wherryman, bachelor, of Leamington in the parish of Newburn in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A64 28 March 1832
administration bond, penal sum £200; James MORRISON, baker, of Bedlington in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A65 30 March 1832
administration bond, penal sum £100; Thomas HALL, grocer, of Sunderland in the parish of Sunderland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A66 4 April 1832
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Barbara GRIEVESON, nee Carr, of Town and county of Newcastle
DPRI/3/1832/A67 4 April 1832
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Sarah CARR, spinster, of Parish of Gateshead in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A68 4 April 1832
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Frances CARR, spinster, of Chapelry of Saint John in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1832/A69 4 April 1832
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; John CARR, agent, bachelor, of Chapelry of Saint John in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1832/A70 4 April 1832
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Susannah CARR, spinster, of parish of Saint Nicholas in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1832/A71 24 March 1832
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; John KEENLYSIDE, gentleman, bachelor, of Chapelry of Saint Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1832/A72 7 April 1832
administration bond, penal sum £200; Jane PARKER, spinster, of Bishop Wearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A73 9 April 1832
administration bond, penal sum £200; William HEMSLEY, shipmaster, of Byker Bar in the chapelry of All Saints in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A74 4 April 1832
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Robert GIBSON, miller, of Alnwick Abbey Mill in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A75 10 April 1832
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; Ann BARKER, of Shawdon Hill in the parish of Whittingham in the county of Northumberland. Died 15 March 1832
administration granted to Rashell Barker, husband
DPRI/3/1832/A76 10 April 1832
administration bond, penal sum £200; John COLLINGWOOD, tanner, widower, of Low Lights in the parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A77 11 April 1832
administration bond, penal sum £400; Thomas MORRIS, master mariner, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A78 13 April 1832
administration bond, penal sum £400; Alexander MILLER, schoolmaster, bachelor, of Monkwearmouth Shore in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A79/1 9 April 1832
administration bond, penal sum £100; John GUY, of Harlow Hill in the parish of Ovingham in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A79/2 undated
certificate of estate value; John GUY, of Harlow Hill in the parish of Ovingham in the county of Northumberland
depositor certificate from Newcastle upon Tyne Savings Bank
DPRI/3/1832/A80 16 April 1832
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; Mary SUNDERLAND, widow, of Morpeth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A81 18 April 1832
administration bond, penal sum £200; Richard THOMPSON, publican, of Sandgate without the walls but within the liberties of the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1832/A82 14 April 1832
administration bond, penal sum £200; Thomas BURN, schoolmaster, bachelor, of Traffalgar Street in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1832/A83 14 April 1832
administration bond, penal sum £900; Thomas OSTENS, farmer, bachelor, of Fleatham in the parish of Bamburgh in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A84 4 May 1832
administration bond, penal sum £100; William WILLIS, tailor, of Stockton in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A85 14 April 1832
administration bond, penal sum £600; John ALLASON, publican, of Ponteland in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A86 27 April 1832
administration bond, penal sum £200; Thomas TATE, cattle driver, of Rochester in the parish of Elsdon in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A87 14 February 1832
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; John COCKBURN, grocer, bachelor, of Borough of Berwick upon Tweed
DPRI/3/1832/A88 30 April 1832
administration bond, penal sum £100; Elizabeth LISHMAN, widow, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A89 7 May 1832
administration bond, penal sum £600; James BROMFIELD, weaver, widower, of Belford in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A90/1 24 April 1832
administration bond, penal sum £100; Abraham Brown WHITLEY, tobacconist, widower, formerly of the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne, but late of Rothbury in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A90/2-3 24 April 1832
certificate of oath; Abraham Brown WHITLEY, tobacconist, widower, formerly of the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne, but late of Rothbury in the county of Northumberland
reply from Canterbury to Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A90/4-5 19 March 1832
letter of request; Abraham Brown WHITLEY, tobacconist, widower, formerly of the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne, but late of Rothbury in the county of Northumberland
request from Durham to Canterbury to take oath
DPRI/3/1832/A91/1 12 May 1832
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; John WAUGH, cooper, bachelor, of Borough of Berwick upon Tweed. Died 5 January 1832
administration granted to William Waugh, brother
DPRI/3/1832/A91/2-3 10 May 1832
renunciation; John WAUGH, cooper, bachelor, of Borough of Berwick upon Tweed. Died 5 January 1832
renunciation of Thomas Waugh, James Hay Waugh, George Waugh, Margaret Home (nee Waugh), Mary Easton Underwood (nee Waugh) widow, Eliza Waugh spinster, the brothers and sisters of the intestate. Exhibited, 12 May 1832.
DPRI/3/1832/A91/4-5 10 May 1832
renunciation; John WAUGH, cooper, bachelor, of Borough of Berwick upon Tweed. Died 5 January 1832
renunciation of Mary Waugh widow, mother of the intestate. Exhibited, 12 May 1832.
DPRI/3/1832/A92 23 April 1832
administration bond, penal sum £400; Thomas BRASS, joiner, of Ingleton in the parish of Staindrop in the county of Durham
Administration granted to Elizabeth Nesham heretofore the widow and relict.
DPRI/3/1832/A93 16 May 1832
administration bond, penal sum £200; Ann ROBINSON, widow, of East Woodburn in the parish of Corsenside in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A94 12 May 1832
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Matthew POTTS, the elder, countryman, gentleman, formerly of Castle Eden in the county of Durham, late of Kenton in the chapelry of Gosforth in the county of Northumberland. Died 1832
Noted as null and void, see will
DPRI/3/1832/A95 7 May 1832
administration bond, penal sum £8,000; William WRIGHT, shipbuilder, bachelor, of North shore without the walls but within the liberties of the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1832/A96 2 May 1832
administration bond, penal sum £600; Hodgson BOUSFIELD, blacksmith, of Dent Gate in the township of Marwood in the chapelry of Barnard Castle in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A97/1-2 undated
certificate of estate value; George DIXON, rope-maker, of Killingworth West Moor in the parish of Longbenton in the county of Northumberland
with administration bond, 28 May 1832, penal sum £100
Dixon was a depositor in Newcastle upon Tyne Savings Bank
DPRI/3/1832/A98 30 May 1832
administration bond, penal sum £200; Mary BELL, widow, of High Moorsley in the parish of Houghton le Spring in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A99 31 May 1832
administration bond, penal sum £400; Elizabeth Isabella CHARNLEY, of Town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1832/A100 2 June 1831
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; John WATSON, viewer of collieries, of Town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1832/A101/1-2 undated
certificate of estate value; William CARRUTHERS, of Ouse Street in the chapelry of All Saints without the walls but within the liberties of Newcastle upon Tyne
with administration bond, 2 June 1832, penal sum £100
Carruthers was a depositor in the Newcastle upon Tyne Savings Bank
DPRI/3/1832/A102 7 June 1832
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Robert TALINTYRE, currier, of Town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1832/A103 8 June 1832
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; Richard BURDON, esquire, bachelor, of Shield Field in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1832/A104 12 June 1832
administration bond, penal sum £400; Robert KNOX, bachelor, of Town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1832/A105/1 13 June 1832
administration bond, penal sum £600; Thomas PATTISON, cordwainer, widower, of Belsay in the parish of Bolam in the county of Northumberland
administration granted Thomas Pattison, son
DPRI/3/1832/A105/2-3 28 May 1832
renunciation; Thomas PATTISON, cordwainer, widower, of Belsay in the parish of Bolam in the county of Northumberland
renunciation of Susannah Kell, nee Pattison, daughter of the intestate; exhibited 2 June 1832.
DPRI/3/1832/A106 16 June 1832
administration bond, penal sum £200; Joseph GREENSHIELDS, farmer, of Catley Hill in the township of Fishburn and parish of Sedgefield in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A107 18 June 1832
administration bond, penal sum £200; Elizabeth MAUDLIN, widow, of Picktree Bank Head in the parish of Chester le Street in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A108 18 June 1832
administration bond, penal sum £200; George MAUDLING, husbandman, yeoman, of Pit-hill in the parish of Chester le Street in the county of Durham. Died 1832
Decreed null and void.
DPRI/3/1832/A109 18 June 1832
administration bond, penal sum £200; John SADLER, of East Ballast Hills near Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1832/A110 25 June 1832
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Henry GREY, farmer, of Longhoughton Low Stead in the parish of Longhoughton in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A111 30 June 1832
administration bond, penal sum £500; Walter SCOTT, esquire, of Stamfordham in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A112 5 July 1832
administration bond, penal sum £100; John BINNEY, joiner, of Town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1832/A113 4 July 1832
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; William GRAHAM, carrier, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A114 10 July 1832
administration bond, penal sum £600; Robert PATTISON, the elder, farmer, of Raisby House in the parish of Kelloe in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A115 22 June 1832
administration bond, penal sum £200; Peter GILCHRIST, fisherman, bachelor, of Norham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A116 3 July 1832
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Matthew MIDDLEBROOK, ship-owner, of Sunderland near the sea in the county of Durham
Administration granted to John Ritson and Mary Ann Hudson, executors of Mary Middlebrook, relict and administratrix.
DPRI/3/1832/A117 3 July 1832
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Elizabeth GIBSON, spinster, of Sunderland near the sea in the county of Durham
Administration granted to John Ritson and Mary Ann Hudson, executors of Mary Middlebrook, widow and executrix.
DPRI/3/1832/A118 12 July 1832
administration bond, penal sum £400; Ann ARMORER, spinster, of Borough of Berwick upon Tweed
DPRI/3/1832/A119/1-3 14 July 1832
administration bond; Timothy POLLOCK, innkeeper, Rose Hill in the parish of Wallsend in the county of Northumberland, late of North Shields in the parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland
with certificate of oath, 14 July 1832, penal sum £40
Administration granted to Timothy Pollock, son; Jean Pollock, relict and administratrix having died. With reply to letter of request (not present) from Canterbury to Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A120 16 July 1832
administration bond, penal sum £200; Jane BURN, without parent, spinster, of Tweedmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A121/1-4 29 May 1832
administration bond, penal sum £10; Edward WILLOBY, gentleman, of Borough of Berwick upon Tweed
grant of administration to William Willoby, limited to the intestate's interest in property at Squires Barns at Berwick-upon-Tweed
DPRI/3/1832/A122/1-4 20 July 1832
administration bond, penal sum £40; Robert NICHOLSON, mariner, bachelor, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
with affidavit, 26 July 1832
DPRI/3/1832/A123 26 July 1832
administration bond, penal sum £100; John HINDMARSH, painter, glazier, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A124 29 July 1832
administration bond, penal sum £400; Henry WOODIFIELD, publican, of Wide Open in the parish of Longbenton in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A125 30 July 1832
administration bond, penal sum £400; Elizabeth COATS, otherwise Coates, spinster, of Hurworth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A126 1 August 1832
administration bond, penal sum £600; Alexander HAMILTON, master mariner, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A127 1 August 1832
administration bond, penal sum £200; William BELL, husbandman, of Chirton in the parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A128 4 August 1832
administration bond, penal sum £400; William WETHERALL, joiner, cabinet-maker, of Bishop Wearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A129 4 August 1832
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Thomas CARMICHAEL, corn-merchant, formerly of the Borough of Berwick upon Tweed, but late of Long Newton in the county of Roxburgh in North Britain
DPRI/3/1832/A130/1-4 18 July 1832
administration bond, penal sum £100; John WILSON, joiner, cartwright, of Wingates in the parish of Longbenton in the county of Northumberland. Died 14 April 1831
with renunciation, 20 March 1832
renunciation of Margaret Wilson, wife, John Wilson, son, and Robert Wilson, James Wilson, Mary Scott nee Wilson, Margaret Young nee Wilson; exhibited 25 Apr 1832
DPRI/3/1832/A131 24 July 1832
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Robert CLARK, farmer, of Barmoor ( Baremoor ) in the parish of Morpeth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A132/1-3 8 August 1832
administration bond, penal sum £400; Mary BATTY, spinster, of Harlow Hill in the parish of Ovingham in the county of Northumberland. Died 5 July 1830
with renunciation, 28 July 1832
renunciation of Thomas Batty, father, nominating James and Robert Batty two of the brothers of the intestate; exhibited 31 July 1832.
DPRI/3/1832/A133/1-4 31 July 1832
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Shallett DALE, without parent, gentleman, bachelor, of Rennington in the county of Northumberland. Died 23 December 1831
with renunciation, 31 July 1832
renunciation of John Dale, Dinah Dale, Dorothy Maria Dale, Susanna Hewson nee Dale and Frances Brewster nee Dale, brother and sisters; exhibited 31 July 1832.
DPRI/3/1832/A134 15 February 1832
administration bond, penal sum £200; Margaret SANDERSON, spinster, of Belford in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A135 15 August 1832
administration bond, penal sum £10; Hannah BROWN, spinster, of Borough of Berwick upon Tweed
DPRI/3/1832/A136 16 August 1832
administration bond, penal sum £900; Elizabeth PALLISTER, spinster, of Byker Buildings in the parish or parochial chapelry of All Saints in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1832/A137 16 August 1832
administration bond, penal sum £900; George STRAUGHAN, ship-owner, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A138 14 August 1832
administration bond, penal sum £100; Francis VICKERS, farmer, of Peasemyres in the parish of Stanhope in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A139 21 August 1832
administration bond, penal sum £600; Eneas MACKENZIE, printer, publisher, of Town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1832/A140 27 August 1832
administration bond, penal sum £900; Joseph HUDSON, flax-dresser, widower, of Stockton in the county of Durham. Died 11 August 1832
DPRI/3/1832/A141 27 August 1832
administration bond, penal sum £600; Susannah ROBSON, widow, of Wooler in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A142 30 August 1832
administration bond, penal sum £200; Mary DOBINSON, widow, of Chapelry of Saint Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1832/A143/1-2 8 September 1832
administration bond, penal sum £100; Jane ADAMS, spinster, of Chapelry of All Saints in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
with certificate of estate value, undated
DPRI/3/1832/A144 29 August 1832
administration bond, penal sum £40; Thomas SUMMERS, sailor, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A145 15 September 1832
administration bond, penal sum £900; Thomas WILKINSON, ship-owner, of Stockton upon Tees in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A146 21 September 1832
administration bond, penal sum £40; Robert ETHERINGTON, without parent, coach-painter, bachelor, of Chapelry of All Saints in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1832/A147 10 September 1832
administration bond, penal sum £900; Thomas GOULDING, bread-baker, of Hartlepool in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A148 10 September 1832
administration bond, penal sum £400; Thomas WEIGHTMAN, customs officer, widower, of Hartlepool in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A149/1-4 22 September 1832
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; George CARR, farmer, of Boulmer in the parish of Longhoughton in the county of Northumberland. Died 9 November 1824
with renunciation, 18 September 1832
renunciation of Maria Frances Carr, relict, Mary Ann Carr, Thomas Carr and Maria Carr, children; exhibited 22 Sep 1832.
DPRI/3/1832/A150 12 September 1832
administration bond, penal sum £400; Isabella STEPHENSON, without parent, spinster, Formerly of Swalwell in the parish of Whickham in the county of Durham , but late of Orchard Street in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1832/A151 27 September 1832
administration bond, penal sum £400; Frances CHAPMAN, without parents, spinster, of Gateshead in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A152 1 October 1832
administration bond, penal sum £400; William HUME, ship-owner, of Monkwearmouth Shore in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A153 2 October 1832
administration bond, penal sum £400; Robert WILKIE, miller, of Gilesgate in or near the City of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A154/1 3 October 1832
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; John LOWES, excise officer, of Chapelry of All Saints in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 4 August 1832
DPRI/3/1832/A154/2-4 3 October 1832
proxy of consent; John LOWES, excise officer, of Chapelry of All Saints in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 4 August 1832
Elizabeth Lowes, relict, requests administration be granted conjointly to herself and her children Christopher and Ann Lowes the only next of kin above the age of twenty one years; exhibited 3 Oct 1832.
DPRI/3/1832/A155 5 October 1832
administration bond, penal sum £400; William ARMSTRONG, labourer, of Town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1832/A156 6 October 1832
administration bond, penal sum £400; Marks HAMILTON, master mariner, of Sunderland near the sea in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A157 8 October 1832
administration bond, penal sum £400; Andrew BOWLT, boat-builder, of Gateshead in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A158 9 October 1832
administration bond, penal sum £400; William BOWES, grocer, draper, of Cockfield in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A159 13 October 1832
administration bond, penal sum £100; Joseph DALKIN, of Westgate in the parish of Stanhope in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A160 22 October 1832
administration bond, penal sum £400; Thomas BANKS, quarryman, of Houghton le Spring in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A161 26 October 1832
administration bond, penal sum £200; James COOPER, without children, shipwright, widower, of Sunderland near the sea in the parish of Sunderland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A162 13 October 1832
administration bond, penal sum £200; Helen SIMSON, of Chirnside in the county of Berwick in North Britain
DPRI/3/1832/A163/1 26 October 1832
administration bond, penal sum £400; Mary HOPPER, spinster, of Old Axwell in the parish of Whickham in the county of Durham. Died 4 July 1832
DPRI/3/1832/A163/2-4 20 October 1832
renunciation; Mary HOPPER, spinster, of Old Axwell in the parish of Whickham in the county of Durham. Died 4 July 1832
renunciation of Ann Hopper mother, widow, Peter and John and Martha Hopper and Ann Dauby (nee Hopper) brothers and sisters; exhibited 20 Oct 1832
DPRI/3/1832/A164 31 October 1832
administration bond, penal sum £200; Ann AIREY, of Chapelry of Saint Andrews in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1832/A165 23 October 1832
administration bond, penal sum £400; Eleanor BUSTON, of Town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1832/A166 31 October 1832
administration bond, penal sum £600; Thomas MOSES, blacksmith, of Hebburn in the parish of Jarrow in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A167/1 31 October 1832
administration bond, penal sum £100; William MURTON, husbandman, of Monkseaton in the parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A167/2 undated
certificate of estate value; William MURTON, husbandman, of Monkseaton in the parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland
certificate of Share and Interest, Saving Bank, Newcastle
DPRI/3/1832/A168 31 October 1832
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; John TROTTER, farmer, of High Tunstall in the parish of Hart in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A169 2 November 1832
administration bond, penal sum £100; Henry MITCHELSON, grocer, flour dealer, of Easington Lane in the parish of Houghton le Spring in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A170/1 3 November 1832
administration bond; John TODD, without child or parent, grocer, widower, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
administration granted to George Todd, brother, William Todd the former administrator having died and George Todd having retracted his former renunciation
DPRI/3/1832/A170/2-3 29 October 1832
retraction of renunciation; John TODD, without child or parent, grocer, widower, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1832/A171 7 November 1832
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Edward HENDERSON, master mariner, of Jesmond in the chapelry of Saint Andrew Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A172 13 November 1832
administration bond, penal sum £600; Ann HOLBURN, widow, of Monkwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A173 12 November 1832
administration bond, penal sum £100; Stephen DIXON, labourer, widower, of Chapelry of All Saints in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1832/A174 13 November 1832
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Jared WATSON, farmer, of Cromwell in the parish of Lanchester in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A175 12 November 1832
administration bond, penal sum £200; Ann LOWES, of Town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1832/A176 15 November 1832
administration bond, penal sum £200; Elizabeth TATE, spinster, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A177/1 15 November 1832
administration bond, penal sum £900; Andrew HOLBURN, yeoman, widower, of Glanton in the parish of Whittingham in the county of Northumberland. Died 31 July 1832
DPRI/3/1832/A177/2-4 15 November 1832
renunciation; Andrew HOLBURN, yeoman, widower, of Glanton in the parish of Whittingham in the county of Northumberland. Died 31 July 1832
renunciation of Dorothy Holburn, spinster and one of the daughters; exhibited, 15 Nov 1832
DPRI/3/1832/A178 9 November 1832
administration bond, penal sum £100; Robert DAVISON, fisherman, pilot, of Hartlepool in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A179 20 November 1832
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Ann SANDERSON, without parents, brother or sister, spinster, of Sunderland near the sea in the parish of Sunderland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A180 21 November 1832
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; William BELL, hatter, of Darlington on the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A181 12 November 1832
administration bond, 21 November 1832; Sarah MARCH, wife of Christopher March, shipwright, of the Chapelry of Saint John in the Town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne
Joseph March and Isaac Egloan, grandsons granted administration; Isaac March the son and administrator having died leaving the estate unadministered
DPRI/3/1832/A182 22 November 1832
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; William YOUNG, ship-owner, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A183 23 November 1832
administration bond, penal sum £20; John FLETCHER, stonemason, widower, of Hartlepool in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A184 23 November 1832
administration bond, penal sum £400; William DAVISON, fisherman, of Hartlepool in the chapelry of Hartlepool in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A185 28 November 1832
administration bond, penal sum £900; Helen WILSON, widow, of Borough of Berwick upon Tweed
DPRI/3/1832/A186 29 November 1832
administration bond, penal sum £600; Isabella DAY, wife of Richard Day, master mariner, of Chapelry of All Saints, Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland
administration granted to Richard Day, husband; Margaret Richardson having died leaving the estate unadministered
DPRI/3/1832/A187 12 November 1832
administration bond, penal sum £900; John TAYLOR, yeoman, of Preston-le-Skerne in the parish of Aycliffe in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A188 29 November 1832
administration bond, penal sum £100; James STOREY, gentleman, bachelor, of North Shields in the parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A189 29 November 1832
administration bond, penal sum £200; John GRAY, shoemaker, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A190 29 November 1832
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; John WHITE, the younger, farmer, of Hope House in the parish of Heighington in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A191 4 December 1832
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; William SPEEDING, ship-owner, brewer, publican, cooper, of Sunderland near the sea in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A192 4 August 1832
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; John COVERDALE, grocer, druggist, of Hartlepool in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A193 5 December 1832
administration bond, penal sum £200; Thomas BROWN, husbandman, bachelor, of East Thriston in the parish of Felton in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A194 8 December 1832
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Richard Carr BELOUGH, house-carpenter, of Chapelry of Saint John in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1832/A195 7 December 1832
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; George RIDLEY, ship-owner, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A196 8 December 1832
administration bond, penal sum £600; John SURTEES, farmer, of Ham House in the parish of Ponteland in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A197 12 December 1832
administration bond, penal sum £900; George SMITH, farmer, bachelor, of Plessey New Houses in the parish of Stannington in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A198/1 14 December 1832
administration bond, penal sum £40; William HALL, sinker, of Pittington in the parish of Pittington in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A198/2 14 December 1832
curation bond, penal sum £40; William HALL, sinker, of Pittington in the parish of Pittington in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A199 17 December 1832
administration bond, penal sum £900; Joseph COLLING, miner, of West Black Dean in the parish of Stanhope in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A200 18 December 1832
administration bond, penal sum £100; Mary SUMMERVILLE, widow, of Grandallies Office in the parish of Saint Nicholas in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1832/A201 20 December 1832
administration bond, penal sum £8,000; Elizabeth JOBSON, spinster, of Parish of Wooler in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A202 26 December 1832
administration bond, penal sum £40; Jane CORNER, formerly Jane Ross, widow, late wife of Thomas Corner, deceased, of Greatham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1832/A203 26 December 1832
administration bond, penal sum £900; John ROBSON, yeoman, of Slaley in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A204 20 December 1832
administration bond, penal sum £400; Ann ELLISON, widow, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A205 27 December 1832
administration bond, penal sum £600; John FALCUS, joiner, house-carpenter, bachelor, of Ouseburn near the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1832/A206 29 December 1832
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; George BELL, farmer, of Houghton in the parish of Heddon on the wall in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/A207 31 December 1832
administration bond, penal sum £600; Stephen CROSTHWAITE, ship-owner, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
Will bonds 1832Reference: DPRI/3/1832/TDPRI/3/1832/T1 19 January 1832
will bond, penal sum £400; Isabella ROBSON, spinster, of Harlow Green in the chapelry of Lamesley in the county of Durham. Died 1832
administration with the will annexed granted to the mother and universal legatee, the sole executor having died.
DPRI/3/1832/T2 26 January 1832
will bond, penal sum £40; Ann HUTCHINSON, widow, of New Elvet in the city of Durham. Died 1832
administration with the will annexed granted to Isabella Hutton, niece and legatee; the sole executor and residuary legatee having died without executing probate.
DPRI/3/1832/T3 11 January 1832
will bond, penal sum £600; Elizabeth KELL, spinster, of Gateshead in the county of Durham. Died 1832
administration with the will annexed granted to sister and universal legatee; there being no executor named.
DPRI/3/1832/T4 26 January 1832
will bond, penal sum £400; John STEPHENSON, farmer, of Longbenton in the county of Northumberland. Died 1832
administration with the draft will annexed granted to Mary Stephenson, sole executrix, limited until a more authentic copy of the will can be brought to the Court.
DPRI/3/1832/T5 3 February 1832
will bond, penal sum £900; Charles ROCHESTER, yeoman, of Alnwick Moor House in the parish of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland. Died 1832
administration with the will annexed granted to nephew and a residuary legatee; James Russell and Thomas Turner, executors, having died and the residuary legatee having renounced.
DPRI/3/1832/T6 28 February 1832
will bond, penal sum £40; John PIPER, esquire, of Edinburgh. Died 1832
administration with the will annexed granted to widow and administratrix; no executor having been named.
DPRI/3/1832/T7/1-4 31 May 1832
will bond, penal sum £10; Edward ANDERSON, esquire, of Glanton in the parish of Whittingham in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration to William Johnson (the younger) limited to the testator's interest in property at Broxfield
DPRI/3/1832/T8 12 April 1832
will bond, penal sum £200; William ROBINSON, of Tonepit House in the parish of Chollerton in the county of Northumberland. Died 1832
administration with the will annexed granted to John Robinson, son and surviving residuary legatee substituted; there being no executor named and the widow and other son having died.
DPRI/3/1832/T9 23 April 1832
will bond, penal sum £400; John HODGSON, miner, of Irestone in the parish of Stanhope in the county of Durham. Died 1832
administration with the will annexed granted to widow and administratrix; no executor having been named.
DPRI/3/1832/T10 30 April 1832
will bond, penal sum £1,200; John WILKINSON, gentleman, of Stresholme in the parish of Darlington in the county of Durham. Died 1832
administration with the will annexed granted to Sarah Willkinson, sister and one of the next of kin; the wife of the testator and sole executrix and universal legatee having died in the lifetime of her husband and the sister and only other next
of kin having renounced.
DPRI/3/1832/T11 6 April 1832
will bond, penal sum £200; William MILLER, husband of Mary Miller, viewer, of Pit-hill or Beamish South Moor in the parish of Chester-le-Street in the county of Durham. Died 1832
administration with the will annexed granted to widow and universal legatee; no executor having been named.
DPRI/3/1832/T12 7 April 1832
will bond, penal sum £2,000; Elizabeth SELLERS, widow, of Sandgate in the chapelry of All Saints in the town of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 1832
administration with the will annexed granted to John Sellers, surviving residuary legatee; Jonas Sellers, the sole executor and other residuary legatee having died in the lifetime of the testatrix.
DPRI/3/1832/T13/1-4 30 April 1832
will bond, penal sum £10; John WILSON, esquire, of Morpeth in the county of Northumberland. Died 1821
grant of administration to Henry Brummell limited to the testator's interest in property known as the Queens Head Inn, Morpeth
DPRI/3/1832/T14 20 March 1832
will bond, penal sum £400; Margaret BROWN, widow, of Norton in the county of Durham. Died 21 February 1831
administration with the will annexed granted to John Wilson, only legatee; there being neither executor or residuary legatee named.
DPRI/3/1832/T15 6 July 1832
will bond, penal sum £2,000; Robert CHATER, husband of Elizabeth Chater, farmer, of Monkseaton in the parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland. Died 26 September 1831
administration with a copy of the will annexed granted to Mary Chater and Henry Chater, the executors named; limited until the original or a more authentic copy can be brought.
DPRI/3/1832/T16 4 July 1832
will bond, penal sum £400; John CRAIG, mariner, of Neshams Square in the parish of Sunderland near the sea in the county of Durham. Died 1832
administration with the will annexed granted to widow and universal legatee; the sole executor having died in the lifetime of the testator.
DPRI/3/1832/T17 19 March 1832
will bond, penal sum £400; Henry STOREY, farmer, of Knox New House in the parish of Rothbury in the county of Northumberland. Died 1832
administration with the will annexed granted to widow and administratrix, no executor or residuary legatee having been named.
DPRI/3/1832/T18 9 July 1832
will bond, penal sum £4,000; Ann DENT, spinster, of Shortflat in the parish of Bolam in the county of Northumberland. Died 1832
administration with the will annexed granted to three residuary legatees; the sole executor and also the brother and residuary legatee having died in the lifetime of the testator.
DPRI/3/1832/T19 21 May 1832
will bond, penal sum £400; Isabella SANDERSON, widow, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland. Died 1832
administration with the will annexed granted to the son and one of the residuary legatees; there being no executor named.
DPRI/3/1832/T20 5 June 1832
will bond, penal sum £400; Richard POTTS, farmer, of Hindhaugh in the chapelry of Birtley in the county of Northumberland. Died 1832
administration with the will annexed granted Sarah Potts, the sole executrix of John Potts who was the sole executor and residuary legatee of the testator.
DPRI/3/1832/T21 21 May 1832
will bond, penal sum £100; James WOOD, carpenter, of Monkwearmouth Shore in the county of Durham. Died 1832
administration with the will annexed granted to brother and only next of kin; the wife and executor and also the other executor having died in the lifetime of the testator.
DPRI/3/1832/T22 23 May 1832
will bond, penal sum £600; Joseph GILL, labourer, of Sedgefield in the county of Durham. Died 1832
administration with the will annexed granted to Joseph Gill, one of the children, next of kin and universal legatees; the widow and sole executrix having died in the lifetime of the testator and the other children and only other next of kin and
universal legatees having renounced.
DPRI/3/1832/T23 25 May 1832
will bond, penal sum £900; Richard MARSHALL, butcher, of Hurworth in the county of Durham. Died 1832
administration with the will annexed granted to Thomas Marshall, one of the residuary legatees; the sole executor and also the other two residuary legatees having renounced.
DPRI/3/1832/T24/1-6 7 September 1832
will bond, penal sum £10; John RICHARDSON, gentleman, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration to James John Thompson limited to the testator's interest in property at Alnwick.
DPRI/3/1832/T25 14 August 1832
will bond, penal sum £400; Joseph DOBINSON, collier, of parochial chapelry of Saint Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 1832
administration with the will annexed granted to sister, only next of kin and the surviving residuary legatee; the widow and universal legatee and one of the executors having died without taking up probate and the other residuary legatee having
died during the lifetime of the testator.
DPRI/3/1832/T26/1 28 August 1832
will bond, penal sum £900; Ann JOHNSON, spinster, of chapelry of All Saints in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 1832
administration with the will annexed granted to Frances Mellish Johnson and Elizabeth Johnson, the only residuary legatees above the age of twenty one years; there being no executor named.
DPRI/3/1832/T26/2-3 23 May 1832
letter of request; Ann JOHNSON, spinster, of chapelry of All Saints in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 1832
request from Durham to magistrates of Dumfies to take oath
DPRI/3/1832/T26/4 30 August 1832
certificate of oath; Ann JOHNSON, spinster, of chapelry of All Saints in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 1832
reply from Dumfries to Durham
DPRI/3/1832/T26/5-6 28 August 1832
affidavit; Ann JOHNSON, spinster, of chapelry of All Saints in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 1832
DPRI/3/1832/T27 13 September 1832
will bond, penal sum £400; John GIBB, grocer, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland. Died 1832
administration with the will annexed granted Henry Gibb and Robert Blakey, the fathers of Hannah Gibb, and infant, and Isabella Blakey, a minor, the nieces and residuary legatees; there being no executor named.
DPRI/3/1832/T28 14 September 1832
will bond, penal sum £200; James NORRIS, publican, carpenter, of Greenwich in the county of Kent but late of South Shields in the county of Durham. Died 1832
administration with the will annexed granted to the widow and universal legatee; there being no executor named.
DPRI/3/1832/T29 2 October 1832
will bond, penal sum £400; George GREGG, blacksmith, of Berwick upon Tweed. Died 1832
administration with the will annexed granted to James Gregg the son, one of the next of kin and administrator; the widow, sole executrix and universal legatee having died in the lifetime of the testator.
DPRI/3/1832/T30 23 October 1832
will bond, penal sum £400; Mary THOMPSON, widow of William Thompson of Sadler Street Durham, butcher, widow, of Durham City. Died 1832
administration with the will annexed granted to Mary Hobart, the daughter, one of the next of kin and a legatee; there being no executor or residuary legatee named and Edward Thompson, a minor and John Dixon, a deaf and dumb person, two of the
sons and the only other legatees being respectively incapable of acting.
DPRI/3/1832/T31 31 October 1832
will bond, penal sum £6,000; Cuthbert PIGG, builder, of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 1832
administration with the will annexed granted to the daughter and one of the residuary legatees above the age of 21; the executors and residuary legatees and also Jane Pigg, the other residuary legatee above 21 years having renounced; and the son
and other residuary legatee being yet in his minority.
DPRI/3/1832/T32/1-4 27 October 1832
will bond, penal sum £10; Mary METCALF, spinster, of Stockton in the county of Durham
grant of administration to William Crawford Newby limited to the testator's interest in property at Seaton Carew.
DPRI/3/1832/T33 9 November 1832
will bond, penal sum £800; Eleanor BAKER, widow, of Rectors Gill in the parish of Bishopwearmouth. Died 1832
administration with the will annexed granted to Jane Hancock, administratrix of Thomas Baker, the son, sole executor and residurary legatee.
DPRI/3/1832/T34 16 November 1832
will bond, penal sum £200; Peter WATSON, miller, widower, of Cleadon Mill in the parish of Whitburn in the county of Durham. Died 1832
administration with the will annexed granted 3 of the children, next of kin and legatees; no executor or residuary legatee having been named and the only other legatee being at present beyond the seas.
DPRI/3/1832/T35/1-4 19 November 1832
will bond, penal sum £10; Henry RIDLEY, D.D., rector of Hertingfordbury, Hertfordshire, rector of Hertford St Andrew, Hertfordshire, rector of Kirby Underdale, Yorkshire, prebendary of Gloucester Cathedral, clerk, of Hertford. Died October
1832
grant of administration to Armourer Donkin limited to the testator's interest in property being the freehold estates of Sir Matthew White Ridley, late of Blagdon, Northumberland.
DPRI/3/1832/T36 26 November 1832
will bond, penal sum £4,000; Isabella ALDER, widow, of Weetslett in the parish of Longbenton in the county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to Jane Ogle Ekins, one of the residuary legatees and administratrix of the estate of Margaret Alder, the sister and residuary legatee, since also deceased; the surviving executor having renounced.
DPRI/3/1832/T37 30 November 1832
will bond, penal sum £100; John BRUMWELL, gentleman, of Warden Hill in the parish of Stanhope in the county of Durham. Died 1832
administration with the will annexed granted to relict; the sole executor and residuary legatee having been personally cited and all other who may have an interest having been publically cited and having refused or declined to act.
DPRI/3/1832/T38 3 December 1832
will bond, penal sum £400; Stephen GRAY, master mariner, of North Shields in the parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland. Died 1832
administration with the will annexed granted to the son, one of the next of kin and one of the residuary legatees; one of the executors having died in the lifetime of the testator and the other executor having renounced.
DPRI/3/1832/T39 20 December 1832
will bond, penal sum £200; Thomas GAMBLES, gentleman, of Sadberge in the parish of Haughton le Skerne in the county of Durham. Died 1832
administration with the will annexed granted to son, one of the next of kin and universal legatee; no executor having been named.
DPRI/3/1832/T40/1-4 20 December 1832
will bond, penal sum £10; William HEDLEY, farmer, of Redpath in the Parish of Hartburn in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration to William Robson limited to the testator's interest in property at Elsdon, Northumberland
DPRI/3/1832/T41 29 December 1832
will bond, penal sum £5,200; Peter ARMOUR, master mariner, of East Ballast Hills without the walls but within the liberties of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 1832
administration with the will annexed granted to Elizabeth Ayre and Mary Ann Armour, two of the residuary legatees; the executors and residuary legatees together with the only other surviving residuary legatees above the age of 21 having
renounced; John Mackey and Ellen Mackey, the other surviving residuary legatees being yet in their minority.
Administration bonds 1833Reference: DPRI/3/1833/ADPRI/3/1833/A1 5 January 1833
administration bond, penal sum £100; Margaret RAMSEY, widow, of Shield Row in the chapelry of Tanfield in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A2 9 January 1833
administration bond, penal sum £600; William HINDHAUGH, yeoman, bachelor, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A3 9 January 1833
administration bond, penal sum £8,000; William TURNBULL, grocer, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A4 10 January 1833
administration bond, penal sum £200; William SANDERSON, gentleman, of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A5 11 January 1833
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; William HALL, innkeeper, of Pilgrim Street town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A6 14 January 1833
administration bond, penal sum £900; Nicholas HANSON, butcher, of Middleton one Row in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A7 12 January 1833
administration bond, penal sum £900; George JAMIESON, farmer, of Freemen's HIll in the parish of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A8 18 January 1833
administration bond, penal sum £40; Thomas WILLIES, publican, bachelor, of Howden Head in the chapelry of Witton Le Wear in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A9/1 17 January 1833
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; William ROBERTSON, gentleman, of Ebury Street, Pimlico in the County of Middlesex. Died 20 July 1832
administration granted to William Robertson, son; John Robertson and Charles Robertson having renounced
DPRI/3/1833/A9/2-3 10 January 1833
renunciation; William ROBERTSON, gentleman, of Ebury Street, Pimlico in the County of Middlesex. Died 20 July 1832
DPRI/3/1833/A10 19 January 1833
administration bond, penal sum £200; Frances BRYMER, spinster, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
6.3.1833, estate revalued at £900 see bond DPRI/3/1833/A55
DPRI/3/1833/A11 17 January 1833
administration bond, penal sum £100; James AIR, mariner, of Borough of Berwick upon Tweed in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A12 18 January 1833
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; James TURNBULL, ironmonger, of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A13 21 January 1833
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; Wolstenholme CARR, surgeon, bachelor, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A14 25 January 1833
administration bond, penal sum £900; William COATES, the younger, draper, tailor, bachelor, of city of Durham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A15 22 January 1833
administration bond, penal sum £8,000; William PETERS, esquire, of Town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
estate revalued at £4,000
DPRI/3/1833/A16 25 January 1833
administration bond, penal sum £400; James THOMPSON, blacksmith, of Borough of Berwick upon Tweed in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A17 28 January 1833
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; John BROWN, cow-keeper, of Windmill Hills in the parish of Gateshead in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A18/1 7 January 1833
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Elizabeth BOURN, spinster, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland. Died 7 December 1832
administration granted to Mary Bourn, sister; Richard Bourn, Ann Apedaile, Frances Hays and Sarah Pearson the only brother and sisters of the deceased having renounced
DPRI/3/1833/A18/2-4 28 December 1832
renunciation; Elizabeth BOURN, spinster, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland. Died 7 December 1832
DPRI/3/1833/A19 26 January 1833
administration bond, penal sum £900; John TURNER, farmer, of Bolton in the parish of Edlingham in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A20 7 February 1833
administration bond, penal sum £200; Elizabeth ROBSON, widow, of Chapelry of All Saints in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A21 9 February 1833
administration bond, penal sum £100; Mary MUDD, formerly Mary Hare, otherwise Mary Air, widow, of Gateshead in the county of Durham
administration granted to Robert Hare Mudd, son; the other son, Christopher Mudd, being a minor
DPRI/3/1833/A22 4 February 1833
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; William WILSON, ship-owner, of South Blyth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A23/1 12 February 1833
administration bond, penal sum £200; Margaret HAYLINGS, widow, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland. Died 9 December 1832
administration granted to Henry Davison, brother; Elizabeth Dixon, Ann Davison and Isabella Davison sisters, having renounced
DPRI/3/1833/A23/2-4 11 February 1833
renunciation; Margaret HAYLINGS, widow, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland. Died 9 December 1832
DPRI/3/1833/A24/1 14 February 1833
administration bond, penal sum £400; John PUNSHON, servant, yeoman, East Denton in the parish of Longbenton in the county of Northumberland, Willington in the parish of Wallsend in the county of Northumberland. Died 10 September 1832
administration granted to Luke Punshon, only son; Ann Punshon relict having renounced
DPRI/3/1833/A24/2-3 13 February 1833
renunciation; John PUNSHON, servant, yeoman, East Denton in the parish of Longbenton in the county of Northumberland, Willington in the parish of Wallsend in the county of Northumberland. Died 10 September 1832
DPRI/3/1833/A25 15 February 1833
administration bond, penal sum £100; Adam TATE, publican, of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A26
administration bond, penal sum £12,000; Thomas JACKSON, master mariner, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A27 15 February 1833
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; John HOPPER, gentleman, of Heckley in the parish of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A28 18 February 1833
administration bond, penal sum £600; Barbara BARKAS, spinster, of Gosforth House in the chapelry of Gosforth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A29 19 February 1833
administration bond, penal sum £200; William BYERS, yeoman, bachelor, of Berwick upon Tweed in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A30 21 February 1833
administration bond, penal sum £400; Stephen RELPH, weaver, of Morpeth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A31 22 February 1833
administration bond, penal sum £200; Sarah STALPORT, widow, of Lemington in the parish of Newburn in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A32 23 February 1833
administration bond, penal sum £100; John JEFFERSON, collier, of Murton in the parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A33 23 February 1833
administration bond, penal sum £400; John CAIRNS, husbandman, widower, of Berwick upon Tweed in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A34 23 February 1833
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Peter CAIRNS, gentleman, bachelor, of Berwick upon Tweed in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A35 23 February 1833
administration bond, penal sum £400; Nicholas CARR, shoemaker, of Stockton in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A36 26 February 1833
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Richard Pringle WATSON, the younger, chemist, druggist, widower, of Chapelry of All Saints in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A37 28 February 1833
administration bond, penal sum £800; John CLENNELL, shipwright, bachelor, of Saint Peters in the chapelry of All Saints in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A38 20 February 1833
administration bond, penal sum £400; William HUNTER, saddler, of Barnard Castle in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A39 12 March 1832
administration bond, penal sum £900; Elizabeth Ramsbottom ATCHINSON, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A40 2 March 1833
administration bond, penal sum £20,000; James KIRKLEY, draper, brewer, of South Shields in the chapelry of Saint Hild in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A41 4 March 1833
administration bond, penal sum £12,000; Julia FAWCETT, spinster, of in the parish of Saint Mary in the South Bailey in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A42 4 March 1833
administration bond, penal sum £400; Margaret ELLIOTT, widow, of in the parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A43 2 March 1833
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; George MARSHALL, ship-owner, bachelor, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A44 5 March 1833
administration bond, penal sum £400; William PRINGLE, blacksmith, of Sunderland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A45 21 July 1832
administration bond, penal sum £400; David COLLIER, labourer, of City of Edinburgh
DPRI/3/1833/A46 6 March 1833
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Elizabeth WATSON, formerly Pigg, of chapelry of all Saints in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A47 6 March 1833
administration bond, penal sum £900; George RIDLEY, master mariner, of Monkwearmouth Shore in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A48 6 March 1833
administration bond, penal sum £900; Matthew DIXON, victualler, of chapelry of Saint John in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A49 7 March 1833
administration bond, penal sum £400; Jesse SCOTT, flour dealer, grocer, bachelor, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A50 16 March 1833
administration bond, penal sum £400; Beatrice GIBSON, spinster, of Milburn Place in the parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A51/1 18 March 1833
administration bond, penal sum £200; Elizabeth FORSTER, widow, of Gateshead in the county of Durham. Died 29 December 1831
administration granted to Mary Buckley niece; Elizabeth Shaw, niece and the only other next of kin having renounced
DPRI/3/1833/A51/2-3 16 March 1833
renunciation; Elizabeth FORSTER, widow, of Gateshead in the county of Durham. Died 29 December 1831
DPRI/3/1833/A52/1 16 March 1833
administration bond, penal sum £400; Edward POAD, master mariner, bachelor, of Alemouth in the parish of Lesbury in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A52/2 16 March 1833
affidavit of sureties; Edward POAD, master mariner, bachelor, of Alemouth in the parish of Lesbury in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A53 19 March 1833
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; Richard Carr BELOUGH, house-carpenter, of chapelry of Saint John in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
estate revalued at £2,000
DPRI/3/1833/A54 23 March 1833
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Richard WALTON, agent, of Westgate in the chapelry of Saint John in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A56/1 27 March 1833
administration bond, penal sum £10; Mary CHRISHOP, of City of Durham in the county of Durham. Died 17 March 1809
administration granted to Charles Ralph Fryer lawful attorney of Margaret Hicks widow, daughter
DPRI/3/1833/A56/2 22 March 1833
power of attorney; Mary CHRISHOP, of City of Durham in the county of Durham. Died 17 March 1809
DPRI/3/1833/A57 6 April 1833
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; James HUTCHINSON, gentleman, of Sheriff Hill in the in the parish of Gateshead in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A58 11 April 1833
administration bond, penal sum £200; John Lipton HUTTON, bachelor, of Bishop Wearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A59 3 April 1833
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; Edward PEARSON, butcher, bachelor, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A61 19 April 1833
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Phoebe WILSON, formerly Phoebe Douglass widow, widow, of Gillygate in the parish of Saint Giles near the city of Durham in the county of Durham . Died 29 December 1832
DPRI/3/1833/A62 19 April 1833
administration bond, penal sum £200; Robert DOWNEY, bottle-maker, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A63 23 April 1833
administration bond, penal sum £400; James SLOAN, grocer, tea-dealer, of in the parish of Saint Nicholas City Durham County Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A64 25 April 1833
administration bond, penal sum £200; Fenwick PEARSON, agent, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A65 26 April 1833
administration bond, penal sum £400; William WILKINSON, farmer, of Stockton in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A66 2 May 1833
administration bond, penal sum £100; Robert APPLEBY, mason, of Causey Park Bridge in the chapelry of Hebburn in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A67 3 May 1833
administration bond, penal sum £900; Robert BATEMAN, innkeeper, of New Elvert in the City of Durham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A68 4 May 1833
administration bond, penal sum £400; Barbara SURTEES, widow, of Darras Hall in the parish of Ponteland in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A69 4 May 1833
administration bond, penal sum £400; John KINDRED, farmer, bachelor, of Burnhouse in Coanwood in the parish of Haltwhistle in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to Michael Pigg father and guardian of John Pigg, Mary Pigg and Thomas Pigg, minors, great nephews and great niece three of the next of kin of the deceasd
DPRI/3/1833/A70 6 May 1833
administration bond, penal sum £200; Cuthbert RIDLEY, joiner, cabinet-maker, of Sunderland near the sea in the parish of Sunderland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A71 7 May 1833
administration bond, penal sum £40; Andrew HUNTER, blacksmith, widower, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A72 9 May 1833
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; Ann CUTHBERT, widow, of Redheugh in the county of Northumberland. Died 4 October 1828
DPRI/3/1833/A73 10 May 1833
administration bond, penal sum £100; Robert DOUGHTY, mariner, bachelor, of Sunderland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A74 17 May 1833
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Stephen WILKINSON, bookseller, widower, of Morpeth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A75 17 May 1833
administration bond, penal sum £900; Margaret CHARLTON, widow, of Old Elvet in the parish of Saint Oswald near the city of Durham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A76 18 May 1833
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Matthew ATKINSON, farmer, of Stonechesters in the parish of Brancepeth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A77 14 May 1833
administration bond, penal sum £200; Ann CHARLTON, widow, of Morpeth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A78 21 May 1833
administration bond, penal sum £40; John HUNTER, mason, bachelor, of Castle Garth in the parish of Saint Nicholas town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A79 21 May 1833
administration bond, penal sum £200; John PROUD, countryman, of Wallnook in the parish of Lanchester in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A80/1-3 19 May 1833
administration bond, penal sum £10; Henry WASTELL, clerk, of Simonburn in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to George Waugh Stable, limited to the deceased's interest in property at Bywell St Andrew and St Peter and Newton
DPRI/3/1833/A81 22 May 1833
administration bond, penal sum £400; William WARRIER, engineer, of Gateshead in the parish of Gateshead in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A82 24 May 1833
administration bond, penal sum £400; Thomas HYMERS, farmer, of Burnhouse in the township of Coanwood in the parish of Haltwhistle in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A83 21 May 1833
administration bond, penal sum £40; Elizabeth YOUNGER, widow, of Tottenham in the county of Middlesex
DPRI/3/1833/A84 24 May 1833
administration bond, penal sum £400; George RUTHERFORD, publican, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A85 11 May 1833
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; Thomas CURRELL, gentleman, bachelor, of Bishopwearmouth in the County of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A86 21 May 1833
administration bond, penal sum £40; George WATSON, yeoman, of Morpeth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A87 4 June 1833
administration bond, penal sum £200; John ARCHER, master mariner, of Quay Side in the chapelry of All Saints town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A88 5 June 1833
administration bond, penal sum £400; John ATKINSON, farmer, of Rookhope in the parish of Stanhope in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A89 6 June 1833
administration bond, penal sum £600; Margaret FRAME, widow, of Chapelry of Saint John town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1833/A90 7 June 1833
administration bond, penal sum £200; Dorothy CLEUGH, formerly Hunter, of Longhorsley in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A91 8 June 1833
administration bond, penal sum £100; Simpson MILLER, excise preventive officer, of Haltwhistle in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A92 11 June 1833
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; John SHARP, coal-owner, of Quarry House in the chaplery of Witton-le-Wear in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A93 6 June 1833
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; Joseph ROBSON, farmer, of Brenkley in the parish of Ponteland in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A94 14 June 1833
administration bond, penal sum £400; Phillis NICHOLSON, formerly Phillis Thompson, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A95 15 June 1833
administration bond, penal sum £200; Barbara JEFFERSON, widow, of Murton in the parish of Tynmouth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A96 17 June 1833
administration bond, penal sum £200; Mary KIRSOPP, formerly Mary Carr, of Slaley Wood foot in the parish of Slaley in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A97 11 June 1833
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Elizabeth TEBAY, widow, of Monkwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A98 17 June 1833
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; John COCKBURN, grocer, bachelor, of Borough of Berwick upon Tweed
estate revalued at £3,000
DPRI/3/1833/A99 20 June 1833
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; William WALLIS, royal navy lieutenant, esquire, of Adderstone in the parish of Bamburgh in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A100 24 June 1833
administration bond, penal sum £600; Isaac KIRKLEY, publican, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A101 22 June 1833
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; John TAIT, yeoman, of Newton on the Moor in the parish of Shilbottle in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A102 8 July 1833
administration bond, penal sum £40; Sarah Buckley AYRE, of Bishop Wearmouth in the parish of Bishop Wearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A103 11 July 1833
administration bond, penal sum £40; Ambrose WATSON, ship-owner, of Sunderland near the sea in the county of Durham
administration granted to Ambrose Watson and Harrison Watson,next of kin of the deceased ,for goods left unadministed by Jane Watson widow of the deceased who has since died
DPRI/3/1833/A104 10 July 1833
administration bond, penal sum £400; Thomas WILLIS, yeoman, bachelor, of Chapelry of All Saints town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A105 26 June 1833
administration bond, penal sum £600; Ann HOLBURN, widow, of Monkwearmouth in the county of Durham
administration granted to Elizabeth Stephenson, John Gibson and Ann Coxon for goods left unadministed by Elizabeth Tebay deceased, only child of the deceased
DPRI/3/1833/A106 11 March 1833
administration bond, penal sum £600; William Gibson PEART, master mariner, bachelor, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A107 13 July 1833
administration bond, penal sum £400; Matthew SHERRATON, painter, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A108 20 July 1833
administration bond, penal sum £100; Joshua SWALLOW, quarryman, of Windy Nook in the chapelry of Heworth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A109 20 July 1833
administration bond, penal sum £40; James BAKER, mariner, of Sunderland near the Sea in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A110 17 July 1833
administration bond, penal sum £200; Charlotte WATSON, widow, of parish of Saint Nicholas town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A111 22 July 1833
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; John DEIGHTON, farmer, of Thickley in the parish of Saint Andrew Auckland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A112/1-3 24 July 1833
administration bond, penal sum £10; Joseph PRESTON, gentleman, of Stockton in the county of Durham
grant of administration to Joseph Radcliffe Wilson limited to the intestate's interest in property in the Borough of Stockton
DPRI/3/1833/A113 23 July 1833
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; John COXON, farmer, of Low Framlington in the chapelry of Longframlington in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A114 29 July 1833
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; William APPLEBY, butcher, of Causey Park Bridge in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A115 23 May 1833
administration bond, penal sum £400; Thomas JAMES, labourer, bachelor, of Lowick in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A116 3 August 1833
administration bond, penal sum £400; William PATTISON, farmer, widower, of Claxton in the parish of Greatham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A117 16 August 1833
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Henry SMITH, common brewer, maltster, bachelor, of Winlaton in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A118 27 July 1833
administration bond, penal sum £900; Margaret ROBERTSON, spinster, of Innerleithen in the county of Peebles in North Britain
DPRI/3/1833/A119/1 22 August 1833
administration bond, penal sum £400; Rachel SHIELDS, widow, of Bishop Wearmouth in the parish of Bishop Wearmouth in the county of Durham. Died 11 August 1833
administration granted to John Sommerville, brother, Elizabeth Burnett sister having renounced
DPRI/3/1833/A119/2-3 22 August 1833
renunciation; Rachel SHIELDS, widow, of Bishop Wearmouth in the parish of Bishop Wearmouth in the county of Durham. Died 11 August 1833
DPRI/3/1833/A120 22 June 1833
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Margaret STEELE, spinster, of Barnard Castle in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A121/1-4 10 June 1833
administration bond, penal sum £10; Thomas Goodfellow SHAFTO, rector of Brancepeth, canon of Christ Church in the university of Oxford, D.D., clerk, of Brancepeth in the county of Durham. Died 17 October 1799
administration granted to Charles Ellis and Henry Whittaker limited to the deceased's interest in properties in the township of Swinhoe
DPRI/3/1833/A122 26 August 1833
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Elizabeth HEDLEY, spinster, of Greenchesters in the parish of Elsdon in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A123 28 August 1833
administration bond, penal sum £900; Thomas OLIVER, gentleman, of Bishop Wearmouth in the parish of Bishop Wearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A124 28 August 1833
administration bond, penal sum £900; John SNOWDON, husbandman, of Healey Wood in the parish of Morpeth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A125 23 August 1833
administration bond, penal sum £100; Margaret HEWARD, widow, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A126/1 9 August 1833
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Jonathan SOPPITT, farmer, yeoman, of in the parish of Bywell Saint Peter in the county of Northumberland. Died 7 February 1833
administration granted to Edward Soppitt and John Dixon, uncles and guardians of Ann Soppitt, a minor, the only daughter and next of kin of the deceased
DPRI/3/1833/A126/2-4 19 July 1833
acceptance of guardianship; Jonathan SOPPITT, farmer, yeoman, of in the parish of Bywell Saint Peter in the county of Northumberland. Died 7 February 1833
DPRI/3/1833/A127 28 August 1833
administration bond, penal sum £3,500; Christopher Septimus HILL, customs comptroller, of Bishopwearmounth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A128 3 September 1833
administration bond, penal sum £10,000; Alicia Jane WALLIS, spinster, of Hurworth Grange in the parish of Hurworth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A129/1 7 September 1833
administration bond, penal sum £14,000; William JAMES, esquire, bachelor, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham. Died June 1833
DPRI/3/1833/A129/2-3 29 July 1833
renunciation; William JAMES, esquire, bachelor, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham. Died June 1833
Ann James sister and one of the next of kin of the deceased renounced her right to letters of administration
DPRI/3/1833/A130 9 September 1833
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Elizabeth TEBAY, widow, of Monkwearmouth in the county of Durham
estate revalued at £1,500
DPRI/3/1833/A131/1 16 September 1833
administration bond, penal sum £400; George CARR, tin-plate worker, widower, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland. Died 21 December 1832
administration granted to John Henderson grandson of the deceased; George Carr, son, having renounced
DPRI/3/1833/A131/2-4 14 September 1833
renunciation; George CARR, tin-plate worker, widower, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland. Died 21 December 1832
DPRI/3/1833/A132 17 September 1833
administration bond, penal sum £400; Sarah ELLIOTT, spinster, of Anstead in the chapelry of Beadnell in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A133 19 September 1833
administration bond, penal sum £40; John WATSON, miner, of Gateshead in the parish of Gateshead in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A134 24 September 1833
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; John TODD, without child or parent, grocer, widower, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
estate revalued at £3,000
DPRI/3/1833/A135/1 21 September 1833
administration bond, penal sum £200; John STOREY, master mariner, widower, of Hebburn in the parish of Jarrow in the county of Durham. Died 6 August 1833
DPRI/3/1833/A135/2-3 21 September 1833
renunciation; James TROTTER, mariner, widower, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland. Died 1 September 1833
renunciation of Mary Trotter widow, mother; exhibited, 27 Sep 1833
DPRI/3/1833/A135/4-5 21 September 1833
renunciation; John STOREY, master mariner, widower, of Hebburn in the parish of Jarrow in the county of Durham. Died 6 August 1833
renunciation of Jane Storey, Mary Anderson and Thomas Stothard Storey, children of the deceased; exhibited, 21 Sep 1833
DPRI/3/1833/A136 24 September 1833
administration bond, penal sum £400; Robert ANDERSDON, mariner, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A137 27 September 1833
administration bond, penal sum £40; James TROTTER, mariner, widower, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland. Died 1 September 1833
DPRI/3/1833/A138 30 September 1833
administration bond, penal sum £400; Miles HANN, ship-owner, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A139 2 October 1833
administration bond, penal sum £400; John GOODCHILD, esquire, of Pallion in the parish of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham
administration granted Mary Fairless daughter of the deceased, Elizabeth Goodchild the lawful relict who survived the deceased but has since died
DPRI/3/1833/A140 2 October 1833
administration bond, penal sum £900; George HUTCHINSON, ship-owner, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A141 2 October 1833
administration bond, penal sum £200; David SCOTT, master mariner, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A142 4 October 1833
administration bond, penal sum £40; Edward BROWELL, farmer, labourer, of Cornforth Moor House in the parish of Bishop Middleham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A143/1 3 October 1833
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Ursula HOWDON, formerly Ursula Dodd, widow, of Bank House in the chapelry Haydon in the county of Northumberland. Died December 1832
grant of administration to Ralph Reed and William Lambert, guardians of Catherine Howdon and John Howdon; Ursula Howdon, relict, having died
DPRI/3/1833/A143/2-3 17 February 1832
acceptance of guardianship; Ursula HOWDON, formerly Ursula Dodd, widow, of Bank House in the chapelry Haydon in the county of Northumberland. Died December 1832
DPRI/3/1833/A144 5 October 1833
administration bond, penal sum £200; James SALTER, surgeon, apothecary, of South Blyth in the chapelry of Earsdon in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A145 7 October 1833
administration bond, penal sum £40; George RICHAN, ship-carpenter, widower, of Sunderland near the sea in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A146 9 October 1833
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Isaac LAWSON, gardener, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A147 14 October 1833
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; Ambrose OYSTON, gentleman, of Township of Westoe in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A148 16 October 1833
administration bond, penal sum £600; Hannah LONGBOTHAM, widow, of Ryhope in the parish of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A149/1 12 October 1833
administration bond, penal sum £600; John ROBINSON, tailor, bachelor, of Southwick in the parish of Monkwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A149/2 12 October 1833
affidavit of sureties; John ROBINSON, tailor, bachelor, of Southwick in the parish of Monkwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A150 17 September 1833
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Thomas FARROW, gentleman, of Hurworth in the parish of Hurworth upon Tees in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A151 11 October 1833
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; William PARKIN, gentleman, widower, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A152 21 October 1833
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; William Robson OXLEY, master mariner, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A153 17 October 1833
administration bond, penal sum £10; Robert CURRY, esquire, of Conset in the parish of Lanchester in the county of Durham. Died October 1820
grant of administraton to Richard Bowser limited to the sum of £13,000 invested in him as a trustee
DPRI/3/1833/A154 21 October 1833
administration bond, penal sum £40; Thomas YOUNG, tailor, of Ingleton in the parish of Staindrop in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A155 24 October 1833
administration bond, penal sum £200; Matthew SMITH, butcher, of Westgate in the parochial chapelry of Saint John in Newcastle Upon Tyne,but in that part of the said chapelry which is in the County of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A156 22 October 1833
administration bond, penal sum £40; Robert COLLINGWOOD, shipwright, widower, of Bishop Wearmouth in the parish of Bishop Wearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A157 26 October 1833
administration bond, penal sum £200; William RICHARDSON, grocer, draper, of Bishop Auckland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A158 1 November 1833
administration bond, penal sum £600; Nancy NICHOLSON, widow, of chapelry of Saint Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A159/1 31 October 1833
administration bond, penal sum £100; William HENDERSON, blacksmith, of Kibblesworth in the chapelry of Lamesley in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A159/2 4 November 1833
certificate of estate value; William HENDERSON, blacksmith, of Kibblesworth in the chapelry of Lamesley in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A160 4 November 1833
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; John BURRELL, gentleman, bachelor, of Sniperley in the chapelry of Witton Gilbert in the county of Durham
administration granted to John Burrell, Robert Burrell having since died
DPRI/3/1833/A161 8 November 1833
administration bond, penal sum £900; Elizabeth RICHARDSON, widow, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A162 11 November 1833
administration bond, penal sum £400; Joseph ROBSON, yeoman, bachelor, of East Boldon in the parish of Boldon in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A163 11 November 1833
administration bond, penal sum £1,000; Jonathan HILTON, miner, of Blagill Hill Top in the parish of Alston in the county of Cumberland
grant of administration to William Hilton, son; the former administrator William Edgar having died and Thomas Hilton, another son, having declined to act. Estate revalued at £600.
DPRI/3/1833/A164/1 11 November 1833
administration bond, penal sum £400; Agnes PRATT, spinster, of Berwick uopn Tweed in the county of Northumberland
administrarion granted to George Laidlaw, cousin german of the deceased, the other cousins german having renounced
DPRI/3/1833/A164/2-4 5 November 1833
renunciation; Agnes PRATT, spinster, of Berwick uopn Tweed in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A165 14 November 1833
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Mary JOHNSON, spinster, of Eltringham in the parish of Ovingham in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A166 22 November 1833
administration bond, penal sum £200; John PRATT, master mason, of Hebburn in the county of Durham
administration granted to Jane Pratt relict
DPRI/3/1833/A167 22 November 1833
administration bond, penal sum £40; Thomas RICHARDSON, master mariner, of Sunderland near the sea in the parish of Sunderland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A168 14 November 1833
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Henry TEASDALE, yeoman, of Port Seaham in the parish of Dalton le Dale in the county of Durham
administration granted to Hannah Teasdale wife of the deceased
DPRI/3/1833/A169 30 November 1833
administration bond, penal sum £200; James COCKBURN, corn-dealer, widower, of Borough of Berwick upon Tweed in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to Richard Cockburn son of the deceased
DPRI/3/1833/A170 10 December 1833
administration bond, penal sum £100; Andrew SARJANT, mariner, of Sunderland near the sea in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A171 10 December 1833
administration bond, penal sum £900; Ann DUNN, spinster, of Woolsington in the parish of Newburn in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A172 14 December 1833
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Thomas GIBBESON, gentleman, of Windleston in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A173 17 December 1833
administration bond, penal sum £200; John COLLEN, stationer, widower, of in the chapelry of Saint Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to Jane Collen,daughter,next of kin above the age of twenty one years,Mary Collen and Margaret Collen,daughters,being respectively in their minority
DPRI/3/1833/A174 21 December 1833
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Joseph DODD, gentleman, widower, of Fenwick Tower in the parish of Stamfordham in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/A175 26 December 1833
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Thomas GOODCHILD, gentleman, widower, of in the parish of All Saints Poplar in the county of Middlesex
DPRI/3/1833/A176 28 December 1833
administration bond, penal sum £40; John WHITE, gentleman, widower, of Hallgarth Street in the parish of Saint Oswald in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A177 31 December 1833
administration bond, penal sum £40; John WALTON, yeoman, of Gilesgate in Durham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1833/A178 31 December 1833
administration bond, penal sum £400; Peter MACLEOD, master mariner, of late of the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
Will bonds 1833Reference: DPRI/3/1833/TDPRI/3/1833/T1 19 January 1833
will bond, penal sum £18,000; William Henry ANGAS, minister of the gospel, clerk, of South Shields in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted John Lindsay Angas, brother, one of the next of kin and universal legatee; no executor having been named and all other brothers and sisters having consented.
DPRI/3/1833/T2/1-5 21 January 1833
will bond, penal sum £10; Richard HUNTLEY, gentleman, of New Road near Sandgate in Newcastle upon Tyne
grant of administration to Nicholas Ruddock limited to the testator's interest in property at Humshaugh and Hexham; Sarah Huntley having died
DPRI/3/1833/T3 10 November 1833
will bond, penal sum £900; John GLEDSTON, farmer, of Hartley in the chapelry of Horton in the county of Northumberland. Died 30 June 1810
administration with the will annexed granted to son and one of the surviving residuary legatees; the relict, sole executrix and residuary legatee having died and the daughter and other surviving residuary legatee having renounced.
DPRI/3/1833/T4 16 February 1833
will bond, penal sum £400; Elizabeth WILLOUGHBY, widow, of Green street in Bishop Wearmouth in the county of Durham. Died 13 January 1833
administration with the will annexed granted the nieces and residuary legatees; the surviving executor and residuary legatee in trust having renounced.
DPRI/3/1833/T5 13 February 1833
will bond, penal sum £900; Ann HALL, daughter of John and Ann Hall of Marlish in the parish of Hartburn, spinster, of Ellington in the parish of Woodhorn in the county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to the brothers and sisters, only next of kin and also administrators; no executor being named.
DPRI/3/1833/T6 23 February 1833
will bond, penal sum £4,000; Thomas KELL, yeoman, of Belsis in the township of Billingham in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to the relict and children, residuary legatees; the executors having died without completing the administration of the estate.
DPRI/3/1833/T7 9 March 1833
will bond, penal sum £2,000; John RENWICK, steamboat proprietor, of Gateshead in the county of Durham. Died 11 August 1832
administration with the will annexed granted to relict and residuary legatee; the sole executor having renounced.
DPRI/3/1833/T8 12 March 1833
will bond, penal sum £400; Thomas WALKER, tailor, of Haughton in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to son, one of the next of kin and one of the residuary legatees; no executor having been named.
DPRI/3/1833/T9 25 March 1833
will bond, penal sum £400; John WALKER, joiner, of Gateshead in the County of Durham. Died 4 January 1832
administration with the will annexed granted to the sons and residuary legatees; the executors and residuary legatees in trust having renounced.
DPRI/3/1833/T10/1-3 30 March 1833
will bond, penal sum £10; Ralph William GREY, the elder, esquire, of Backworth in the parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration to Richard Medcalf limited to the testator's interest in property at Middenstead in North Shields.
DPRI/3/1833/T11 4 April 1833
will bond, penal sum £600; Elizabeth ELLIOT, widow, formerly of Bawtry in the county of York , late of the chapelry of Saint Andrew Newcastle
administration with the will annexed granted to the son, one of the next of kin and also a legatee; no executor having been named.
DPRI/3/1833/T12 10 April 1833
will bond, penal sum £40; Henry SOUTHERN, nurseryman, gardener, of Lingeefine in the chapelry of Lamesley in the county of Durham. Died 12 July 1832
administration with the will annexed granted to the son, one of the universal legatees; the executors together with the daughter, the other universal legatee for life, having renounced.
DPRI/3/1833/T13 15 April 1833
will bond, penal sum £900; Ann TURNBULL, spinster, of Tanfield in the chapelry of Tanfield and county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to the residuary legatees, no executor having been named.
DPRI/3/1833/T14 18 April 1833
will bond, penal sum £600; Isabella BRODRICK, spinster, of Newbiggen in the county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to brother, only next of kin and a legatee; the sole executor having died in the lifetime of the testator and there being no residuary legatee named.
DPRI/3/1833/T15 23 April 1833
will bond, penal sum £2,200; Isabella THRIFT, widow, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland. Died 16 March 1833
administration with the will annexed granted to daughter, one of the next of kin and one of the residuary legatees; one of the executors having died during the lifetime of the testator and the other executor having renounced.
DPRI/3/1833/T16 27 February 1833
will bond, penal sum £600; Reuben ATKINSON, yeoman, of Morpeth in the county of Northumberland. Died 23 April 1832
administration with the will annexed granted to three of the residuary legatees; the executors having renounced.
DPRI/3/1833/T17/1-5 20 May 1833
will bond, penal sum £10; Matthew FORSTER, esquire, of Bolton in the parish of Edlingham in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration to William Forster limited to the testator's interest in property at Lucker, Northumberland; Jane Forster, the relict having died
DPRI/3/1833/T18 23 May 1833
will bond, penal sum £400; Robert HUNTER, shopkeeper, of Newbottle in the county of Durham. Died 10 January 1833
administration with the will annexed granted son and one of the residuary legatees; the executors together with the daughter and other residuary legatee having renounced.
DPRI/3/1833/T19 18 May 1833
will bond, penal sum £1,200; Thomas STOREY, farmer, of Thriston shaw in the parish of Felton in the county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to relict and two of the children, William Storey and Jane Storey; the executors having renounced and two other children, Thomas Storey and Margaret Storey, being in their minority.
DPRI/3/1833/T20 10 June 1833
will bond, penal sum £900; Sarah STEPHENSON, widow of Robert Stephenson, master mariner, widow, formerly of South Shields in the county of Durham, late of the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 4 September 1832
administration with the will annexed granted to Stephenson Robinson, the nephew and surviving residuary legatee; the executor having renounced and the other residuary legatees having died in the lifetime of the testatrix.
DPRI/3/1833/T21/1-3 8 June 1833
will bond, penal sum £10; Charles WREN, esquire, of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 1832
grant of administration to Thomas Griffith limited to the testator's interest in property at Old Elvet, Durham.
DPRI/3/1833/T22/1-3 17 June 1833
will bond, penal sum £10; Isabel KENNEDY, widow, of Felton in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration to Ralph Park Phillipson limited to the testator's interest in property at Longframlington, Northumberland
DPRI/3/1833/T23/1-4 22 June 1833
will bond, penal sum £10; Thomas WARDELL, gentleman, of Longframlington in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration to John Lindsay limited to the testator's interest in property at Alnwick
DPRI/3/1833/T24 29 June 1833
will bond, penal sum £1,600; Septimus MOWBRAY, druggist, of chapelry of St Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 17 February 1833
administration with the will annexed granted to brother; there being no executor named and the relict having renounced.
DPRI/3/1833/T25 1 July 1833
will bond, penal sum £100; Margaret GRAY, spinster, of Wooler in the county of Northumberland. Died 28 April 1833
administration with the will annexed granted to the nieces and two of the residuary legatees; the sole executor having renounced.
DPRI/3/1833/T26 2 July 1833
will bond, penal sum £40; Jane STOREY, widow, of lowlights near North Shields in the county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to daughter; the son and sole executor having died during the lifetime of the testatrix.
DPRI/3/1833/T27 8 July 1833
will bond, penal sum £200; Thomas AYRE, gentleman, of Newcastle
administration with the will annexed granted to Thomas Ayre, son in law; the daughter and sole executor having survived the testator but since died without taking probate.
DPRI/3/1833/T28 26 June 1833
will bond, penal sum £600; Richard TEBAY, master mariner, of Monkwearmouth Shore in the county of Durham. Died 1832
administration with the will annexed granted to the cousins and only next of kin; the relict and sole executrix having died leaving the estate unadministered.
DPRI/3/1833/T29 3 August 1833
will bond, penal sum £600; William WILSON, builder, formerly of Blyth Sheds, late of Crofton in the chapelry of Horton in the parish of Woodhorn in the county of Northumberland. Died 24 May 1833
administration with the will annexed granted to son and one of the residuary legatees; the brother and sole executor having renounced.
DPRI/3/1833/T30 26 August 1833
will bond, penal sum £600; Francis BRODY, house-carpenter, of Low lights in the parish of Tynemouth
administration with the will annexed granted to son and only surviving next of kin; there being no executor named and the relict and the daughters of the testator having died.
DPRI/3/1833/T31 27 September 1833
will bond, penal sum £600; David MATHER, patten-maker, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 27 June 1833
administration with the will annexed granted to relict and principal legatee; the executors having renounced.
DPRI/3/1833/T32 1 October 1833
will bond, penal sum £6,000; William HALL, clerk, of Haydonbridge in the county of Northumberland. Died 4 June 1803
administration with the will annexed granted to Priscilla Stokoe, nee Richmond, the daughter and one of the surviving executors of the deceased's executor, Henry Richmond; Henry Richmond's other executors having renounced
DPRI/3/1833/T33 8 October 1833
will bond, penal sum £2,000; George CLUTTERBUCK, captain in the 1st Foot Guards, army captain, of Warkworth in the county of Northumberland. Died 19 March 1813
administration with the will annexed granted to the sisters and residuary legatees; there being no executor named.
DPRI/3/1833/T34 16 October 1833
will bond, penal sum £200; Margaret STEPHENSON, widow, of Wreckenton in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to daughter and residuary legatee; no executor having been named.
DPRI/3/1833/T35 28 October 1833
will bond, penal sum £200; William GROZIER, master mariner, of Sunderland near the sea in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to son and one of the residuary legatees; the wife and sole executrix having died in the lifetime of the testator.
DPRI/3/1833/T36 4 November 1833
will bond, penal sum £200; James FOREST, junior, husbandman, of Bolton in the parish of Edlingham in the county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to the relict and also the father of the testator; no executor having been named.
DPRI/3/1833/T37 15 November 1833
will bond, penal sum £200; Anthony ANGUS, cow-keeper, of parish of Saint Andrews within the liberties of the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
administration with the will annexed granted to the relict and universal legatee; no executor having been named.
DPRI/3/1833/T38 19 November 1833
will bond, penal sum £6,000; John MURRAY, doctor of medicine, of Westgate street in the chapelry of St John within the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
administration with the will annexed granted to Mary Esther Pattison, the universal legatee; no executor having been named.
DPRI/3/1833/T39 22 November 1833
will bond, penal sum £2,000; Alexander DOEG, ship-agent, of North Shields in the parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland. Died 16 May 1833
administration with the will annexed granted to the relict and residuary legatee; the executors having renounced.
DPRI/3/1833/T40 23 November 1833
will bond, penal sum £400; Thomas WILKINSON, gentleman, of Holdforth in the township of Fishburn in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to son and only next of kin; no executor having been named.
DPRI/3/1833/T41/1 18 June 1833
will bond, penal sum £1,200; Thomasine BECKWITH, spinster, of Shotley bridge in the parish of Lanchester in the county of Durham. Died 19 February 1833
administration with the will annexed granted to the sister and only next of kin; the sole executrix having died in the lifetime of the testatrix.
DPRI/3/1833/T41/2 15 November 1833
affidavit of sureties; Thomasine BECKWITH, spinster, of Shotley bridge in the parish of Lanchester in the county of Durham. Died 19 February 1833
DPRI/3/1833/T42/1-4 9 December 1833
will bond, penal sum £10; John FRANKLAND, esquire, formerly of West Glanton in the county of Northumberland, late of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration to Matthew Trotter Johnston limited to the testator's interest in property at Bolton, Edlingham, Northumberland.
DPRI/3/1833/T43 30 December 1833
will bond, penal sum £600; John Francis DIXON, coal-agent, of Bishop Auckland in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to mother and universal legatee; no executor having been named.
Administration bonds 1834Reference: DPRI/3/1834/ADPRI/3/1834/A1 2 January 1834
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Christopher ATKINSON, agent, of Heworth in the chapelry of Heworth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A2 6 January 1834
administration bond, penal sum £400; Thomas LODGE, master mariner, of Borough of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1834/A3/1 8 January 1834
administration bond, penal sum £900; Elizabeth ROBSON, widow, of North Middleton in the parish of Hartburn in the county of Northumberland. Died 3 November 1833
DPRI/3/1834/A3/2-4 6 November 1833
renunciation; Elizabeth ROBSON, widow, of North Middleton in the parish of Hartburn in the county of Northumberland. Died 3 November 1833
renunciation of William Coull and Joseph Coull, brothers, nominating Robert Coull to take out administration; exhibited, 23 Dec 1833.
DPRI/3/1834/A4 14 January 1834
administration bond, penal sum £600; Mary PAXTON, widow, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A5 16 January 1834
administration bond, penal sum £600; William LAMB, publican, of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1834/A6 22 January 1834
administration bond, penal sum £1,000; James AYNSLEY, farmer, of Clarewood in the parish of Corbridge in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1834/A7 22 January 1834
administration bond, penal sum £400; Hannah PIGG, spinster, of Staindrop in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A8 23 January 1834
administration bond, penal sum £200; Michael ANDERSON, chemist, grocer, bachelor, of Fatfield in the parish of Chester-le-Street in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A9 5 February 1834
administration bond, penal sum £200; Francis ERRINGTON, blacksmith, publican, of Longhorsley in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1834/A10 8 February 1834
administration bond, penal sum £400; Eleanor EMERSON, widow, of Gateshead in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A11 13 February 1834
administration bond, penal sum £100; William JOBSON, innkeeper, of North Sunderland in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1834/A12/1 10 February 1834
administration bond, penal sum £400; Mary Ann Jane BYNE, widow, of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland. Died 8 August 1833
DPRI/3/1834/A12/2-4 13 February 1834
acceptance of guardianship; Mary Ann Jane BYNE, widow, of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland. Died 8 August 1833
Tomas Grieveson guardian of his nephew, John Grieveson, a minor
DPRI/3/1834/A12/5-6 13 February 1834
election of guardian; Mary Ann Jane BYNE, widow, of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland. Died 8 August 1833
DPRI/3/1834/A13 11 February 1834
administration bond, penal sum £400; William PATTISON, yeoman, of Arches Flat in the township of Henshaw in the parish of Haltwhistle in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1834/A14 14 February 1834
administration bond, penal sum £900; Jane SMITH, widow, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A15 17 February 1834
administration bond, penal sum £400; Richard HEWITSON, painter, glazier, publican, of Sunderland near the sea in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A16 18 February 1834
administration bond, penal sum £400; Robert WARDLE, free porter, of parochial chapelry of Saint John Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1834/A17 19 February 1834
administration bond, penal sum £200; Parkin HUNTER, commercial traveller, bachelor, of Newburn in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1834/A18/1-8 16 January 1834
administration bond, penal sum £10; George LODGE, gentleman, of Saint Trinians in the county of York
grant of administration to Thomas Wheldon limited to the decease's interest in property at Headlam and Gainford
DPRI/3/1834/A19 15 February 1834
administration bond, penal sum £400; John THOMPSON, farmer, of Low West House in the township of Hedley Hope in the parish of Lanchester in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A20 22 February 1834
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; James ARMSTRONG, innkeeper, of Alston in the county of Cumberland
administration granted to Margaret Armstrong, relict
DPRI/3/1834/A21 24 February 1834
administration bond, penal sum £400; John WALES, yeoman, bachelor, of West Boldon in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A22 28 December 1833
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; George STEPHENSON, gentleman, widower, of Wooler in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1834/A23 21 February 1834
administration bond, penal sum £40; George AVERY, butcher, bachelor, of chapelry of Saint Andrew Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1834/A24/1 11 March 1834
administration bond, penal sum £100; William BARKAS, builder, widower, of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland. Died 23 October 1833
DPRI/3/1834/A24/2-4 10 March 1834
election of guardian; William BARKAS, builder, widower, of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland. Died 23 October 1833
DPRI/3/1834/A24/5-7 10 March 1834
acceptance of guardianship; William BARKAS, builder, widower, of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland. Died 23 October 1833
Thomas Barker, guardian
DPRI/3/1834/A25 19 March 1834
administration bond, penal sum £400; Thomas BELL, governor of the Tynemouth workhouses, workhouse governor, widower, of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1834/A26 18 March 1834
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Mary CLARK, widow, of Berwick-upon-Tweed in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1834/A27 24 March 1834
administration bond, penal sum £600; Richard PARKIN, farmer, of Westerton in the parish of Auckland Saint Andrew in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A28/1 20 March 1834
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; James BIRKETT, clerk, of Ovingham in the county of Northumberland. Died 25 September 1833
administration granted to Mary Birkett, relict
DPRI/3/1834/A28/2-4 30 December 1861
grant of administration, penal sum £4,000; James BIRKETT, clerk, of Ovingham in the county of Northumberland. Died 25 September 1833
administration granted to Susan Williams Birkett, relict of the deceased's son, the new administrator having also undertaken to administer the goods etc. of the deceased's only other son; endorsed that grant formerly made, Mar 1854 [?recte
1834]
DPRI/3/1834/A29 26 March 1834
administration bond, penal sum £200; Joseph SESSFORD, clock-maker, watchmaker, of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1834/A30 27 March 1834
administration bond, penal sum £40; George GOODAKER, mariner, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A31 27 March 1834
administration bond, penal sum £40; Joseph WOOD, mariner, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A32 20 March 1834
administration bond, penal sum £14,000; Collingwood Forster LINDSAY, esquire, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1834/A33 18 March 1834
administration bond, penal sum £90; John SANDERSON, customs officer, of Stockton-on-Tees in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A34 22 February 1834
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Gilbert GARGEY, farmer, of Lowick in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1834/A35 2 April 1834
administration bond, penal sum £600; William RUSBY, publican, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A36 29 March 1834
administration bond, penal sum £8,000; Edmund Henry TAYLOR, minor, bachelor, of Swalwell in the parish of Whickham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A37 7 April 1834
administration bond, penal sum £400; Lancelot BURN, pilot, widower, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A38 17 March 1834
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Edward MORTON, farmer, bachelor, of Horton East side in the parish of Chatton in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1834/A39/1 11 April 1834
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Edward STEEL, civil engineer, colliery viewer, of Low Fell Gateshead in the county of Durham. Died 19 December 1833
DPRI/3/1834/A39/2-5 10 April 1834
renunciation; Edward STEEL, civil engineer, colliery viewer, of Low Fell Gateshead in the county of Durham. Died 19 December 1833
renunciation of Ann Steel, widow; exhibited, 11 April 1834.
DPRI/3/1834/A40 11 April 1834
administration bond, penal sum £400; John EDGAR, surgeon, of borough of Berwick-upon-Tweed in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1834/A41 14 April 1834
administration bond, penal sum £400; David WILSON, pitman, of Fenwick in the chapelry of Kyloe in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A42 15 April 1834
administration bond, penal sum £40; Thomas LIDDLE, mariner, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A43 15 April 1834
administration bond, penal sum £40; James THOMPSON, mariner, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A44 15 April 1834
administration bond, penal sum £40; William BROWN, mariner, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A45 17 April 1834
administration bond, penal sum £400; Thomas DAWSON, cartwright, of Backworth in the chapelry of Earsdon in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1834/A46 19 April 1834
administration bond, penal sum £40; Nathaniel WILSON, mariner, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A47
administration bond, penal sum £10; Benjamin DOBSON, yeoman, of Aycliffe in the parish of Aycliffe in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A48 21 April 1834
administration bond, penal sum £8,000; John DEIGHTON, farmer, of Thickley in the parish of St Andrew Auckland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A49 17 April 1834
administration bond, penal sum £200; James WEALLANS, labourer, widower, of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1834/A50 26 April 1834
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; William Watson CORNER, farmer, of Amerston Hall in the parish of Elwick in the county of Durham
estate revalued at £600
DPRI/3/1834/A51 26 April 1834
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Ralph GOFTON, farmer, of Bullock Steads in the chapelry of Gosforth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1834/A52 26 April 1834
administration bond, penal sum £40; Edward ROBINSON, mariner, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A53 26 April 1834
administration bond, penal sum £40; John WELCH, carpenter, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A54 1 May 1834
administration bond, penal sum £400; Robert STORY, labourer, of Wolviston in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A55 6 May 1834
administration bond, penal sum £400; Dorothy SWAN, formerly Hailes, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1834/A56 27 January 1834
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Jeremiah ABBS, ship-owner, of Fulwell in the parish of Monkwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A57 6 May 1834
administration bond, penal sum £40; Robert HALL, mariner, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A58/10-13 21 April 1834
letter of request; James Wilmont RAWLINS, alias Wilmont, bastard, school-teacher, gentleman, bachelor, late of Barrington School Bishop Auckland in the county of Durham, formerly of Westminster in the county of Middlesex. Died 23 September
1832
request from Durham to Prerogative Court of Canterbury to take oath and grant administration to George Maule esquire
DPRI/3/1834/A58/1 6 May 1834
administration bond, penal sum £16,000; James Wilmont RAWLINS, alias Wilmont, bastard, school-teacher, gentleman, bachelor, late of Barrington School Bishop Auckland in the county of Durham, formerly of Westminster in the county of Middlesex.
Died 23 September 1832
administration granted to George Maule for the use of the crown
DPRI/3/1834/A58/14-16 15 April 1834
power of attorney; James Wilmont RAWLINS, alias Wilmont, bastard, school-teacher, gentleman, bachelor, late of Barrington School Bishop Auckland in the county of Durham, formerly of Westminster in the county of Middlesex. Died 23 September
1832
power of attorney of Iltid Nichol, Procurator General, empowering Joseph Davison of Durham (notary public) to exhibit the warrant
DPRI/3/1834/A58/17 21 March 1834
monition; James Wilmont RAWLINS, alias Wilmont, bastard, school-teacher, gentleman, bachelor, late of Barrington School Bishop Auckland in the county of Durham, formerly of Westminster in the county of Middlesex. Died 23 September 1832
executed at Auckland St Andrew, 30 Mar 1834; administration decreed, 18 Apr 1833
DPRI/3/1834/A58/18 6 May 1834
certificate of oath; James Wilmont RAWLINS, alias Wilmont, bastard, school-teacher, gentleman, bachelor, late of Barrington School Bishop Auckland in the county of Durham, formerly of Westminster in the county of Middlesex. Died 23 September
1832
reply from the Prerogative Court of Canterbury to Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A58/2-5 12 March 1834
letter; James Wilmont RAWLINS, alias Wilmont, bastard, school-teacher, gentleman, bachelor, late of Barrington School Bishop Auckland in the county of Durham, formerly of Westminster in the county of Middlesex. Died 23 September 1832
with copy letter from Procurator General to Durham, 18 July 1833
(1) letter from Gresley at Auckland Castle to Davison at Durham Registry, conceding the Bishop of Durham's interest in the deceased's estate to the crown, and instructing Davison to issue a requisition to swear the Treasury's Solicitor William
Maule to administer the deceased's goods etc. within Duhram diocese; (2) copy letter from Nicholl, the Procurator General to [Bishop of Durham] requesting the above mentioned requisition
DPRI/3/1834/A58/6-9 4 April 1834
warrant; James Wilmont RAWLINS, alias Wilmont, bastard, school-teacher, gentleman, bachelor, late of Barrington School Bishop Auckland in the county of Durham, formerly of Westminster in the county of Middlesex. Died 23 September 1832
royal warrant to the Procurator General to obtain in Durham Consistory Court a grant of administration to George Maule, Treasury Solicitor
DPRI/3/1834/A59 10 May 1834
administration bond, penal sum £200; Joseph FLEMING, shopkeeper, of Daddry Shields in the parish of Stanhope in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A60/1-6 12 May 1834
administration bond, penal sum £10; John STOREY, farmer, bachelor, of Bolton Wood Hall in the parish of Edlingham in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration to Andrew Ker Moffatt limited to the intestate's interest in property at Rothbury.
DPRI/3/1834/A61 9 May 1834
administration bond, penal sum £600; Jane HAY, widow, of parish of Saint Nicholas Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1834/A62 12 May 1834
administration bond, penal sum £200; Thomas GIBSON, clerk, of Hamsterley in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A63 22 May 1834
administration bond, penal sum £40; Robert SUDDICK, mariner, bachelor, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A64 22 May 1834
administration bond, penal sum £200; Samuel GALE, yeoman, of Darlington in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A65 24 May 1834
administration bond, penal sum £200; George STODART, yeoman, of Hartwarren in the parish of Hart in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A66 28 May 1834
administration bond, penal sum £400; John RENNOLDSON, cooper, of Walker in the parish of Longbenton in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to Mary Rennoldson. relict,
DPRI/3/1834/A67 3 June 1834
administration bond, penal sum £1,800; Thomas PATTISON, ship-carpenter, bachelor, of Blyth in the chapelry of Earsdon in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1834/A68/1-4 3 June 1834
administration bond, penal sum £10; Gabriel READHEAD, gentleman, of Lea in the parish of Rothbury in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration to James Russell limited to the intestate's interest in property at Ridsdale and Newminster in the county of Northumberland.
DPRI/3/1834/A69 4 May 1834
administration bond, penal sum £40; Thomas FARROW, mariner, of Camden Lane, North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1834/A70 5 June 1834
administration bond, penal sum £200; Isabella MARSHALL, of parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1834/A71 4 June 1834
administration bond, penal sum £40; John ROBINSON, sea-carpenter, of Dortwick Street, North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1834/A72 4 June 1834
administration bond, penal sum £400; William BELT, master mariner, bachelor, of Winlaton in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A73 9 June 1834
administration bond, penal sum £40; James MILLS, mariner, of Ouseburn near Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1834/A74 9 June 1834
administration bond, penal sum £40; Wilkinson MAXWELL, mariner, of Manor Chare Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1834/A75 9 June 1834
administration bond, penal sum £40; Anthony SHORT, ship-carpenter, of Westoe in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A76/1 9 June 1834
administration bond, penal sum £900; William FORSTER, running fitter, bachelor, of Sunderland near the sea in the county of Durham. Died 1 December 1833
DPRI/3/1834/A76/2-3 6 June 1834
renunciation; William FORSTER, running fitter, bachelor, of Sunderland near the sea in the county of Durham. Died 1 December 1833
renunciation of John Forster, brother; exhibited, 9 Jun 1834.
DPRI/3/1834/A77 11 June 1834
administration bond, penal sum £100; Elizabeth JOHNSON, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A78 16 June 1834
administration bond, penal sum £40; Thomas SCOTT, shipwright, of South Shields in the chapelry of Saint Hild in the parish of Jarrow in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A79 16 June 1834
administration bond, penal sum £600; John SNOWDON, yeoman, of Burnt Walls in the township of Coamwood in the parish of Haltwhistle in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1834/A80 18 June 1834
administration bond, penal sum £200; John HARBOTTLE, yeoman, of Cresswell in the parish of Woodhorn in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1834/A81 28 June 1834
administration bond, penal sum £400; James HARLE, ship-owner, bachelor, of chapelry of Saint Andrew Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1834/A82 1 July 1834
administration bond, penal sum £400; James AVERY, farmer, of East Benton in the parish of Longbenton in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1834/A83 1 July 1834
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; John MARSHALL, grocer, of Monkwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A84 27 June 1834
administration bond, penal sum £400; Thomas NEWTON, farmer, of Carlton in the parish of Redmarshall in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A85 9 July 1834
administration bond, penal sum £400; Henry DARLING, yeoman, widower, of Backworth in the chapelry of Earsdon in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1834/A86 9 July 1834
administration bond, penal sum £40; Christopher BARTON, mariner, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1834/A87 9 July 1834
administration bond, penal sum £40; Joseph CREIGH, mariner, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1834/A88 16 July 1834
administration bond, penal sum £40; William ALLEN, shipwright, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A89 12 July 1834
administration bond, penal sum £100; Isabella ROBSON, widow, of Mason Dinnington in the parish of Pontelamd in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1834/A90 15 July 1834
administration bond, penal sum £900; John TURNBULL, butcher, of Glanton in the parish of Whittingham in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1834/A91 18 July 1834
administration bond, penal sum £200; Mary WADE, spinster, of Rennington in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1834/A92/1 19 July 1834
administration bond, penal sum £600; John STORROW, grocer, of Philadelphia in the parish of Houghton-le-Spring in the county of Durham. Died 29 September 1832
administration granted to William Storrow, son
DPRI/3/1834/A92/2-3 18 July 1834
renunciation; John STORROW, grocer, of Philadelphia in the parish of Houghton-le-Spring in the county of Durham. Died 29 September 1832
renunciation of Elizabeth Storrow, widow, and John Storrow, son; exhibited, 19 Jul 1834.
DPRI/3/1834/A93 26 October 1833
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Robert COWPERTHWAITE, gentleman, widower, of Walker in the parish of Longbenton in the county of Northumberland
Note on reverse stating Rebecca Cowper died subsequent to the execution of the said bond. but previous to granting of admin.
DPRI/3/1834/A94 22 July 1834
administration bond, penal sum £400; Ralph LONGSTAFF, joiner, of Westgate in the parish of Stanhope in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A95 30 July 1834
administration bond, penal sum £600; Thomas JOHNSON, farmer, widower, of North Sunderland in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1834/A96 30 July 1834
administration bond, penal sum £40; William SINCLAIR, mariner, widower, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1834/A97 12 August 1834
administration bond, penal sum £40; Mary HODGSON, widow, of parish of Saint Oswald in the city of Durham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A98 13 August 1834
administration bond, penal sum £600; Ann GREY, widow, of Tweedmouth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1834/A99/1 19 August 1834
administration bond, penal sum £400; Andrew HENDERSON, gentleman, bachelor, formerly of Sunderland near the Sea in the county of Durham, but late of Leith in North Britain. Died 27 May 1834
DPRI/3/1834/A99/2-3 9 August 1834
renunciation; Andrew HENDERSON, gentleman, bachelor, formerly of Sunderland near the Sea in the county of Durham, but late of Leith in North Britain. Died 27 May 1834
renunciation of Mary Hogg, Margaret Paterson, sisters, and John Paterson brother; exhibited, 9 Aug 1834.
DPRI/3/1834/A100 20 August 1834
administration bond, penal sum £400; Thomas DOVE, engineman, of Gateshead in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A101 22 August 1834
administration bond, penal sum £600; George WATSON, cart-man, of Queen Street, Sunderland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A102 22 August 1834
administration bond, penal sum £600; John WHITELOCK, farmer, of Newburn Row in the parish of Stranton in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A103 22 August 1834
administration bond, penal sum £100; James SARGENT, mariner, of Sunderland near the Sea in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A104 29 August 1834
administration bond, penal sum £600; Mary FORSTER, widow, of chapelry of All Saints in the town of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1834/A105 29 August 1834
administration bond, penal sum £200; John ARCHER, sculler-man, of Howden Pans in the parish of Wallsend in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1834/A106 5 September 1834
administration bond, penal sum £400; James HUMPHREYS, yeoman, widower, of parish of Saint Oswald in the city of Durham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A107 5 September 1834
administration bond, penal sum £400; Thomas TWEDDELL, farmer, bachelor, of Bill House in the parish of Longbenton in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1834/A108 8 September 1834
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Thomas SMURTHWAITE, grocer, of Darlington in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A109 10 September 1834
administration bond, penal sum £400; John HARBOTTLE, yeoman, of Cresswell in the parish of Woodhorn in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1834/A110 12 September 1834
administration bond, penal sum £100; Francis SHERATON, yeoman, of Rickland in the parish of Aycliffe in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A111/1 17 September 1834
administration bond, penal sum £100; Isabella GRAHAM, widow, of Hartford Budge in the chapelry of Horton in the county of Northumberland. Died 22 August 1834
DPRI/3/1834/A111/2-3 1 September 1834
renunciation; Isabella GRAHAM, widow, of Hartford Budge in the chapelry of Horton in the county of Northumberland. Died 22 August 1834
renunciation of Mary Ann Clark and Elizabeth Henderson, daughters; exhibited, 12 Sep 1834
DPRI/3/1834/A112 19 September 1834
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; John DIXON, attorney-at-law, of Framwellgate in the chapelry of Saint Margaret in the city of Durham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A113 22 September 1834
administration bond, penal sum £40; William CARTER, joiner, of Hartlepool in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A114/1 24 September 1834
administration bond, penal sum £400; Elizabeth NICHOLSON, widow, of Earsdon in the county of Northumberland. Died 16 July 1834
DPRI/3/1834/A114/2-3 15 September 1834
renunciation; Elizabeth NICHOLSON, widow, of Earsdon in the county of Northumberland. Died 16 July 1834
renunciation of James Warkman, brother, Ann Warkman and Margaret Warkman, sisters; exhibited, 24 Sep 1834.
DPRI/3/1834/A115 27 September 1834
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; Edward HALL, butcher, widower, of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1834/A116 2 October 1834
administration bond, penal sum £600; Ralph CROW, master mariner, of Gateshead in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A117 1 October 1834
administration bond, penal sum £400; Mary Leslie TURNBULL, infant, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A118 4 October 1834
administration bond, penal sum £400; Alice HAY, spinster, of Cleadon in the parish of Whitburn in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A119 18 September 1834
administration bond, penal sum £200; Janet ADDISON, spinster, of Shotley Bridge in the chapelry of Medomsley in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A120 6 October 1834
administration bond, penal sum £900; Elizabeth THOMPSON, of Fishburn in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A121 4 October 1834
administration bond, penal sum £600; Edward DIXON, architect, of Hartlepool in the county of Durham. Died 5 August 1834
DPRI/3/1834/A122 6 October 1834
administration bond, penal sum £400; Ralph WATSON, publican, of Sunderland near the Sea in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A123/1-2 13 October 1834
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; John ELLIOTT, draper, widower, of city of Durham in the county of Durham
administration granted to John Brown, cutler, during litigation re the validity of the will; endorsed with affirmation of Brown, a quaker
DPRI/3/1834/A123/3 13 October 1834
affidavit of sureties; John ELLIOTT, draper, widower, of city of Durham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A124 13 October 1834
administration bond, penal sum £900; Morpeth WALKER, labourer, of Cairnhouse in the parish of Newburn in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1834/A125 15 October 1834
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Robert NICHOLSON, clerk, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1834/A126 14 October 1834
administration bond, penal sum £8,000; John CAMERON, of Sunderland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A127/1-6 13 October 1834
administration bond, penal sum £9; John HALL, miner, of Garrigill in the parish of Alston in the county of Cumberland
grant of administration to Gabriel John Fielding limited to the intestate's interest in property at Snappergill in the parish of Alston
DPRI/3/1834/A128/1 17 October 1834
administration bond, penal sum £200; Jonathan HARRISON, bastard, yeoman, widower, of Sunderland Bridge in the parish of Saint Oswald in the county of Durham. Died 12 June 1833
grant of administration to George Maule for the use of the crown
DPRI/3/1834/A128/2-3 15 August 1834
power of attorney; Jonathan HARRISON, bastard, yeoman, widower, of Sunderland Bridge in the parish of Saint Oswald in the county of Durham. Died 12 June 1833
the Procurator General and the Advocate General appoint a Durham notary to exhibit the warrant and obtain a grant of administration to George Maule
DPRI/3/1834/A128/4-5 7 August 1834
warrant; Jonathan HARRISON, bastard, yeoman, widower, of Sunderland Bridge in the parish of Saint Oswald in the county of Durham. Died 12 June 1833
royal warrant to the Advocate General and Procurator General to obtain a grant of administration to George Maule, Treasury Solicitor, for the use of the crown
DPRI/3/1834/A129 28 October 1834
administration bond, penal sum £40; Ralph GRAY, mariner, of Byker Bar in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1834/A130 28 October 1834
administration bond, penal sum £900; Dorothy PHILIPSON, widow, of Felton in the parish of Felton in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1834/A131 8 November 1834
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; George WILSON, esquire, bachelor, of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1834/A132 8 November 1834
administration bond, penal sum £400; Joseph WALTON, farmer, of Dyke in the parish of Stanhope in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A133 17 November 1834
administration bond, penal sum £200; Luke HINDMARSH, mariner, of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1834/A134 21 November 1834
administration bond, penal sum £900; Dorothy KIRKCALDY, of Monkwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A135 25 November 1834
administration bond, penal sum £40; Meynell HUNTLEY, farmer, of Ferryhill in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A136 24 November 1834
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Ann MITFORD, of parish of Saint Nicholas Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1834/A137/1 25 November 1834
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; John WYLAM, bastard, blacksmith, of New Lambton in the parish of Chester-le-Street in the county of Durham. Died December 1825
DPRI/3/1834/A137/2-3 15 August 1834
power of attorney; John WYLAM, bastard, blacksmith, of New Lambton in the parish of Chester-le-Street in the county of Durham. Died December 1825
The Procurator General and the Advocate General appoint a Durham notary to exhibit the warrant and obtain a grant of administration to George Maule.
DPRI/3/1834/A137/4-5 7 August 1834
warrant; John WYLAM, bastard, blacksmith, of New Lambton in the parish of Chester-le-Street in the county of Durham. Died December 1825
royal warrant to Procurator General to obain a grant of administration to George Maule, Treasury Solicitor, for the use of the crown.
DPRI/3/1834/A138/1-3 13 October 1834
administration bond, penal sum £10; John EMBLETON, esquire, of Berwick-upon-Tweed in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration to Robert Home limited to his interest in property at Sandgate in Berwick.
DPRI/3/1834/A139 19 November 1834
administration bond, penal sum £100; Michael HALL, tailor, of Dog Bank in the parochial chapelry of All Saints Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1834/A140 29 October 1834
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Collingwood FORSTER, glass-maker, of Lemington in the parish of Newburn in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1834/A141 9 December 1834
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Ann FEATHERSTON, of Gateshead in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A142 10 December 1834
administration bond, penal sum £200; John GILROY, shipwright, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A143 12 December 1834
administration bond, penal sum £50; Robert PATTERSON, schoolmaster, of Chirton in the parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1834/A144 10 December 1834
administration bond, penal sum £500; Christopher PARKER, surgeon, of Jarrow in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/A145 26 December 1834
administration bond, penal sum £400; Ralph CHISHOLM, innkeeper, of parish of Saint Nicholas Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1834/A146 31 December 1834
administration bond, penal sum £900; Elizabeth BROWN, widow, of the Tile Sheds near Bishop Auckland in the county of Durham
Will bonds 1834Reference: DPRI/3/1834/TDPRI/3/1834/T1 24 January 1834
will bond, penal sum £40; Richard ELLIDGE, methodist preacher, methodist preacher, stationed in the Chesterfield circuit in the county of Derby, late of the city of Durham
administration granted to Susanna Ellidge, relict and residuary legatee; the executors having renounced and the four daughters, legatees, being minors and the fifth daughter having died.
DPRI/3/1834/T2 7 February 1834
will bond, penal sum £400; Jonathan MARLEY, tailor, of Greatham in the county of Durham
Granted to Mary Davison, grand daughter and one of the next of kin of the deceased. The former relict and sole executrix and his daughter, his only other next of kin and principal legatee both died without taking probate and there being no
residuary legatee named.
DPRI/3/1834/T3 10 February 1834
will bond, penal sum £16,000; Thomas HEWSON, esquire, bachelor, of Dockwray Square in the Parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland. Died 8 March 1819
administration granted to Mary Reid, sister and also a legatee; William Fall Hewson having died
DPRI/3/1834/T4/1 28 February 1834
will bond, penal sum £600; William Davison BARNETT, master mariner, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham
administration granted to the relict and universal legatee, there being no executor or residuary legatee named
DPRI/3/1834/T4/2 28 February 1834
certificate of oath of estate value; William Davison BARNETT, master mariner, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/T5 5 April 1834
will bond, penal sum £8,000; Edward CLAVERING, the elder, esquire, formerly of Callaly in the county of Northumberland, late of Boulogne sur Mer in the kingdom of France
Granted to Christopher Avery one of the principal creditors there being no executor or residuary legatee named in will
DPRI/3/1834/T6 22 March 1834
will bond, penal sum £1,200; Andrew HALL, servant, yeoman, of Lowlin
Granted to the brother and sister, universal legatees of the deceased, there being no executor named in the will.
DPRI/3/1834/T7 19 April 1834
will bond, penal sum £200; William JICKELL, bricklayer, of Stockton in the county of Durham. Died 4 January 1834
Widow and residual legatee for life granted letters of Administration; John Wilson and John Clephan the executors and Residuary Legatees in Trust having renounced.
DPRI/3/1834/T8 31 March 1834
will bond, penal sum £200; Matthew CORNER, gentleman, of Houghton Bank in the parish of Heighington in the county of Durham
Granted to Hannah Corner, widow and residuary legatee for Life , the executors George Marley and Thomas Marley having renounced.
DPRI/3/1834/T9 26 April 1834
will bond, penal sum £600; George BELL, cattle-dealer, innkeeper, of Wolsingham
Granted to Mary Bell, widow and Universal Legatee, the sole executor Anthony Walton having personally renounced
DPRI/3/1834/T10/1-6 3 May 1834
will bond, penal sum £10; Aubone SURTEES, alderman [of Newcastle upon Tyne], banker, alderman, esquire, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died September 1800
administration with the will annexed granted to Ralph Walters limited to the testator's interest in property at East Brunton, Gosforth
DPRI/3/1834/T11 13 May 1834
will bond, penal sum £600; Elizabeth CHESTER, widow, of Ouseburn near Newcastle upon Tyne
Granted to William Walton,John Walton, Mary Walton, and Isabella Walton, the children of John Walton (now deceased) named in the will as Universal legatee for life. Substituted by Decree of Court as legatees, there being no executor named in the
will.
DPRI/3/1834/T12 23 May 1834
will bond, penal sum £400; John SMITH, farmer, of Larkseat
granted to Thomas Smith son and one of the next of kin and a legatee named in the will, there being no executor or residuary legatee named in the will.
DPRI/3/1834/T13 27 May 1834
will bond, penal sum £200; Robert COULTER, schoolmaster, of Cowpen Quay in the chapelry of Horton in the county of Northumberland
granted to Maria Adams or Coulter, widow and universal legatee named in the will, there being no Executor named.
DPRI/3/1834/T14 6 June 1834
will bond, penal sum £12,000; Francis PEACOCK, gentleman, of Wallsend in the county of Northumberland. Died October 1833
Granted to Francis Edwards Werge Peacock, son and Residuary Legatee named in the will, the sole Eexecutor Nathaniel Grace having duly renounced.
DPRI/3/1834/T15 13 June 1834
will bond, penal sum £200; John BROWN, gentleman, of Sherburn grange in the township of Sherburn in the county of Durham. Died 2 December 1832
granted to Margery Booth, the daughter and residuary Legatee named in the will; the named executors John Brown and Robert Darling having duly renounced
DPRI/3/1834/T16 17 June 1834
will bond, penal sum £600; William MCDONALD, spirit-merchant, of the Chapelry of Saint Hilda in South Shields in the county of Durham. Died 16 December 1833
administration granted to Mary McDonald, widow and residuary legatee during her widowhood; the executors and resdiuary legatees in trust, Christopher Lowes and Edward Coxon, having duly renounced.
DPRI/3/1834/T17 23 June 1834
will bond, penal sum £900; Martha PYLE, widow, of Whickham in the county of Durham
Granted to John Hughes Preston, nephew and one of the Residuary Legatees substituted in the will; there being no Executors named in the will and Susanah Moore, the mother and the Residuary Legatee for Life named in the will, having being
persoanlly cited to appear and eccept Letters of Administration, neglected or declined to do so.
DPRI/3/1834/T18/1-3 28 June 1834
will bond, penal sum £10; Walter HERON, gentleman, of Town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died July 1811
administration with the will annexed granted to George Tallentire Gibson limited to the testator's interest in property at Painter Street, Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1834/T19 1 July 1834
will bond, penal sum £3,000; Richard Brown GRAYDON, gentleman, of Buston burns in the parish of Warkworth Northumberland. Died 15 April 1834
Granted to Maria Eliza Fowen Spoor, sister and one of the next of kin of the deceased, Mary Graydon the mother and only other next of kin of the deceased having renounced.
DPRI/3/1834/T20 3 July 1834
will bond, penal sum £10; John DICKINSON, gentleman, of High Loveladyshield in the parish of Alston in the county of Cumberland. Died September 1808
administration granted to Joseph Dickinson, son and a legatee; Mary Dickinson, the relict executrix and residuary legatee having died
DPRI/3/1834/T21 5 July 1834
will bond, penal sum £200; Alexander PATTERSON, fisherman, of Holy Island in the county Palatine of Durham. Died 16 June 1831
Granted to Isabella Grey, the mother and curatrix of of George Grey, a minor aged 19 years,( named as Residuary Legatee in the will) as Asadministratrix until he shall attain the age of 21 years. The Executors named in the will, William Wilson
and Rev. Anthony Watson, having duly renounced.
DPRI/3/1834/T22 11 July 1834
will bond, penal sum £2,000; Hannah HARRISON, wine-merchant, of Bishop Wearmouth in the county of Durham. Died 3 April 1834
Granted to Ann Elizabeth Harrison, the daughter and one of the Residuary Legatees named in the will. The surviving Executor George William Longridge together with the other survivng Legatees, Mary Colpitts Harrison, spinster; Sarah Harrison,
spinster; and Colpitts Harrison, having duly renounced.
DPRI/3/1834/T23 13 August 1834
will bond, penal sum £400; James BEEZON, gentleman, of Newcastle upon Tyne
administration granted to Ann Slater, sister and a legatee, there being no executor or residuary legatee named
DPRI/3/1834/T24/1-4 9 August 1834
will bond, penal sum £10; Matthew REED, gentleman, late of the leazes without the walls within the liberties of the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne (chapelry of St Andrew), formerly of Gateshead in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to Matthew Clayton limited to the testator's interest in property at Elsdon, Northumberland.
DPRI/3/1834/T25 19 August 1834
will bond, penal sum £900; Elizabeth ROBERTSON, widow, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
Granted to Archibald Hewitson, nephew and suviving Residuary Legatee. The Sole Executrix Mary Forster, the other Residuary Legatee survived the decased but has since died intestate.
DPRI/3/1834/T26 19 August 1834
will bond, penal sum £200; Henry FORSTER, wherryman, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
administration granted to George Frederick Forster and Robert Forster, the sons and residuary legatees; Mary Forster, the sole executor and residuary legatee for life having died leaving the estate unadministered.
DPRI/3/1834/T27 11 September 1834
will bond, penal sum £400; Margaret HUDSON, widow, of Sunderland in the county of Durham
Granted to Mary Ann Hudson, step-daughter and universal legatee, there being no executor or residuary legatee named in the will.
DPRI/3/1834/T28 15 September 1834
will bond, penal sum £900; Joseph PURVIS, grocer, of Warkworth in the county of Northumberland
granted to Margaret Puvis and Isabella Gibb, the universal legatees named in the will, there being no executor named in the said will.
DPRI/3/1834/T29 20 September 1834
will bond, penal sum £900; Richard DOBSON, steward, land-agent, Streatlam hill house in the parish of Gainford, late of Gainford in the parish of Gainford in the county of Durham
granted to Ann Dobson, sister and only next of kin, and residuary legatee there being no executor named in the will.
DPRI/3/1834/T30 29 September 1834
will bond, penal sum £200; John GILBERT, the elder, master mariner, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
granted to Ann Gilbert, widow and universal legatee, there being no executor named in the will.
DPRI/3/1834/T31 21 October 1834
will bond, penal sum £200; John TURNER, gardener, of Morpeth
Granted to Mary Ann Turner, widow and universal legatee for life, there being no executor named in the will.
DPRI/3/1834/T32/1-7 1 November 1834
will bond, penal sum £10; Charles WREN, esquire, of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 1832
grant of administration to John Burrell limited to the intestate's interest in property at the manor of Helmeden in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1834/T33 14 October 1834
will bond, penal sum £100; Henry STOREY, farmer, of Morcel hirst in the parish of Rothbury in the county of Northumberland
granted to William Storey, Henry Storey, Edward Storey, and John Storey, the sons and surviving residuary legatees above the age of 21 years. The other surviving residuary legatee James Storey being yet in his minority. William Storey and Henry
Thornton the surviving executors named in the will and codicil having duly renounced. The other executors,Jane Storey the widow of the deceased, and Henry Storey are now also deceased.
DPRI/3/1834/T34 25 November 1834
will bond, penal sum £200; Jane STOCKLEY, wife of George Stockley, gardener, of Gilesgate in or near the city of Durham in the county of Durham
administration granted to George Stockley, husband and universal legatee for life; Joseph Renny Stockley the executor having died during the life of the testator
DPRI/3/1834/T35 28 November 1834
will bond, penal sum £400; Matthew DAVISON, gentleman, of Burdon in the county of Durham. Died 28 September 1834
granted to Mary Ann Davison and Jane Logan, daughters and two of residuary legatees of the deceased. Mary Davison the wife of the testator and residuary legatee for life named in the will having died during his lifetime. Margaret Davison and Lucy
Smith, the other residuary legatees having renounced.
DPRI/3/1834/T36 27 November 1834
will bond, penal sum £1,200; John SIMM, blacksmith, of blue quarryes
granted to Francis Simm, Edward Simm, Percival Simm and Dorothy Pattison, the only children of the deceased and Universal legatees. There was no executor named in the will, and the widow Margaret Simm survived the deceased but has since died
without executing the will.
DPRI/3/1834/T37 6 December 1834
will bond, penal sum £400; Margaret BROWN, widow, of Rock-lough-house
granted to Thomas Brown, the son and residuary legatee named in the will, there being no executor named in the will.
DPRI/3/1834/T38 27 June 1834
will bond, penal sum £1,200; Thomas HACKWORTH, farmer, of Hare law in the parish of Lanchester county of Durham
granted to Ralph Shevill, father and curator to Thomas Hackworth Shevill, a minor of the age of fifteen years, the grandson and residuary legatee of the deceased. John Watson and Edward Grey executors named in the will having renounced.
Administration bonds 1835Reference: DPRI/3/1835/ADPRI/3/1835/A1 19 January 1835
administration bond, penal sum £200; Ann SLOAN, nee Armstrong, of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1835/A2 28 January 1835
administration bond, penal sum £100; Elizabeth COOKSON, of Houghton le Spring in the County of Durham
DPRI/3/1835/A3 26 January 1835
administration bond, penal sum £900; Richard BROWN, minor without father, of Wylam in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1835/A4 29 January 1835
administration bond, penal sum £400; Edward WILSON, fisherman, of Holy Island in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1835/A5 3 February 1835
administration bond, penal sum £600; Robert WILLIS, farmer, of Horshill, Stanhope
DPRI/3/1835/A6 4 February 1835
administration bond, penal sum £600; Henry Brooke WALLACE, publican, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1835/A7 9 February 1835
administration bond, penal sum £100; John MILLER, publican, of the Earl Grey Inn, Sandgate in the chapelry of All Saints in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1835/A8 4 February 1835
administration bond, penal sum £200; Mary NOBLE, widow, of Liverpool Street in the Saint Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1835/A9 9 February 1835
administration bond, penal sum £8,000; John BURLINSON, engine-wright, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1835/A10 13 February 1835
administration bond, penal sum £200; Joseph LAX, customs extraman, of Sunderland by the sea in the parish of Sunderland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1835/A11/1 9 February 1835
administration bond, penal sum £900; Edward DIXON, architect, of Hartlepool in the county of Durham. Died 5 August 1834
administration granted to Elizabeth Langhorn, guardian; Elizabeth Dixon, relict, having died
DPRI/3/1835/A11/2-3 31 January 1835
acceptance of guardianship; Edward DIXON, architect, of Hartlepool in the county of Durham. Died 5 August 1834
DPRI/3/1835/A12/1-3 14 February 1835
administration bond, penal sum £10; Thomas VALENTINE, merchant, of the parish of Saint Nicholas in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
grant of administration to Thomas Carr limited to the intestate's interest in property at Pilgrim Street, Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1835/A13 21 February 18351 October 1838
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; Elizabeth AUSTIN, widow, of city of Durham
DPRI/3/1835/A14 21 February 1835
administration bond, penal sum £600; Mary ROBSON, spinster, of chapelry of Saint Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1835/A15 23 February 1835
administration bond, penal sum £40; James LAMB, builder, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1835/A16 24 February 1835
administration bond, penal sum £400; Hugh MCKAY, army quartermaster sergeant, borough of Berwick upon Tweed, late quarter master serjeant in the 72nd Regiment of Foot
DPRI/3/1835/A17 25 February 1835
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Henry STEPHENSON, master mariner, bachelor, of North Shields
DPRI/3/1835/A18 11 August 1834
administration bond, penal sum £900; Thomas PAXTON, mariner, of borough of Berwick upon Tweed
DPRI/3/1835/A19/1 11 August 1834
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; George LANDRETH, the younger, grocer, bachelor, of borough of Berwick upon Tweed. Died 5 July 1834
administration granted to James Landreth, brother.
DPRI/3/1835/A19/2-3 4 August 1834
renunciation; George LANDRETH, the younger, grocer, bachelor, of borough of Berwick upon Tweed. Died 5 July 1834
renunciation of George Landreth, father, and Oliver Landreth, John Landreth and Thomas Landreth, brothers.
DPRI/3/1835/A20 3 March 1835
administration bond, penal sum £400; Robert WARDLE, free porter, of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1835/A21/1-3 28 February 1835
administration bond, penal sum £10; Edward STAMP, gentleman, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration to Edward Allen limited to the intestate's interest in property at Dikehead, Elsdon.
DPRI/3/1835/A22 11 March 1835
administration bond, penal sum £40; Thomas OLIVER, running fitter, of Hetton Staiths in the parish of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1835/A23 18 March 1835
administration bond, penal sum £1,400; Robert ANDERSON, master mariner, bachelor, of Westoe in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1835/A24 18 March 1835
administration bond, penal sum £900; Mark WATSON, master mariner, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1835/A25/1 19 March 1835
administration bond, penal sum £900; Nicholas RIDLEY, farmer, of Ash Holme in the parish of Lambley in the county of Northumberland. Died 1 January 1835
administration granted to Elizabeth Gill, cousin and one of the next of kin.
DPRI/3/1835/A25/2 4 March 1835
renunciation; Nicholas RIDLEY, farmer, of Ash Holme in the parish of Lambley in the county of Northumberland. Died 1 January 1835
renunciation of Thomas and Tamar Thirlwall, cousin and one of the next of kin.
DPRI/3/1835/A26 24 March 1835
administration bond, penal sum £400; Elizabeth MARR, spinster, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1835/A27 28 March 1835
administration bond, penal sum £900; Frederick ERRINGTON, esquire, bachelor, of Highwarden in the parish of Warden in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1835/A28 1 April 1835
administration bond, penal sum £200; Thomas MURRAY, agent, of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1835/A29 2 April 1835
administration bond, penal sum £400; Isabella HORN, formerly Isabella Neal widow, of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1835/A30 2 April 1835
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; John MOFFIT, cartwright, of Alston in the county of Cumberland
DPRI/3/1835/A31 4 April 1835
administration bond, penal sum £40; James BELL, miner, of Garragill in the parish of Alston in the county of Cumberland
DPRI/3/1835/A32 6 April 1835
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; James TAYLOR, clerk, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1835/A33 7 April 1835
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; Mary SKINNER, of Stockton in the parish of Stockton in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1835/A34 7 April 1835
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; Ann SKINNER, of Stockton in the parish of Stockton in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1835/A35/1 9 April 1835
administration bond, penal sum £400; Ann POTTS, formerly Ann Hewison widow, widow, of Harton in the parish of Jarrow in the county of Durham. Died 25 September 1834
DPRI/3/1835/A35/2-4 27 March 1835
election of guardian; Ann POTTS, formerly Ann Hewison widow, widow, of Harton in the parish of Jarrow in the county of Durham. Died 25 September 1834
DPRI/3/1835/A35/5-7 27 March 1835
acceptance of guardianship; Ann POTTS, formerly Ann Hewison widow, widow, of Harton in the parish of Jarrow in the county of Durham. Died 25 September 1834
DPRI/3/1835/A36 13 April 1835
administration bond, penal sum £400; Catherine STORY, spinster, of Merchants Hospital in the chapelry of All Saints in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1835/A37 13 April 1835
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; John STORMONT, ship-owner, of Nile Street in North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1835/A38 16 April 1835
administration bond, penal sum £400; Edward CHARLTON, farmer, bachelor, of Catchburn in the parish of Morpeth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1835/A39 20 April 1835
administration bond, penal sum £200; Joseph DUMBLING, surgeon, bachelor, of Chester le Street
DPRI/3/1835/A40 22 April 1835
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; George Falder CHRISP, husbandman, bachelor, of Prendwick in the parish of Alnham in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1835/A41 22 April 1835
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Frances Ann CHRISP, spinster, of Rugley in the parish of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1835/A42 24 April 1835
administration bond, penal sum £200; John Hudson ATKINSON, army lieutenant, of Longlee in the parish of Longhoughton in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1835/A43 18 April 1835
administration bond, penal sum £10; William HARDY, carrier, bachelor, of Sedgefield in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1835/A44 27 April 1835
administration bond, penal sum £200; Nicholas HEDLEY, shopkeeper, of Sillburnfoot in the parish of Elsdon in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1835/A45 30 April 1835
administration bond, penal sum £40; John KIRSOP, sawyer, of the Close in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1835/A46 23 April 1835
administration bond, penal sum £600; Barkas SCOTT, solicitor, attorney-at-law, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1835/A47/1 2 May 1835
administration bond, penal sum £200; James HOGARTH, teacher, bachelor, of Etal in the parish of Ford in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1835/A47/2-4 24 April 1835
renunciation; James HOGARTH, teacher, bachelor, of Etal in the parish of Ford in the county of Northumberland
renunciation of John Hogarth, brother, nominating Mary Hogarth, sister, to take out administration
DPRI/3/1835/A48 6 May 1835
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; William PARKIN, gentleman, widower, of South Shields in the county of Durham
estate revalued at £1,500
DPRI/3/1835/A49 12 May 1835
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; John HARDCASTLE, floorcloth manufacturer, bachelor, of parochial chapelry of Saint John in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1835/A50 16 May 1835
administration bond, penal sum £600; Patrick FAIR, farmer, bachelor, of Foulden Newton in the county of Berwick in North Britain
DPRI/3/1835/A51 19 May 1835
administration bond, penal sum £100; Thomas FORSTER, master mariner, of Sunderland near the sea in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1835/A52 22 May 1835
administration bond, penal sum £100; Robert REED, the elder, yeoman, of Bishop Middleham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1835/A53 22 May 1835
administration bond, penal sum £100; John REED, army tailor, bachelor, of Bishop Middleham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1835/A54 21 May 1835
administration bond, penal sum £400; Robert HETHERINGTON, miner, widower, of Alston in the county of Cumberland. Died December 1824
administration granted to Nicholas Hetherington, son and only next of kin above the age of twenty one years; the guardianship having ceased.
DPRI/3/1835/A55 21 May 1835
administration bond, penal sum £600; Thomas HETHERINGTON, cordwainer, bachelor, of Alston in the county of Cumberland. Died 23 June 1827
administration granted to Nicholas Hetherington, nephew and only next of kin above the age of twenty one years; the guardianship having ceased.
DPRI/3/1835/A56 22 May 1835
administration bond, penal sum £400; Thomas RICHARDSON, farmer, of New Ridley in the parish of Bywell Saint Peter in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1835/A57 26 May 1835
administration bond, penal sum £400; John ANGUS, countryman, of Greenside in the parish of Ryton in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1835/A58 26 May 1835
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; John JACKSON, farmer, of Broomfield in the parish of Ryton in the county of Durham
administration granted to only child; the wife having survived the intestate but since died.
DPRI/3/1835/A59 29 May 1835
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Robert THEW, master mariner, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1835/A60 26 May 1835
administration bond, penal sum £400; James GRAHAM, minor, bachelor, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1835/A61 9 May 1835
administration bond, penal sum £40; Nicholas FAIRLES, esquire, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1835/A62 9 May 1835
administration bond, penal sum £40; Jane FAIRLES, widow, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1835/A63 9 May 1835
administration bond, penal sum £40; Nicholas FAIRLES, the younger, gentleman, bachelor, of South Shields
DPRI/3/1835/A64 2 June 1835
administration bond, penal sum £400; John MADDISON, yeoman, widower, of parish of Saint Nicholas in the city of Durham
DPRI/3/1835/A65 19 June 1835
administration bond, penal sum £600; Jane SMART, widow, of Sunderland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1835/A66 23 June 1835
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; George POTTS, yeoman, bachelor, of New Road in the chapelry of All Saints in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1835/A67 23 June 1835
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; James POTTS, yeoman, bachelor, of New Road in the chapelry of All Saints in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1835/A68 27 June 1835
administration bond, penal sum £200; George MATTHEWS, cartwright, bachelor, of Greatham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1835/A69 4 July 1835
administration bond, penal sum £400; John MULCASTER, gentleman, of Langley Mill Houses in the parish of Warden in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1835/A70 9 July 1835
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Margaret SMITH, spinster, of Lough House in the parish of Stannington in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1835/A71 10 July 1835
administration bond, penal sum £100; Francis SELBY, gentleman, bachelor, of Morpeth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1835/A72 11 July 1835
administration bond, penal sum £200; James ARMSTRONG, mason, bachelor, of borough of Berwick upon Tweed
DPRI/3/1835/A73 11 July 1835
administration bond, penal sum £400; William TURNBULL, mason, of Hylton Ferry Boat in the parish of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1835/A74 15 July 1835
administration bond, penal sum £100; Thomas BROWN, labourer, bachelor, of Mason Dinnington in the parish of Ponteland in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1835/A75 20 July 1835
administration bond, penal sum £100; Thomas MOOR, shipwright, of South Shields
DPRI/3/1835/A76 21 July 1835
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; John GARTHWAITE, yeoman, of Redheugh in the parish of Gateshead
DPRI/3/1835/A77 25 July 1835
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; William GRAHAM, carrier, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1835/A78 27 July 1835
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; William JOBSON, farmer, of Mile-end in the parish of Whittingham in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1835/A79 8 August 1835
administration bond, penal sum £900; Jonathan CANNEY, master mariner, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1835/A80 8 August 1835
administration bond, penal sum £200; Joseph ROBSON, weaver, widower, of Canongate in Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1835/A81 13 August 1835
administration bond, penal sum £400; Jane BUCKNELL, of Wolsingham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1835/A82/1 15 August 1835
administration bond, penal sum £400; George SCOTT, grocer, widower, of Felling Shore in the chapelry of Heworth in the county of Durham. Died 1 May 1835
DPRI/3/1835/A82/2-3 12 August 1835
acceptance of guardianship; George SCOTT, grocer, widower, of Felling Shore in the chapelry of Heworth in the county of Durham. Died 1 May 1835
DPRI/3/1835/A83/1-2 14 August 1835
administration bond, penal sum £400; Sarah ALCOCK, of Liverpool in the county of Lancaster
DPRI/3/1835/A84 5 September 1835
administration bond, penal sum £200; John MITCHESON, gentleman, bachelor, of Shadforth in the parish of Pittington in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1835/A85 9 September 1835
administration bond, penal sum £400; Peter SMITH, bricklayer, of parish of Monkwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1835/A86 7 September 1835
administration bond, penal sum £400; Jane HAW, spinster, of Darlington in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1835/A87 29 September 1835
administration bond, penal sum £400; Alexander FRASER, the younger, surgeon, bachelor, town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne, late of Ryton in the parish of Ryton in the county of Durham. Died 5 September 1835
DPRI/3/1835/A88 30 September 1835
administration bond, penal sum £900; Thomas PATTINSON, miller, of Thorp in the parish of Grindon in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1835/A89 2 October 1835
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Mary PICKERSGILL, of Darlington in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1835/A90 2 October 1835
administration bond, penal sum £400; John CHARLTON, doctor, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1835/A91 18 September 1835
administration bond, penal sum £500; William SMART, farmer, of Newport
DPRI/3/1835/A92/1 14 September 1835
administration bond, penal sum £1,400; John ANDERSON, farmer, widower, of Broomhill in the parish of Warkworth in the county of Northumberland. Died 9 May 1835
administration granted to the only son, the other children having renounced.
DPRI/3/1835/A92/2-3 9 September 1835
renunciation; John ANDERSON, farmer, widower, of Broomhill in the parish of Warkworth in the county of Northumberland. Died 9 May 1835
renunciation of Elizabeth Gowens and Phillis Young, daughters.
DPRI/3/1835/A93 7 October 1835
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; George HUMPHREY, farmer, bachelor, of Coneygarth in the parish of Bothal in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1835/A94/1 8 October 1835
administration bond, penal sum £400; Whitfield HALL, weaver, widower, formerly of Broken Way Bar in the parish of Stanhope, late of Bishop Auckland in the county of Durham. Died 1 September 1835
administration granted to Matthew Hall, son, the other son having renounced.
DPRI/3/1835/A95 14 October 1835
administration bond, penal sum £40; John ROBSON, builder, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1835/A96 14 October 1835
administration bond, penal sum £40; John MILES, tinman, of Sandgate in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1835/A97 13 October 1835
administration bond, penal sum £40; William ROBSON, innkeeper, of Monkwearmouth with the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1835/A98 15 October 1835
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; William WADE, gentleman, bachelor, of West Auckland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1835/A99 16 October 1835
administration bond, penal sum £900; Frances SMITH, of Darlington in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1835/A100 21 October 1835
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; John OLIVER, farmer, of Westgate in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1835/A101 24 October 1835
administration bond, penal sum £900; Ann CARR, of Kirkwhelpington in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1835/A102 29 October 1835
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Thomas BLACKETT, master mariner, of Summer Hill Terrace in the chapelry of Saint John, Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1835/A103 28 October 1835
administration bond, penal sum £200; Daniel ORDE, esquire, of Longridge in the parish of Norham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1835/A104 28 October 1835
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; Isabella DONKIN, widow, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1835/A105 29 October 1835
administration bond, penal sum £40; John Morgan WILSON, mason, bachelor, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1835/A106 2 November 1835
administration bond, penal sum £400; James CAIRNCROSS, bread-baker, of Sunderland near the sea in the parish of Sunderland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1835/A107 2 November 1835
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Arthur MAIN, farmer, of Tineley in the parish of Ellingham in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1835/A108 3 November 1835
administration bond, penal sum £900; James MURRAY, fisherman, bachelor, of Tweedmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1835/A109 6 November 1835
administration bond, penal sum £200; Christopher MORLEY, smith, bachelor, of High Felling in the chapelry of Heworth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1835/A110 4 November 1835
administration bond, penal sum £900; Richard LAMBERT, gentleman, bachelor, of Newbrough in the parish of Warden in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1835/A111 11 November 1835
administration bond, penal sum £40; Thomas SEALES, linen-weaver, of Osmotherley in the county of York
DPRI/3/1835/A112 28 October 1835
administration bond, penal sum £400; Mary SOWERBY, widow, of Stainton in the parish of Gainford in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1835/A113 11 November 1835
administration bond, penal sum £40; Catharine AVISON, widow, of Sunderland near the Sea in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1835/A114 12 November 1835
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; George RIDLEY, ship-owner, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
estate revalued at £2,000
DPRI/3/1835/A115 16 November 1835
administration bond, penal sum £600; George HALL, without parent, builder, bachelor, of Blenheim Street in the township of Westgate in the chapelry of Saint John in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1835/A116 16 November 1835
administration bond, penal sum £200; Mary TURNBULL, without children, widow, of Botthell in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1835/A117 17 November 1835
administration bond, penal sum £40; John ENSHAW, publican, of Sandgate in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1835/A118 17 November 1835
administration bond, penal sum £200; Hannah VARDY, without child or parent, widow, of borough of Berwick upon Tweed
DPRI/3/1835/A119 19 November 1835
administration bond, penal sum £600; William MOFFETT, joiner, bachelor, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1835/A120 16 November 1835
administration bond, penal sum £200; John PENNY, innkeeper, of borough of Berwick upon Tweed
DPRI/3/1835/A121 27 November 1835
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Martha NELSON, without parent, spinster, of Morpeth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1835/A122 28 November 1835
administration bond, penal sum £400; Hannah CARR, spinster, of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1835/A123 30 November 1835
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; George BROWN, mason, builder, of Claypath in the parish of Saint Nicholas in or near the city of Durham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1835/A124 1 December 1835
administration bond, penal sum £600; William RODGERS, master mariner, bachelor, of Gateshead in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1835/A125/1 10 November 1835
administration bond, penal sum £900; William Wilson BANSON, gentleman, of Chester le Street in the county of Durham. Died 18 June 1832
administration granted to William Punshon Banson, son
DPRI/3/1835/A125/2-4 8 October 1835
renunciation; William Wilson BANSON, gentleman, of Chester le Street in the county of Durham. Died 18 June 1832
renunciation of Hannah Banson, widow and relict, and Sarah Hannah Banson and Henry Wilkinson Banson, the only other children of the intestate over the age of twenty one years.
DPRI/3/1835/A126/1 9 December 1835
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; Elizabeth BUCHANAN, wife of John Buchanan yeoman, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland. Died 16 November 1814
administration granted to George Buchanan, son; the husband surviving has since died, the daughter having renounced and the son John Buchanan not having been heard of for many years.
DPRI/3/1835/A126/2-3 7 December 1835
renunciation; Elizabeth BUCHANAN, wife of John Buchanan yeoman, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland. Died 16 November 1814
renunciation of Jane Want, widow and daughter; and oath that one of the sons of the intestate many years ago left this country and went to India but has never since been heard of. Exhibited, 9 Dec 1835
DPRI/3/1835/A127 14 December 1835
administration bond, penal sum £600; William DAWSON, yeoman, of Sheriff Hill in the parish of Gateshead in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1835/A128 16 December 1835
administration bond, penal sum £200; John GRAY, mariner, of Gateshead in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1835/A129 18 December 1835
administration bond, penal sum £400; Bartholomew SCOTT, master mariner, of chapelry of All Saints in Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1835/A130 18 December 1835
administration bond, penal sum £400; George SMITH, master mariner, of South Blyth in the chapelry of Earsdon in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1835/A131 23 December 1835
administration bond, penal sum £200; John BEST, master mariner, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1835/A132 24 December 1835
administration bond, penal sum £400; Richard LONGLEY, innkeeper, of North Dissington in the parish of Newburn in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1835/A133 24 December 1835
administration bond, penal sum £200; Ann TURNBULL, without parent, spinster, of parish of Rothbury in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1835/A134 26 December 1835
administration bond, penal sum £400; James NELSON, shoemaker, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1835/A135 29 December 1835
administration bond, penal sum £400; John BEWICK, coal-miner, of Hartley in the chapelry of Earsdon in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1835/A136/1 10 December 1835
administration bond, penal sum £400; Philip TODD, bastard, gentleman, bachelor, of Watchtrees in the parish of Haltwhistle in the county of Northumberland. Died 8 February 1834
grant of administration to George Maule, Treasury Solicitor, for the use of the Crown
DPRI/3/1835/A136/2-3 9 September 1835
warrant; Philip TODD, bastard, gentleman, bachelor, of Watchtrees in the parish of Haltwhistle in the county of Northumberland. Died 8 February 1834
warrant to the Advocate General and the Procurator General to obtain a grant of administration to George Maule, Treasury Solicitor
DPRI/3/1835/A136/4-6 5 November 1835
power of attorney; Philip TODD, bastard, gentleman, bachelor, of Watchtrees in the parish of Haltwhistle in the county of Northumberland. Died 8 February 1834
the Procurator General and the Advocate General appoint a Durham notary to exhibit the warrant and obtain a grant of administration to George Maule
DPRI/3/1835/A137/1 16 December 1835
administration bond, penal sum £600; Ann RAINE, widow, of Whorlton in the county of Durham. Died 27 March 1835
administration granted to Mary Raine, daughter and one of the next of kin; the other daughter (later) renounced.
DPRI/3/1835/A137/2-3 29 December 1835
renunciation; Ann RAINE, widow, of Whorlton in the county of Durham. Died 27 March 1835
renunciation of Jane Parkin, daughter
Will bonds 1835Reference: DPRI/3/1835/TDPRI/3/1835/T1 7 January 1835
will bond, penal sum £200; Elizabeth BREWSTER, widow, of Sunderland near the sea in the county of Durham
granted to Eleanor Dalziel, nee Mills, the niece and universal legatee. John Mills the sole executor having declined to appear; and William Crowe, grandson and universal legatee died before age of 21 years.
DPRI/3/1835/T2 16 January 1835
will bond, penal sum £400; James DOUGLASS, joiner, cabinet-maker, of Claypath in the city of Durham
granted to George Raine & Mary Raine spinster, uncle and aunt, curators of Mary Douglass aged 19 years and John James Douglass aged 17 years, the children and only surviving next of kin of the deceased. Phoebe Douglass, the widow and sole
executrix and residuary legatee named in the will having since died without executing the will.
DPRI/3/1835/T3 28 January 1835
will bond, penal sum £400; Joseph MAGALL, mason, of Bellgrove house
granted to Elizabeth Magall, widow and universal legatee named in the will, there being no executor named.
DPRI/3/1835/T4 6 February 1835
will bond, penal sum £900; Robert BROWN, stone-merchant, of High Felling in the county of Durham
granted to Margaret Brown widow and universal legatee. John Brown and Robert Tate the trustees and executors named in the will having renounced.
DPRI/3/1835/T5 9 February 1835
will bond, penal sum £400; Elizabeth SMITH, widow, of Egglescliffe in the county of Durham
granted to William Wetherell and Anne Robinson, nephew and niece and residuary legatees substituted in the will. Dorothy Wetherell the sole executrx and residuary legatee named in the will, having died in the lifetime of the testator
DPRI/3/1835/T6 21 February 1835
will bond, penal sum £2,000; John STOTT, blacksmith, of New Lambton in the county of Durham
administration granted to George Maule, administrator of John Wylam, the sole executor and residuary legatee who died without executing the will
DPRI/3/1835/T7 20 December 1834
will bond, penal sum £2,000; Jacob VICKERS, farmer, of Frosterly in the parish of Stanhope in the county of Durham. Died 31 July 1833
granted to John Vickers and Jacob Vickers, children and two of the residuary legatees named in the will. Cuthbert Bainbridge, George Bargate and William Hissop the executors and residuary legatees in trust having renounced.
DPRI/3/1835/T8 16 March 1835
will bond, penal sum £400; James HUDSON, marine-store dealer, of Sandgate new road Newcastle upon Tyne
granted to Esther Hudson the widow and universal legatee named in the will, there being no executor named in the will.
DPRI/3/1835/T9 17 March 1835
will bond, penal sum £3,000; William BLACKLOCK, farmer, of Monkhouse in the parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland. Died 18 September 1834
granted to Mary Blacklock daughter and one of the residuary legatees named in the will. James Lesslie, Thomas Storer Dobinson, Thomas Alexander and Richard Medcalf, the executors; and William Blacklock and Sarah Blacklock spinster the other
residuary legatees having duly renounced.
DPRI/3/1835/T10 18 March 1835
will bond, penal sum £600; Christopher WEETMAN, shipwright, of South Shields in the county of Durham
granted to Thomas Weetman and Jane Scott, the children and only residuary legatees over the age of 21 years. Ann Weetman the widow and universal legatee during her widowhood and sole executrix having survived but has since died without taking up
administration. Ann Weetman and Mary Weetman, spinsters, the children and other residuary legatees still in their minority.
DPRI/3/1835/T11/1-4 28 March 1835
will bond, penal sum £10; Priscilla ATLEE, widow, of Town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne
grant of administration to Ralph Walter limited to the intestate's interest in property at High Street, Westgate, Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1835/T12 9 April 1835
will bond, penal sum £3,000; William EMERSON, mercer, draper, of Monk Wearmouth shore in the county of Durham. Died 29 October 1834
granted to Esther Emerson widow and universal legatee during her widowhood. Mathew Cowan Emerson, brother and sole executor and residuary legatee in trust named in the will having duly renounced.
DPRI/3/1835/T13 7 May 1835
will bond, penal sum £600; Richard HICKSON, gentleman, of Dalton le Dale in the county of Durham
administration granted to Mary Hickson, widow and administratrix of Robert Hickson, who was the sole executor and residuary legatee named in the will, having died leaving the will unadministered.
DPRI/3/1835/T14 15 May 1835
will bond, penal sum £1,600; Richard ELLIDGE, methodist preacher, methodist preacher, stationed in the Chesterfield circuit in the county of Derby, late of the city of Durham
estate revalued at £800
DPRI/3/1835/T15/1 28 April 1834
will bond, penal sum £4,000; William ROBINSON, merchant, of Blyth in the county of Northumberland. Died 23 July 1833
granted to Elizabeth Carnaby (formerly Wilson) widow, mother and guardian of Robinson Wilson and Edward Davidson Wilson, only children of William Wilson and Elizabeth Wilson (now Carnaby), and as such the deceased's residuary legatees; the
executors, James Thoburn and Robert Pattison, having died without proving the will.
DPRI/3/1835/T15/2 28 April 1835
affidavit; William ROBINSON, merchant, of Blyth in the county of Northumberland. Died 23 July 1833
affidavit of sureties
DPRI/3/1835/T15/3-4 10 January 1834
acceptance of guardianship; William ROBINSON, merchant, of Blyth in the county of Northumberland. Died 23 July 1833
DPRI/3/1835/T16 1 June 1835
will bond, penal sum £1,600; Richard SCOTT, corver, of North Shore Newcastle
granted to John Scott brother and only next of kin and a universal legatee, there being no executor named in the will.
DPRI/3/1835/T17/1 5 June 1835
will bond, penal sum £400; Matthew FAIRS, common brewer, of Greatham in the county of Durham
administration granted to William Chicken, uncle and guardian to Elizabeth, Mary, Jane Elizabeth, Maria, Anna and Matthew Fairs, the only children and residuary legatees; Mary Fairs the wife and sole executrix survived but has since died without
proving the will.
DPRI/3/1835/T17/2-3 4 June 1835
election of guardian; Matthew FAIRS, common brewer, of Greatham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1835/T18 3 June 1834
will bond, penal sum £200; Arthur LEE, farmer, of Hill End in Teasdale Forest in the parish of Middleton and county of Durham
granted to Mary Lee widow and sole executrix of Lawrence Lee, who was universal legatee and sole executor named in the will, who survived the testator but has since died.
DPRI/3/1835/T19 9 June 1835
will bond, penal sum £1,200; William BURNUP, yeoman, of Shafto House in the parish of Lanchester and county of Durham. Died 10 November 1834
granted to Elizabeth Thirlaway sister and residuary legatee; Matthew Newton the sole executor having renounced.
DPRI/3/1835/T20/1-3 7 June 1835
will bond, penal sum £10; John DUNN, farmer, yeoman, formerly of Benknowle in the parish of Hart, Hart-Warren in the Parish of Hart in the county of Durham
grant of administration to Anthony Wilson Dobing limited to the intestate's interest in property at Stranton, County Durham
DPRI/3/1835/T21 29 June 1835
will bond, penal sum £800; John SPOTTISWOOD, otherwise Spotswood, shopkeeper, yeoman, formerly of Newcastle upon Tyne , late of Stockton in the county of Durham. Died 22 September 1834
granted to Lettia Carr, daughter and one of the residuary legatees; the executors and residuary legatees in trust, and the widow and residuary legatee for life, Elizabeth Spottiswood, all having renounced.
DPRI/3/1835/T22 15 July 1835
will bond, penal sum £200; Joseph Bell AYNSLEY, gentleman, of William Street Arthurs Hill in the township of Westgate near Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 28 April 1835
granted to Mary Forster, the universal legatee subsituted in the will; the sole executor having renounced, and the widow and universal legatee for life having since died.
DPRI/3/1835/T23 15 July 1835
will bond, penal sum £1,600; Edward HEWSON, coach-maker, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 25 May 1835
granted to Sarah Hewson, widow and residuary legatee during her widowhood; the executors named in the will having renounced.
DPRI/3/1835/T24 16 July 1835
will bond, penal sum £1,600; Elizabeth NICHOLSON, spinster, of Lone End in the parish of Norham in the county palantine of Durham
administration granted to Mary Mackie, Grace Young and Grace Friar Nicholson, the neices and residuary legatees; the executors survived the testator but have since died without executing the will.
DPRI/3/1835/T25 1 August 1835
will bond, penal sum £1,600; Anthony Robert TAYLOR, gentleman, of Sedgcletch in the township of Newbottle in the county of Durham
granted to Robert Robinson Taylor, brother and one of the residuary legatees for life; the executors and residuary legatees in trust having renounced.
DPRI/3/1835/T26 3 August 1835
will bond, penal sum £600; George HUTCHINSON, mason, of Corbridge in the county of Northumberland
granted to Robert Hutchinson, brother and principal legatee, there being no executor or residuary legatee named in the will.
DPRI/3/1835/T27 16 June 1835
will bond, penal sum £600; William GIBBON, brazier, of South Shields in the county of Durham. Died 16 March 1835
granted to Mary Gibbon widow and residuary legatee during her widowhood; the executor and residuary legatee in trust having renounced.
DPRI/3/1835/T28 22 August 1835
will bond, penal sum £1,200; Sarah RAISBECK, spinster, of Stockton on Tees in the county of Durham. Died 17 June 1835
granted to Leonard Raisbeck, son and only next of kin, there being no executor or residuary legatee named.
DPRI/3/1835/T29 29 August 1835
will bond, penal sum £400; Hannah MOODY, spinster, of Claypath
granted to John Moody, William Moody, Sarah Bainbridge, Ellen Taylor, and Mary Moody, brothers and sisters and surviving residuary legatees. The sole executor and residuary legatee in trust having renounced; Catherine Robson sister of deceased
and the other residuary legatee survived the testator but has since died.
DPRI/3/1835/T30 28 August 1835
will bond, penal sum £1,600; John BULLIN, master mariner, formerly of Blyth in the county of Northumberland, late of the no.18 Great Hermitage Street in the parish of St George Middlesex
granted to Jane Mullin, relict and residuary legatee during her widowhood, there being no executor named in the will.
DPRI/3/1835/T31/1-4 5 September 1835
will bond, penal sum £10; James BURNETT, esquire, of Borough and parish of Berwick upon Tweed
grant of administration to George Smith limited to the intestate's interest in property at Horncliffe, County Durham
DPRI/3/1835/T32 5 September 1835
will bond, penal sum £3,000; Margaret HUTCHINSON, widow, of city of Durham
granted to William Bernard Ogden and Thomas Mounsey, the residual legatees in trust there being no executor named in the will.
DPRI/3/1835/T33 22 September 1835
will bond, penal sum £400; John POTTS, cabinet-maker, of Norton in the county of Durham. Died 7 February 1834
granted to Jane Potts, widow and universal legatee during widowhood. The executors and residuary legatees in trust having renounced.
DPRI/3/1835/T34 19 September 1835
will bond, penal sum £18,000; John TURNBULL, farmer, of Castlehills within the liberties of the Borough of Berwick upon Tweed. Died 11 February 1831
granted to George Turnbull, nephew and residuary legatee substituted in the will and codicils; Eleanor Turnbull died leaving the will unadministered.
DPRI/3/1835/T35 3 October 1835
will bond, penal sum £40; Robert PEARSON, esquire, of Unthank Hall in the county of Northumberland
granted to Percival Fenwick, a creditor of the deceased; Anne Mary Pearson the widow, sole executor and residuary legatee having refused or declined to execute the will.
DPRI/3/1835/T36 7 October 1835
will bond, penal sum £3,000; John REVELL, gentleman, of Howick in the county of Northumberland. Died March 1835
granted to Susanna Revell, the widow and Universal legatee for life; the executors and residual legatees in trust named in the will having renounced.
DPRI/3/1835/T37/1 14 October 1835
will bond, penal sum £400; John PATTINSON, master mariner, of Thorp in the parish of Grindon in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to Mary Pattinson, mother and surviving legatee, there being no executor or residuary legatee named
DPRI/3/1835/T37/2-3 30 September 1835
proxy of consent; John PATTINSON, master mariner, of Thorp in the parish of Grindon in the county of Durham
consent by Mary Pattinson, Ann Sheraton, Thomas Pattinson, brother and sisters
DPRI/3/1835/T38 13 October 1835
will bond, penal sum £1,200; Jane HOGG, widow, of Glanton in the parish of Whittingham in the county of Northumberland
granted to Barbara Hedley, widow, and John Bunyie, the surviving residuary legatees for life named in the will; the executor John Turnbull having since died with the will undaministered.
DPRI/3/1835/T39 17 October 1835
will bond, penal sum £400; William BREWIN, gentleman, of Woodbine Terrace in the parish of Gateshead in the county of Durham. Died 25 July 1835
administration granted to Margaret Brewin, widow and guardian of Ralph Brewin Hale, a minor and residuary legatee substituted in the will. David Belough and Thomas Jackson, eexcutors and guardians named in the will having renounced; and Elizabeth
Briggs, the residuary legatee so long as she remain unmarried also having renounced.
DPRI/3/1835/T40 4 November 1835
will bond, penal sum £900; John STOKELD, blacksmith, publican, of Ryhope in the county of Durham. Died 6 August 1823
granted to Isabella Stokeld, daughter and one of the universal legatees, there being no executor named in the will.
DPRI/3/1835/T41 18 November 1835
will bond, penal sum £400; John FORDY, potter, of Sheriff hill in the county of Durham
granted to Thomas Patterson, a creditor of the deceased; the executors named in the will, Thomas Thompson and Robert Reay, having declined to execute the will
DPRI/3/1835/T42 8 December 1835
will bond, penal sum £2,000; Elizabeth NICHOLSON, spinster, of Lone End in the parish of Norham in the county palantine of Durham
estate revalued at £1,000
Administration bonds 1836Reference: DPRI/3/1836/ADPRI/3/1836/A1 17 December 1835
administration bond, penal sum £400; Rebecca DODDS, without child or parent, widow, of North Grange in the parish of Bishop Wearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A2 6 January 1836
administration bond, penal sum £400; James EMMERSON, master mariner, of Felling Shore in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A3 9 January 1836
administration bond, penal sum £400; Thomas GRAY, butcher, publican, of Windy Nook in the chapelry of Heworth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A4 12 January 1836
administration bond, penal sum £40; John HESLOP, a soldier in His Majestys 16th Regiment of Lancers, army soldier, bachelor, of Gilligate in or near the city of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A5 16 January 1836
administration bond, penal sum £200; Barbara FENWICK, of Houghton le Spring in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A6 16 January 1836
administration bond, penal sum £200; Cathrine BURDON, without parent, spinster, of Houghton le Spring in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A7 16 January 1836
administration bond, penal sum £600; William SCOTT, master mariner, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1836/A8 18 January 1836
administration bond, penal sum £200; Mary ROBINSON, of Greenside in the parish of Ryton in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A9 20 January 1836
administration bond, penal sum £100; William TOWARD, miner, of parish of Middleton in Teesdale in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A10 25 January 1836
administration bond, penal sum £200; Thomas SWINBURN, farmer, of Hedley in the parish of Ovingham in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1836/A11 28 January 1836
administration bond, penal sum £400; Eleanor STEPHENSON, spinster, of Felton in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1836/A12 30 January 1836
administration bond, penal sum £200; John ROBBINS, grocer, of Silver Street in the parish of Saint Nicholas in or near the city of Durham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A13 30 January 1836
administration bond, penal sum £10; William FAWCETT, weaver, of Darlington in the county of Durham. Died 20 December 1835
DPRI/3/1836/A14 27 January 1836
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; William STONEHOUSE, farmer, of Greatham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A15 1 February 1836
administration bond, penal sum £100; Hannah WILKIE, nee Meggison, of Gilesgate in or near the city of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A16 7 January 1836
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Mary Anne TULIP, spinster, of Pallinsburn East Field in the parish of Ford in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1836/A17 4 February 1836
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Ralph Brignall FENWICK, Brignell, viewer, bachelor, of Dipton in the parish of Lanchester in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A18 3 February 1836
administration bond, penal sum £900; Lancelot JOHNSON, cooper, of Barnard Castle in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A19 5 February 1836
administration bond, penal sum £200; George DOBSON, clerk, of Felton in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1836/A20 6 February 1836
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; William TATE, without child or parent, land-agent, widower, of Harton in the chapelry of Saint Hilds in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A21 6 February 1836
administration bond, penal sum £600; Jane WHEATLEY, widow, of Newgate Street in the chapelry of Saint Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1836/A22 12 February 1836
administration bond, penal sum £100; Eleanor WELCH, widow, of South Shields in the chapelry of Saint Hilds in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A23 13 February 1836
administration bond, penal sum £900; William BURNIP, farmer, of Offerton in the chapelry of Painshaw in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A24/1 13 February 1836
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; John RUDD, farmer, of Cleaves Cross in the parish of Merrington in the county of Durham. Died 7 December 1835
administration granted to William Rudd and John Rudd, two of the sons and next of kin
DPRI/3/1836/A24/2-4 25 January 1836
renunciation; John RUDD, farmer, of Cleaves Cross in the parish of Merrington in the county of Durham. Died 7 December 1835
renunciation of the widow, and Alice Thompson, Margaret Rudd, Ann Rudd, George Rudd and Thomas Rudd, children
DPRI/3/1836/A25/1 17 February 1836
administration bond, penal sum £400; Cuthbert RAMSAY, without parent, grocer, bachelor, of Butcher Bank in the chapelry of All Saints in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 14 November 1835
administration granted to Joseph Ramsay and John Ramsay, brothers and two of the next of kin
DPRI/3/1836/A25/2-3 17 February 1836
renunciation; Cuthbert RAMSAY, without parent, grocer, bachelor, of Butcher Bank in the chapelry of All Saints in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 14 November 1835
renunciation of Jane Roe, sister and one of the next of kin
DPRI/3/1836/A26 19 February 1836
administration bond, penal sum £200; Edward GRAY, yeoman, widower, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A27 29 February 1836
administration bond, penal sum £900; Mary ABBS, widow, of Fulwell in the parish of Monkwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A28 4 March 1836
administration bond, penal sum £900; Thomas MIDFORD, master mariner, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1836/A29 5 March 1836
administration bond, penal sum £600; Edward ALLEN, tailor, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1836/A30 6 March 1836
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Matthew HANDCOCK, farmer, of Snook Hill in the parish of Winlaton in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A31 6 March 1836
administration bond, penal sum £400; John CRAMB, minister of the gospel, clerk, of Berwick upon Tweed
DPRI/3/1836/A32/1-3 21 March 1836
administration bond, penal sum £10; James YOUNG, shoemaker, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration to Thomas Harrison limited to the intestate's interest in property at Alnwick
DPRI/3/1836/A33 21 March 1836
administration bond, penal sum £40; Henry HALLIDAY, master mariner, of Sunderland near the sea in the parish of Sunderland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A34 28 March 1836
administration bond, penal sum £100; Robert TATE, quarryman, widower, of chapelry of Saint John in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1836/A35 29 March 1836
administration bond, penal sum £400; Henry PEARSON, labourer, of Boldon in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A36 30 March 1836
administration bond, penal sum £1,400; Robert YOUNG, draper, widower, of Sunderland near the sea in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A37 19 March 1836
administration bond, penal sum £40; Tibby HIND, of Nenthead in the parish of Alston in the county of Cumberland
DPRI/3/1836/A38 9 April 1836
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Edward HINDE, solicitor, gentleman, of Bishop Wearmouth in the county of Durham. Died 27 April 1829
estate re-valued
DPRI/3/1836/A39 5 April 1836
administration bond, penal sum £200; Ralph WAGGOTT, pitman, of the Ouseburn without the walls but within the liberties of the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne but in that part of the said town which is in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1836/A40 29 March 1836
administration bond, penal sum £400; Joseph TREWICK, gentleman, widower, of Nile Street in Bishop Wearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A41 2 April 1836
administration bond, penal sum £200; Joseph BOWMAN, yeoman, of Broadpot in the parish of Alston in the county of Cumberland
DPRI/3/1836/A42 9 April 1836
administration bond, penal sum £400; John BARRON, farmer, of Bullions in the chapelry of Shotley in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1836/A43 12 April 1836
administration bond, penal sum £800; Thomas PATTERSON, gentleman, of Queens Square in the chapelry of Saint Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1836/A44 12 April 1836
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; George PATRICK, attorney-at-law, of Hall Garth Street in or near the city of Durham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A45 16 April 1836
administration bond, penal sum £400; Tristam LAWS, farmer, of Barmoor Leazes in the chapelry of Tanfield in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A46 16 April 1836
administration bond, penal sum £400; William MOORCOCK, master mariner, of Stockton in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A47 19 April 1836
administration bond, penal sum £400; John MARGETTS, shoemaker, of North Shields in the parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1836/A48 13 April 1836
administration bond, penal sum £200; Thomas NELSON, tailor, of Felton in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1836/A49 18 April 1836
administration bond, penal sum £600; William BROWN, shoemaker, bachelor, of Mason Dinnington in the parish of Ponteland in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1836/A50 21 April 1836
administration bond, penal sum £900; Margaret BRASS, widow of Samuel Brass, corkcutter, widow, of the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1836/A51 25 April 1836
administration bond, penal sum £200; Richard PARKER, chain-maker, of parish of Winlaton in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A52 29 April 1836
administration bond, penal sum £200; Mark ARCHER, turner, of Swalwell in the parish of Whickham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A53 29 April 1836
administration bond, penal sum £200; Richard RICHARDSON, shoemaker, of Cockerton in the parish of Darlington in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A54 2 May 1836
administration bond, penal sum £200; Sarah BELL, spinster, of Walbottle in the parish of Newburn in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1836/A55 5 May 1836
administration bond, penal sum £40; Thomas DYKES, mariner, of Sunderland near the sea in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A56
Missing bond (or number not used)
DPRI/3/1836/A57 7 May 1836
administration bond, penal sum £400; Ann ROBERTS, without child or parent, widow, of South Blyth in the parish of Earsdon in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1836/A58 9 May 1836
administration bond, penal sum £900; William ORRICK, river pilot, of chapelry of All Saints within the liberties of the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 7 January 1836
DPRI/3/1836/A59 9 May 1836
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; William CLARK, surgeon, of Morpeth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1836/A60 12 May 1836
administration bond, penal sum £40; George LIDDELL, joiner, of Haltwhistle in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1836/A61 7 May 1836
administration bond, penal sum £200; George WILLIS, miner, of Stanhope in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A62 17 May 1836
administration bond, penal sum £900; Elizabeth TATE, widow, of Stella in the parish of Ryton in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A63 23 May 1836
administration bond, penal sum £600; Robert THOMPSON, master mariner, of Sandhill in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1836/A64 27 May 1836
administration bond, penal sum £200; Matthew BAGLEY, mariner, bachelor, of Darlington in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A65 27 May 1836
administration bond, penal sum £200; Robert JOHNSON, cooper, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1836/A66 21 May 1836
administration bond, penal sum £600; Johnson COPLAND, mariner, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1836/A67 6 June 1836
administration bond, penal sum £200; Maria BUTTERFIELD, spinster, of Gateshead in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A68 8 June 1836
administration bond, penal sum £559; John TROBE, farmer, bachelor, of Longdyke in the parish of Shilbottle in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1836/A69/1 9 June 1836
administration bond, penal sum £400; Isabella SHIELDS, spinster, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland. Died 9 May 1816
the intestate was survived by her mother, Jane Shields, who herself died without taking letters of administration. Jane Shields was in turn survived by her niece, Ann Lindsay, also since deceased. Administration granted to William Lindsay, a son
of Ann Lindsay
DPRI/3/1836/A69/2-4 26 April 1836
renunciation; Isabella SHIELDS, spinster, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland. Died 9 May 1816
renunciation of Thomas Lindsay, Margaret Lindsay, Sarah Lindsay, George Lindsay, and Ann Gwynne, the siblings of William Lindsay.
DPRI/3/1836/A70 16 June 1836
administration bond, penal sum £400; John FALCUS, waterman, of Saint Clarence in the chapelry of All Saints in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1836/A71 20 June 1836
administration bond, penal sum £400; Mary DYER, widow, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
administration granted to William Robinson Lishman, the father and guardian of William Sheville Lishman, Edward Hudson Lishman and Mary Julia Lishman, all minors and grandchildren of the intestate. administration granted for the benefit of the
grandchildren.
DPRI/3/1836/A72 18 June 1836
administration bond, penal sum £40; James ARMSTRONG, land-agent, of Heddon on the Wall in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1836/A73 15 June 1836
administration bond, penal sum £400; William BOLAM, farmer, of Haverton Hill in the parish of Billingham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A74/1 17 June 1836
administration bond, penal sum £12,000; George ESTELL, grocer, ship-owner, of chapelry of Saint Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 5 February 1836
administration was subsequently nullified, and the will was proved in 1837
DPRI/3/1836/A74/2-3 16 May 1836
election of guardian; George ESTELL, grocer, ship-owner, of chapelry of Saint Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 5 February 1836
DPRI/3/1836/A74/4-5 17 May 1836
acceptance of guardianship; George ESTELL, grocer, ship-owner, of chapelry of Saint Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 5 February 1836
DPRI/3/1836/A75 2 July 1836
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Mary LEE, spinster, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1836/A76 5 July 1836
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; William BROWN, ironmonger, of parochial chapelry of All Saints in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1836/A77 5 July 1836
administration bond, penal sum £200; John MARSHALL, excise officer, of the borough of Berwick upon Tweed
DPRI/3/1836/A78 5 July 1836
administration bond, penal sum £400; John SMITH, master mariner, bachelor, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A79 25 June 1836
administration bond, penal sum £200; Isabella Jane BUNTING, spinster, of Portsmouth in the county of Southampton
DPRI/3/1836/A80 25 June 1836
administration bond, penal sum £100; John Roddam BUNTING, planter, bachelor, of parish of Portland in the Island of Jamaica
DPRI/3/1836/A81 2 April 1836
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Edward ROBSON, farmer, formerly of Morpeth in the county of Northumberland, late of Cottingwood near Morpeth
DPRI/3/1836/A82 13 July 1836
administration bond, penal sum £900; George HINDMARSH, without father, farmer, bachelor, of Middle Coldside in the parish of Mitford in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1836/A83/1 16 July 1836
administration bond, penal sum £400; Elizabeth SWEETING, without parent, spinster, of Olive Street in Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham. Died 2 February 1836
administration granted to Mary Middleton, sister and one of the next of kin
DPRI/3/1836/A83/2-4 9 June 1836
renunciation; Elizabeth SWEETING, without parent, spinster, of Olive Street in Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham. Died 2 February 1836
renunciation of Thomas Sweeting, Jane Jobling, Ann Clark and Richard Sweeting, siblings
DPRI/3/1836/A84 21 July 1836
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; Robert BRADSHAW, rope-maker, of Bosella Place in the parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1836/A85 26 July 1836
administration bond, penal sum £900; Ann PATTERSON, widow, of parish of Saint Nicholas in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1836/A86 26 July 1836
administration bond, penal sum £200; Robert HARDINGHAM, tide-waiter, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1836/A87 2 August 1836
administration bond, penal sum £600; Thomas ROBINSON, without parent, master mariner, bachelor, of Monkwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A88 1 August 1836
administration bond, penal sum £400; Edward ROBSON, gardener, formerly of Gateshead in the county of Durham, late of Prudhoe Street in the chapelry of Saint Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1836/A89 2 August 1836
administration bond, penal sum £900; John DAVISON, farmer, of Spindlestone in the parish of Bamburgh in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1836/A90 16 August 1836
administration bond, penal sum £200; George BOWDEN, without parent, mariner, bachelor, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1836/A91 17 August 1836
administration bond, penal sum £40; Wilkinson NEWBURN, wood-turner, of West Row Stockton on Tees in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A92 17 August 1836
administration bond, penal sum £100; Thomas LEE, grocer, of Alston in the county of Cumberland
DPRI/3/1836/A93/1 26 August 1836
administration bond, penal sum £200; Isabella BOLAM, without parent, spinster, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 27 April 1836
administration granted to brother and one of the next of kin
DPRI/3/1836/A93/2-3 25 August 1836
renunciation; Isabella BOLAM, without parent, spinster, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 27 April 1836
renunciation of sister and one of the next of kin
DPRI/3/1836/A94 31 August 1836
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; James William CUFF, esquire, of North Durham Street Sunderland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A95 31 August 1836
administration bond, penal sum £900; John LAIDLER, farmer, of Deanham in the parish of Hartburn in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1836/A96 1 September 1836
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; John HARDCASTLE, floorcloth manufacturer, bachelor, of parochial chapelry of Saint John in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
reassessment of value of estate
DPRI/3/1836/A97 7 September 1836
administration bond, penal sum £100; Margaret COOK, widow, of Saugh House in the parish of Hardburn in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1836/A98 3 September 1836
administration bond, penal sum £12,000; Robert YOUNG, corn-merchant, bachelor, of Alnmouth in the Parish of Lesbury in the county of Northumberland
reassessment of value of estate
DPRI/3/1836/A99/1 13 September 1836
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Dorothy BACON, widow, of Whitburn in the county of Durham. Died 7 July 1836
administration granted to the son of the deceased
DPRI/3/1836/A99/2-3 29 August 1836
renunciation; Dorothy BACON, widow, of Whitburn in the county of Durham. Died 7 July 1836
renunciation of the four daughters
DPRI/3/1836/A100 21 September 1836
administration bond, penal sum £400; Joseph FENWICK, schoolmaster, of South Shields in the chapelry of Saint Hild in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A101 23 September 1836
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; James WRIGHT, ship-owner, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A102 3 October 1836
administration bond, penal sum £400; John SKEE, without parent, master mariner, bachelor, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1836/A103 3 October 1836
administration bond, penal sum £200; Ann PATRICK, of Haggerston in the paprish of Kyloe in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A104 30 September 1836
administration bond, penal sum £900; Margaret SMITH, widow, of township of Westoe in the parish of Jarrow in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A105 10 October 1836
administration bond, penal sum £300; George KELSEY, yeoman, of Raceby Hill in the township of Garmonsway Moor in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A106 14 October 1836
administration bond, penal sum £200; Thomas TWEDDELL, farmer, bachelor, of Bill House in the parish of Longbenton in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to brother; the earlier administrix having died.
DPRI/3/1836/A107 15 October 1836
administration bond, penal sum £400; George LINTON, the younger, veterinary surgeon, of Witton le Wear in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A108 15 October 1836
administration bond, penal sum £900; John BIRD, gentleman, of Chester le Street in the County of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A109 15 October 1836
administration bond, penal sum £40; John GALLON, blacksmith, of Capheaton in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1836/A110 14 October 1836
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Phillis COOPER, widow, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A111 17 October 1836
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Job WAUGH, farmer, bachelor, of Broomhouses in the parish of Haltwhistle in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1836/A112 20 October 1836
administration bond, penal sum £200; Joseph SIMPSON, without parent, chair-maker, bachelor, of Elswick Street Westgate Hilll in the chapelry of Saint John in or near Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1836/A113 19 October 1836
administration bond, penal sum £900; Jane MACHRETH, spinster, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1836/A114 20 October 1836
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; William BOWIE, master mariner, bachelor, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1836/A115 21 October 1836
administration bond, penal sum £900; Henry HASTINGS, bleacher, of Barmston in the parish of Washington in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A116 22 October 1836
administration bond, penal sum £900; Thomas LIVERICK, miner, widower, of Nenthead in the parish of Alston in the county of Cumberland
DPRI/3/1836/A117 24 October 1836
administration bond, penal sum £100; Jane PATTISON, widow, of Gateshead High Fell in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A118 25 October 1836
administration bond, penal sum £100; Matthew LIDDLE, miller, of Wolsingham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A119 22 October 1836
administration bond, penal sum £200; Jane STUPART, without child, widow, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1836/A120 27 October 1836
administration bond, penal sum £200; George WOOD, cordwainer, of Haydon Bridge in the chapelry of Haydon in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1836/A121/1 28 October 1836
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; Robert ANDERSON, gentleman, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to Mary Dodds, only child
DPRI/3/1836/A121/2-3 7 October 1836
renunciation; Robert ANDERSON, gentleman, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
renunciation of the deceased's widow
DPRI/3/1836/A122 25 October 1836
administration bond, penal sum £400; William MITCHELL, farmer, of Nunriding in the parish of Mitford in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1836/A123/1-3 31 October 1836
administration bond, penal sum £10; Ralph HERON, esquire, widower, of parish of Saint Nicholas in the county of Newcastle upon Tyne
grant of administration to Matthew Clayton limited to the intestate's interest in property at Newcastle upon Tyne; the earlier administrator having died
DPRI/3/1836/A124/1 4 November 1836
administration bond, penal sum £100; Elizabeth STOKER, widow, of South Shields in the county of Durham
administration granted to Isabella Stoker, daughter and one of the next of kin
DPRI/3/1836/A125 3 November 1836
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; John SCOTT, formerly a private in H.M. 17th Regiment of Foot, but late a private in H.M. 70th Regiment of Foot, army private, bachelor, of Youghall in the county of Cork in Ireland
DPRI/3/1836/A126 11 November 1836
administration bond, penal sum £400; Elizabeth HAIGH, widow, of Crosgate in the chapelry of Saint Margarets in or near the city of Durham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A127 5 November 1836
administration bond, penal sum £400; William MOFFIT, weaver, of Morpeth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1836/A128/1 9 November 1836
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Jane NICHOLSON, widow, of borough of Berwick upon Tweed
administration granted to Cicely NcGhie, daughter and one of the next of kin
DPRI/3/1836/A128/2-3 7 November 1836
renunciation; Jane NICHOLSON, widow, of borough of Berwick upon Tweed
renunciation of George Kerr Nicholson and Eleanor Sanderson, two of the children and the only other next of kin
DPRI/3/1836/A129 12 November 1836
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; John STOREY, minor, of Powburn in the parish of Whittingham in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1836/A130 12 November 1836
administration bond, penal sum £100; William BOWREY, without child, labourer, widower, of West Boldon in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A131 14 November 1836
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Ebenezer FROST, without parent, ship-broker, insurance broker, bachelor, of parish of Gateshead in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A132 21 November 1836
administration bond, penal sum £900; Ralph Henry JACKSON, yeoman, of Great Lumley in the parish of Chester le Street in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A133 19 November 1836
administration bond, penal sum £200; Margaret BELL, spinster, of Gibside in the parish of Whickham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A134 22 November 1836
administration bond, penal sum £500; Nancy CRAWFORD, of Barnard Castle in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A135 19 November 1836
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; Robert BROWN, farmer, of Ferryhill in the parish of Merrington in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A136 30 November 1836
administration bond, penal sum £8,000; William BYERS, ship-owner, of Monkwearmouth Shore in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A137/1 28 November 1836
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Nicholas JOHNSON, rope-maker, widower, of Sunderland near the sea in the county of Durham. Died 6 November 1836
DPRI/3/1836/A137/2-4 23 November 1836
acceptance of guardianship; Nicholas JOHNSON, rope-maker, widower, of Sunderland near the sea in the county of Durham. Died 6 November 1836
DPRI/3/1836/A137/5-6 23 November 1836
election of guardian; Nicholas JOHNSON, rope-maker, widower, of Sunderland near the sea in the county of Durham. Died 6 November 1836
DPRI/3/1836/A138 5 December 1836
administration bond, penal sum £900; Thomas GLENN, mariner, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A139 29 November 1836
administration bond, penal sum £400; Peter BISHOP, customs comptroller, of Berwick upon Tweed
DPRI/3/1836/A140 9 December 1836
administration bond, penal sum £600; David WALKER, ship-owner, of Monkwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A141 9 December 1836
administration bond, penal sum £40; John HOLMES, tailor, of parish of Saint Nicholas in or near the city of Durham in the county of Durham. Died 23 June 1836
DPRI/3/1836/A142 9 December 1836
administration bond, penal sum £200; Robert HUSH, mason, of South Shields in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A143 10 December 1836
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Ralph YOUNG, without parent, brother or sister, farmer, bachelor, of Ogle in the parish of Whalton in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1836/A144 12 December 1836
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; Thomas HARRISON, tobacconist, of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1836/A145 14 December 1836
administration bond, penal sum £10,000; Nicholas GIBSON, gentleman, widower, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1836/A146 14 December 1836
administration bond, penal sum £400; Jane THOMPSON, of Barnard Castle in the county of Durham
The intestate's husband survived his wife but has since died without taking out administration. Administration here granted to Mary Ann Thompson, daughter and only next of kin over the age of 21 years.
DPRI/3/1836/A147 16 December 1836
administration bond, penal sum £100; John BRIGGS, clerk, of Marlborough Street in the township of Westgate in or near Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1836/A148 16 December 1836
administration bond, penal sum £200; John AYRE, cartwright, of Sedgefield in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A149 14 December 1836
administration bond, penal sum £600; Henry RIDLEY, without parent, gunsmith, bachelor, of Tower Street, Birmingham in the county of Warwick
DPRI/3/1836/A150 27 December 1836
administration bond, penal sum £400; Robert NORRIE, baker, of borough of Berwick upon Tweed
DPRI/3/1836/A151 29 December 1836
administration bond, penal sum £400; Robert BEE, miner, of West Fall in the parish of Stanhope in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1836/A152 30 December 1836
administration bond, penal sum £100; Silvester SPALDING, yeoman, of Monkwearmouth in the county of Durham
Will bonds 1836Reference: DPRI/3/1836/TDPRI/3/1836/T1 20 January 1836
will bond, penal sum £200; Joseph ELTRINGHAM, yeoman, of Cramlington county of Northumberland
granted to Robert Eltringham, a legatee, there being no executor or residuary legatee named in the will.
DPRI/3/1836/T2 20 January 1836
will bond, penal sum £200; Joseph WILSON, tailor, of Broomhaugh in the county of Northumberland
granted to Elizabeth Nicholson, daughter and universal legatee, there being no executor named in the will
DPRI/3/1836/T3 27 January 1836
will bond, penal sum £600; Henry SADLER, farmer, of Earsdon in the chapelry of Hebron in the county of Northumberland
granted to Margaret Sadler, widow and universal legatee during her widowhood. The executors William Hume and John Sadler having renounced.
DPRI/3/1836/T4 5 February 1836
will bond, penal sum £400; Joseph Ord WILLIS, manufacturer, of Barnard Castle in the county of Durham. Died 22 December 1836
granted to Margaret Heslop, daughter and one of the residuary legatees named in the will, Mary Willis and Ann Croft, the other residuary legatees havng renounced. Edward Harrison, Robert Heggison and Ann Willis, the wife and residuary legatee
named in the will, having died during the testators lifetime.
DPRI/3/1836/T5 9 March 1836
will bond, penal sum £200; John SNOWDON, painter, of Newcastle upon Tyne
granted to Michael Proctor, the universal legatee, there being no executor named in the will.
DPRI/3/1836/T6 25 March 1836
will bond, penal sum £600; Hannah ROBSON, widow, of Bishop Wearmouth in the county of Durham
granted to George Whitfield, son and residuary legatee for life; Stephen Watosn and James Parker the executors and residuary legatees in trust having renounced.
DPRI/3/1836/T7 25 March 1836
will bond, penal sum £600; Mark JOBSON, farmer, of Elswick in the county of Northumberland. Died 18 March 1835
granted to Mary Jobson, relict and universal legatee during her widowhood; Edward Storey the sole executor and residuary legatee in trust having renounced
DPRI/3/1836/T8 29 March 1836
will bond, penal sum £900; John PEARSON, yeoman, of Nenthead in the parish of Alston in the country of Cumberland
granted to Mary Pearson daughter and one of the residuary legatees, the estate left unadminstered by John Pattinson and Mary Pearson the executors having died. Nanny Atkinson, Elizabeth Pearson and Phyllis Stephenson, the daughters and other
surviving legatees having renounced. deceased
DPRI/3/1836/T9 9 April 1836
will bond, penal sum £900; Robert BELL, farmer, of Kellow hall in the parish of Kellow in the county of Durham
granted to Jane Bell and Philip William Bell, brother and sister & two of the next of kin and residuary legatees; there being no executor named in the will.
DPRI/3/1836/T10 7 April 1836
will bond, penal sum £6,500; Joseph NICHOLSON, gentleman, formerly of Brockley Hall in the parish of Ellingham and county of Northumberland, late of North Charlton in parish of Ellingham. Died 6 January 1836
granted to Mary Cumings and Jane Rochester, the daughters and only next of kin of the deceased.
DPRI/3/1836/T11 15 April 1836
will bond, penal sum £600; George STOKOE, of Hedley in the parish of Ovingham in the county of Northumberland
granted to Anna Scott, daughter and one of the universal legatees; Anna Stokoe, widow and Jane Stokoe daughter and only other universal legatees having renounced. There being no executor named in the will.
DPRI/3/1836/T12 21 April 1836
will bond, penal sum £400; John COWLE, commander of the vessel the Fortitude of Newcastle, mariner, of South Shields
granted to Robert Cowle, brother and one of the universal legatees, George Cowle the other universal legatee being a minor. There was no executor named in the will.
DPRI/3/1836/T13 26 April 1836
will bond, penal sum £400; John HEWITT, farmer, of Hett(in the parish of Merrington)
granted to Nancy Hewitt widow and universal legatee, there being no executor named in the will
DPRI/3/1836/T14 2 May 1836
will bond, penal sum £900; William RICHARDSON, yeoman, of Welgill Dykeheads in the parish of Alston in the county of Cumberland. Died 20 May 1817
administration granted to Hannah Richardson, widow and one of the residuary legatees for life; Joseph Richardson and John Thompson the executors named in the will having died leaving the estate unadministered
DPRI/3/1836/T15 16 May 1836
will bond, penal sum £40; William HUTCHINSON, butcher, of Herrington
granted to Anthony Shetton the universal and residuary legatee named in the will.(surname Skelton?)
DPRI/3/1836/T16 14 April 1836
will bond, penal sum £900; Ann MURTON, spinster, of East Horton in the parish of Chatton in the county of Northumberland. Died 10 July 1835
granted to Cicely Murton and Annas Murton, sisters and universal legatees, there being no executor named in the will.
DPRI/3/1836/T17 16 May 1836
will bond, penal sum £6,000; Thomas BOYNTON, gentleman, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
granted to Nathaniel Ellison, surviving executor of Jane Alcock since deceased. She was the sole executrix of the will of Thomas Boynton and proved the will at Canterbury, but died before proving the will in the Consistory Court of Durham. Robert
Pearson the other executor of Jane Alcock died without proving the will.
DPRI/3/1836/T18/1-5 11 June 1836
will bond, penal sum £10; Joshua PEELE, gentleman, formerly of Symonds Inn in the county of Middlesex, late of parish of St Andrew, Holborn in the city of London
administration granted to William Watson limited to the testator's interest in the property at Headlam, County Durham.
DPRI/3/1836/T19 16 June 1836
will bond, penal sum £200; John DAWSON, innkeeper, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 20 April 1836
granted to Elizabeth Dawson, widow and residuary legatee, John Angus the sole executor having renounced.
DPRI/3/1836/T20 4 July 1836
will bond, penal sum £40; William ELLIOTT, labourer, yeoman, of Hetton le hole in the county of Durham. Died 18 February 1836
granted to Martin Hardy, guardian of Henry Elliott, (a minor aged upwards of 14 years), the universal legatee. The executors named in the will having renounced.
DPRI/3/1836/T21 20 July 1836
will bond, penal sum £400; John WHITE, woodman, of Hartburn grange in the parish of Hartburn in the county of Northumberland
granted to Jacob White and Mark White, sons and residuary legatees, there being no executor named in the will.
DPRI/3/1836/T22 8 June 1836
will bond, penal sum £600; Elizabeth HUTCHINSON, widow, of South Shields in the county of Durham
granted to Elizabeth Campbell, granddaughter, Mary Hutchinson, the sole executrix and residuary legatee, having died during the lifetime of the deceased.
DPRI/3/1836/T23 28 July 1836
will bond, penal sum £600; Ann BURDON, widow, of Binchester Whins in the parish of Saint Andrew Auckland in the county of Durham
granted to Robert Burdon and James Burdon, residuary legatees, there being no executor named in the will.
DPRI/3/1836/T24/1-3 26 July 1836
will bond, penal sum £10; Mark JOBSON, the elder, innkeeper, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland. Died 9 June 1770
grant of administration to William Miers limited to the testators interest in property at Warkworth.
DPRI/3/1836/T25 2 August 1836
will bond, penal sum £600; George ARMSTRONG, shepherd, of Blakehope
granted to Andrew Armstrong, son and one of the residuary legatees, there being no executor named in the will
DPRI/3/1836/T26 6 August 1836
will bond, penal sum £400; Walker WATSON, gentleman, widower, of Jesmond Vale in the chapelry of Saint Andrew in or near the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
granted to John Walker, nephew and a legatee, there being no executor named in the will nor any residuary legatee.
DPRI/3/1836/T27 27 August 1836
will bond, penal sum £400; John EMERSON, farmer, of Wham in the county of Durham
granted to Hannah Emerson relict and universal legatee for life, there being no executor named in the will.
DPRI/3/1836/T28 13 September 1836
will bond, penal sum £3,000; John KIRKLEY, slater, of Stamfordham in the county of Northumberland
granted to Emily Elizabeth Kirkley and Robert Bee Kirkley the residuary legatees, there being no executor named in the will
DPRI/3/1836/T29 14 September 1836
will bond, penal sum £400; John STEEL, teacher of music, of Framlington in the county of Northumberland. Died 1 April 1834
granted to Margaret Steel the relict and universal legatee during her widowhood, executors,Joseph Lambert and Thomas Lambert, having renounced.
DPRI/3/1836/T30/1-3 27 September 1836
will bond, penal sum £10; William HALL, farmer, of Low Willington in the parish of Wallsend in the county of Northumerland. Died 1832
grant of administration to John Anderson Pybus limited to the testator's interest in property at Church Road, Tynemouth
DPRI/3/1836/T31 5 October 1836
will bond, penal sum £40; William ADAMSON, yeoman, of Chester le Street in the county of Durham
granted to William Adamson, son and one of the next of kin, Elizabeth Adamson the sole executrix having died in the lifetime of the testator
DPRI/3/1836/T32 8 November 1836
will bond, penal sum £400; Thomas HUNT, mason, of Gateshead Fell in the county of Durham. Died 24 November 1832
granted to Mary Croser or Crosier, the daughter and universal legatee. Hall Stobbs, sole executor and residuary legatee in trust, duly renounced. Ann Hunt the relict and universal legatee named in the will having died.
DPRI/3/1836/T33 9 November 1836
will bond, penal sum £100; John ORR, surgeon, of Kirkwhelpington in the county of Northumberland. Died 7 September 1836
granted to Ann Brown, the residuary legatee, the executors, Rev Alexander Trotter and Peter Bryce, having renounced
DPRI/3/1836/T34 15 November 1836
will bond, penal sum £2,000; Grace TAYLOR, spinster, formerly of Dunston in the county of Durham, late of Whickham. Died 4 September 1836
administration granted to Ann Durham, sister and surviving residuary legatee for life, the executors having renounced.
DPRI/3/1836/T35 16 November 1836
will bond, penal sum £200; Elizabeth SMITH, spinster, of Morpeth in the county of Northumberland
granted to Mary Fenwick, niece and sole executrix of Jane Stafford; who was the sole executrix and universal legatee of the testator, but has since died.
DPRI/3/1836/T36 19 November 1836
will bond, penal sum £600; John RICHARDSON, yeoman, of Woodlands in the parish of Lanchester in the county of Durham
granted to Ann Nicholson, daughter and residuary legatee, the executors having renounced.
DPRI/3/1836/T37 19 November 1836
will bond, penal sum £900; George STUBBS, farmer, of Bolam in the parish of Gainford and in the county of Durham
granted to Ann Parkinson, neice and only next of kin. Margaret Stubbs, wife and sole executrix having died in the testators lifetime, and there being no residuary legatee named in the will.
DPRI/3/1836/T38 21 November 1836
will bond, penal sum £4,000; James Edgar HOLLIDAY, draper, of Newcastle upon Tyne
granted to Alice Holliday, widow and residuary legatee, the executor having renounced.
DPRI/3/1836/T39 14 December 1836
will bond, penal sum £1,200; Thomas BUTAMENT, farmer, formerly of Larbottle stead in the Parish of Whittingham County of Northumberland, late of Wallington Broom house in the parish of Hartburn
granted to Ursula Butament relict and universal legatee, there being no executor named in the will
DPRI/3/1836/T40 30 April 1836
will bond, penal sum £400; Cuthbert HAVERY, gentleman, of Oxendean Burn in or near the village or hamlet of Harperig in the township of Silmouth in the chapelry of Cornhill in the county of Durham
granted to William Havery, grandson; Ann Havery wife and William Havery the son , the executors and residuary legatees in the will having died during the lifetime of the testator.
Administration bonds 1837Reference: DPRI/3/1837/ADPRI/3/1837/A1 30 December 1836
administration bond, penal sum £200; William RICHARDSON, farmer, of Billy Row in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1837/A2 4 January 1837
administration bond, penal sum £400; John HAWDON, farmer, of Blaydon Staiths in the chapelry of Winlaton. Died 27 August 1836
DPRI/3/1837/A3 4 January 1837
administration bond, penal sum £600; Robert HUNTER, gardener, bachelor, of Allergate in the chapelry of St Margaret in the City of Durham. Died 11 December 1836
DPRI/3/1837/A4 10 January 1837
administration bond, penal sum £200; Ralph YOUNG, hardwareman, bachelor, of North Shields. Died 1 November 1832
DPRI/3/1837/A5 7 January 1837
administration bond, penal sum £100; Christopher CHARLTON, blacksmith, of Newton in the parish of Bywell St Peter in the county of Northumberland. Died 20 October 1831
DPRI/3/1837/A6 16 January 1837
administration bond, penal sum £200; John HUNT, ship-carpenter, bachelor, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham. Died 26 March 1835
DPRI/3/1837/A7 16 January 1837
administration bond, penal sum £200; Stephen HUNT, ship-carpenter, bachelor, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham. Died 11 June 1836
DPRI/3/1837/A8 17 January 1837
administration bond, penal sum £900; Henry HEBBURN, pitman, of Slaleyford in the parish of Newburn in the county of Northumberland. Died 27 April 1831
DPRI/3/1837/A9 14 January 1837
administration bond, penal sum £200; Robert CLARK, master mariner, of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died August 1834
DPRI/3/1837/A10 18 January 1837
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Edmund COOK, farmer, of Foulmart-law in the parish of Bolam in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to the executor of the original administratrix who was the deceased's widow
DPRI/3/1837/A11 21 January 1837
administration bond, penal sum £100; Thomas GRAHAM, miner, of Alston in the county of Cumberland. Died 17 May 1833
DPRI/3/1837/A12 27 January 1837
administration bond, penal sum £400; William WESTON, gentleman, of Gillygate in the parish of St Giles in the city of Durham. Died 8 November 1835
DPRI/3/1837/A13 27 January 1837
administration bond, penal sum £600; Isabella West MACNEILL, spinster, of New North Road in the chapelry of St Margaret in the city of Durham. Died 28 December 1836
DPRI/3/1837/A14/1-3 30 January 1837
administration bond, penal sum £10; Thomas MONTEITH, gentleman, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration to William John Carr limited to the intestate's interest in property at Cannongate, Alnwick
DPRI/3/1837/A15 3 February 1837
administration bond, penal sum £600; James PURSE, master mariner, of Bishopwearmouth. Died 25 December 1836
DPRI/3/1837/A16 6 February 1837
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Elizabeth HARRISON, spinster, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham. Died 17 January 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A17 6 February 1837
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; Thomas ANDERSON, hardwareman, of Alnwick. Died 13 January 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A18 11 February 1837
administration bond, penal sum £900; Isabella DUNN, spinster, formerly of Allendike in the parish of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland, late of Southwick in the parish of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham. Died 22 October 1836
DPRI/3/1837/A19 13 February 1837
administration bond, penal sum £200; Alice HODGSON, spinster, of Chimney Mills in the chapelry of St Andrew in or near the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 22 January 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A20 14 February 1837
administration bond, penal sum £200; Charles George PEARSON, mason, of Gateshead. Died 16 January 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A21 13 February 1837
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Ann CLARK, spinster, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 23 January 1837
administration granted to Ruth Smale, half-sister
DPRI/3/1837/A22 13 February 1837
administration bond, penal sum £100; William SADLER, yeoman, of Gateshead in the county of Durham. Died 15 December 1836
DPRI/3/1837/A23 14 February 1837
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Robert TOSE, former master mariner, but late guard on the Stanhope and Tyne railway, railway guard, of South Shields in the county of Durham. Died 9 April 1836
DPRI/3/1837/A24 15 February 1837
administration bond, penal sum £900; Lionel BATES, joiner, of Ponteland in the county of Northumberland. Died 22 April 1836
DPRI/3/1837/A25 2 February 1837
administration bond, penal sum £8,000; James MORTON, gentleman, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 17 January 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A26 16 February 1837
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; John Hunter METCALFE, shipbuilder, of Westoe in the chapelry of St Hild in the county of Durham. Died 18 August 1836
DPRI/3/1837/A27 15 February 1837
administration bond, penal sum £400; William LAWTON, woollen-manufacturer, of Netherwitton in the county of Northumberland. Died 9 January 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A28 20 February 1837
administration bond, penal sum £400; John GOUNDRY, schoolmaster, bachelor, of Ryton in the county of Durham. Died 13 December 1836
DPRI/3/1837/A29/1 21 February 1837
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Edward CARR, yeoman, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland. Died 1 August 1835
DPRI/3/1837/A29/2-3 15 February 1837
renunciation; Edward CARR, yeoman, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland. Died 1 August 1835
DPRI/3/1837/A30 22 February 1837
administration bond, penal sum £400; Thomas ROBERTS, farmer, bachelor, of Coldside in the parish of Rothbury in the county Northumberland. Died 10 August 1836
DPRI/3/1837/A31 28 February 1837
administration bond, penal sum £400; William GREEN, publican, grocer, of Rainton Gate in the parish of Rainton in the county of Durham. Died 18 July 1836
DPRI/3/1837/A32 1 March 1837
administration bond, penal sum £100; James PROUD, yeoman, of Slaley in the county of Northumberland. Died 30 August 1836
DPRI/3/1837/A33/1 27 February 1837
administration bond, penal sum £200; Anna RICHARDSON, widow, of North Shelds in the county of Northumberland. Died 21 January 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A33/2-3 23 February 1837
election of guardian; Anna RICHARDSON, widow, of North Shelds in the county of Northumberland. Died 21 January 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A33/4-6 23 February 1837
acceptance of guardianship; Anna RICHARDSON, widow, of North Shelds in the county of Northumberland. Died 21 January 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A34 10 March 1837
administration bond, penal sum £900; George RAMSAY, joiner, of of the chapelry of St Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 10 February 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A35 13 March 1837
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; Thomas EASTON, colliery viewer, of the Nest in the chapelry of Heworth in the county of Durham. Died 18 December 1835
DPRI/3/1837/A36 21 March 1837
administration bond, penal sum £900; Robert ANDERSON, engineer, of Ouston in the parish of Chester-le-Street in the county of Durham. Died 18 March 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A37 22 March 1837
administration bond, penal sum £900; Catherine JOHNSON, spinster, of Woodhorn in the county of Northumberland. Died 6 February 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A38 23 March 1837
administration bond, penal sum £200; William BOWSON, mariner, bachelor, of Sunderland near the sea in the county of Durham. Died 28 March 1836
DPRI/3/1837/A39 18 March 1837
administration bond, penal sum £200; Sarah HAMILTON, nee Thew, of Bamburgh in the county of Northumberland. Died 27 January 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A40 25 March 1837
administration bond, penal sum £900; John FRENCH, brewer, of Haltwhistle in the county of Northumberland. Died 22 January 1836
DPRI/3/1837/A41 20 March 1837
administration bond, penal sum £400; William TYZACK, glass-maker, of Southwick in the parish of Monkwearmouth in the county of Durham. Died 12 December 1832
DPRI/3/1837/A42 28 March 1837
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Caroline IMISON, spinster, of Chapelry of St Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 8 March 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A43 29 March 1837
administration bond, penal sum £200; Jacob ELSTOB, merchant taylor, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland. Died 2 February 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A44/1-4 31 March 1837
administration bond, penal sum £10; Jacob LAMBERT, gentleman, of chapelry of Saint Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
grant of administration to James George Bailey limited to the intestate's interest in property at Newgate Street and Low Friar Chair, Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1837/A45 11 March 1837
administration bond, penal sum £900; Ann POTTS, formerly Ann Hewison widow, widow, of Harton in the parish of Jarrow in the county of Durham. Died 25 September 1834
estate revalued at £450
DPRI/3/1837/A46 1 April 1837
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Joseph SMITH, shipwright, of Monkwearmouth Shore in the county of Durham. Died 14 March 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A47 3 April 1837
administration bond, penal sum £100; George JORDISON, farmer, of Shadforth in the parish of Pittington Hallgarth in the county of Durham. Died 10 October 1836
administration granted to Thomas Walker, creditor; declared null and void
DPRI/3/1837/A48 3 April 1837
administration bond, penal sum £100; William JACKSON, bachelor, of Stockton in the county of Durham. Died 29 July 1818
DPRI/3/1837/A49 7 April 1837
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Hannah SMITH, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 10 March 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A50 5 April 1837
administration bond, penal sum £900; Harriett JACKSON, of Trungle near Penzance in the county of Cornwall. Died 14 August 1833
DPRI/3/1837/A51 15 April 1837
administration bond, penal sum £900; Robert BROWN, gentleman, formerly of the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne, late of Monkwearmouth Shore in the county of Durham. Died 18 March 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A52 8 April 1837
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; Margaret DAVISON, widow, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland. Died 5 November 1836
DPRI/3/1837/A53 17 April 1837
administration bond, penal sum £900; Elizabeth ATKINSON, spinster, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 19 July 1820
DPRI/3/1837/A54 15 April 1837
administration bond, penal sum £400; George BURN, blacksmith, of Holborn in the chapelry of Lowick in the county of Northumberland. Died 10 June 1836
DPRI/3/1837/A55/1 19 April 1837
administration bond, penal sum £16,000; Elizabeth CLAYTON, spinster, of Chesters in the parish of Warden in the county of Northumberland. Died 21 March 1836
DPRI/3/1837/A55/2-4 14 April 1837
renunciation; Elizabeth CLAYTON, spinster, of Chesters in the parish of Warden in the county of Northumberland. Died 21 March 1836
all brothers and sisters renounced in favour of Matthew Clayton, another brother
DPRI/3/1837/A56 19 April 1837
administration bond, penal sum £40; Matthew RUTTER, victualler, of Forth Street in the chapelry of St John in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1837/A57 11 April 1837
administration bond, penal sum £200; John NELSON, the younger, butcher, bachelor, of parish of St Nicholas in the city of Durham. Died 5 April 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A58 19 April 1837
administration bond, penal sum £200; John WRIGHT, of Mill House in the parish of Haltwhistle inthe county of Northumberland. Died 8 August 1830
DPRI/3/1837/A59 19 April 1837
administration bond, penal sum £400; John DOUGLASS, mason, bachelor, of Hesleyside Wood Head, near Bellingham in the county of Northumberland. Died 19 March 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A60 21 April 1837
administration bond, penal sum £100; Edward WALKER, tanner, of Stranton in the county of Durham. Died 30 April 1831
DPRI/3/1837/A61 21 April 1837
administration bond, penal sum £100; John MARK, gentleman, of Holly Hill in the chapelry of Heworth in the county of Durham. Died 20 February 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A62/1-5 21 April 1837
administration bond, penal sum £10; Richard STEPHENSON, gentleman, of Gibside in the parish of Whickham in the county of Durham
grant of administration to George Allison limited to the intestate's interest in property at Alwent and Newsham near Winston, County Durham
DPRI/3/1837/A63 26 April 1837
administration bond, penal sum £600; Ann ROBINSON, spinster, formerly of Stone Hall in the County of Surrey, late of New Elvet in the County of Durham. Died 3 April 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A64 28 April 1837
administration bond, penal sum £40; Edward SISTERSON, sawyer, publican, of North Shore in the chapelry of All Saints in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1837/A65 29 April 1837
administration bond, penal sum £900; George Alexander APPLEBY, royal navy lieutenant, of parish of St Giles in the city of Durham. Died 5 September 1835
DPRI/3/1837/A66 29 April 1837
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; Ann BARKER, of Shawdon Hill in the parish of Whittingham in the county of Northumberland. Died 15 March 1832
administration granted to John Barker, brother and executor of Rashall Barker, husband of the deceased
DPRI/3/1837/A67 29 April 1837
administration bond, penal sum £40; Mary RICHARDSON, widow, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 18 March 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A68 24 April 1837
administration bond, penal sum £400; Mary BROWN, spinster, of parish of St Nicholas in or near the city of Durham. Died November 1827
DPRI/3/1837/A69/1 1 May 1837
administration bond, penal sum £100; George BELL, farmer, of Aickliffe in the county of Durham. Died September 1829
DPRI/3/1837/A69/2-3 29 April 1837
renunciation; George BELL, farmer, of Aickliffe in the county of Durham. Died September 1829
DPRI/3/1837/A70 1 May 1837
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; John GIBSON, gentleman, bachelor, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham. Died 22 October 1836
DPRI/3/1837/A71 3 May 1837
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Margaret GOWLAND, spinster, of Sunderland inthe county of Durham. Died 8 November 1835
DPRI/3/1837/A72 4 May 1837
administration bond, penal sum £100; Robert GRIEVE, cordwainer, widower, of Stockton in the county of Durham. Died 4 April 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A73 5 May 1837
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; William COCKBURN, ironmonger, of Monkwearmouth in the county of Durham. Died 22 April 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A74 6 May 1837
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Job WAUGH, farmer, bachelor, of Broomhouses in the parish of Haltwhistle in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1837/A75/1 1 May 1837
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Ann WILKINSON, spinster, of Heighington in the county of Durham. Died 28 January 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A75/2-3 1 May 1837
renunciation; Ann WILKINSON, spinster, of Heighington in the county of Durham. Died 28 January 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A76 9 May 1837
administration bond, penal sum £900; Ann INGRAM, widow, of borough of Berwick on Tweed. Died 18 April 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A77/1 6 May 1837
administration bond, penal sum £900; James RUTHERFORD, the elder, yeoman, of Belford Moor in the chapelry of Belford in the county of Northumberland. Died 10 March 1836
DPRI/3/1837/A77/2-4 1 March 1837
renunciation; James RUTHERFORD, the elder, yeoman, of Belford Moor in the chapelry of Belford in the county of Northumberland. Died 10 March 1836
DPRI/3/1837/A78 13 May 1837
administration bond, penal sum £100; Charles JOHNSON, yeoman, of Frosterley in the parish of Stanhope in the county of Durham. Died 20 March 1829
DPRI/3/1837/A79 16 May 1837
administration bond, penal sum £400; Mary SANDERSON, widow, of Howden pans in the parish of Wallsend in the county of Durham. Died 19 April 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A80 15 May 1837
administration bond, penal sum £100; Margaret ROBINSON, nee Taylerson, widow, of Sedgefield in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1837/A81 15 May 1837
administration bond, penal sum £100; Ann TAYLERSON, spinster, of Sedgefield in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1837/A82 19 May 1837
administration bond, penal sum £900; Ann ROBINSON, spinster, of Darlington in the county of Durham. Died 22 June 1827
DPRI/3/1837/A83 22 May 1837
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Ann RICHARDSON, spinster, of new Elvet in or near the city of Durham. Died 27 January 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A84 23 May 1837
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Margaret BANKIER, widow, of Chapelry of St Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 26 April 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A85 24 May 1837
administration bond, penal sum £100; Jane CLARK, widow, of Dilston in the parish of Corbridge in the county of Northumberland. Died 16 October 1836
DPRI/3/1837/A86 26 May 1837
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; William GLYNN, iron-founder, bachelor, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 16 January 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A87 1 June 1837
administration bond, penal sum £200; Edward ASHWORTH, officer in the Preventative Service, customs preventive officer, bachelor, of Falstone in the county of Northumberland. Died 1 May 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A88 5 June 1837
administration bond, penal sum £600; Thomas HUTCHINSON, yeoman, of Stockton on Tees in the county of Durham. Died 15 January 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A89 7 June 1837
administration bond, penal sum £200; Joseph SANDERSON, innkeeper, of Lowick in the county of Northumberland. Died 13 December 1836
DPRI/3/1837/A90 5 June 1837
administration bond, penal sum £900; George MOWBRAY, widower, of Coxhoe in the parish of Kelloe in the county of Durham. Died 29 May 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A91 12 June 1837
administration bond, penal sum £400; John GUSTARD, grocer, of Longframlington in the county of Northumberland. Died 6 June 1836
DPRI/3/1837/A92 20 June 1837
administration bond, penal sum £200; Robert GORDON, deputy, Lumley in the parish of Chester le Street in the county of Durham, late of Sherburn Hill in the county of Durham. Died 20 January 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A93 20 June 1837
administration bond, penal sum £600; Ann SHADE, widow, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland. Died 26 May 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A94 23 June 1837
administration bond, penal sum £600; Mary BOLAM, spinster, of Morpeth in the county of Northumberland. Died September 1828
DPRI/3/1837/A95 23 June 1837
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Ralph SMITH, grocer, bachelor, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland. Died 8 January 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A96 13 June 1837
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; James MCINTYRE, surgeon, bachelor, of Chapelry of St Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 8 May 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A97 26 June 1837
administration bond, penal sum £900; Mary ANDERSON, formerly Vardy, of Belford in the county of Northumberland. Died 11 February 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A98 29 June 1837
administration bond, penal sum £200; William CLARKE, teacher, of Town and county of Newcastle uponTyne. Died 4 September 1831
DPRI/3/1837/A99 29 June 1837
administration bond, penal sum £10; William WELFORD, whitesmith, of Gateshead in the county of Durham
grant of administration to Thomas Milburn limited to the intestate's interest in property at Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1837/A100 28 June 1837
administration bond, penal sum £857 9s 8d; William MOUTREY, contractor, of Grindon in the county of Durham. Died 12 February 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A101 1 July 1837
administration bond, penal sum £100; Anthony COXON, labourer, of Crossge in the chapelry of St Margaret in or near the city of Durham. Died 23 February 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A102 28 June 1837
administration bond, penal sum £100; Robert ATKINSON, bachelor, of Askham in the county of Westmorland. Died 24 June 1836
DPRI/3/1837/A103 10 July 1837
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; William EVANS, nail-maker, widower, of Winlaton inthe county of Durham. Died 23 June 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A104/1 8 July 1837
administration bond, penal sum £600; Isabella TODD, widow, of Church Stret in the borough and parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland. Died 3 June 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A104/2 8 July 1837
affidavit; Isabella TODD, widow, of Church Stret in the borough and parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland. Died 3 June 1837
affidavit of the administratrix relating that her husband, a master mariner, may not be bound due to his being on a voyage on the Providence from North Shields to St Petersburg to Kingston upon Hull
DPRI/3/1837/A105 11 July 1837
administration bond, penal sum £200; James MELDRUM, master mariner, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham. Died 18 June 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A106 10 July 1837
administration bond, penal sum £40; Thomas PEACOCK, publican, shoemaker, of Jesmond within the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne . Died 2 March 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A107 12 July 1837
administration bond, penal sum £200; Thomas DODDS, shoemaker, widower, formerly of Alnwick, but late of Southwark in the county of Surrey. Died 1 July 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A108 15 July 1837
administration bond, penal sum £200; James KENDLE, mariner, of Pilgrim Street in Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 1 February 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A109 17 July 1837
administration bond, penal sum £400; Christopher URWIN, yeoman, of Birtley in the parish of Chollerton in the county of Northumberland. Died 7 June 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A110 19 July 1837
administration bond, penal sum £100; William DAVISON, cartwright, of Warton in the parish of Rothbury in the county of Northumberland. Died 1 December 1836
DPRI/3/1837/A111 19 July 1837
administration bond, penal sum £374; Richard STEEL, farmer, of Long Newton in the county of Durham. Died 19 April 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A112 21 July 1837
administration bond, penal sum £200; Patrick Bennett ROBERTSON, dissenting minister, clerk, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham. Died 6 July 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A113 24 July 1837
administration bond, penal sum £400; George WELFORD, innkeeper, of Bishopwearmouth inthe county of Durham. Died 3 January 1834
DPRI/3/1837/A114 2 August 1837
administration bond, penal sum £14,000; Henry PRESTON, chemist, druggist, ship-owner, of Sunderland near the Sea in the county of Durham. Died 7 July 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A115 3 August 1837
administration bond, penal sum £200; William LEE, yeoman, widower, of Staindrop in the county of Durham. Died 4 March 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A116 5 August 1834
administration bond, penal sum £200; Elizabeth CRAWFORD, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 16 February 1834
DPRI/3/1837/A117/1-4 10 August 1837
administration bond, penal sum £10; John FENWICK, gentleman, bachelor, of chapelry of Saint Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
grant of administration to Wiiliam Dunn limited to the intestate's interest in property at North Shields
DPRI/3/1837/A118 11 August 1837
administration bond, penal sum £100; George GIBBON, labourer, widower, of Bishop Middleham in the county of Durham. Died October 1833
DPRI/3/1837/A119 14 August 1837
administration bond, penal sum £600; Barbara BARKAS, spinster, of Gosforth House in the chapelry of Gosforth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1837/A120 19 August 1837
administration bond, penal sum £200; John RENTON, master mariner, of borough of Berwick upon Tweed. Died 19 October 1829
DPRI/3/1837/A121 16 August 1837
administration bond, penal sum £200; Jane CALDCLEUGH, of parish of St Nicholas in the city of Durham. Died 25 February 1832
DPRI/3/1837/A122 17 August 1837
administration bond, penal sum £200; Jane BANKS, nee Games, of Darlington in the county of Durham. Died 3 July 1834
DPRI/3/1837/A123 7 August 1837
administration bond, penal sum £100; Thomas BLACK, millwright, widower, of Elswick. Died 15 July 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A124/1 18 August 1837
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; George HOLMES, farmer, of Chester-le-Street in the county of Durham. Died 20 March 1833
DPRI/3/1837/A124/2-4 18 August 1837
renunciation; George HOLMES, farmer, of Chester-le-Street in the county of Durham. Died 20 March 1833
DPRI/3/1837/A125 21 August 1837
administration bond, penal sum £600; Isabella BROWN, spinster, of East ballast Hills, without the walls but within the liberties of the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 3 May 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A126/1 25 August 1837
administration bond, penal sum £600; Stephen BLACKETT, coal borer, widower, of Murton in the Whins in the parish of Dalton le Dale in the county of Durham. Died 15 January 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A126/2 26 August 1837
administration bond, penal sum £40; Thomas CHISMAN, minor, bachelor, of Gateshead in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1837/A127 26 August 1837
administration bond, penal sum £40; Eleanor CHISMAN, minor, spinster, of Parish of St Nicholas in the city of Durham
DPRI/3/1837/A128 26 August 1837
administration bond, penal sum £40; Mary CHISMAN, widow, of parish of St Giles in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1837/A129 26 August 1837
administration bond, penal sum £40; Phabe CHISMAN, minor, spinster, of parish of St Nicholas in the city of Durham
DPRI/3/1837/A130 26 August 1837
administration bond, penal sum £40; William CHISMAN, iron-founder, of City of Durham. Died 3 October 1828
DPRI/3/1837/A131 26 August 1837
administration bond, penal sum £600; Forster CUTTY, master mariner, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham. Died 9 August 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A132 26 August 1837
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; Ann WOOD, widow, of Beadnell in the county of Northumberland. Died 26 August 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A133 26 August 1837
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Maria WOOD, spinster, of Beadnell in the county of Northumberland. Died 3 December 1831
DPRI/3/1837/A134 26 August 1837
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Annabella WOOD, spinster, of Beadnell in the county of Northumberland. Died 22 July 1833
DPRI/3/1837/A135 26 August 1837
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Elizabeth WOOD, spinster, of Beadnell in the county of Northumberland. Died 10 June 1831
DPRI/3/1837/A136 31 August 1837
administration bond, penal sum £100; Langley DAVISON, baker, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham. Died 1 March 1836
DPRI/3/1837/A137 2 September 1837
administration bond, penal sum £200; Edward TEMPLE, yeoman, of South Shields in the chapelry of St Hild in the county of Durham. Died 30 September 1826
DPRI/3/1837/A138 4 September 1837
administration bond, penal sum £400; Robert DORMAN, yeoman, bachelor, of Kenton Lodge in the chapelry of Gosforth in the county of Northumberland. Died 6 July 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A139 11 September 1837
administration bond, penal sum £400; Edward NIXON, whitesmith, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham. Died 17 August 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A140 13 September 1837
administration bond, penal sum £100; Margaret WHITE, spinster, of Stockton-on-Tees in the county of Durham. Died 18 August 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A141 18 September 1837
administration bond, penal sum £40; Tobias TAYLOR, joiner, of Bishopwearmoth in the county of Durham. Died 12 October 1833
DPRI/3/1837/A142 19 September 1837
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; William DAVISON, the younger, master mariner, bachelor, of Town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 24 June 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A143 20 September 1837
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; William TULLICK, ship-owner, of South Shields. Died 19 August 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A144/1-6 22 September 1837
administration bond, penal sum £10; Thomas BAILES, gentleman, of Redgate Foot, Thornley in the parish of Wolsingham in the county of Durham
grant of administration to William Watson limited to the intestate's interest in property at Wolsingham in County Durham
DPRI/3/1837/A145 2 October 1837
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; Annabella WOOD, spinster, of Beadnell in the county of Northumberland. Died 22 July 1833
bond for additional duty
DPRI/3/1837/A146 6 April 1837
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; John CATCHESIDE, grocer, of Town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 6 March 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A147 20 October 1837
administration bond, penal sum £600; Michael RAINE, farmer, of Escomb in the chapelry of Escomb in the county of Durham. Died 1 April 1836
DPRI/3/1837/A148 21 October 1837
administration bond, penal sum £200; John TEMPERLEY, butcher, of Houghton le Spring inthe county of Durham. Died 6 October 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A149 21 October 1837
administration bond, penal sum £40; John ROBSON, labourer, of Chapelry of St John in Newcastle upon Tyne. Died August 1832
DPRI/3/1837/A150 24 October 1837
administration bond, penal sum £900; Henry John BROWN, master mariner, bachelor, of South Shields in the county of Durham. Died 20 February 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A151 27 October 1837
administration bond, penal sum £400; Samuel Hillerby DARLEY, grocer, spirit-merchant, of North Shields in the parish of Tynemouth in the county of Durham. Died 8 October 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A152 30 October 1837
administration bond, penal sum £200; John ROBSON, cartwright, of Harlow Hill in the parish of Ovingham in the county of Northumberland. Died 5 September 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A153 1 November 1837
administration bond, penal sum £900; John BELL, farmer, of Cramlington in the county of Northumberland. Died 18 June 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A154 6 November 1837
administration bond, penal sum £200; George WHITE, farmer, of Hasting House in the parish of Easington in the county of Durham. Died 14 September 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A155 3 November 1837
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Ebenezer FROST, without parent, ship-broker, insurance broker, bachelor, of parish of Gateshead in the county of Durham
bond for additional duty
DPRI/3/1837/A156 7 November 1837
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; George WATERS, master mariner, widower, of late of Sunderland near the Sea in the county of Durham. Died 18 August 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A157 10 November 1837
administration bond, penal sum £40; George CROW, publican, of Fatfield in the parish of Chester le Street in the county of Durham. Died 5 October 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A158 6 November 1837
administration bond, penal sum £40; John STOCKS, mariner, bachelor, of Cullercoats in the parish of Tynemouth
DPRI/3/1837/A159 7 October 1837
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Elizabeth SMITH, spinster, of Shortridge in the parish of Warkworth in the county of Northumberland. Died 19 May 1822
DPRI/3/1837/A160 13 November 1837
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Walter ELLIOTT, cabinet-maker, bachelor, of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 30 October 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A161 15 November 1837
administration bond, penal sum £200; Jane LIDDELL, spinster, of South Shields in the county of Durham. Died 3 November 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A162 18 November 1837
administration bond, penal sum £200; Robert WIGHT, farmer, of Southwick in the parish of Monkwearmouth in the county of Durham. Died 30 May 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A163 21 November 1837
administration bond, penal sum £100; James WATSON, agent, of Gateshead in the county of Durham. Died 8 August 1836
DPRI/3/1837/A164 23 November 1837
administration bond, penal sum £400; Joseph ELLIOTT, blacksmith, bachelor, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland. Died 23 August 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A165 22 November 1837
administration bond, penal sum £3,720; John FRENCH, agricultural implement maker, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland. Died 6 November 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A166 1 December 1837
administration bond, penal sum £200; Eleanor HALE, widow, of Gilesgate in the city of Durham. Died 24 October 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A167 30 November 1837
administration bond, penal sum £400; Ann GARBUTT, nee Pickering, of Little Ayton in the county of York. Died 25 January 1836
DPRI/3/1837/A168 4 December 1837
administration bond, penal sum £40; William MCCREE, gentleman, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1837/A169 4 December 1837
administration bond, penal sum £100; John WARDLE, ship-owner, of Monkwearmouth in the county of Durham. Died August 1836
DPRI/3/1837/A170 4 December 1837
administration bond, penal sum £400; Thomas GEE, agent, bachelor, of Watford in the county of Hertford. Died 12 May 1836
DPRI/3/1837/A171 9 December 1837
administration bond, penal sum £200; John LAWSON, shoemaker, widower, of Newton in theparish of Bywell St Peter in the county of Northumberland. Died 11 December 1833
DPRI/3/1837/A172 19 December 1837
administration bond, penal sum £400; Matthew HALL, farmer, of Hollinghall in the parish of Rothbury. Died 14 July 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A173 15 December 1837
administration bond, penal sum £100; George WEATHERSPOON, labourer, of Porto Bello in the parish of Chester le Street in the county of Durham. Died 14 January 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A174 16 December 1837
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Martin BELL, farmer, of Marwood in the chapelry of Barnard Castle in the county of Durham. Died 7 November 1827
DPRI/3/1837/A175/1 16 December 1837
administration bond, penal sum £600; Thomas CALL, nurseryman, widower, of Spring Gardens in the the parish of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland. Died 18 October 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A175/2-3 12 December 1837
acceptance of guardianship; Thomas CALL, nurseryman, widower, of Spring Gardens in the the parish of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland. Died 18 October 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A176 20 December 1837
administration bond, penal sum £100; Isabella BRADLEY, of Pelton in the parish of Chester le Street in the county of Durham. Died 3 January 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A177 20 December 1837
administration bond, penal sum £200; Ann HARDY, of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 30 April 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A178 20 December 1837
administration bond, penal sum £200; Thomas YOUNG, mariner, of Crofton Mile in the chapelry of Horton in the county of Northumberland. Died 3 December 1837
DPRI/3/1837/A179 27 December 1837
administration bond, penal sum £40; John BUCHANAN, weaver, widower, of Sandgate in or near the town of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 19 September 1818
DPRI/3/1837/A180 30 December 1837
administration bond, penal sum £600; Robert KIRTON, ship-owner, bachelor, of Sunderland near the sea in the county of Durham. Died 6 March 1832
DPRI/3/1837/A181 30 December 1837
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; Robert EMBLETON, grocer, bachelor, of Borough of Berwick upon Tweed. Died 19 November 1837
Will bonds 1837Reference: DPRI/3/1837/TDPRI/3/1837/T1 10 January 1837
will bond, penal sum £400; Barbara THOMPSON, widow, of Well house in the parish of Tanfield in the county of Durham
administration granted with the will annexed to Sarah Fenwick the sister and surviving legatee named, George Maddison the executor having died in the lifetime of the testator
DPRI/3/1837/T2 14 January 1837
will bond, penal sum £1,000; Thomas TAYLOR, gentleman, of Bishop Wearmouth in the county of Durham. Died 10 September 1829
administration with the will annexed granted to Hannah Taylor daughter and one of the residuary legatees, Jane Taylor the relict and administratrix having died and John Hunter the surviving administrator having renounced
DPRI/3/1837/T3 21 January 1837
will bond, penal sum £10; Matthew BELL, esquire, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
administration with the will annexed granted to Matthew Bell the great grandson of the testator, left unadministered by Sir John Eden baronet and Sir Matthew White Ridley baronet deceased the residuary legatees in trust, Matthew Bell the executor
having died.
DPRI/3/1837/T4 4 February 1837
will bond, penal sum £6,000; Thomas RICKABY, ship-owner, of Bishop Wearmouth in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to Thomas and Richard Rickaby the sons and two of the residuary legatees, Jane Rickaby the wife and sole executor having died in her husband's lifetime and the daughter and other residuary legatee
being beyond the seas and in parts remote
DPRI/3/1837/T5 15 February 1837
will bond, penal sum £200; Thomas BELL, engineman, of Gateshead Fell
administration with the will annexed granted to Jane Bell relict and universal legatee during her widowhood, there being no executor named
DPRI/3/1837/T6 22 February 1837
will bond, penal sum £400; Thomas STANTON, of Bishopton in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to John Middleton and Thomas Crawford the executors of the will of Elizabeth Stanton reict universal legatee and sole executrix of the testatorh
DPRI/3/1837/T7/1-4 20 February 1837
will bond, penal sum £10; Walter KETTILBY, esquire, of East ord in the county of Durham. ( East Ord in the Chapelry of Tweedmouth in the county of Durham)
administration with the will annexed granted to Samuel Steward limited to the testator's interest in property at Kirkwhelpington left unadministered
DPRI/3/1837/T8/1-4 9 March 1837
will bond, penal sum £10; William WILSON, barrister-at-law, esquire, of Town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
administration granted with the will annexed to William Dunn limited to the testator's interest in property in Pilgrim Street and Upper Dean Bridge at Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1837/T9 5 April 1837
will bond, penal sum £1,200; William FALLA, nursery seedsman, of Gateshead in the county of Durham. Died 4 August 1830
administration with the will annexed granted to Charles John Bigge and Edmund Graham two of the creditors; William Rutherford Hunter, John Adamson and Michael Hall the executors and Eleanor Falla relict and residuary legatee having renounced
DPRI/3/1837/T10 6 April 1837
will bond, penal sum £600; Sarah CLYBURN, widow, formerly of Framwellgate in or near the city of Durham, late of Claypath
administration with the will annexed granted to Mary Anne Barnes the elder, widow the residuary legatee named. john Barnes the sole executor died in the lifetime of the testator
DPRI/3/1837/T11 22 April 1837
will bond, penal sum £200; Charles RICHARDSON, shopkeeper, of Great Lumley in the parish of Chester-le-Street in the county of Durham. Died 2 April 1837
administration with the will annexed granted to Margaret Richardson relict the named executors having renounced
DPRI/3/1837/T12 29 April 1837
will bond, penal sum £900; Anthony RICHARDSON, innkeeper, of town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne
administration with the will annexed granted to John Hall Afleck the brother and administrator of Mary Richardson the sole executrix of her husband who died leaving his will unadministered
DPRI/3/1837/T13/1-4 17 March 1837
will bond, penal sum £10; Edward WALTON, merchant, gentleman, of Sunderland near the sea in the county of Durham
administration with the will and codicil annexed granted to Henry Dale limited to the testator's interest in property at Shields Bank Head in North Shields; the executors having died
DPRI/3/1837/T14 6 May 1837
will bond, penal sum £400; Thomas JOHNSON, schoolmaster, of Frosterley in the parish of Stanhope in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to William Johnson the son, sole surviving residuary legatee and administrator of Dorothy Johnson the relict and legatee for life; Charles Johnson the other son and residuary legatee having also died
and there being no executor named
DPRI/3/1837/T15 8 May 1837
will bond, penal sum £400; Elizabeth TODD, spinster, of Borough of Berwick upon Tweed
administration with the will annexed granted to Agnes Scott the surviving residuary legatee, the sole executor having died before administration
DPRI/3/1837/T16 1 June 1837
will bond, penal sum £200; Isaac WAUGH, farmer, of Broomhouses in the county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to Matthew Waugh the administrator of Job Waugh the son and surviving executor who died before administration
DPRI/3/1837/T17 29 June 1837
will bond, penal sum £16,000; John BROWN, farmer, of Wingate in the parish of Kelloe in the county of Durham. Died 7 June 1837
administration with the will annexed granted to Elizabeth Brown relict, Barbara Brown the former wife of the testator and sole executrix having died in his lifetime and William Atkinson the surviving residuary legatee having renounced
DPRI/3/1837/T18 1 July 1837
will bond, penal sum £10; George HANDCOCK, yeoman, of Burnopfield in the parish of Tanfield and county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to George Handcock, nephew and legatee, the executors having died and no residuary legatee having been named
DPRI/3/1837/T19 14 July 1837
will bond, penal sum £200; Joseph Ord WILLIS, manufacturer, of Barnard Castle in the county of Durham. Died 22 December 1836
administration with the will annexed granted to Joseph Willis the son and one of the residuary legatees of the testator, Margaret Heslop having died, and Mary Willis and Ann Croft the only other residuary legatees above the age of 21 having
renounced
DPRI/3/1837/T20 5 July 1837
will bond, penal sum £600; Thomas HUNTLEY, surgeon, of Prospect place in the county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to Jane Ocheltrie Ross the great granddaughter and one of the residuary legatees substituted in the will, her guardianship and that of Thomas Huntley, Ann, Isabella and Elizabeth Brown having ceased.
Jane Ocheltrie widow the granddaughter, sole executrix and residuary legatee for life having died without administering the will.
DPRI/3/1837/T21 27 July 1837
will bond, penal sum £3,000; Henry Baker TRISTRAM, clerk, of Egglingham in the county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to Anne Tristram the relict there being no executor nor legatee named
DPRI/3/1837/T22 17 August 1837
will bond, penal sum £1,200; William BURN, gentleman, of Southshields in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to William Huggitt one of the residuary legatees, John Turnbull the sole executor having died without proving the will
DPRI/3/1837/T23 22 August 1837
will bond, penal sum £4,000; John JACKSON, merchant taylor, widower, of Sans street Bishopwearmouth
administration with the will annexed granted to Catherine Jackson the daughter and one of the residuary legatees there being no executor named
DPRI/3/1837/T24 24 August 1837
will bond, penal sum £2,000; David MATHER, patten-maker, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 27 June 1833
revaluation of the estate to be administered by Sarah Mather the relict
DPRI/3/1837/T25 25 August 1837
will bond, penal sum £40; Bathya CARR, widow, of Walker in the county of Northumberland
administration granted with the will annexed to Aaron Carr son of the testator, for the goods left unadministered by George Carr the sole executor now deceased, there being no residuary legatee named
DPRI/3/1837/T26 26 August 1837
will bond, penal sum £2,000; Thomas CHISMAN, whitesmith, iron-founder, of parish of Saint Nicholas in or near the city of Durham. Died 22 April 1825
administration with the will annexed granted to Jane Tiplady the daughter and one of the residuary legatees, Mary Chisman the relict and executrix having died before administration and the named executors having renounced
DPRI/3/1837/T27 28 August 1837
will bond, penal sum £10; John Drake Bainbridge ELLIS, second lieutenant in the Bengal Artillery, army lieutenant, city of Durham, Bengal in the East Indies
administration with the will annexed granted to Henry Innes Ellis the father and universal legatee for life, there being no executor named
DPRI/3/1837/T28 2 September 1837
will bond, penal sum £3,000; Robert BELL, esquire, of Bedlington in the county of Durham. Died 14 August 1836
administration with the will annexed granted to William Clayton the nephew and one of the legatees named, Thomas Carr the surviving executor and a residuary legatee in trust along with Sarah Fisher, Deborah, Bell,and Mary Clayton all having
renounced
DPRI/3/1837/T29 9 September 1837
will bond, penal sum £3,000; Andrew TROTTER, surgeon, accoucheur, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland. Died 12 December 1835
administration granted with the will annexed to Elizabeth Trotter the relict; John Swan and William Hope the executors and residuary legatees together with John Cunningham, and Thomas Alexander Trotter and Alison Marr Twizell the children of the
testator who all renounced
DPRI/3/1837/T30 26 September 1837
will bond, penal sum £40; Thomas NATTRASS, miner, of Westgate in the parish of Stanhope and county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to John and Lowe Nattrass the sons of the testator, Margaret Nattrass relict and sole executrix and residuary legatee for life having died without proving the will.
DPRI/3/1837/T31 28 September 1837
will bond, penal sum £400; John COOK, surgeon, apothecary, formerly of Sunderland near the sea in the county of Durham, late of Gibson Street in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 13 August 1837
administration with the will annexed granted to Amelia Cook relict, Elizabeth King widow the surviving universal legatee and executrix having renounced
DPRI/3/1837/T32 30 September 1837
will bond, penal sum £5,000; William CURRY, tobacconist, widower, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to Ann Greive half sister,and Margaret Richardson niece, William Curry Hogg the sole executor and residual legatee having died in the lifetime of the testator.
DPRI/3/1837/T33 5 October 1837
will bond, penal sum £1,200; Joseph WILKINSON, potter, of Saint Peters in the county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to Sarah Wilkinson the relict and residuary legatee, the named executor having renounced
DPRI/3/1837/T34 9 October 1837
will bond, penal sum £40; Anthony PATTISON, cabinet-maker, of Newcastle on Tyne in the county of Newcastle
administration with the will annexed granted to Margaret Pattison the mother and universal legatee, there being no executor named
DPRI/3/1837/T35 24 October 1837
will bond, penal sum £400; Jane BROWN, widow, of Temple town in the parish of Jarrow and county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to Thomas Brown the son and a legatee, there being no executor or residuary legatee named
DPRI/3/1837/T36 26 October 1837
will bond, penal sum £400; John ROBSON, farmer, of New Moor parish of Bothal county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to Thomas and Elizabeth Robson the children and universal legatees, there being no executor named
DPRI/3/1837/T37 28 October 1837
will bond, penal sum £3,000; Thomas WHITE, gentleman, of Bishop Middleham in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to Edward White and Mary Ann Wright, children and two of the residuary legatees; George White the surviving executor having died
DPRI/3/1837/T38 6 November 1837
will bond, penal sum £600; Edward ANDERSON, yeoman, of Chimney Mills Leases without the walls but within the liberties of Newcastle
administration with the will annexed granted to Mary Gibson and Elizabeth Bolton the daughters and surviving residuary legatees there being no executor named
DPRI/3/1837/T39 7 November 1837
will bond, penal sum £20,000; George ESTELL, grocer, ship-owner, of chapelry of Saint Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 5 February 1836
administration with the will annexed granted to Mary Moffett and Hannah Hudspeth the aunts and guardians elected by Margaret Taylor Estell, Edward, George, and Joseph Hunter Estell, minors, the children of the testator, and administratrixes until
they reach their majority. Ann Estell their mother and executrix and residuary legatee having died in the lifetime of the testator
DPRI/3/1837/T40/1-3 16 October 1837
will bond, penal sum £10; Richard JENNENS, esquire, formerly of Princethorpe in the county of Warwick, late of Weston in the county of Northampton
grant of administration to Matthw Soulsby limited to the intestate's interest in property at Little Houghton alias Haighton alias Haughton in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1837/T41 26 September 1837
will bond, penal sum £400; Dennis POAD, master mariner, of Alnmouth in the parish of Lesbury
administration with the will annexed granted to Margaret Poad the relict and universal legatee there being no executor named
DPRI/3/1837/T42 22 November 1837
will bond, penal sum £600; Isabella ARCHBOLD, widow, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to Ann Short and Eleanor Gibb the daughters and residuary legatees. John Skelly the named executor having died in the lifetime of the testatrix
DPRI/3/1837/T43 5 December 1837
will bond, penal sum £2,000; John Robertson THOMPSON, merchant, of Oxford Street Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 23 June 1837
administration with the will annexed granted to Margaret Thompson the relict and universal legatee, there being no executor named
DPRI/3/1837/T44 5 December 1837
will bond, penal sum £400; William RICHARDSON, tailor, of Felton in the county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to Robert Oliver the residuary legatee, Mary Richardson the wife and residuary legatee for life died in the testator's lifetime, and there being no executor named
Administration bonds 1838Reference: DPRI/3/1838/ADPRI/3/1838/A1 27 December 1837
administration bond, penal sum £400; George GRIEVESON, farmer, of Kepier near the City of Durham. Died 16 December 1837
DPRI/3/1838/A2 6 January 1838
administration bond, penal sum £200; Louis LAWSON, schoolmaster, formerly of Sedgefield in the County of Durham, late of Cornforth in the parish of Bishop Middleham in the County of Durham. Died 6 February 1837
DPRI/3/1838/A3 9 January 1838
administration bond, penal sum £900; Anthony HALE, herdsman, bachelor, of Redchester Moss in the parish of Kirkwhelpington in the County of Northumberland. Died 4 February 1837
DPRI/3/1838/A4/1 15 January 1838
administration bond, penal sum £40; John WARD, the elder, gentleman, of Old Elvet in or near the City of Durham in the County of Durham. Died 21 April 1816
DPRI/3/1838/A4/2-3 9 January 1838
renunciation; John WARD, the elder, gentleman, of Old Elvet in or near the City of Durham in the County of Durham. Died 21 April 1816
renunciation of Hannah Middleton, daughter
DPRI/3/1838/A5/1 16 December 1837
administration bond, penal sum £16,000; Barbara DONKIN, widow, of Shawdon Wood House in the Parish of Whittingham in the County of Northumberland . Died 5 November 1837
administration granted to Ralph Carnaby, brother
DPRI/3/1838/A5/2-3 27 November 1837
renunciation; Barbara DONKIN, widow, of Shawdon Wood House in the Parish of Whittingham in the County of Northumberland . Died 5 November 1837
renunciation of John Carnaby, brother; exhibited, 29 Nov 1837
DPRI/3/1838/A5/4 4 November 1842
probate records; Barbara DONKIN, widow, of Shawdon Wood House in the Parish of Whittingham in the County of Northumberland . Died 5 November 1837
memorandum that the renunciation was retracted, 4 Nov 1842
DPRI/3/1838/A6 16 January 1838
administration bond, penal sum £8,000; Elizabeth COOKSON, of Houghton le Spring in the County of Durham
estate revalued at £4,000
DPRI/3/1838/A7/1 18 January 1838
administration bond, penal sum £40; Robert ELLIOTT, draper, bachelor, of Gilesgate in or near the city of Durham. Died 31 July 1836
DPRI/3/1838/A7/2-4 17 January 1838
renunciation; Robert ELLIOTT, draper, bachelor, of Gilesgate in or near the city of Durham. Died 31 July 1836
renunciation of Thomas Elliott, John Elliott and Mary Fawcett, the next of kin; exhibited, 17 Jan 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A8 16 January 1838
administration bond, penal sum £100; Elizabeth ATKINSON, widow, of Darlington in the County of Durham. Died 10 January 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A9 22 January 1838
administration bond, penal sum £900; Robert CLARKE, clerk, of Ebchester in the County of Durham. Died 24 December 1837
DPRI/3/1838/A10 8 January 1838
administration bond, penal sum £900; Nicholas APPLEBY, farmer, of Earsdon Hill in the Chapelry of Hebburn in the County of Northumberland. Died 6 December 1837
DPRI/3/1838/A11 22 January 1838
administration bond, penal sum £400; William WARD, boat-builder, of South Shields in the County of Durham. Died 17 January 1837
DPRI/3/1838/A12 24 January 1838
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Robert LYON, gentleman, bachelor, of Monkseaton in the Parish of Tynemouth in the County of Northumberland. Died 28 December 1837
DPRI/3/1838/A13 25 January 1838
administration bond, penal sum £400; Bartholomew BOWLT, boat-builder, of Cannon Street Gateshead in the County of Durham. Died 8 January 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A14 25 January 1838
administration bond, penal sum £400; Joseph PHILIPSON, mason, bachelor, of Simonburn in the County of Northumberland. Died 20 February 1837
DPRI/3/1838/A15 25 January 1838
administration bond, penal sum £200; Thomas SNAITH, blacksmith, of Newton on the Moor in the Parish of Shilbottle in the County of Northumberland. Died 2 December 1837
DPRI/3/1838/A16 30 January 1838
administration bond, penal sum £100; Ann REAY, widow, of Ryton in the County of Durham. Died 8 January 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A17/1 6 February 1838
administration bond, penal sum £200; Matthew PEAPS, rope-maker, of Township of Westoe in the Parish of Jarrow in the County of Durham. Died 27 December 1837
DPRI/3/1838/A17/2-3 25 January 1838
acceptance of guardianship; Matthew PEAPS, rope-maker, of Township of Westoe in the Parish of Jarrow in the County of Durham. Died 27 December 1837
DPRI/3/1838/A17/4-5 25 January 1838
election of guardian; Matthew PEAPS, rope-maker, of Township of Westoe in the Parish of Jarrow in the County of Durham. Died 27 December 1837
DPRI/3/1838/A18 7 February 1838
administration bond, penal sum £200; Jane MOENS, widow, of Beadnell in the County of Northumberland. Died 26 January 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A19 6 February 1838
administration bond, penal sum £100; William ALMOND, master mariner, of Bishopwearmouth in the County of Durham. Died 26 January 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A20 9 February 1838
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Thomas ELTRINGHAM, cheesemonger, of the Side in the Parish of Saint Nicholas in the Town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 25 January 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A21 9 February 1838
administration bond, penal sum £200; Sarah SYM, widow, of Bishopwearmouth in the parish of Bishopwearmouth in the County of Durham. Died December 1837
DPRI/3/1838/A22 14 February 1838
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; William HINDMARSH, grocer, bachelor, of Alnwick in the County of Northumberland. Died 8 January 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A23 14 February 1838
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; Mary ORMEROD, widow, of Morpeth in the County of Northumberland. Died 16 January 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A24 10 February 1838
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Thomas FAWDON, farmer, bachelor, of Lee Moor in the Chapelry of Renington in the County of Northumberland. Died 26 January 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A25 21 February 1838
administration bond, penal sum £200; David IRVINE, master mariner, of South Shields in the County of Durham
DPRI/3/1838/A26 20 February 1838
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; George THOMPSON, ship-owner, of South Shields in the County of Durham. Died 8 February 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A27 24 February 1838
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; John HUDSON, farmer, of Broomy Wham in the County of Durham. Died 13 November 1837
DPRI/3/1838/A28 8 March 1838
administration bond, penal sum £100; John PYLE, mariner, of North Shields in the parish of Tynemouth in the County of Northumberland. Died March 1818
DPRI/3/1838/A29/1 8 March 1838
administration bond, penal sum £100; Thomas PYLE, mariner, of South Shields in the Chapelry of Saint Hild in the County of Durham . Died 17 March 1825
DPRI/3/1838/A29/2-3 26 February 1838
renunciation; Thomas PYLE, mariner, of South Shields in the Chapelry of Saint Hild in the County of Durham . Died 17 March 1825
renunciation of Frances Pyle, relict
DPRI/3/1838/A29/4-5 26 February 1838
election of guardian; Thomas PYLE, mariner, of South Shields in the Chapelry of Saint Hild in the County of Durham . Died 17 March 1825
DPRI/3/1838/A30 8 March 1838
administration bond, penal sum £100; John EMMERSON, mariner, of the Ballast Hills in the Parish of Bishopwearmouth in the County of Durham. Died 26 February 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A31 13 March 1838
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; John ALDERSON, master mariner, bachelor, of Sunderland in the County of Durham. Died 26 February 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A32 14 March 1838
administration bond, penal sum £200; Hannah WALL, of Hornsby Hill in the parish of Lanchester in the county of Durham. Died 12 February 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A33/1 15 March 1838
administration bond, penal sum £200; Ann HEMSLEY, spinster, of Byker Buildings in the Chapelry of All Saints within the Borough of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 19 February 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A33/2-4 12 March 1838
renunciation; Ann HEMSLEY, spinster, of Byker Buildings in the Chapelry of All Saints within the Borough of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 19 February 1838
renunciation of Dorothy Hemsley, sister
DPRI/3/1838/A34 17 March 1838
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; John DAVISON, gentleman, of East Boldon in the Parish of Boldon in the County of Durham. Died 27 January 1837
DPRI/3/1838/A35 19 March 1838
administration bond, penal sum £400; William REED, trimmer, of South Shields in the County of Durham. Died 7 April 1834
DPRI/3/1838/A36 20 March 1838
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; Robert TAYLOR, gentleman, of Newcastle upon Tyne the Town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 5 October 1837
DPRI/3/1838/A37 19 March 1838
administration bond, penal sum £40; Jane KIRBY, of the City of York
DPRI/3/1838/A38 23 March 1838
administration bond, penal sum £900; Frances ARCHER, widow, of Houghton-le-Spring in the County of Durham. Died 26 January 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A39 23 March 1838
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Ann ARCHER, spinster, of Bishopwearmouth in the County of Durham. Died 11 August 1834
DPRI/3/1838/A40 24 March 1838
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Hugh HUDSON, tailor, draper, of Felton in the County of Northumberland. Died 5 April 1826
DPRI/3/1838/A41 24 March 1838
administration bond, penal sum £400; John ORDE, esquire, bachelor, of Weetwood in the Parish of Chatton in the County of Northumberland. Died 5 September 1837
DPRI/3/1838/A42 27 March 1838
administration bond, penal sum £200; Joseph BORUWLASKI, gentleman, of the Banks Cottage an extra parochial place next adjoining the parish of Saint Mary the Less in or near the City of Durham in the County of Durham. Died 5 September 1837
DPRI/3/1838/A43 21 March 1838
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; William ATKINSON, farmer, bachelor, of Balck Hall in the Parish of Kirkwhelpington in the County of Northumberland. Died 26 December 1837
DPRI/3/1838/A44 29 March 1838
administration bond, penal sum £40; John BRUCE, master mariner, formerly of Liverpool, late of the Town and County of the Town of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1838/A45 3 April 1838
administration bond, penal sum £100; Joseph YOUNG, butcher, of Pit Hill in the Chapelry of Tanfield in the County of Durham. Died 28 March 1830
DPRI/3/1838/A46/1 6 April 1838
administration bond, penal sum £900; Thomas DAVISON, otherwise Davidson, miller, widower, of Heddon on the Wall in the County of Northumberland. Died 9 December 1826
DPRI/3/1838/A46/2-4 15 March 1838
renunciation; Thomas DAVISON, otherwise Davidson, miller, widower, of Heddon on the Wall in the County of Northumberland. Died 9 December 1826
renunciation of Elizabeth Reid, daughter
DPRI/3/1838/A47 6 April 1838
administration bond, penal sum £200; Ann JOBLING, widow, of Stelling in the Parish of Bywell Saint Peter in the County of Northumberland. Died 3 March 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A48 31 March 1838
administration bond, penal sum £200; John CAMPBELL, master mariner, bachelor, of Trafalgar Street in the Chapelry of All Saints in the Town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 9 February 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A49 14 April 1838
administration bond, penal sum £400; John SNOWBALL, farmer, of Whelpington in the County of Northumberland. Died 30 May 1837
DPRI/3/1838/A50 17 April 1838
administration bond, penal sum £400; Ann PRINGLE, formerly Tweedy, of Warkworth in the Parish of Warkworth in the County of Northumberland. Died 20 November 1835
DPRI/3/1838/A51/1 18 April 1838
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Isabella STABLER, widow, of Sunderland near the Sea in the County of Durham. Died 8 March 1838
administration granted to Isabella Gregson, grandmother, for the use of the intestate's six children
DPRI/3/1838/A51/2-4 10 April 1838
acceptance of guardianship; Isabella STABLER, widow, of Sunderland near the Sea in the County of Durham. Died 8 March 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A51/5-7 10 April 1838
election of guardian; Isabella STABLER, widow, of Sunderland near the Sea in the County of Durham. Died 8 March 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A52 18 April 1838
administration bond, penal sum £400; Thomas AMERY, miller, of Snitter Mill in the Parish of Rothbury in the County of Northumberland. Died 15 January 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A53 18 April 1838
administration bond, penal sum £400; Hannah HOGG, widow, of North Shields in the County of Northumberland. Died 2 February 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A54 25 April 1838
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Mary STONEHOUSE, widow, of Greatham in the County of Durham. Died 11 January 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A55 20 April 1838
administration bond, penal sum £400; Alexander FRASER, the younger, surgeon, bachelor, town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne, late of Ryton in the parish of Ryton in the county of Durham. Died 5 September 1835
further grant of administration made following death of Alexander Fraser, administrator
DPRI/3/1838/A56 31 March 1838
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Matthew MCKENNEY, bachelor, of Parish of Tynemouth in the County of Northumberland. Died 5 February 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A57 24 April 1838
administration bond, penal sum £400; Jacob WALTON, miner, of Old Park in the County of Durham. Died 25 March 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A58 2 May 1838
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Ann REED, widow, of Willington in the Parish of Wallsend in the County of Northumberland. Died 21 April 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A59 7 May 1838
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Margaret BENNET, widow, of Capelry of All Saints in the Town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 24 April 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A60 9 May 1838
administration bond, penal sum £100; Isabella HEWLETT, widow, of the Minories within the Borough and County of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 10 March 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A61/1 10 May 1838
administration bond, penal sum £200; Catherine BROWN, spinster, of the County of the Borough and Town of Berwick upon Tweed. Died 18 February 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A61/2-4 10 April 1838
letter; Catherine BROWN, spinster, of the County of the Borough and Town of Berwick upon Tweed. Died 18 February 1838
with renunciation, 11 April 1838
letter from solicitor of Jane Craib, sister, enclosing blank renunciation for signature
renunciation of John Brown, brother
DPRI/3/1838/A62 11 May 1838
administration bond, penal sum £200; John HOLLON, gentleman, of Bishopwearmouth in the County of Durham. Died 25 December 1837
DPRI/3/1838/A63 4 May 1838
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; George THOMPSON, ship-owner, of South Shields in the County of Durham. Died 8 February 1838
grant of administration to the next of kin, the widow having died
DPRI/3/1838/A64 14 May 1838
administration bond, penal sum £100; Adam MILLER, publican, of Chapelry of Saint Andrew in the Town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 18 April 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A65 17 May 1838
administration bond, penal sum £200; William AINSLIE, publican, of Bishopwearmouth in the County of Durham. Died 17 January 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A66 19 May 1838
administration bond, penal sum £200; Thomas RUDD, farmer, of Ferry Hill in the County of Durham. Died 3 March 1809
DPRI/3/1838/A67/1-3 15 May 1838
administration bond, penal sum £10; Edward ANDERSON, the younger, gentleman, of Glanton in the County of Northumberland
grant of administration limited to the intestate's interest in property in Glanton
DPRI/3/1838/A68 21 May 1838
administration bond, penal sum £400; James HARDY, druggist, of Gateshead in the County of Durham. Died 7 December 1837
DPRI/3/1838/A69 19 May 1838
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Isaac THOMPSON, husbandman, bachelor, of Slaley in the County of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1838/A70 24 May 1838
administration bond, penal sum £400; Margaret ROBINSON, nee Darling, of Harperly Hill in the Parish of Lanchester in the County of Durham. Died 21 October 1813
DPRI/3/1838/A71 24 May 1838
administration bond, penal sum £400; Isabella MCKAY, nee Darling, widow, of Washington in the County of Durham. Died 14 February 1823
DPRI/3/1838/A72 25 May 1838
administration bond, penal sum £40; William LITSTER, labourer, of Hett in the Parish of Merrington in the County of Durham
DPRI/3/1838/A73 26 May 1838
administration bond, penal sum £400; David YOUNG, gardener, widower, formerly of Sanson Seal in the Liberties of the Borough of Berwick, late of Leith in the County of Edinburgh. Died 15 September 1837
DPRI/3/1838/A74/1-3 29 May 1838
administration bond, penal sum £10; John SPRAGGON, schoolmaster, weaver, of Gateshead in the county of Durham
grant of administration limited to the intestate's interest in property at Bottle Bank, Gateshead
DPRI/3/1838/A75 30 May 1838
administration bond, penal sum £100; Joseph SANDERSON, without parent, carpenter, bachelor, of Howdon Pans in the Parish of Wallsend in the County of Northumberland. Died 14 May 1838
administration granted to Mary Ann Cookson, sister
DPRI/3/1838/A76 23 May 1838
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Joseph DODDS, ship-owner, of South Shields in the County of Durham. Died 17 May 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A77 1 June 1838
administration bond, penal sum £400; Ralph THOMPSON, bleacher, of Aycliffe in the County of Durham. Died 9 April 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A78/1 5 June 1838
administration bond, penal sum £200; Catherine CARR, spinster, of Spittle in the County of the Borough and Town of Berwick upon Tweed. Died 15 March 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A78/2-3 24 May 1838
renunciation; Catherine CARR, spinster, of Spittle in the County of the Borough and Town of Berwick upon Tweed. Died 15 March 1838
renunciation of Ann Ferrah, sister
DPRI/3/1838/A79/1 4 June 1838
administration bond, penal sum £200; George STEPHENSON, cabinet-maker, widower, of the Town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne . Died 24 May 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A79/2 26 May 1838
renunciation; George STEPHENSON, cabinet-maker, widower, of the Town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne . Died 24 May 1838
renunciation of William Stephenson, brother
DPRI/3/1838/A80 9 June 1838
administration bond, penal sum £200; Elizabeth CRUDDAS, widow, of Egglestone in the chapelry of Egglestone in the County of Durham. Died 26 May 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A81 15 June 1838
administration bond, penal sum £400; Thomas APPLEBY, saddler, of Gateshead in the County of Durham. Died 27 May 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A82 14 June 1838
administration bond, penal sum £100; Hannah BLAND, formerly of Hetton le Hole in the County of Durham, late of Brandon in the County of Durham. Died 31 December 1836
DPRI/3/1838/A83 19 June 1838
administration bond, penal sum £400; Robert GARRETT, master mariner, of Sunderland near the Sea in the County of Durham. Died 4 May 1837
DPRI/3/1838/A84 20 June 1838
administration bond, penal sum £200; George RIPPON, hairdresser, of South Shields in the County of Durham. Died 21 September 1833
DPRI/3/1838/A85 23 May 1838
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Thomas MATHER, farmer, of Hemscott Hill in the Chapelry of Widdrington in the County of Northumberland. Died 2 August 1837
DPRI/3/1838/A86 26 June 1838
administration bond, penal sum £200; John WEBSTER, mariner, bachelor, of South Shields in the County of Durham. Died 17 February 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A87 27 June 1838
administration bond, penal sum £400; Elizabeth HARBOTTLE, widow, of Forth Street in the Chapelry of Saint John in the Town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 9 May 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A88 3 July 1838
administration bond, penal sum £200; Samuel MOODY, publican, of Hather House in the Township of Budle in the Parish of Bamburgh in the County of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1838/A89 18 April 1838
administration bond, penal sum £400; Thomas BAINBRIDGE, bachelor, of Bowless in the parish of Middleton in Teesdale in the County of Durham. Died 10 January 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A90 10 July 1838
administration bond, penal sum £600; William BOTHWICK, master mariner, of Liddell Street in North Shields in the County of Northumberland. Died 16 June 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A91 9 July 1838
administration bond, penal sum £100; John OWENS, engineer, bachelor, of North Shields in the County of Northumberland. Died 7 November 1836
DPRI/3/1838/A92/1-3 9 July 1838
administration bond, penal sum £10; Robert WHITE, yeoman, of Gallilaw in the parish of Egglingham in the County of Northumberland
grant of administration to William Johnson limited to the intestate's interest in property at Alnwick
DPRI/3/1838/A93/1 20 June 1838
administration bond, penal sum £400; James COOPER, tailor, of Vine Lane in the Town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 19 February 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A93/2-3 19 June 1838
renunciation; James COOPER, tailor, of Vine Lane in the Town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 19 February 1838
renunciation of Mary Jackson and Jane Jackson, daughters
DPRI/3/1838/A94 16 July 1838
administration bond, penal sum £400; Ralph CRUDDAS, labourer, of Witton le Wear in the County of Durham. Died 6 July 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A95 24 July 1838
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Ralph Brignall FENWICK, Brignell, viewer, bachelor, of Dipton in the parish of Lanchester in the county of Durham
estate revalued
DPRI/3/1838/A96/1-3 24 July 1838
administration bond, penal sum £10; John GEE, accountant, of Town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne
grant of administration to John Fenwick limited to the intestate's interest in property within the liberties of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1838/A97/1 30 July 1838
administration bond, penal sum £400; William RAKE, cordwainer, innkeeper, Hallgarth Street in or near the City of Durham, New Elvet in or near the City of Durham. Died 28 February 1825
DPRI/3/1838/A97/2-3 30 July 1838
renunciation; William RAKE, cordwainer, innkeeper, Hallgarth Street in or near the City of Durham, New Elvet in or near the City of Durham. Died 28 February 1825
renunciation of Mary Rake, widow
DPRI/3/1838/A98 7 August 1838
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Jane THORNTON, nee Dryden, of Darlington in the county of Durham. Died 11 June 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A99 15 August 1838
administration bond, penal sum £40; Robson CLARKE, chemist, druggist, of Sunderland near the Sea in the County of Durham
DPRI/3/1838/A100 14 August 1838
administration bond, penal sum £40; Joseph BELL, farmer, formerly of the Chapelry of Earsdon in the County of Northumberland, late of Eland Hall in the Parish of Ponteland in the County of Northumberland
grant of administration limited to unspecified property
DPRI/3/1838/A101 15 August 1838
administration bond, penal sum £400; Edward MASON, gentleman, of Parish of Merrington in the County of Durham. Died 9 June 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A102 18 August 1838
administration bond, penal sum £400; John Harvey EMBLETON, ship-broker, bachelor, of Bishopwearmouth in the County of Durham. Died 12 May 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A103 25 August 1838
administration bond, penal sum £200; Elizabeth RIDLEY, nee Robinson, of Shincliffe in the Chapelry of Shincliffe in the County of Durham. Died 13 April 1832
DPRI/3/1838/A104 3 September 1838
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; Jane DAVISON, spinster, of Town and Parish of Alnwick in the County of Northumberland. Died 21 June 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A105 3 September 1838
administration bond, penal sum £600; Edward THEW, yeoman, widower, of Alnwick in the County of Northumberland. Died 13 July 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A106 12 September 1838
administration bond, penal sum £400; George PEARSON, esquire, late of the City of Durham, also of Harperley Park in the Chapelry of Witton le Wear in the County of Durham. Died 9 April 1798
administration granted to Elizabeth Jane Wilkinson, daughter, following death of Betty Pearson, widow
DPRI/3/1838/A107 15 September 1838
administration bond, penal sum £600; Robert STEPHENSON, shipbuilder, of Blyth in the Parish of Earsdon in the County of Northumberland. Died 19 May 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A108 20 September 1838
administration bond, penal sum £400; William WAKE, master mariner, of Monkwearmouth Shore in the County of Durham. Died 3 July 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A109 25 September 1838
administration bond, penal sum £400; Thomas APPLEBY, gardener, of Neasham in the County of Durham. Died 5 September 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A110 26 September 1838
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; Elizabeth AUSTIN, widow, of city of Durham
administration granted to Robert Burrell following death of Mary Burrell, sister
DPRI/3/1838/A111 27 September 1838
administration bond, penal sum £400; George BLACK, glover, widower, of Morpeth in the County of Northumberland. Died 5 May 1836
DPRI/3/1838/A112/1-3 26 September 1838
administration bond, penal sum £10; William WINSHIP, gentleman, of Cambo in the parish of Hartburn in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration to Robert Leadbitter limited to the intestate's interest in property within the liberty of Ridsdale in the parish of Elsdon, Northumberland; Isabel Winship, relict, having died
DPRI/3/1838/A113 3 October 1838
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; William JOHNSON, land-agent, of North Seaton in the Parish of Woodhorn in the County of Northumberland. Died 30 August 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A114 9 October 1838
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; John SMITH, master mariner, bachelor, of South Shields in the county of Durham
estate revalued
DPRI/3/1838/A115 10 October 1838
administration bond, penal sum £40; John SCOTT, labourer, of Borough and Parish of Tynemouth in the County of Durham
DPRI/3/1838/A116 15 October 1838
administration bond, penal sum £900; Mary SCOTT, of Monkwearmouth shore in the County of Durham. Died 10 May 1836
DPRI/3/1838/A117 15 October 1838
administration bond, penal sum £400; Jane GOWENS, of Felton in the County of Northumberland. Died 23 October 1837
DPRI/3/1838/A118 19 October 1838
administration bond, penal sum £40; Nathaniel JOLLY, yeoman, of Chapelry of Saint John in the Town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 26 January 1837
DPRI/3/1838/A119 20 October 1838
administration bond, penal sum £40; Frances LAW, of Sunderland near the Sea in the County of Durham
DPRI/3/1838/A120 20 October 1838
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; Thomas ORWEN, ship-owner, bachelor, of Monkwearmouth in the County of Durham. Died 5 August 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A121 22 October 1838
administration bond, penal sum £900; William MOWBRAY, farmer, of Stanley in the Chapelry of Tanfield in the County of Durham
DPRI/3/1838/A122 30 October 1838
administration bond, penal sum £600; Robert WARD, innkeeper, of Newgate Street in the Chapelry of Saint Johns in the Town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 8 September 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A123 29 October 1838
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; Thomas MATHER, ironmonger, of the Town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 26 May 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A124 30 October 1838
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Walter AINSLIE, surgeon, of Norham in the County of Durham. Died 6 October 1837
DPRI/3/1838/A125/1 31 October 1838
administration bond, penal sum £400; Richard REAY, farmer, bachelor, formerly of the Town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne, late of Piannett Farm in the Parish of Gateshead in the County of Durham. Died 1 April 1807
DPRI/3/1838/A125/2-3 1 September 1838
renunciation; Richard REAY, farmer, bachelor, formerly of the Town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne, late of Piannett Farm in the Parish of Gateshead in the County of Durham. Died 1 April 1807
renunciation of the intestate's nephew and nieces, following the death of Henry Reay, his brother
DPRI/3/1838/A126/1 31 October 1838
administration bond, penal sum £400; Henry REAY, farmer, bachelor, of Town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 23 May 1814
DPRI/3/1838/A126/2-3 21 September 1838
renunciation; Henry REAY, farmer, bachelor, of Town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 23 May 1814
renunciation of nephew and nieces
DPRI/3/1838/A127 8 November 1838
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; James BIRKETT, clerk, of Ovingham in the County of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1838/A128 7 November 1838
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Mark WANLACE, gentleman, of Grange Cottage in the Parish of Basingstoke in the county of Southampton. Died 11 July 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A129 10 November 1838
administration bond, penal sum £200; Thomas DODDS, joiner, of South Shields in the County of Durham. Died 20 August 1836
DPRI/3/1838/A130 13 November 1838
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; Ralph Brignall FENWICK, Brignell, viewer, bachelor, of Dipton in the parish of Lanchester in the county of Durham
estate revalued
DPRI/3/1838/A131 30 November 1833
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; John TINDLE, farmer, of Edlingham in the County of Northumberland. Died 16 May 1833
DPRI/3/1838/A132 15 November 1838
administration bond, penal sum £400; John BURNIP, farmer, of Fellside in the parish of Whickham in the County of Durham. Died 7 May 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A133 19 November 1838
administration bond, penal sum £200; Isabella READHEAD, spinster, of Sharperton in the parish of Allenton or Alwinton in the County of Northumberland. Died 16 April 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A134 30 November 1838
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; John LODGE, ship-owner, of the Fountain Head, Seaton Delaval in the Parish of Earsdon in the County of Northumberland. Died 14 August 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A135 1 December 1838
administration bond, penal sum £200; Edward ROSBY, shipwright, widower, of Brandling Place in or near the Town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 14 November 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A136/1 6 December 1838
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Thomas TERNENT, yeoman, bachelor, of Broome Park in the Parish of Edlingham in the County of Northumberland. Died 11 November 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A136/2-4 20 November 1838
renunciation; Thomas TERNENT, yeoman, bachelor, of Broome Park in the Parish of Edlingham in the County of Northumberland. Died 11 November 1838
renunciation of brother and sisters
DPRI/3/1838/A137 8 December 1838
administration bond, penal sum £200; Alexander BREWIS, countryman, of Nova Scotia in Monkwearmouth Shore in the County of Durham. Died 3 November 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A138 8 December 1838
administration bond, penal sum £900; Mary YOUNG, spinster, of Ogle in the Parish of Whalton in the County of Northumberland. Died 13 March 1827
DPRI/3/1838/A139 11 December 1838
administration bond, penal sum £400; George BOWNESS, clerk, of Chester le Street in the County of Durham. Died 21 June 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A140 13 December 1838
administration bond, penal sum £400; Robert THRIFT, ship-owner, of Borough and Parish of Tynemouth in the County of Northumberland. Died 23 February 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A141 18 December 1838
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Hugh HUDSON, tailor, draper, of Felton in the County of Northumberland. Died 5 April 1826
estate revalued
DPRI/3/1838/A142 18 December 1838
administration bond, penal sum £400; Kitchin KITCHIN, shoemaker, of Town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 15 November 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A143 21 December 1838
administration bond, penal sum £900; Elizabeth ALLASON, spinster, late of Neasham in the Parish of Hurworth in the County of Durham, died at Paris in the Kingdom of France. Died March 1837
no penal sum given, but estate valued at £450
DPRI/3/1838/A144 19 December 1838
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; William EMBLETON, farmer, of Foxton Hall in the Parish of Lesbury in the County of Northumberland. Died 1 August 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A145 22 December 1838
administration bond, penal sum £200; Thomas COCKBURN, publican, of the Ouseburn in the Chapelry of All Saints in or near the Town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 27 November 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A146 26 December 1838
administration bond, penal sum £100; William BRYHAM, colliery agent, of Cowpen in the Chapelry of Horton in the County of Northumberland. Died 1 February 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A147 27 December 1838
administration bond, penal sum £900; Margaret HADDRICK, otherwise Haderick, of Three Mile Bridge near Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 13 September 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A148 27 December 1838
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; James CULLIFORD, master mariner, of Sunderland near the Sea in the County of Durham. Died 13 October 1838
DPRI/3/1838/A149/1 26 December 1838
administration bond, penal sum £40; Jane WANT, widow, of Deptford in the County of Kent. Died 20 August 1836
DPRI/3/1838/A149/2-3 12 December 1838
election of guardian; Jane WANT, widow, of Deptford in the County of Kent. Died 20 August 1836
DPRI/3/1838/A149/4-5 12 December 1838
acceptance of guardian; Jane WANT, widow, of Deptford in the County of Kent. Died 20 August 1836
Will bonds 1838Reference: DPRI/3/1838/TDPRI/3/1838/T1 6 January 1838
will bond, penal sum £6,000; Peter BAILEY, wagon-wright, of Painshaw Staiths near Houghton le spring in the county of Durham. Died 13 February 1837
administration granted to relict and residuary legatee, the executors having renounced.
DPRI/3/1838/T2 16 December 1837
will bond, penal sum £200; Barbara Collin DONKIN, spinster, of Shawdon Wood House in the parish of Whittingham in the county of Northumberland. Died 14 July 1837
administration granted to Ralph Carnaby, brother, one of the next of kin and administator of Barbara Donkin, widow, deceased, who survived and was the mother and sole executor and residuary legatee named by the testatrix. John Carnaby, brother
and only other next of kin of the said Barbara Donkin having renounced.
DPRI/3/1838/T3 30 January 1838
will bond, penal sum £600; Michael HINDMARSH, master mariner, of chapelry of All Saints in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
administration granted to daughter and one of the legatees substituted; Thomas Chater, the surviving executor and Jane Hindmarsh, widow, relict and universal legatee having refused or declined to act.
DPRI/3/1838/T4 31 January 1838
will bond, penal sum £3,000; Ruth CROSER, widow, of chapelry of St John in the town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne
administration granted to Susan Taylor, daughter and one of the residuary legatees; there being no executor named.
DPRI/3/1838/T5 1 February 1838
will bond, penal sum £4,000; Robert ROBSON, farmer, of Ryhope near Sunderland in the county of Durham
administration granted to residuary legatees; there being no executor named.
DPRI/3/1838/T6 1 February 1838
will bond, penal sum £3,000; Jane COATS, spinster, of Lipwood in the chapelry of Hayden Bridge in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to the father of Mary Coates, a minor, the great niece, one of the next of kin and also one of the legatees; the executor named not having proved the will in his lifetime.
DPRI/3/1838/T7 12 August 1837
will bond, penal sum £200; Reginald LITTLE, merchant's clerk, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 25 February 1837
administration granted to William Little, brother and residuary legatee; the executors having renounced.
DPRI/3/1838/T8 13 February 1838
will bond, penal sum £6,000; George GIBSON, esquire, of Reedsmouth in the chapelry of Birtley in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to Thomas Gibson, brother and residuary legatee for life; the executors and residuary legatees in trust having renounced.
DPRI/3/1838/T9 17 February 1838
will bond, penal sum £12,000; James LYON, ship-owner, of Dockwray Square North Shields in the county of Northumberland. Died 27 July 1837
administration granted to relict and residuary legatee for life; James Fenwick Lyon, an executor and residuary legatee in trust having died in the lifetime of the testator and the surviving executors and residuary legatees in trust having
renounced.
DPRI/3/1838/T10 21 February 1838
will bond, penal sum £2,000; John Robertson THOMPSON, merchant, of Oxford Street Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 23 June 1837
administration granted to Thomas Hudson, father and sole executor of Margaret Thompson, relict and universal legatee and administratrix now deceased; no executor having been named
DPRI/3/1838/T11 8 March 1838
will bond, penal sum £3,000; William PYLE, master mariner, of South Shields in the chapelry of Saint Hild in the county of Durham
administration granted to Thomas Hutchinson Pyle, the son and administrator of John Pyle, deceased, the brother and one of the residuary legatees; the sole executor having died without completing administration.
DPRI/3/1838/T12 8 March 1838
will bond, penal sum £8,000; Edward BELL, ship-owner, of South Shields in the county of Durham. Died 11 February 1838
administration granted to Errington Bell, uncle, curator and guardian of the children of the testator; the wife, sole executrix and residuary legatee having died during his lifetime.
DPRI/3/1838/T13/1-3 14 March 1838
will bond, penal sum £10; Christopher PRISSICK, flax-dresser, of Hartlepool in the county of Durham
grant of administration to Joseph Radcliffe Wilson limited to the testator's interest in property at Hartlepool.
DPRI/3/1838/T14 15 March 1838
will bond, penal sum £2,000; Thomas WAILES, esquire, of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 27 January 1838
administration granted to George Wailes and William Wailes, sons and two of the next of kin of the testator; the widow, sole executrix and universal legatee and the daughters above the age of 21 having renounced.
DPRI/3/1838/T15 30 March 1838
will bond, penal sum £400; Robert PLACE, mason, of South Shields in the county of Durham
administration granted to Joseph Place, son and one of the residuary legatees; the widow and sole executrix having survived the testator but died without having taken probate.
DPRI/3/1838/T16 30 March 1838
will bond, penal sum £2,000; Thomas DODD, gentleman, of Woodhouse in the parish of Ryton in the county of Durham
administration granted to Margaret Milburn and Mary Dodd, the daughters and surviving residuary legatees, the former letters of administration having ceased
DPRI/3/1838/T17/1-2 6 April 1838
will bond, penal sum £40; Thomas EDWARDS, gentleman, of Houghton le Spring in the county of Durham
Zenobia Edwards, the sole executrix having died without proving the will, administration was granted to Jonathon Appleby and Thomas Dixon, her executors; endorsed with the affirmation of the new administrators
DPRI/3/1838/T18 7 April 1838
will bond, penal sum £200; Thomas NICHOLSON, yeoman, of Whitton Hill Head in the parish of Rothbury in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to the mother and universal legatee; no executor having been named.
DPRI/3/1838/T19 27 April 1838
will bond, penal sum £400; John Turpin ROBSON, stonemason, of Gateshead in the county of Durham
administration granted to the relict and universal legatee; no executor having been named.
DPRI/3/1838/T20 14 May 1838
will bond, penal sum £900; Mary AYDON, widow, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland. Died 24 March 1838
administration granted to Peter Coats, the principal legatee; there having been no executor named and the brother and sisters, the only next of kin, having been cited to appear and accept or refuse administration but they refused or declined.
DPRI/3/1838/T21 12 May 1838
will bond, penal sum £40; Matthew WHITE, esquire, of Blagdon in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to Sir Matthew White Ridley, the son and sole executor having died
DPRI/3/1838/T22 12 May 1838
will bond, penal sum £40; Sir Matthew WHITE, baronet, esquire, of Blagdon in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to Sir Matthew White Ridley; Matthew Ridley, the former administrator having died and the surviving executors having renounced.
DPRI/3/1838/T23 12 May 1838
will bond, penal sum £900; Humphrey COOK, steward, of Newton High Stead
administration granted to Edward Cook, son and residuary legatee, there being no executor named.
DPRI/3/1838/T24/1-2 28 April 1838
will bond, penal sum £600; Ann COLLING, widow, of West Black Dean in the parish of Stanhope in the county of Durham
administration granted to Mary Harrison and Jane Maughan, daughters of the testatrix
DPRI/3/1838/T25 10 May 1838
will bond, penal sum £900; William BIRDSALL, gentleman, of Ellingham in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to Joseph Douthwaite, son of Thomas Douthwaite, one of the residuary legatees and administrator, who died in the testators lifetime.
DPRI/3/1838/T26 30 May 1838
will bond, penal sum £400; Thomas ROBINSON, blacksmith, of Newbiggin in the parish of Middleton-in-Teesdale in the county of Durham
administration granted to Mary Robinson, relict and universal legatee; no executor having been named
DPRI/3/1838/T27 2 June 1838
will bond, penal sum £400; Philip AYDON, blacksmith, of Newcastle upon Tyne
administration granted to Jane Aydon, Samuel Aydon and Deborah Aydon, the children and three of the residuary legatees; the wife and John Aydon, the son and executor, having died in the lifetime of the testator.
DPRI/3/1838/T28 10 July 1838
will bond, penal sum £400; John NORTHOVER, publican, of South Blyth in the parish of Earsdon
administration granted to Ann Northover, the relict and universal legatee; no executor having been named.
DPRI/3/1838/T29 14 July 1838
will bond, penal sum £6,000; James Edgar HOLLIDAY, draper, of Newcastle upon Tyne
estate revalued
DPRI/3/1838/T30 14 July 1838
will bond, penal sum £900; George DAVISON, farmer, of East Boldon. Died 15 February 1838
administration granted to George Davison and Robert Thompson, the residuary legatees; the sole executor having renounced
DPRI/3/1838/T31 17 July 1838
will bond, penal sum £1,200; James WILKIE, surgeon and apothecary to the dispensary in Newcastle upon Tyne, surgeon, apothecary, of Newcastle upon Tyne
administration granted to Elizabeth Hutton, the universal legatee; no executor having been named
DPRI/3/1838/T32 27 July 1838
will bond, penal sum £400; Walter TATE, keelman, of Elswick lead works in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to the children and five of the residuary legatees; the wife and sole executrix having died in the lifetime of the testator.
DPRI/3/1838/T33 21 August 1838
will bond, penal sum £6,000; Anthony CHARLTON, the elder, ship-owner, of Wellington street South Shields in the county of Durham
administration granted to John Green and John Toshack, residuary legatees; the widow and sole executrix having died without administering the estate
DPRI/3/1838/T34 27 August 1838
will bond, penal sum £200; John FOSTER, tailor, draper, gentleman, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland. Died 2 August 1838
administration granted to Richard Whittle, a creditor; the sole executor having renounced.
DPRI/3/1838/T35 28 August 1838
will bond, penal sum £200; Sarah GARTHORNE, widow, of city of Durham
administration granted to the residuary legatee; the sole executor having died.
DPRI/3/1838/T36 7 August 1838
will bond, penal sum £400; William Roper WHALE, master mariner, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to the brother who was also a creditor; the surviving executor and also the widow and universal legatee having been cited but having refused or declined to act.
DPRI/3/1838/T37 12 September 1838
will bond, penal sum £200; Robert BOWMAN, engine-wright, formerly of Allerdean Engine in the chapelry of Lamesley in the county of Durham, late of Gateshead Low Fell in the chapelry of Lamesley
administration granted to the widow and universal legatee; the executors having renounced.
DPRI/3/1838/T38 26 September 1838
will bond, penal sum £200; Margaret CARR, widow, of Stranton in the county of Durham
administration granted to son and universal legatee; no executor having been named.
DPRI/3/1838/T39 3 October 1838
will bond, penal sum £3,000; Edward MAUGHAM, farmer, of township of Shadforth and parish of Pittington hall garth and county of Durham
administration granted to William Maxwell Maugham, son, one of the next of kin and also a legatee; no executor having been named.
DPRI/3/1838/T40 6 October 1838
will bond, penal sum £200; Grace BURNETT, widow, of High Felling in the chapelry of Heworth and in the county of Durham
administration granted to the son and surviving legatee; no executor having been named.
DPRI/3/1838/T41 6 October 1838
will bond, penal sum £200; John BELL, lead-miner, of Sandy Ford in the parish of Edmondbyers and county of Durham
administration granted to relict and two sons; no executor having been named.
DPRI/3/1838/T42 16 October 1838
will bond, penal sum £200; Mary STUART, widow, of Tweedmouth in the county of the borough of the town of Berwick upon Tweed
administration granted to son and one of the next of kin; no executor having been named.
DPRI/3/1838/T43 30 October 1838
will bond, penal sum £200; John THOMPSON, carpenter, of Monkwearmouth shore
admministration granted to the brother, only next of kin and universal legatee; no executor having been named.
DPRI/3/1838/T44 30 October 1838
will bond, penal sum £2,000; Thomas RANDYLL, the elder, tax surveyor, of parish of Holy Trinity, Stockton
administration granted to George Smith, a creditor; the executor having died and the relict and universal legatee having refused or declined to act.
DPRI/3/1838/T45 6 November 1838
will bond, penal sum £600; Robert SMITH, millwright, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 25 October 1838
administration granted to Jane Smith the relict and residuary legatee for life; the sole executor and residuary legatee in trust having renounced.
DPRI/3/1838/T46 15 November 1838
will bond, penal sum £600; Jane LOWES, widow, of parish of St Nicholas in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died August 1794
administration granted to James Boucher, limited to one third of the testatrix's interest in property as mentioned in a lease dated 1 May 1761 [?Sandyford Stone]; the sole executrix having died without proving the will
DPRI/3/1838/T47 5 December 1838
will bond, penal sum £2,000; Eleanor CLARK, widow, of Bishop Wearmouth in the Borough of Sunderland in the County of Durham. Died 15 November 1838
administration granted to Sarah Moon Clark, daughter and one of the universal legatees; George Moon and Thomas Ord, executors, having renounced
DPRI/3/1838/T48 8 December 1838
will bond, penal sum £1,600; William PENMAN, yeoman, of Ogle in the county of Northumberland
administration granted to the administrators of the estate of Ralph Young, nephew, one of the universal legatees and the surviving executor of the testator; the other universal legatee and executor having died without proving the will.
DPRI/3/1838/T49 19 December 1838
will bond, penal sum £3,000; Agnes ROBERTSON, spinster, of Berwick upon Tweed. Died 2 March 1838
asministration granted to brother and residuary legatee; no executor having been named
Administration bonds 1839Reference: DPRI/3/1839/ADPRI/3/1839/A1 3 January 1839
administration bond, penal sum £400; John BROWN, publican, of Chapelry of Saint Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 15 December 1838
DPRI/3/1839/A2 1 January 1839
administration bond, penal sum £600; Marcus DODS, minister of the Gospel, clerk, of Belford in the county of Northumberland. Died 29 September 1838
DPRI/3/1839/A3 4 January 1839
administration bond, penal sum £100; Francis NICHOLS, yeoman, of Crooked Billet in the township of Elswick in the county of Northumberland in the borough of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 3 December 1838
DPRI/3/1839/A4 9 January 1839
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; Edward ORD, ship-owner, agent, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham. Died 8 November 1838
DPRI/3/1839/A5 10 January 1839
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Thomas TRAIN, agent, of Gateshead in the county of Durham. Died 8 December 1838
DPRI/3/1839/A6 16 January 1839
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Thomas Darley WHITAKER, gentleman, bachelor, of Brancepeth in the county of Durham. Died 13 December 1838
DPRI/3/1839/A7/1 15 January 1839
administration bond, penal sum £900; Mary PUNSHON, without parent, spinster, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham. Died 10 December 1838
DPRI/3/1839/A7/2-3 12 January 1839
renunciation; Mary PUNSHON, without parent, spinster, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham. Died 10 December 1838
renunciation of Christopher Punshon, brother and sisters Margaret Bywater, widow, Barbara Denton, widow, and Jane Lamb wife of James Lamb; nominating John Punshon Denton, nephew to take out administration; exhibited, 12 Jan 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A8 16 January 1839
administration bond, penal sum £200; Robert BATTY, blacksmith, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham. Died 18 December 1838
DPRI/3/1839/A9 22 January 1839
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Robert LEONARD, surgeon, of East Rainton in the county of Durham. Died 8 October 1838
DPRI/3/1839/A10 23 January 1839
administration bond, penal sum £900; Robert OLIVER, sail-maker, of Town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 9 December 1838
DPRI/3/1839/A11/1 24 January 1839
administration bond, penal sum £400; Mary RYLE, spinster, of Low Elswick within the limits of the borough and town of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 28 November 1838
administration granted to George Ryle, brother
DPRI/3/1839/A11/2-3 17 January 1839
renunciation; Mary RYLE, spinster, of Low Elswick within the limits of the borough and town of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 28 November 1838
renunciation of Jane Ryle and Ann Heppell wife of Thomas Heppell, sisters; exhibited, 18 Jan 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A12 24 January 1839
administration bond, penal sum £900; Thomas MIDDLEMAS, without parent, grocer, bachelor, of Town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 22 January 1838
DPRI/3/1839/A13 26 January 1839
administration bond, penal sum £400; Ralph WOOD, porter, of Pilgrim Street in the chapelry of All Saints in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 28 June 1838
DPRI/3/1839/A14/1 28 January 1839
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Robert TODD, staithman, bachelor, of Low Lambton in the parish of Houghton le Spring in the county of Durham. Died 8 October 1838
administration granted to Margaret Nicholson wife of Thomas Nicholson, niece and only other next of kin
DPRI/3/1839/A14/2-3 26 January 1839
renunciation; Robert TODD, staithman, bachelor, of Low Lambton in the parish of Houghton le Spring in the county of Durham. Died 8 October 1838
renunciation of Elizabeth Lee wife of Daniel Lee, niece; exhibited 26 Jan 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A15 30 January 1839
administration bond, penal sum £400; Matthew GILPATRICK, town serjeant, of Town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 14 January 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A16 2 February 1839
administration bond, penal sum £40; William JACKSON, miller, widower, of Monkhesildon in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1839/A17 5 February 1839
administration bond, penal sum £10; Susannah BRASS, widow, of Chapelry of All Saints in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
Administration granted to Isabella Mould for the use of the four grandchildren
DPRI/3/1839/A18/1-3 30 January 1839
administration bond, penal sum £10; John COULTHARD, of Town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
grant of administration to Thomas Kay, limited to the intestate's interest in property at Holt Market, Newgate Street, Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1839/A19 6 February 1839
administration bond, penal sum £600; Thomas COXON, miller, widower, of Washington Wind Mill in the county of Durham. Died 24 May 1838
DPRI/3/1839/A20 5 February 1839
administration bond, penal sum £200; Sarah WHITFIELD, of Benwell in the county of Northumberland. Died 18 May 1837
DPRI/3/1839/A21 7 February 1839
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Honoria HOLLINGSWORTH, spinster, of Boldon in the county of Durham. Died 21 September 1838
DPRI/3/1839/A22 8 February 1839
administration bond, penal sum £8,000; Jane MACDOUGLE, without parent, spinster, of Berwick upon Tweed. Died 20 January 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A23 9 February 1839
administration bond, penal sum £600; Robert TODD, farmer, of Willington in the county of Durham. Died 29 December 1837
DPRI/3/1839/A24 11 February 1839
administration bond, penal sum £900; William GAINFORD, jeweller, silversmith, of parish of Saint Nicholas in or near the city of Durham. Died 8 January 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A25 12 February 1839
administration bond, penal sum £200; James MASTERTON, publican, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham. Died 4 February 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A26 13 February 1839
administration bond, penal sum £100; James GOWLAND, cordwainer, publican, of City of Durham. Died 22 November 1838
DPRI/3/1839/A27 20 February 1839
administration bond, penal sum £400; Margaret STEWART, without parent, spinster, of Whitley in the parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland. Died 5 February 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A28 20 February 1839
administration bond, penal sum £200; William PYLE, without parent, blacksmith, bachelor, of Fellside in the parish of Whickham in the county of Durham. Died 24 December 1838
DPRI/3/1839/A29 21 February 1839
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Stephen CROSBY, agent, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Sunderland. Died 1 February 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A30 21 February 1839
administration bond, penal sum £400; Thomas ROBINSON, publican, of Chapelry of All Saints in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 29 October 1834
DPRI/3/1839/A31 18 February 1839
administration bond, penal sum £28,000; John WRIGHT, esquire, of Wallsend in the county of Northumberland. Died 17 January 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A32 26 February 1839
administration bond, penal sum £200; Alexander DAVIDSON, master mariner, of Monkwearmouth Shore in the county of Durham. Died 6 December 1838
DPRI/3/1839/A33 26 February 1839
administration bond, penal sum £400; James PATTERSON, publican, of Hazelrigg in the parish of Longbenton in the county of Northumberland. Died 29 August 1832
DPRI/3/1839/A34 28 February 1839
administration bond, penal sum £600; James GREENER, gentleman, of Milbourn Place, North Shields in the county of Northumberland. Died 29 September 1837
DPRI/3/1839/A35 1 March 1839
administration bond, penal sum £400; Grace HALE, of Whickham in the county of Durham. Died 25 January 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A36 5 March 1839
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; Thomas FARRINGTON, without parent, cabinet-maker, bachelor, of Chapelry of Saint Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 3 October 1838
DPRI/3/1839/A37 8 March 1839
administration bond, penal sum £40; Jane ORD, widow, of Chapelry of West Rainton in the county of Durham. Died 19 February 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A38 15 March 1839
administration bond, penal sum £200; Judith BLACKETT, widow, of Chapelry of Saint Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died November 1838
DPRI/3/1839/A39 13 March 1839
administration bond, penal sum £100; Joseph HUMBLE, boat-builder, of Sunderland near the sea in the county of Durham. Died 4 March 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A40 14 March 1839
administration bond, penal sum £600; George ANDERSON, without parent, cattle-dealer, bachelor, of Kelso in the county of Roxburgh in North Britain. Died 8 December 1838
DPRI/3/1839/A41 19 March 1839
administration bond, penal sum £200; Johanna Baptista CALASCA, teacher, of Town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 22 September 1838
DPRI/3/1839/A42 2 March 1839
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; John CAMERON, gentleman, of South Shields . Died 22 June 1834
DPRI/3/1839/A43 19 March 1839
administration bond, penal sum £14,000; John ANDERSON, without parent, esquire, bachelor, of Broomhill in the parish of Warkworth in the county of Northumberland. Died 15 February 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A44 27 March 1839
administration bond, penal sum £1,800; Thomas STOKELD, publican, of Seaham Harbour in the county of Durham. Died 11 October 1838
DPRI/3/1839/A45 30 March 1839
administration bond, penal sum £100; John COOK, butcher, of Gateshead Low Fell in the county of Durham. Died 6 January 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A46 1 April 1839
administration bond, penal sum £400; Ann BATES, widow, of Derwent Cote in the parish of Ebchester [?] in the county of Durham. Died 17 February 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A47 9 April 1839
administration bond, penal sum £400; Matthew STOREY, grocer, of Camden Street in the parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland. Died 7 November 1838
DPRI/3/1839/A48 9 April 1839
administration bond, penal sum £1,000; Adam ATKINSON, esquire, of Lorbottle in the parish of Whittingham in the county of Northumberland. Died 20 June 1838
DPRI/3/1839/A49 7 April 1839
administration bond, penal sum £900; Joseph BURNS, clerk in the Sunderland brewery office and ironfounder, [office] clerk, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham. Died 21 March 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A50/1 20 April 1839
administration bond, penal sum £400; John HURST, without child or parent, agent, widower, of Winlaton in the county of Durham. Died 19 November 1838
DPRI/3/1839/A50/2-3 20 April 1839
renunciation; John HURST, without child or parent, agent, widower, of Winlaton in the county of Durham. Died 19 November 1838
renunciation of Jane Allison, wife of Henry Allison and Hannah Reed, widow, sisters of the deceased; exhibited 20 Apr 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A51 22 April 1839
administration bond, penal sum £200; Stephen DODGSHON, mariner, of South Shields in the county of Durham. Died September 1830
DPRI/3/1839/A52 10 April 1839
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Sarah WILKIE, widow, of Lanson House within the liberties of the borough of Berwick upon Tweed. Died 7 January 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A53 10 April 1839
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Elizabeth LITHGOW, spinster, of Berwick upon Tweed. Died 24 January 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A54/1 24 April 1839
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Thomas ATKINSON, farmer, of Grassy Nook in the parish of Norton in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1839/A54/2-3 22 April 1839
renunciation; Thomas ATKINSON, farmer, of Grassy Nook in the parish of Norton in the county of Durham
renunciation of Ann Atkinson, widow and relict; exhibited 22 Apr 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A55 25 April 1839
administration bond, penal sum £600; Alexander James Aitkin AITKIN, bachelor, of Castlegate, Berwick upon Tweed. Died 27 March 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A56 30 April 1839
administration bond, penal sum £200; Isaac GREENER, engineman, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland. Died 2 September 1838
DPRI/3/1839/A57 30 April 1839
administration bond, penal sum £10; John DAVISON, rector of Upton upon Severn, prebendary of Worcester Cathedral, clerk, of Upton upon Severn in the county of Worcester
DPRI/3/1839/A58 3 May 1839
administration bond, penal sum £400; George FORSTER, landing-waiter, of Town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 22 February 1829
DPRI/3/1839/A59 18 April 1839
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Jane LINDSAY, widow, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland. Died 14 April 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A60/1 6 May 1839
administration bond, penal sum £600; Adam RENTON, mariner, of Pictou in the county of Pictou in the province of Nova Scotia. Died 29 July 1829
DPRI/3/1839/A60/2-3 27 June 1839
renunciation; Adam RENTON, mariner, of Pictou in the county of Pictou in the province of Nova Scotia. Died 29 July 1829
renunciation of Margaret Renton, widow, nominating Clement Pattison esquire of Berwick upon Tweed, attorney-at-law, to take out administration.
DPRI/3/1839/A61 6 May 1839
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; John ELLIOT, yeoman, of Turnings in the parish of Alston in the county of Cumberland. Died November 1833
DPRI/3/1839/A62 3 May 1839
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; William EDMONDS, grocer, tea-dealer, bachelor, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham. Died 22 April 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A63/1 undated
administration bond, penal sum £40; Joseph FERNANDES, sawyer, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1839/A63/2 13 May 1839
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; George HUMBLE, publican, of Town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 30 April 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A64/1-3 13 May 1839
administration bond, penal sum £10; Robert TATE, gentleman, of Guizon in the parish of Shilbottle in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration to Robert Simpson, limited to the intestate's interest in property at Alnmouth, Northumberland.
DPRI/3/1839/A65 16 May 1839
administration bond, penal sum £400; Robert ROBSON, captain in the 26th Regiment of Foot, without parent, army captain, bachelor, of Parish of Saint Nicholas in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 10 March 1839
administration granted to Joseph Robson, brother
DPRI/3/1839/A66 13 May 1839
administration bond, penal sum £600; James Robson STORER, farmer, of Elilaw in the parish of Alwinton in the county of Northumberland. Died 4 January 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A67 21 May 1839
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; George SMITH, sail-maker, of Hartlepool in the county of Durham. Died 6 May 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A68 20 May 1839
administration bond, penal sum £400; William STEPHENSON, pilot, bachelor, of South Shields in the county of Durham. Died 11 March 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A69 25 May 1839
administration bond, penal sum £40; Thomas MOFFIT, publican, of Saint Peters Quay in the chapelry of All Saints in Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1839/A70 25 May 1839
administration bond, penal sum £170; Edward GARRY, of Stockton on Tees in the county of Durham. Died 19 April 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A71 25 May 1839
administration bond, penal sum £600; Ann INNIS, nee Hopper, of Sunderland Bridge near the city of Durham in the county of Durham. Died 30 May 1838
DPRI/3/1839/A72 28 May 1839
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Ephraim DIXON, spirit-merchant, of Town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 27 April 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A73 28 May 1839
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; John EMBLETON, surgeon, of Bamburgh in the county of Northumberland. Died 19 April 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A74 1 June 1839
administration bond, penal sum £400; Robert CROW, shoemaker, of Edmundbyers in the parish of Edmundbyers in the county of Durham. Died 19 November 1836
DPRI/3/1839/A75/1 31 May 1839
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Mary Ann HARDY, bastard, daughter of John Hardy of Dunston gentleman, spinster, of Town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 18 September 1838
DPRI/3/1839/A75/2-3 31 May 1839
declaration instead of an inventory, actual total £500; Mary Ann HARDY, bastard, daughter of John Hardy of Dunston gentleman, spinster, of Town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 18 September 1838
DPRI/3/1839/A75/4-5 26 March 1839
power of attorney; Mary Ann HARDY, bastard, daughter of John Hardy of Dunston gentleman, spinster, of Town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 18 September 1838
The Procurator General and the Advocate General appoint a Durham notary to exhibit the warrant and obtain a grant of administration to George Maule
DPRI/3/1839/A75/6-7 23 February 1839
warrant; Mary Ann HARDY, bastard, daughter of John Hardy of Dunston gentleman, spinster, of Town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 18 September 1838
royal warrant to the Procurator General to obtain in Durham Consistory Court a grant of administration to George Maule, Treasury Solicitor, for the use of the crown
DPRI/3/1839/A76 5 June 1839
administration bond, penal sum £40; John SCOTT, yeoman, of Town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne
DPRI/3/1839/A77 10 June 1839
administration bond, penal sum £400; Jane KELLY, widow, of Wellington street in the chapelry of Saint Hilda in the county of Durham. Died 8 May 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A78/1 8 June 1839
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; George WATERS, master mariner, widower, of late of Sunderland near the Sea in the county of Durham. Died 18 August 1837
Administration granted to the elected guardians of George Waters, son; the original administrator and curator, William Waters, having died
DPRI/3/1839/A78/2-3 7 June 1839
acceptance of guardianship; George WATERS, master mariner, widower, of late of Sunderland near the Sea in the county of Durham. Died 18 August 1837
DPRI/3/1839/A78/4-5 7 June 1839
election of guardians; George WATERS, master mariner, widower, of late of Sunderland near the Sea in the county of Durham. Died 18 August 1837
DPRI/3/1839/A79 12 June 1839
administration bond, penal sum £400; Thomas TIBBATTS, architect, of Darlington in the county of Durham. Died 10 April 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A80/1-3 13 June 1839
administration bond, penal sum £10; Thomas SMURTHWAITE, grocer, of Darlington in the county of Durham
grant of administration to William Myers limited to the intestate's interest in property at the Horse Market, Darlington; exhibited, 13 June 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A81 25 June 1839
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; William HUSDELL, master mariner, of Monkwearmouth Shore in the county of Durham. Died 7 January 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A82 27 June 1839
administration bond, penal sum £40; Henry MAUGHAM, spade and shovel finisher, of South Bedburn in the chapelry of Hamsterley in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1839/A83 2 July 1839
administration bond, penal sum £600; Thomas DIXON, innkeeper, of Manor street in Newcastleb upon Tyne. Died 1 June 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A84 3 July 1839
administration bond, penal sum £400; Rebecca Musgrave TYZICK, of Greatham in the county of Durham. Died 11 January 1837
DPRI/3/1839/A85 4 July 1839
administration bond, penal sum £400; Adam PATTERSON, shepherd, of Bellingburn head in the parish of Falstone in the county of Northumberland. Died 15 July 1838
DPRI/3/1839/A86 12 July 1839
administration bond, penal sum £200; John BELL, yeoman, of Pittington Hall Garth in the county of Durham. Died 19 March 1838
DPRI/3/1839/A87 13 July 1839
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; John ATKINSON, yeoman, of Henshaw in the parish of Haltwhistle in the county of Northumberland. Died 29 June 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A88 9 July 1839
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; Barbara GRIEVESON, nee Carr, of Town and county of Newcastle
DPRI/3/1839/A89 20 July 1839
administration bond, penal sum £40; Lucy GIBSON, widow, of Stephenson street in the parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1839/A90 20 July 1839
administration bond, penal sum £900; Joseph CAMPBELL, ship-owner, of South Shields in the county of Durham. Died 17 April 1830
DPRI/3/1839/A91 20 July 1839
administration bond, penal sum £600; Joseph HULL, farmer, of Evenwood in the chapelry of Saint Helen Auckland in the county of Durham. Died 17 June 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A92/1 22 July 1839
administration bond, penal sum £200; Thomas SETRY, without parent or child, brickmaker, bachelor, of Stepney Square in Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 13 March 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A92/2-3 13 July 1839
renunciation; Thomas SETRY, without parent or child, brickmaker, bachelor, of Stepney Square in Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 13 March 1839
renunciation of Mary Grant and Elizabeth Temple, sisters, nominating George Setry, brother, to take out administration; exhibited , 14 July 1839.
DPRI/3/1839/A93 22 July 1839
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Henry JEFFERSON, cooper, widower, of Chapelry of SaintAndrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 22 April 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A94 22 July 1839
administration bond, penal sum £900; John ROBINSON, ship-owner, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland. Died 26 January 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A95 22 July 1839
administration bond, penal sum £100; William HAMBLEY, master mariner, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland. Died 7 March 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A96 8 August 1839
administration bond, penal sum £400; William BROWN, joiner, of Kirkley West Gate in the parish of Ponteland in the county of Northumberland. Died 27 March 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A97 9 August 1839
administration bond, penal sum £400; Elizabeth SURRETT, spinster, of Chapelry of Saint Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 12 July 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A98 15 July 1839
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; Jane ROWELL, widow, of Town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 9 October 1838
DPRI/3/1839/A99 29 July 1839
administration bond, penal sum £700; Ann WAITE, widow, of Berwick upon Tweed. Died 20 October 1825
DPRI/3/1839/A100 10 August 1839
administration bond, penal sum £600; Mary ENGLISH, widow, of Blakelaw in the parish of Bellingham in the county of Northumberland. Died 6 May 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A101 13 August 1839
administration bond, penal sum £200; James HARRISON, marine-store dealer, of Galleys Gill in the parish of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham. Died 30 July 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A102 12 August 1839
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; John HARKER, draper, grocer, of Shildon in the county of Durham. Died 5 February 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A103 15 August 1839
administration bond, penal sum £1,400; William DOWSON, grocer, of Town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 31 July 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A104 16 August 1839
administration bond, penal sum £40; John ARMSTRONG, publican, of Town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 26 July 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A105 13 August 1839
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; Robert ANDERSON, cattle-dealer, farmer, of Old Moneylaws in the parish of Carham in the county of Northumberland. Died 18 July 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A106 17 August 1839
administration bond, penal sum £200; Elizabeth BROWN, without child or parent, widow, of Chapelry of Saint Andrew in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 20 July 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A107 17 August 1839
administration bond, penal sum £400; William ELLIOTT, stonemason, of Kenton in the parish of Gosforth in the county of Northumberland. Died 27 July 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A108 22 August 1839
administration bond, penal sum £100; James LAING, master mariner, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland. Died 18 May 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A109 20 August 1839
administration bond, penal sum £8,000; Isaac NEWTON, without parent, timber-merchant, bachelor, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham. Died 11 August 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A110 27 August 1839
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; John INGO, gentleman, of Byker Buildings in the borough and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 7 July 1837
DPRI/3/1839/A111 28 August 1839
administration bond, penal sum £200; Martin CROOKS, publican, of Parochial chapelry of Saint Andrew in the borough and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 27 April 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A112 28 August 1839
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Carsten FEDDEN, merchant, of Borough and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 30 December 1838
DPRI/3/1839/A113/1 26 August 1839
administration bond, penal sum £200; Richard HALL, joiner, of South Shields in the county of Durham. Died 20 March 1835
DPRI/3/1839/A113/2-3 21 July 1839
renunciation; Richard HALL, joiner, of South Shields in the county of Durham. Died 20 March 1835
renunciation of Hannah Hall, widow, and Sarah Robinson, Margaret Hall, John Lawrence Hall, George Davison Hall, sons and daughters, nominating Richard Hall, son, to take out administration; exhibited 1 Aug 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A114 31 August 1839
administration bond, penal sum £200; John ROBERTSON, publican, of The Stock Bridge in the chapelry of All Saints, Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 30 June 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A115 4 September 1839
administration bond, penal sum £400; John PRATT, master mariner, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland. Died 11 July 1838
DPRI/3/1839/A116 20 August 1839
administration bond, penal sum £40; Robert WALLER, husbandman, of Formerly of Longhirst in the county of Northumberland but late of Gray Mare Hill in the parish of Shotley in the county of Northumberland. Died 6 September 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A117
administration bond, penal sum £900; Matthew RUTTER, miller, of Allansford Mill in the parish of Shotley in the county of Northumberland. Died 27 May 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A118 10 September 1839
administration bond, penal sum £200; Robert JAMES, gentleman, widower, of Houghton le Spring in the county of Durham. Died 11 March 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A119 6 September 1839
administration bond, penal sum £400; John HARRISON, butcher, of Hanover Square in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 22 February 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A120 12 September 1839
administration bond, penal sum £600; Thomas COULSON, yeoman, of Jesmond in the county of Northumberland. Died 9 March 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A121/1-4 7 September 1839
administration bond, penal sum £10; Windale PEARSON, tallow-chandler, widower, of Barnard Castle in the county of Durham
administration granted to William Watson limited to the intestate's interest in property at Barnard Castle
DPRI/3/1839/A122 9 September 1839
administration bond, penal sum £200; John DRUMMOND, labourer, of Borough of Berwick on Tweed. Died 5 April 1836
DPRI/3/1839/A123 16 September 1839
administration bond, penal sum £400; John MULCASTER, gentleman, of Langley Mill Houses in the parish of Warden in the county of Northumberland
DPRI/3/1839/A124/1 17 September 1839
administration bond, penal sum £400; William BELL, surgeon, of Haltwhistle in the county of Northumberland. Died 20 July 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A124/2-3 28 August 1839
renunciation; William BELL, surgeon, of Haltwhistle in the county of Northumberland. Died 20 July 1839
renunciation of John Bell the elder, father, and Isabella Bell, relict; exhibited, 21 July 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A125 21 September 1839
administration bond, penal sum £200; William Hole TREWELLA, excise officer, of Bishop Wearmouth in the county of Durham. Died 30 August 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A126 24 September 1839
administration bond, penal sum £200; Thomas DIXON, currier, of Parish of Saint Nicholas in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 17 February 1838
DPRI/3/1839/A127 24 September 1839
administration bond, penal sum £200; Catherine BULMER, widow, of Houghton le Spring in the county of Durham. Died 1 September 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A128 27 September 1839
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; John HUMBLE, farmer, of High Haswell in the parish of Easington in the county of Durham. Died 26 March 1838
DPRI/3/1839/A129 30 September 1839
administration bond, penal sum £4,000; James WALKER, gentleman, bachelor, of Stockton in the county of Durham. Died 21 July 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A130 2 October 1839
administration bond, penal sum £200; Francis ORD, smith, farrier, of Sunderland near the sea in the county of Durham. Died 30 August 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A131 5 October 1839
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; William Gordon COULSON, master mariner, of Gateshead in the county of Durham. Died 22 September 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A132 10 October 1839
administration bond, penal sum £400; Ralph FORSTER, waterman, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland. Died 23 November 1838
DPRI/3/1839/A133 10 October 1839
administration bond, penal sum £400; Frances LAW, of Sunderland near the Sea in the County of Durham
Estate re-valued at £200
DPRI/3/1839/A134 18 October 1839
administration bond, penal sum £600; William MARTINSON, agent, of Borough and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 23 April 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A135 18 October 1839
administration bond, penal sum £40; Robert DENT, writer, of Parish of Saint Oswald in or near the city of Durham in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1839/A136 18 October 1839
administration bond, penal sum £600; Isabella ROBERTSON, widow, of Borough of Berwick upon Tweed. Died 11 May 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A137 24 October 1839
administration bond, penal sum £8,000; Robert PROCTER, merchant, of Chapelry of Saint Andrew in Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 5 October 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A138 26 October 1839
administration bond, penal sum £200; Elizabeth WAILES, widow, of Houghton Moor houses in the parish of Heddon on the Wall in the county of Northumberland. Died 21 September 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A139 28 October 1839
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Mary BOURN, spinster, of Township and parish of Tynemouth in the county of Northumberland. Died 29 September 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A140 28 October 1839
administration bond, penal sum £900; Richard TEASDALE, yeoman, of Parish of Slaley in the county of Northumberland. Died 30 July 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A141 28 October 1839
administration bond, penal sum £200; John ARMSTRONG, miner, of Welgill Dykehead in the parish of Alston in the county of Cumberland. Died 2 June 1828
DPRI/3/1839/A142 24 October 1839
administration bond, penal sum £6,000; William ROBINSON, ship-owner, of South Shields in the county of Durham. Died 6 August 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A143/1 2 November 1839
administration bond, penal sum £1,600; Ann ROBSON, widow, of Market Place Mill in or near the City of Durham in the county of Durham. Died 28 November 1834
DPRI/3/1839/A143/2-4 21 October 1839
renunciation; Ann ROBSON, widow, of Market Place Mill in or near the City of Durham in the county of Durham. Died 28 November 1834
renunciation of Isabella Ferguson (nee Robson), daughter and Robert Naisbitt Robson, son; exhibited, 2 Nov 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A144/1 25 October 1839
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Lucy STAPYLTON, spinster, of Norton in the county of Durham. Died 19 April 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A144/2-3 24 October 1839
renunciation; Lucy STAPYLTON, spinster, of Norton in the county of Durham. Died 19 April 1839
renunciation of Mary Ann Stapylton, widow and mother, Mary Frances Fowler, Olivia Sutton, Henrietta Sarah Stapylton, spinster and sister, nominating Robert Martin Stapylton esquire, brother, to take out administration; exhibited, 24 Oct 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A145 7 November 1839
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Dorothy ROBINSON, spinster, of Hendon Lodge in the county of Durham. Died September 1831
DPRI/3/1839/A146 4 November 1839
administration bond, penal sum £400; Thomas BLACK, ship-owner, of Waterloo in the chapelry of Horton in the county of Northumberland. Died 31 July 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A147 11 November 1839
administration bond, penal sum £40; Elizabeth ELSDON, spinster, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland. Died 21 October 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A148 7 November 1839
administration bond, penal sum £2,000; Mary MILES, of Newton Hall near the city of Durham in the county of Durham. Died 8 October 1833
DPRI/3/1839/A149 13 November 1839
administration bond, penal sum £400; George HUTCHINSON, butcher, of Parish of Bishop Wearmouth in the county of Durham. Died 25 October 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A150 7 November 1839
administration bond, penal sum £100; Dorothy SWINBURNE, widow, of Bishop Auckland in the county of Durham. Died 5 July 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A151 18 November 1839
administration bond, penal sum £400; Blackett BUCK, spinster, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland. Died 28 October 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A152/1 18 November 1839
administration bond, penal sum £10; William CUMMINGS, shoemaker, of Bishop Auckland in the county of Durham. Died 29 October 1836
DPRI/3/1839/A152/2-3 16 November 1839
renunciation; William CUMMINGS, shoemaker, of Bishop Auckland in the county of Durham. Died 29 October 1836
renunciation of Margaret Cummings, relict; exhibited, 16 Nov 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A153 20 November 1839
administration bond, penal sum £200; Barbara WALLACE, of Aller Hale in the parish of Corsenside in the county of Northumberland. Died 31 December 1833
DPRI/3/1839/A154 25 November 1839
administration bond, penal sum £400; Matthew STOKELD, farmer, of Lambs Close in the township of Hutton Henry in the parish of Monkhesledon in the county of Durham. Died 18 June 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A155 8 November 1839
administration bond, penal sum £200; George STEPHENSON, master mariner, of South Shields in the county of Durham. Died 22 September 1832
DPRI/3/1839/A156 25 November 1839
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Charles FERROT, general in H.M. army, army general, of Borough and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 23 September 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A157 26 November 1839
administration bond, penal sum £400; George FROST, farmer, cart-man, of Kenton in the chapelry of Gosforth in the county of Northumberland. Died 30 July 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A158 23 November 1839
administration bond, penal sum £1,200; Phoebe WILSON, formerly Phoebe Douglass widow, widow, of Gillygate in the parish of Saint Giles near the city of Durham in the county of Durham . Died 29 December 1832
DPRI/3/1839/A159 30 November 1839
administration bond, penal sum £900; William ETHERINGTON, brewer, of Jesmond Vale in the chapelry of Saint Andrew in Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 9 December 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A160 3 December 1839
administration bond, penal sum £900; Richard Henry CORBITT, infant, of Gateshead in the county of Durham. Died 25 July 1831
DPRI/3/1839/A161 4 December 1839
administration bond, penal sum £600; William FINDLEY, chain manufacturer, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland. Died 5 May 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A162 21 September 1839
administration bond, penal sum £3,000; John HALL, farmer, of Woodhorn in the county of Northumberland. Died 21 July 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A163 9 December 1839
administration bond, penal sum £400; James DOUGALL, cooper, of Chapelry of All Saints in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 15 November 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A164 12 December 1839
administration bond, penal sum £900; Walter DAVIDSON, miller, of Gateshead in the county of Durham. Died 9 November 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A165 9 December 1839
administration bond, penal sum £400; Gilbert ATKINSON, innkeeper, of Bishop Auckland in the county of Durham. Died 9 October 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A166 13 December 1839
administration bond, penal sum £600; John DAVISON, master mariner, of Town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 21 December 1837
DPRI/3/1839/A167 16 December 1839
administration bond, penal sum £400; John DICKINSON, agent, sharebroker, of Borough and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 10 February 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A168 18 December 1839
administration bond, penal sum £40; Charles CORBITT, mariner, of Gateshead in the county of Durham. Died 1830
DPRI/3/1839/A169 23 December 1839
administration bond, penal sum £400; Elizabeth SPARK, of Escomb in the parish of Saint Andrew Auckland in the county of Durham
DPRI/3/1839/A170 24 December 1839
administration bond, penal sum £400; William ROBSON, cartwright, of Ovingham in the county of Northumberland. Died 27 October 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A171 24 December 1839
administration bond, penal sum £600; Clement WOOD, farmer, of Long Newton in the county of Durham. Died 16 December 1839
DPRI/3/1839/A172 30 December 1839
administration bond, penal sum £40; John Reid SUDDIS, mariner, of South Shields in the county of Durham. Died 24 April 1836
Will bonds 1839Reference: DPRI/3/1839/TDPRI/3/1839/T1 8 January 1839
will bond, penal sum £900; Elizabeth BROWN, spinster, of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham. Died November 1838
administration with the will annexed granted to Dorothy Cooper, sister, residuary legatee, there being no executor named in the will.
DPRI/3/1839/T2 5 January 1839
will bond, penal sum £600; William TURNER, master mariner, of Monkwearmouth Shore in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to Elizabeth Turner, grandmother, and Nicholas Caward, curator, guardians of William Turner, infant, the residuary legatee, there being no executor named in the woll.
DPRI/3/1839/T3 8 January 1839
will bond, penal sum £400; Hannah ROBINSON, widow, of Alston in the Parish of Alston in the county of Cumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to Hannah Walton (formerly Hannah Robinson) daughter; Nathan Robinson, son and the sole executor and residuary legatee having died.
DPRI/3/1839/T4 10 January 1839
will bond, penal sum £400; John EMMERSON, gentleman, of Birtley in the county of Durham. Died 14 October 1825
administration with the will annexed granted to Richard Emmerson, nephew and residurary legatee; the Reverend John Rigby, the surviving executor since deceased. Thomas Wilkinson, the other executor, died without proving the will.
DPRI/3/1839/T5 30 January 1839
will bond, penal sum £400; Jane KENDALL, wife of Jonathan Kendall gentleman, of Softley in the township of Lynesack and Softley in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to John Hardy, Edward Walton and Edward Hodgson, executors; Samuel Rowlandson, the sole executor, having died without proving the will. Edward Hodgson and Christopher Parkin Hodgson, the residuary
legatees, being minors
DPRI/3/1839/T6 5 February 1839
will bond, penal sum £200; Thomas REED, publican, of St Peters Quay near Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to Jane Carr, the universal legatee, there being no executor named in the will.
DPRI/3/1839/T7 8 February 1839
will bond, penal sum £400; John EMBLETON, master mariner, of Sunderland near the sea in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to Barbara Embleton, relict and universal legatee, there being no executor named in the will.
DPRI/3/1839/T8 25 February 1839
will bond, penal sum £100; John LONGRIDGE, customs searcher, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to Henrietta Margaret Weatherley, one of the universal legatees, there being no executor named in the will. Elizabeth Weatherley, wife of Robert Weatherley, sister, and universal legatee for life
having been personally cited to appear and accept or refuse Letters of Administration but she has refused or declined to do so.
DPRI/3/1839/T9 5 March 1839
will bond, penal sum £1,200; James PRINGLE, joiner, of Monkwearmouth Shore in the county of Durham. Died 21 December 1838
administration with the will annexed granted to Mary Pringle, wife, John Thomas Pringle and William Pringle, sons and only next of kin. John Pringle the sole executor having duly renounced and there being no residuary legatee named in the will
and codicil.
DPRI/3/1839/T10 7 March 1839
will bond, penal sum £4,000; Jabez HOOD, wine-merchant, of Close in the parish of Saint Nicholas Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland. Died 7 January 1839
administration with the will annexed granted to Ralph Wylam, John Fairbairn and George Boyd, creditors and and administrators of the said will; Ann Hood, widow, the sole executrix having duly renounced probate and execution thereof.
DPRI/3/1839/T11 12 March 1839
will bond, penal sum £3,000; Nicholas WATSON, of Corby Gates in the parish of Alston in the county of Cumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to Hugh Watson Friend, legatee; the estate having been left unadminstered by Ann Friend then the wife of John Friend, the residuary legatee named in the will since also deceased; Thomas Hall the sole
executor having renounced
DPRI/3/1839/T12 16 March 1839
will bond, penal sum £200; John HORNSBY, innkeeper, farmer, of parish of Saint Nicholas in the city of Durham in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to Robert Hornsby, brother, the previous executors having died.
DPRI/3/1839/T13 9 April 1839
will bond, penal sum £400; Robert DIPPIE, farm steward, of Towberry Tower in the parish of Chatton in the county of Northumberland. Died 12 July 1838
administration with the will annexed granted to John Dippie, brother and principal legatee; other legatees having duly renounced their rights to Letters of Administration and consented and desired that the same be granted to the said John Dippie,
as there was no executor named in the said will.
DPRI/3/1839/T14 12 April 1839
will bond, penal sum £1,600; Jane TODD, widow, formerly of the Borough of Berwick upon Tweed in the county of Northumberland, but late of the chapelry of Heworth in the county of Durham. Died 20 December 1838
administration with the will annexed granted to James Blakey, residuary legatee; the surviving executor having renounced
DPRI/3/1839/T15 17 April 1839
will bond, penal sum £200; Ann NELSON, widow, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland. Died 24 February 1839
administration with the will annexed granted to Jane Burlinson and Elizabeth Harrison the residuary legatees, the sole executor Thomas Chater having duly renounced probate and execution thereof.
DPRI/3/1839/T16 27 April 1839
will bond, penal sum £900; Richard CORNFORTH, ship-owner, of North Shields in the county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to Mary Cornforth, relict, there being no executor named.
DPRI/3/1839/T17 18 April 1839
will bond, penal sum £10; Sarah WILSON, wife of George Wilson, wine merchant, of Alnwick in the county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to John Thirlwall, George Wilson and Thomas Castles Wilson, executors of George Wilson, husband and sole executor
DPRI/3/1839/T18 13 May 1839
will bond, penal sum £4,000; John HENDERSON, agent, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne. Died 15 May 1834
administration with the will annexed granted to James Henderson, son, the sole executor John Ellis Henderson having died and Isabella Henderson, relict, renounced her right of Letters of Administration; probate first granted 26 Jul 1834.
DPRI/3/1839/T19 16 May 1839
will bond, penal sum £1,200; Jane FAWDON, wife of John Fawdon, of Lee Moor in the parish of Embleton in the county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to James Fawdon, son, there being no executor or residuary legatee named in the said will.
DPRI/3/1839/T20 13 May 1839
will bond, penal sum £400; Hannah COX, widow, of Scotswood in the parish of Newburn in the county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to Isabella Cox, daughter, there being no executor named in the said will.
DPRI/3/1839/T21 17 May 1839
will bond, penal sum £600; William WILKINSON, gentleman, of Blyth in the county of Northumberland. Died 18 August 1828
administration with the will annexed granted to Sarah Scaife, daughter, the other executor William Hill having duly renounced probate and execution thereof.
DPRI/3/1839/T22 27 May 1839
will bond, penal sum £2,000; Thomas HALL, master mariner, of Hartlepool in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to Mary Hall, relict, the sole executor John Wells having died.
DPRI/3/1839/T23 13 June 1839
will bond, penal sum £14,000; Elizabeth THOMAS, spinster, of Bensham in the parish of Gateshead in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to William Spurrell, a residuary legatee substituted in the will, the sole executrix, Elizabeth Spurrell, having died.
DPRI/3/1839/T24 17 June 1839
will bond, penal sum £200; Charles LAIDMAN, gentleman, yeoman, of Villa Place in the township of Westgate in the county of Northumberland. Died 26 September 1838
administration with the will annexed granted to Jane Laidman, relict and the residuary legatee, Samuel Stokoe and George Wilson the executors having renounced probate and execution thereof.
DPRI/3/1839/T25 12 June 1839
will bond, penal sum £6,000; William GIVENS, boot-maker, shoemaker, of borough of Berwick upon Tweed in the county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to Wi9lliam Dewar Givens, son and residuary legatee, as previous executors renounced probate and execution of the said will.
DPRI/3/1839/T26/1-3 17 June 1839
will bond, penal sum £10; Edward WILSON, gentleman, of Ulgham in the county of Northumberland
grant of administration to George Brumell limited to the deceased's interest in property at Morpeth; the surviving executor having died intestate
DPRI/3/1839/T27 20 July 1839
will bond, penal sum £900; James COWIE, ship-owner, of Wallies Street South Shields in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to Ann Cowie, relict and universal legatee, there being no executor named in the said will.
DPRI/3/1839/T28 7 August 1839
will bond, penal sum £120; Joseph BULMER, cordwainer, of Borough of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to Margaret Bulmer, relict and residuary legatee, John William Forster and William Carter, the executors, having duly renounced probate and execution thereof.
DPRI/3/1839/T29 10 August 1839
will bond, penal sum £3,000; Margaret Watson FORSTER, widow, of Borough of Berwick upon Tweed in the county of Northumberland. Died 21 January 1839
administration with the will annexed granted to Henry Francis Forster and John Forster, the lawful attorneys, the sole executor Robert Wddell having duly renounced probate and execution of the said wil.
DPRI/3/1839/T30 24 August 1839
will bond, penal sum £200; John LAMB, innkeeper, of Four Lanes End in the township of Hetton in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to Jane Lamb. widow, there being no executor named in the said will.
DPRI/3/1839/T31 29 August 1839
will bond, penal sum £200; John OLIVER, schoolmaster, of Cowgate Newcastle upon Tyne and county of Northumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to Mary Oliver, relict, there being no executor or residuary legatee named in the said will.
DPRI/3/1839/T32 12 September 1839
will bond, penal sum £2,000; Prudentia HOGG, widow, of Norton in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to Thomas Jefferson Hogg, Prudentia Ann Hogg, Elizabeth Sarah Hogg and John Hogg, children of the deceased, there being no executor named in the said will.
DPRI/3/1839/T33 2 September 1839
will bond, penal sum £200; William SMITH, gentleman, of Horncliff in the parish of Norham in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to William Smith, son, George Smith Esquire the surviving executor duly renounced probate and execution of the said will and also letters of administration.
DPRI/3/1839/T34 10 September 1839
will bond, penal sum £400; Caleb BAILES, butcher, of Alston in the county of Cumberland
administration with the will annexed granted to Robert Watson the sole executor and universal legatee of the will of Nancy Bailes, widow, deceased who survived and therefore granted execution of the said will.
DPRI/3/1839/T35 19 September 1839
will bond, penal sum £200; Robert NEWCOMBE, yeoman, of Byers Green in the parish of Saint Andrew Auckland in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to Elizabeth Newcombe Thompson, daughter, there being no executor named in the said will.
DPRI/3/1839/T36 23 September 1839
will bond, penal sum £400; Elizabeth SMITH, widow, of South Shields in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to John Todd and George Wright, grandsons, the will having been left unadminstered by their fathers.
DPRI/3/1839/T37 9 September 1839
will bond, penal sum £900; Robert CLEMENT, farmer, of Sadberge in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to Ann Addison, sister, the reverend David Piper having renounced probate and execution thereof.
DPRI/3/1839/T38 25 September 1839
will bond, penal sum £400; William CORNER, yeoman, of Seaton Carew in the county of Durham. Died 18 April 1839
administration with the will annexed granted to Ann Corner, relict, William Oliver and Henry Lamb the executors, having renounced probate and execution of the said will.
DPRI/3/1839/T39 25 September 1839
will bond, penal sum £3,000; John REWCASTLE, gentleman, of Gateshead in the county of Durham. Died 14 January 1837
administration with the will annexed granted to Jane Spencer and Mary Bertram, daughters and residuary legatees; James Pollock, William Rutherford Hunter executors and Jane Rewcastle, widow, having duly renounced probate and execution of the said
will together with letters of administration.
DPRI/3/1839/T40 28 September 1839
will bond, penal sum £40; Anthony WALTON, shoemaker, of Shullam ford in the parish of Stanhope in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to Mary Philipson and Jane Dent, sisters and legatees; William Dent the sole executor having died.
DPRI/3/1839/T41/1-4 24 October 1839
will bond, penal sum £10; Edward WARD, gentleman, esquire, of Morpeth in the county of Northumberland. Died 18 October 1776
administration with the will annexed granted to Thomas Adams Russell limited to the deceased's interest in property and land at Rothbury and Newcastle.
DPRI/3/1839/T42 4 November 1839
will bond, penal sum £2,000; Barbara THOMPSON, widow, of Westoe in the county of Durham. Died 11 October 1825
administration with the will annexed granted to John Carleu Thompson, son and residuary legatee, Henry Major, James Laing and Robert Anderson having duly renounced probate and execution together with letters of administration.
DPRI/3/1839/T43 11 November 1839
will bond, penal sum £40; William HUTCHINSON, gentleman, of Chester-le-Street in the county of Durham. Died 7 May 1831
administration with the will annexed granted to Richard Emmerson, nephew; Sarah Hutchinson, widow, and Samuel Hewitt having duly renounced probate and execution of the said will together with letters of administation.
DPRI/3/1839/T44/1-7 12 November 1839
will bond, penal sum £10; Nicholas RIDLEY, master in chancery, esquire, of Gower Street Bedford Square in the county of Middlesex. Died January 1805
grant of administration to George Waugh Stable limited to the intestate's interest in property at Heaton.
DPRI/3/1839/T45 22 November 1839
will bond, penal sum £40; Ann GRABHAM, spinster, of Bishop Auckland in the county of Durham
administration with the will annexed granted to Elizabeth Grabham, John Young and John Grabham, executors; John Grabham the sole executor and residuary legatee, died without proving the said will or taking out administration.
DPRI/3/1839/T46 4 December 1839
will bond, penal sum £200; John TWEDDELL, farmer, of Walker in the parish of Longbenton in the county of Northumberland. Died 12 October 1839
administration with the will annexed granted to John Watson Storey and Elizabeth Esther Storey. his wife, two of the residuary legatees; Thomas Bell the sole executor, Ann Percy. widow, and Mary Esther Tweddle, spinster, having duly renounced
probate and execution thereof together with letters of administration.
