Deeds, with a few family papers, relating to land at Middleton St. George and Middleton One Row, Co. Durham, belonging to the Killinghall family, in which the Place, Routh, Pemberton and Cocks families also had interests. Deeds relating to land also at Dinsdale, Sadbury (Sadberge), Sockburn, Blackwell, Egglescliffe, and Trafforth (Trafford) Co. Durham and Barton, North Yorkshire
From 1669 onwards part C of the series, Dinsdale etc. documents, refer also to lands at Middleton One Row also.
Deposited in 1958 by Mr. Ralph Turton of Low Middleton Hall, Middleton St. George, with an additional deposit of 24 items by the hand of his grand-daughter in 1980, when Mr. Turton lived at Kildale Hall, Whitby, North Yorkshire.
The material has been placed in four groups, and the second deposit was treated as a fifth. Each group is listed in chronological order, and there is much overlapping of material. The second deposit was not, unfortunately, given a following sequence of numbers, so the two are distinguished for the purposes of this list by the date of deposit precedingthe actual number. It is recommended that the deposit date is given when citing numbers.
Durham Probate Records
Act Book, No. 8.
Baker Baker papers
Material on Cuthbert and Judith Routh, George and Judith Baker, etc.
Church Commission Durham Bishopric deposit
Estreats 25 September 1615 box 80, no. 221700 (a memorandum on the back), Margery Pinkney, the recipient of several annuities, is also mentioned in the will of her mother (Dorothy Pinkeney), proved 1610 (very fragile), and in the will of Chris. Hall, proved in 1650.
N. Yorks. CRO
Chaytor papers: contain references to Killinghall family.
Darlington Public Library
Allen mss: contain references to Killinghall family.
Deeds etc. relating to land at Middleton St. George, Co. Durham which came into the possession of the Killinghall family.Dates of creation: 1523-1719
(1958)1 24 March 1523
1. Thomas Cayme of Thedylthorp [Theddlethorpe], Lincs.
2. Elizabeth Kelynghall of Middleton St. George, widow
Grant and Sale by (1) to (2):
Sale for £66.8s.10d. of one third of the manor of Middleton St. George and the advowson of the Church.
Parchment
Seal: one
(1958)2 25 March 1523
Language:
Latin
1. Thomas Cayme of Thedythorp, Lincs.
2. John Surtes, clerk and Ralph Surtes, gentleman
Deed of Trusteeship by (1) to (2):
One third of the manor of Middleton St. George and appurtenances, including fishing in the Tees and the advowson of the Church in trust for Elizabeth Kelynghall.
Parchment
Seal: missing
(1958)3 10 August 1523
Language:
Latin
John, Ralph and Arthur Surtees, demandants
Thomas Cayme, tenant
Henry Perzon, vouchee
Copy of the exemplification of Recovery.
One third of Middleton St. George Manor, appurtenances, advowson.
Parchment
(1958)4 4 November 1564
Letter of Attorney.
Francis Killinghall of London appoints Jerrard Salvyn, Ralph Tailbois, William Reade alias Kynnerd and Christopher Hall his agents to enter for his use with John Killinghall, the manor of Middleton St. George.
Signature of F. Killinghall.
Parchment
Seal: F. Killinghall
(1958)5 16 February 1584
1. Cuthbert Johnson of Middleton St. George
2. Rolland Johnson, his brother.
Deed of gift by (1) to (2).
The capital messuage and eight cottages at Middleton St. George and appurtenances, with warranty, upon a certain condition.
Signature of Rolland
Parchment
Seal: missing
(1958)6 25 November 1587
1. Richard Madocke, goldsmith of London
2. Thomas Banke of Middleton St. George
Bargain and Sale by (1) to (2).
In consideration of £206.13s.4d., of four closes of Whinny House Moor at Middleton St. George, plus Read House (New Hall) recently built by Cuthbert Johnson who, with N. Girlington, sold Madocke the property.
Signature (1)
Parchment
Seal: (1)
(1958)7 20 July 1589
1. Cuthbert Johnson of Middleton St. George
2. Ninian Girlington and Nicholas his son and heir
Mortgage by (1) to (2).
Conveyance of four closes of Whinny House Moor during the life of Katherine, widow of Francis Killinghall.
Conveyance void if Johnson pays Girlington £17 per annum during Katherine's life.
Signature of Cuthbert Johnson.
Parchment
Seal: (broken) (1)
(1958)8 2 August 1589
Language:
Latin
1. Cuthbert Johnson of Middleton St. George
2. Ninian and Nicholas Girlington and heirs in perpetuity
Deed of Feoffment by (1) to (2).
The four closes, with warranty, as in No. 7.
Signature of (1).
Parchment
Seal: (1)
(1958)9 26 February 1591
Language:
Latin
1. Cuthbert Johnson
2. William, son and heir of Henry Killinghall and heirs
Deed of Feoffment by (1) to (2).
The capital messuage of Middleton St. George held by Johnson's father Roland.
Signature of (1).
Parchment
Seal: (1)
(1958)10 20 August 1599
1. John Syme of Middleton St. George, yeoman
2. Lancelot Hodgson of Over Middleton, yeoman
Bargain and Sale by (1) to (2).
In consideration of £60 - two closes at Middleton St. George.
Signature (2).
Parchment
Seal: (broken) (2)
(1958)11 18 March 1606
1. Henry Killinghall
2. Sir John Mallory, William Mallory, Charles Layton, John Acklam, Katheren widow of John Moore, William Killinghall and Susan his wife
3. Richard Maddocks
(Further) marriage settlement.
This settlement to confirm a settlement of 26 March 1600 when Henry Killinghall settled lands in Sadbury on William Killinghall and Susan, now his wife.
Sedbury, Middleton One Row, Middleton St. George and Dinsdale are also entrusted in tail.
Signature (1).
Parchment
Seal: two
(1958)12 18 March 1606
Further marriage settlement.
As No. 11, phrased a little differently.
See also
No. (1958)149.
Signature (1).
Parchment
Seal: two
(1958)13. and 14 8 August 1608
Language:
Latin
William Killinghall, demandant
Henry Killinghall, deforciant
Indenture of Fine (left hand and right hand)
Lands at Middleton St. George, Middleton One Row, Egglescliffe and the advowson of Middleton St. George Church.
Consideration £400.
Parchment
(1958)15 3 December 1620
1. Robert Allanson of Croft, Yorks
2. Margery Pinkeney of West Hartburn, Co. Durham
Grant of an annuity by (1) to (2).
For consideration of £100 an annuity of £10 is granted, charged on his rents at Middleton St. George.
Signature (1).
Parchment
Seal: (1)
(1958)16 20 March 1624
1. George Laton of White Hurworth, Durham
2. William Killinghall of Middleton St. George
Lease for 1000 years by (1) to (2).
One third of the manor of Middleton St. George which Cuthbert Johnson sold to Laton and Francis Girlington.
Signature (1).
Parchment
Seal: (1)
Durham Probate Records: Act Book, No. 8, for the case in the Consistory Court concerning Laton's [Laiton] estate and Killinghall's part in it.
(1958)17 15 June 1624
Release.
Premises as in No. 16.
Signature (1).
Parchment
Seal: (1)
(1958)18 20 March 1625
1. William Killinghall of Middleton St. George
2. John Talerson, weaver
Lease for 5 years by (1) to (2).
For consideration of 10/- per annum rent, lease of a house and two oxgangs of land at Middleton St. George bought from John Asberry.
Signature (1).
Paper
Seal: (1)
(1958)19 2 June 1625
Language:
Latin
1. John Cradocke, D.D.
2. William Killinghall
Grant of advowson (presentation for one turn only?).
The next vacancy at Middleton St. George Church following Robert Redmayne.
Signature (1).
Parchment
(1958)20 17 April 1627
1. Thomas Johnson of London
2. William Killinghall
Bargain and Sale by (1) to (2).
All the manor of Middleton St. George plus the advowson and half of the rectory.
Amount of cash consideration unspecified.
Signature (1).
Parchment
Seal: (1)
(1958)21 20 July 1629
1. John Machell of Pitfield, Co. Durham
2. Thomas, son of William Killinghall
Mortgage by (1) to (2) of his moiety of Read House at Middleton St. George until a debt of £400 is paid.
Signature (1).
Parchment
Seal: missing
(1958)22 9 May 1630
1. Margery Pinkeney
2. William Mantle and Raph Harrison of Middleton St. George
Assignment by (1) to (2) of her annuity from rents at Middleton St. George in consideration of a payment to her by William Killinghall.
Signature (1).
Parchment
Seal: (1) broken
(1958)23 6 June 1630
1. William Killinghall and son and heir John
2. Margery Pinkeney of West Hartburn
Grant of an Annuity by (1) to (2) - £4 per annum from rent of all Killinghalls' lands (see
No. 41).
Signatures (faded) (1).
Parchment, poor condition
Seal: one
(1958)24 6 June 1630
Grant of an Annuity, as No. 23 - see
No. 41.
These are two separate annuities.
Signatures (faded) (1).
Parchment, poor condition
Seal: one
(1958)25 28 January 1631
1. Robert Allanson of Slaitburn, Yorks.
2. William Killinghall of Middleton St. George
Bargain and Sale by (1) to (2) of Red House (or New Hall) and Whinnyhouse Moor at Middleton St. George.
Amount of cash consideration not specified.
Signature (1).
Parchment, faded
Seal: (1) broken
(1958)26 17 September 1631
Language:
Latin
Letters of Administration of the estate of Henry Killinghall.
Granted to his son William by William Easdall, doctor of laws on behalf of Bishop John Howson.
Signature of W. Easdall.
Parchment
Seal: one, broken
(1958)27 10 April 1637
William Killinghall revokes the trusteeship, granted on 10 May 1634, of Middleton St. George, Middleton One Row, Traforth [or Trafford] and Dinsdale to Sir Thomas Laton and Sir Ralph Conyers.
Signature of William Killinghall.
Parchment, poor condition
Seal: William Killinghall
(1958)28 20 April 1637
1. William Killinghall
2. Rowland Place of Dinsdale, Nicholas Chayter of Butterby, Co. Durham
Marriage settlement (trusteeship)
William's son John is about to marry Margaret Lampton.
Red Hall and Whinnyhouse Moor at Middleton St. George are entrusted to Place and Chayter to the use of the couple and their heirs in tail.
Signature of (1)
Parchment, slashed
(1958)29 20 April 1637
1. William Killinghall
2. Sir Thomas Laton
Sir Raphe Coniers
Marriage settlement (trusteeship).
Holdings at Middleton St. George, the advowson, moiety of the rectory, fishing rights, holdings in the town fields but not Red Hall and Whinnyhouse Moor.
About 100 acres at Dinsdale.
At Middleton One Rowe, Andrewland, the Greene and William Dale's holding.
Also Wetherell's land between the Middletons and County Flatt at Trafforth [Trafford].
This entrusted to Laton and Coniers to the use of William's son John and his intended wife in tail to others.
Signature (1).
This document is incomplete, ending mid sentence.
Parchment, slashed
(1958)30 3 December 1668
1. William Killinghall
2. William and Roland Place and Thomas Dodsworth
3. George, brother of William Killinghall
4. Simon Teele and Thomas Neesham
Deed to lead the uses of a recovery.
A settlement of £20 per annum from rents is to be made on George Killinghall as his share of his father's estate.
Signatures or marks of all.
Parchment 2 mm.
Seal: all
(1958)31 3 December 1672
1. William Killinghall
2. Roland and William Place and Thomas Dodsworth
3. George Killinghall
4. Simon Teele and Thomas Neesham
Deed to lead the uses of a recovery, for the same purpose as No. 30.
Signatures or marks of all parties.
Parchment 2 mm.
Seal: all (broken)
(1958)32 16 January 1673
Language:
Latin
Roland and William Place and Thomas Dodsworth, demandants
Simon Teale and Thomas Neesham, tenants
William Killinghall, vouchee.
Exemplification of a recovery.
Lands at Middleton St. George.
Parchment
(1958)33 17 March 1673
Roland and William Place and Thomas Dodsworth, demandants
Simon Teal and Thomas Neesham, tenants
William Killinghall, vouchee
Exemplification of a recovery.
Lands at Middleton St. George and Egglescliffe.
Parchment
(1958)34 20 June 1685
1. William Killinghall
2. John Spearman
Mortgage (999 year lease) by (1) to (2) of a messuage at Middleton St. George, the advowson and a moiety of the rectory to secure £800.
Signature (1).
Parchment
Seal: (1)
(1958)35 14 October 1690
1. William Killinghall
2. John Spearman
Receipt from (1) to (2) for a further £200 secured on his land.
Signature (1).
Paper
Seal: (1)
(1958)36 14 October 1690
Language: English and Latin
1. William Killinghall
2. John Spearman
Bond of (1) to (2) in £400 security for the performance of his obligations.
Signature (1).
Paper
Seal: (1)
(1958)37 1 June 1691
1. William Killinghall
2. John Spearman
Mortgage whereby (1) for a consideration of £1200, agrees to levy a fine in favour of (2) on the messuage etc. at Middleton St. George which Killinghall will continue to occupy unless he defaults in repayment.
See
No. 42 and
No. 43 below.
Signature (1).
Parchment
Seal: (1)
(1958)38 20 November 1699
1. William Killinghall the younger
2. Lionel Vane and Robert Bowes
Lease by (1) to (2) for one year.
Low Middleton, Middleton St. George rectory, half the tithes, the fishing rights (excluding the advowson and Red Hall) and Gun Flatt at Egglescliffe.
Signature (1).
Parchment
Seal: (1)
(1958)39 21 November 1699
1. William Killinghall the younger
2. Lyonell Vane and Robert Bowes
Release (mortgage) by (1) to (2) of premises as in No. 38.
The transaction is for the purpose of discharging certain debts and annuities of Killinghall.
A Schedule of the encumbrancies is attached.
Signature (1).
Parchment
Seal: (1)
(1958)40
Another copy of No. 39.
(1958)41 14 December 1691
1. Arthur Robinson of York
2. Samuel Walker
Transfer of annuity by (1) to (2) of annuities granted by William and John Killinghall to Margery Pinkeney and her assignes (i.e. Robinson), in consideration of £150. See
No. 15,
No. 22,
No. 23,
No. 24.
Signature (1).
Parchment
Seal: (1)
(1958)42 16 June 1691
Language:
Latin
John Spearman, querent
William Killinghall, deforciant
Indenture of Fine (left hand).
Territory at Middleton St. George.
See
No. 37 above.
Parchment
(1958)43 16 June 1691
1. John Spearman
2. William Killinghall the younger
Indenture of Fine (right hand).
William's father William mortgaged interests in Middleton St. George to Spearman for £1600.
Schedule of deeds attached.
Signature (2).
Parchment 2mm
Seal: (2)
(1958)45 4 April 1695
1. William Killinghall the younger
2. John Spearman
Release by (1) to (2) of the interests in Middleton St. George his father mortgaged to Spearman.
Signature (1).
Parchment
Seal: (1)
(1958)46 8 April 1697
1. John Spearman
2. William Killinghall
3. Robert Hilton of Stockton
Lease for one year to (3) of the farm at Middleton St. George known as Pinchards, Town End or Cuthbert Bellarbye's farm and half its tithes; also half tithes of the farm in possession of Thomas Robinson at Middleton One Row.
Signatures (1) and (2).
Parchment
Seal: (1) and (2)
(1958)47 9 April 1697
1. John Spearman
2. William Killinghall the younger, Philip Woolridge, his wife Ann (née Killinghall), Margaret, sister of William Killinghall and Robert Killinghall.
3. Robert Hilton
Mortgage whereby (3) pays £550 of Killinghall's debt to Spearman.
Lands as in No. 46.
Signatures (1) and (2).
Parchment 2 mm.
Seal: six, all the same
(1958)48 9 April 1697
1. William Killinghall
2. Robert Hilton
Bargain and Sale whereby (2) pays (1) £550 for the lands specified in No. 46 and appoints attorneys to enter.
Signature (1).
Parchment
Seal: (1)
(1958)49 17 November 1699
1. John Spearman
2. William Killinghall
Lease by (1) to (2) for one year of Low Middleton, the rectory and advowson, half the tithes of Middleton St. George, half tithes of Pinchards farm, grazing rights etc. with certain exceptions.
Signature (1).
Parchment
Seal: (1)
(1958)50 18 November 1699
1. John Spearman
2. William Killinghall
Release, as No. 49.
Signature (1).
Parchment
Seal: (1)
(1958)51 2 June 1701
1. Lyonell Vane of Long Newton
Robert Bowes
William Killinghall
2. Thomas Lister, Whitfield, Northants.
Lease for one year by (1) to (2) of Low Middleton, rectory and half tithes of Middleton St. George (advowson and Red Hall excepted) Gun Flatt at Egglesciffe.
See
No. 38.
Signatures (1).
Parchment
Seal: all of (1)
(1958)52 3 June 1701
1. Lyonell Vane
Robert Bowes
Joseph Jefferson of Elton, Co. Durham
William Moory of Aislaby
Christopher Pinkeney of Eryholme.
2. William Killinghall.
3. Thomas Lister of Whitfield, Northants.
Property as No. 51 is now mortgaged for £800 to (3) who buys out other interests with the exception of John Pemberton.
Signatures: all six.
Parchment
Seal: all six
(1958)53 24 March 1703
1. Lyonell Vane
Robert Bowes
John Pemberton
Thomas Lister
2. Marmaduke Prickett
Lease by (1) to (2) for one year Low Middleton, rectory and half tithes at Middleton St. George (advowson and Red Hall excepted) Gun Flatt at Egglescliffe.
Signatures (1).
Parchment
Seal: all of (1)
(1958)54 25 March 1703
1. Lyonell Vane
Robert Bowes
John Pemberton
Thomas Lister
2. Margaret Killinghall, sister and heiress of William Marmaduke Prickett
3. Marmaduke Prickett
Transfer of Mortgage.
(3) lent (2) £1,500 to pay to Lister and Pemberton.
Premises as in No. 53.
Signatures (1) and (2).
Parchment 2 mm.
Seal: (1) and (2)
(1958)55 25 March 1703
Language: English and Latin.
1. Margaret Killinghall
2. Marmaduke Prickett
Bond of (1) to (2) in £3,000 security for the fulfilment of her obligations.
Signature (1)
Paper
Seal: (1)
(1958)56 25 March 1703
1. Thomas Lister
Christopher Pinkeney
William Moory
2. Margaret Killinghall
3. Marmaduke Priskett
Assignment of mortgage by (1) to (3).
Consideration: £1,500.
Signatures Lister and (2).
Parchment
Seal: Lister and (2)
(1958)57 7 February 1704
1. Margaret Killinghall
Lyonell Vane
Thomas Bowes
2. Arthur Hebburne of St. Martins in the Fields, Middlesex
Christopher Pinkeney.
Lease by (1) to (2) for one year of Low Middleton, half the tithes of Middleton St. George, the advowson (except the next entry) and Red Hall.
Signature (1).
Parchment
Seal: (1)
(1958)58 8 February 1704
1. Margaret Killinghall
Lyonell Vane
Thomas Bowes
2. Arthur Hebburne
Christopher Pinkeney
3. Mary Killinghall, now Pemberton, widow of John Killinghall
4. Robert Killinghall her son
Mortgage for £1,500 to (2) with provision made for (3), (4) and heirs.
Signature (1).
Parchment
Seal: (1)
(1958)59 31 December 1713
1. Robert Bowes (trustee of Vane)
George, brother of Marmaduke Prickett
Robert Killinghall, cousin and heir of Margaret Killinghall late wife of Cuthbert Pepper
2. Thomas Pierse of Hutton Bonnville, Yorks.
Lease by (1) to (2) for one year to Pierse of the messuage of Middleton St. George (Low Middleton), the rectory, half the tithes, Red Hall and Country Flat at Egglescliffe.
Signature (1).
Parchment
Seal: (1)
(1958)60 1 February 1714
1. R. Bowes and G. Prickett
2. Robert Killinghall
3. Thomas Pierce
Prickett transfers his mortgage interest to (3) for £1,500.
Signature (1) and (2).
Parchment
Seal: (1) and (2)
(1958)61 2 February 1714
1. Thomas Pierse
2. John Wastell of Ainderby Steeple
Cuthbert Pepper
3. Daniel Lascelles of Northallerton
4. Robert Killinghall
Declaration of Trusts, whereby (2) and (3) declare their business relationship to be a trusteeship for (4) who declares that the conveyance to him of Middleton St. George was as a mortgage.
Schedule of deeds attached.
Signatures of all.
Parchment 2mm.
Seal: all
(1958)62 2 February 1715
1. Thomas Pierse
2. John Wastell
Cuthbert Pepper
3. Daniel Lascelles
4. Robert Killinghall
Deed to declare the uses of No. 61.
Schedule of relevant deeds attached.
Signature (4).
Parchment 2mm.
Seal: (4)
(1958)63 5 June 1719
1. Robert Killinghall
Thomas Pierse
2. George Allan of Darlington
Lease by (1) to (2) for one year of the messuage of Middleton St. George (Low Middleton) and appurtenances.
Signature (1) and (2).
Parchment
Seal: (1) and (2)
(1958)64 6 June 1719
1. Robert Killinghall
2. Thomas Pierse
3. George Allan
Mortgage of Low Middleton transferred by (1) to (3) for £1,500.
Signature (1) and (2).
Parchment
Seal: (1) and (2)
(1958)65 6 June 1719
1. Robert Killinghall
2. Daniel Lascelles and Thomas Pierse
3. George Allan
Transfer of Mortgage whereby (2) assign (3) the judgements and encumbrances on the Killinghall land.
Signature (1) and (2).
Parchment
Seal: (1) and (2)
Deeds etc. relating to land at Middleton One Row, Co. Durham which came into the possession of the Killinghall family.Reference: (1958)66-148Dates of creation: 1525-1750
(1958)66 11 December 1525
Language:
Latin
John Surtees grants attorneyship to Roland Place, Ralph Surtees, William and John Killinghall in holding certain land and rents at Middleton One Row to which they are heirs of John Surtees according to an indenture of 7 December 1525.
Signature Jon Surteys.
Parchment
Seal: Jon Surteys
(1958)67
Language:
Latin
Copy of No. 66.
Endorsed to the effect that it was enrolled in Chancery in 1526.
Parchment
(1958)68 4 September 1527
Directions concerning his affairs made by John Surtees, clerk.
The rents payable to Marmaduke Surtees, at which his heirs Place, Surtees and Killinghall are to hold his land at Middleton One Row after his death are fixed.
These men hold the reversion during his life.
They shall appoint a satisfactory priest to sing and daily pray in Dinsdale Church for John Surtees and others (specified).
Signature of Surtees.
Parchment
Seal: Surtees
(1958)69
Language:
Latin
Will and Codicil of John Surtees, rector of Dinsdale made 2 July 1527, and proved May 1529.
Parchment 2 mm
(1958)70 10 September 1542
Language:
Latin
1. Marmaduke Surtees
2. Elizabeth Hudeswell
Grant of Reversion by (1) to (2).
One messuage, certain closes and grazing rights at Over Middleton on the death of Margeie Surtees widow.
Name or signature of Surtees written at foot.
Parchment
Seal: broken
(1958)71 3 August 1547
Language:
Latin
1. Christopher Conyers of Yarm
2. William Killinghall of Middleton St. George
Deed of Feoffment by (1) to (2).
For a consideration of £10, a toft, a croft and half a bovate at Middleton One Row.
Parchment
(1958)72 14 August 1575
Language:
Latin
1. John Andrew of Middleton One Row
2. William Andrew his brother
Bargain and Sale by (1) to (2).
For a consideration of £26 one third of all his holdings at Middleton One Row (except one messuage).
Parchment
(1958)73 4 July 1585
Language:
Latin
1. Marmaduke Wethereld of Middleton One Row and his son William
2. William Andrew of Middleton One Row
Feoffment by (1) to (2).
One toft, one croft and one bovate now occupied by James Orpin who has paid Wethereld the money.
If Andrew's heirs fail in tail to Marmaduke Laddley.
Signature (1) - faded.
Parchment
Seal: missing
(1958)74 29 May 1586
Language:
Latin
1. James Orpin, rector of Middleton St. George
2. William Andrew
Trusteeship by (1) to (2).
Half a bovate of land at Middleton One Row and a messuage etc. there to the use of Orpin in his lifetime and afterwards to Andrew's family in tail.
Signature (1).
Parchment
Seal: missing
(1958)75 1 October 1587
Language:
Latin
1. John Awbrey
2. Henry Killinghall of Middleton St. George
Bargain and Sale by (1) to (2), for £20 Awbrey sells Killinghall a messuage and a field at Middleton One Row and two bovates (which were given to maintain a presbyter to say masses for the dead at Dinsdale Church) which John Awbrey and John Radcliff received of the Queen in April 1586.
Signature (1).
Parchment
Seal: (1)
(1958)76 20 October 1591
Language:
Latin
1. William Andrew, yeoman
2. William Walterelt of Middleton One Row, yeoman
Thomas Hewetson of Aycliffe, blacksmith.
Marriage Settlement (Trusteeship) by (1) to (2).
Feoffment in trust of one third of his land at Middleton One Row which he received from his brother John to the use of himself and Ann Simson his betrothed wife, and their heirs.
Parchment
Seal: one
(1958)77 4 July 1597
1. Thomas Surtees of Middleton One Row
2. William Andrew
Release by (1) to (2) of one messuage and one oxgang in the town fields of Middleton One Row in accordance with an agreement of 25 September 1596, in which others participated.
Signature (1).
Parchment
Seal: one, broken
(1958)78 9 November 1607
1. Anthony Felton of Middleton One Row and wife Margaret
2. Marmaduke Andrew
Bargain and Sale by (1) to (2) of the house and garth at Middleton One Row between the two occupied by Thomas Culley and John Wetherell which Felton had only lately received from Marmaduke in an exchange.
Amount of cash consideration not specified.
Signature (1).
Parchment
Seal: (1) broken
(1958)79 20 May 1609
Language:
Latin
1. Marmaduke Andrew, yeoman
2. James Dale of Archdeacon Newton, yeoman
Bargain and Sale by (1) to (2) of one messuage and two bovates plus three cottages and toft adjoining all at Middleton One Row.
Amount of cash consideration unspecified.
Signature (1).
Parchment, poor condition
(1958)80 21 August 1609
Language:
Latin
James Dale, querent
Marmaduke Andrew and Jane his wife, deforciants
Indenture of Fine (left hand).
One messuage and its appurtenances at Middleton One Row.
Parchment, in bad condition.
(1958)81 21 August 1609
Language:
Latin
James Dale, querent
Marmaduke Andrew and Jane his wife, deforciants
Indenture of Fine (right hand).
As No. 80.
Parchment, in bad condition.
(1958)82 29 April 1615
Language:
Latin
Sir William Aclom;
Ralph Conyers;
querents
William Killinghall and wife Susan, deforciants
Indenture of Fine (left hand).
Two messuages and appurtenances at Middleton One Row.
This was found attached to
No. 98.
Parchment, in bad condition.
(1958)83 15 November 1622
1. Henry Andrew
2. Cuthbert Potter of Wersall Moore, Yorks, yeoman
Lease by (1) to (2) for 1900 years.
For £200 Potter will rent one messuage and all its appurtenances at Middleton One Row for 1d. per annum if demanded.
Mark of (1).
Parchment
Seal: (1) (remains of)
(1958)84 8 August 1623
1. Henry Andrew and wife Constance
2. Cuthbert Potter and sons John and James
Bargain and Sale by (1) to (2) of the messuage or mansion house at Middleton One Row with the cottage and 46 acres of land adjacent on the east as far as the Tees.
These premises had been leased to Christopher, elder son of Cuthbert Potter and the lease had 7½ years yet to come.
Amount of cash consideration not specified.
Markc of (1).
Parchment
Seal: two - damaged
(1958)85 8 August 1623
Language:
Latin
1. Henry Andrew
2. Cuthbert Potter
Deed of Feoffment by (1) to (2) of the messuage or mansion house at Middleton One Row with the cottage and 46 acres of land adjacent on the east as far as the Tees.
Mark of (1).
Parchment
Seal: missing
(1958)86 19 January 1629
Language:
Latin
1. James Dale
2. John Ward of Over Dinsdale, Yorks
Deed of Feoffment by (1) to (2).
A house and garth at Middleton One Row, between those occupied by Thomas Culley and John Wetherelt, with warranty against the heirs of Anthony Felton and Marmaduke Andrew.
Mark of (1).
Parchment
Seal: missing
(1958)87 4 May 1630
1. John Ward of Dinsdale
2. William Killinghall of Middleton St. George
Bargain and Sale by (1) to (2) of that house and ground at Middleton One Row lately occupied by William Dale, between the houses of Cuthbert Potter and John Wethereld with warranty particularly against (1)'s wife Elizabeth.
Amount of cash consideration not specified.
Signature (1).
Parchment
Seal: (1)
(1958)88 10 May 1630
1. Cuthbert Potter and Son James
2. William Killinghall
Bargain and Sale by (1) to (2), for a consideration of £246 the house and land at Middleton One Row, which Potter purchased of Henry Andrew in lieu of two oxgangs there.
Signature (1).
Parchment
Seal: (1)
(1958)89 28 June 1630
1. William Johnson of Carlton, Co. Durham, his wife Alice
Thomas Nicholson of Winyard, his wife Anne
Elianor widow of Marmaduke Middleton
all sisters and cousins of the late Thomas Wethereld of Middleton One Row.
2. William Mantle of Middleton One Row, yeoman
John Killinghall of Middleton St. George.
The heirs of Thomas Wetherell, enfeiff John Killinghall and his heirs for ever with Wetherell's house and garth at Middleton One Row, the purchase money, £28, being supplied by William Mantle.
Signature of Johnson, marks of the others of the first party
Parchment
Seal: three complete and two broken
(1958)90 10 November 1630
1. William Mantle
2. William Killinghall
Assignment by (1) to (2) of lease of 1,000 years.
Wethereld leased his messuage and lands at Middleton One Row (except one croft) to Mantle on 23 May 1628 for 1,000 years at the rent of 1d. per annum if demanded, on unspecified conditions, not repeated in this transfer.
Signature (1).
Parchment
Seal: (1)
(1958)91 26 June 1635
1. William Mantle of Middleton One Row
2. Christopher Coulton of Baxby, Yorks, gent
Transfer by (1) to (2) of lease of 1,000 years.
On 10 August 1633 Thomas Wilkinson leased to (1) half an oxgang of land at Middleton One Row for 1,000 years after the death of Alice, wife of Cuthbert Midleton, at 1d. per annum if demanded.
The lease is sold to (2).
Mark of (1).
Parchment
Seal: (1)
(1958)92 6 December 1635
1. Christopher Coulton or Golton
2. William Killinghall
Transfer of a lease of 1000 years.
Refers to Nos. 90 and 91 - same land.
Signature (1).
Parchment
Seal: (1)
(1958)93 20 May 1641
1. Alice Middleton, widow and son Thomas
2. William Killinghall.
Bargain and Sale by (1) to (2).
For a consideration of £61 the half oxgang at Middleton One Row.
See No. 92.
Marks of (1).
Parchment
Seal: One broken, other missing
(1958)94 3 June 1641
1. Thomas Middleton
Leonard Jackeson
2. William Killinghall
Quitclaim by (1) to (2).
Disclaimer of the half oxgang at Middleton One Row now in possession of William Killinghall.
Marks of (1).
Parchment, fair condition
Seal: one
(1958)95 23 July 1644
Language:
Latin
Robert Younger, querent
John Dioile (-?Dale) and wife Isabel, deforciants
Indenture of Fine (left hand).
One messuage, one cottage and land at Middleton One Row.
Parchment, poor condition.
(1958)96 11 November 1661
1. Anthony Daile of Middleton One Row, yeoman
2. Thomas Cunninghamm of the same, yeoman
Marriage Settlement (lease).
(2) had married Katherine, daughter of Anthony Daile.
The messuage at Middleton One Row now occupied by (2) is (saving some grazing rights) leased to him for 1d. per annum in fee simple for 1,000 years.
Signature (1).
Parchment
Seal: (1)
(1958)97 20 January 1662
1. Anthony Daile
2. John Daile his son and heir
Marriage Settlement (grant in perpetuity by (1) to (2)).
For John's preferment in marriage the grant of a messuage and two oxgangs of land also two cottages and appurtenances at Middleton One Row.
Mark of (1).
Parchment, poor condition
Seal: (1)
(1958)98 February 1662
1. John Daile son of Anthony
2. Anthony Dale and wife Anne
Conveyance by (1) to (2) for life of the messuages and garth at the back of the one Anthony granted John in No. 97, now occupied by Thomas Cunningham, plus £10 per annum from the rents of his other holdings in Middleton One Row.
Signature of (1)
Parchment, slashed
Seal: missing
(1958)99. and 100 5 August 1664
Language:
Latin
John Dale, querent
Anthony and Anne Dale, deforciants
Indenture of Fine (left hand and right hand).
One messuage, a cottage and land at Middleton One Row.
Parchment, poor condition
(1958)101 10 June 1668
1. John Daile of Middleton One Row
2. Robert Younger of Kirk Leavington, Yorks
Articles of Agreement for a Sale.
(1) will before 1 December 1670 sell to Younger for £440 his land specified at Middleton One Row on condition that his mother Anne may stay where she lives as long as she wishes, maintaining the house herself.
Signature (1).
Paper, fair condition
Seal: (1)
(1958)102 2 July 1668
1. John Dale
2. Robert Younger
Bargain and Sale by (1) to (2) of the messuage at Middleton One Row where Dale lives, the garth at the back, Ann Dale's cottage and specified fields, consideration £440.
Signature (1).
Parchment
Seal: (1)
(1958)103 23 July 1668
Language:
Latin
Robert Younger, querent
John Daile and wife Isabel, deforciants
Indenture of Fine (right hand).
One messuage, one cottage and land at Middleton One Row.
Parchment, fair condition.
(1958)104 25 March 1673
1. John Dale
2. Robert Young
Receipt from (1) to (2) for £450 in full satisfaction for lands etc. at Middleton One Row.
Signature (1).
Paper
Seal: (1)
(1958)105
Copy of Will of Robert Young dated 6 March 1672 proved 23 April 1673.
Paper, poor condition. 10pp.
(1958)106 23 January 1689
1. Robert Young of Kirkleavington
2. James Harrison of Stockton, mariner
Articles of Agreement for a Sale whereby (1) will before 12 February persuade Christopher Hewit and wife Mary to join with him in levying a fine on his lands at Middleton One Row in favour of (2).
(1) will lease (2) land at Kirkleavington for 999 years but this lease will be void unless the land becomes incumbered within seven years, (2) will pay (1) £460 - less if the Hewits refuse.
Signature (1) and (2).
Paper
Seal: (1) and (2)
(1958)107 1 February 1689
1. Robert Young
Christopher Hewit and his wife Mary
John Dale
2. James Harrison, master mariner
Lease by (1) to (2) for one year of one messuage, two oxgangs, two cottages and appurtenances at Middleton One Row.
Signatures of Young, and Hewitt, mark of Mary Hewit.
Parchment
(1958)108 2 February 1689
Release: parties and property as No. 107.
Also Robert Young pays to James Harrison's wife Isabel, the £350 due to her under their father's will.
Signatures of Young and Hewitt and mark of Mary Hewitt.
Parchment
(1958)109 26 February 1689
1. James Harrison of Stockton, master mariner
2. Robert Hilton, gentleman
Mortgage (lease for 999 years) by (1) to (2), for £100 and interest, of two cottages and garth behind in the Townfield of Middleton One Row now tenanted by Thomas Robinson and Robert Gibson.
Lease void on repayment.
Signature (1).
Parchment
Seal: (1)
(1958)110 27 February 1689
1. James Harrison
2. James Metcalfe of Yarm, gentleman
Francis Peirson of Shore Fitt, yeoman
Lease by (1) to (2) for one year of a messuage, cottages and appurtenances in the Townfields of Middleton One Row.
Signature (1).
Parchment
Seal: (1)
(1958)111 28 February 1689
1. James Harrison
2. James Metcalfe
Francis Peirson
Marriage settlement (Trust).
Release of a messuage, two cottages and two oxgangs at Middleton One Row for the use of James and Isabel Harrison and their heirs.
Provision for revocation.
Signature (1).
Parchment
Seal: (1)
(1958)112. and 113 2 September 1689
Language:
Latin
James Harrison, querent
Robert Young, Christopher and Mary Hewitt, deforciants
Indenture of Fine (left hand and right hand).
One messuage, one cottage and land at Middleton One Row.
Parchment
(1958)114 23 September 1690
Declaration that the lease and release dated 22/23 September 1690 of Harrison's messuage, two oxgangs, two cottages and garths at Middleton One Row to Thomas Rudd was as security for the repayment to Rudd of £100 due to him by Harrison before 23 March 1691.
Signatures of James Harrison and witnesses.
Paper
Seal: of James Harrison and witnesses.
(1958)115 20 September 1690
James and Isabel Harrison revoke the deed of trusteeship which followed their marriage -
No. 111.
Signatures of James and Isabel Harrison.
Parchment
Seal: James and Isabel Harrison
(1958)116 22 September 1690
1. James and Isabel Harrison
2. Thomas Rudd of Stockton
Lease by (1) to (2) for one year of one messuage, two oxgangs and two cottages and appurtenances at Middleton One Row.
Signature (1).
Parchment
Seal: (1)
(1958)117 23 September 1690
1. James and Isabel Harrison
2. Thomas Rudd
Mortgage by (1) to (2).
The property in No. 116 for £100.
Signatures of (1).
Parchment
Seal: (1)
(1958)118 28 August 1693
1. James Harrison
2. Robert Hilton of Stockton
Bargain and Sale by (1) to (2) for a consideration of £460, his messuage and two oxgangs also two cottages and land at Middleton One Row which are now occupied by Thomas Robinson.
See
No. 109.
Signature (1).
Parchment
Seal: (1)
(1958)119. and 120 11 September 1693
Language:
Latin
1. Robert Hilton, querent
2. James and Isabel Harrison, deforciants
Indenture of Fine (left and right hand).
One messuage, two cottages and land at Middleton One Row.
Parchment
(1958)121. and 122 30 April 1697
Language:
Latin
Robert Hilton, querent
William Killinghall, Margaret his sister, Philip Woolridge and wife Anne (née Killinghall), deforciants
Indenture of fine (left and right hand).
A messuage and land and grazing rights at Middleton One Row.
Parchment
(1958)123 30 July 1698
1. Thomas Robinson of Middleton one Row, blacksmith
2. Robert Hilton
Bargain and Sale by (1) to (2) for a consideration of £11 of the east end of his cottage comprising one low room and a chamber over it, now occupied by Ralph Pinchard, an undertenant of (2), adjoining another house already owned by (2) and occupied by Pinchard, at Middleton One Row.
Signature (1).
Parchment
Seal: (1)
(1958)124 21 November 1698
1. Roger Wilson of Middleton One Row, yeoman
2. Robert Hilton
Bargain and Sale by (1) to (2) for a consideration of £45 of his house and garth between another of (2)'s at Middleton One Row and one of John Jackson.
Signature (1).
Parchment
Seal: (1)
(1958)125 29 March 1699
1. Roger Wilson of Middleton One Row
2. James Wilkinson of Kirkbridge, Yorks
3. Robert Hilton and John Rudd
(2) as (1)'s agent conveys to John Rudd (trustee of Hilton) the residue of a lease of 999 years of a cottage and land at Middleton One Row between that of Hilton and that of John Jackson.
Signature (1) and (2).
Parchment
Seal: (1) and (2)
(1958)126 29 March 1699
1. Thomas Nicholson of Norton, Clerk
2. Roger Wilson, yeoman
3. Robert Hilton
Quitclaim whereby (1) at (2)'s request releases to (3) his interest in the house and garth (2) sold (3).
See
No. 124.
Signature (1) and (2).
Parchment
Seal: (1) and (2)
(1958)127 3 August 1704
1. John Jackson of York, plumber
2. Robert Hilton of Stockton
3. John Rudd of Northallerton
Transfer of Lease for 957 years.
(1) transfers to (3), (2)'s trustee, for £8.10s. the lease of the house and ground at Middleton One Row next to that of Thomas Robinson, which belonged to Thomas Cunningham.
Signature (1).
Parchment
Seal: (1)
(1958)128 1 July 1719
1. Robert and Lancelot Hilton his son
2. Peter Consett and David Hilton
Lease by (1) to (2) for one year of those lands at Middleton One Row occupied by John Wrightson and worth £60 per annum in rent.
Signature (1).
Parchment
Seal: (1)
(1958)129 2 July 1719
1. Robert Hilton and son Lancelot
2. Ellen (Silentia) Consett daughter of William Consett of London
3. Peter Consett of Northallerton
David Hilton of the Middle Temple
Lancelot Hilton and (2) are about to marry.
Peter Consett is made trustee for the couple and their heirs of the land in No. 128.
Signature (1).
Parchment
Seal: (1)
(1958)130 27 December 1721
1. George Mathews of Yarm, gentleman
2. Lancelot Hilton of Stockton
Bargain and Sale by (1) to (2) for a consideration of £15, of half an acre at Middleton One Row of which (2) is already tenant.
Signature (1).
Parchment
Seal: (1)
(1958)131
Will of John Pemberton proved 1730 made 19 April 1729.
Copied together with another deed of 1756 - on 30 June 1756.
(Pemberton was the devisee of the Killinghalls)
Parchment
(1958)131. (a) 4 May 1756
Copy of the Administration of the Estate of John Pemberton, long dead.
James Sibbit of St. Nicholas, Durham, appointed as final administrator of Pemberton's estate - land at Dinsdale, etc.
(1958)131 (b)
Copy of the Will of John Pemberton.
Parchment
(1958)132 20 May 1731
1. Lancelot Hilton of Stockton
2. Peter Consett of Yarm
Lease by (1) to (2) for one year of the land at Middleton One Row tenanted by Christopher Richardson and worth £70 per annum in rent.
Signature of (1).
Parchment
Seal: (1)
(1958)133 21 May 1731
1. Lancelot and Silentia Hilton
2. Peter Consett
Mortgage by (1) to (2) to secure £30 per annum to Silentia, the lands at Middleton One Row occupied by Christopher Richardson are mortgaged to (2) for £500.
Fine to be levied.
Parchment 2mm.
Seal: Seals and signatures of all three
(1958)134 29 May 1731
Language:
Latin
Peter Consett, querent
Lancelot and Silentia Hilton, deforciants
Indenture of Fine (right hand).
Two messuages, two cottages, tithes and land at Middleton One Row.
Parchment
(1958)135 4 April 1733
1. Lancelot Hilton
2. David Hilton and Robert Hilton
Lease by (1) to (2) for one year of land at Middleton One Row occupied by Christopher Richardson and worth £70 per annum in rent.
Signature of (1).
Parchment
Seal: (1)
(1958)136 5 April 1733
1. Lancelot Hilton
2. David and Robert Hilton
Deed of Trust by (1) to (2).
Land as in 135 in trust for (1) in his life - for William and Esther his younger children, on his death.
Signature (1).
Parchment
Seal: (1)
(1958)137 30 April 1733
1. Elizabeth Consett of Thirsk, widow and executor of Peter Consett, and her son Peter
2. Lancelot Hilton
3. George Spencer of Easington, Yorks, clerk
(3) and (2) pay off Consett's mortgage on (2)'s land (
No. 133).
(3) to hold his part of the mortgage as a 500 year lease.
Signatures of all parties.
Parchment
Seal: all parties
(1958)138
Counterpart of No. 137.
Signatures of Lancelot Hilton and Spencer.
Parchment
(1958)139 13 April 1735
Receipt from Lancelot Hilton to George Spencer for the loan of a further £100 also secured on his land.
Signature of Lancelot Hilton
Paper
Seal: cut out.
(1958)140 30 September 1736
1. Lancelot Hilton, late of Stockton, now of Brancepeth
2. Thomas Davison of Blakiston
Lease by (1) to (2) for one year of land at Middleton One Row tenanted by C. Richardson.
Signature of (1).
Parchment
Seal: (1)
(1958)141 1 October 1736
1. William Spencer of Guisborough (executor of George Spencer)
2. Lancelot Hilton
3. Edward Shippardson
For £400 paid by (3) to (1) at (2)'s request, (1)'s share of the mortgage is transferred to (3).
Signatures of all three.
Parchment
Seal: (1), (2) and (3)
(1958)142 1 October 1736
Language: English and Latin
1. Lancelot Hilton, Robert and David Hilton
2. Edward Shipperdson of Pittington
3. Thomas Davison of Blakiston, trustee of Shipperdson
(2) has paid off the mortgage held by William executor of George Spencer, on the land at Middleton One Row tenanted by Richardson.
The land is released to (3) and when the £400 is paid off, the uses of the trust
No. 136 will operate.
Signatures of parties (1) and (2.)
Parchment
(1958)143 No date but presumably Spring 1749
Copy of an advertisement for the sale on Tuesday 8 May next of the farm at Middleton One Row of which Christopher Richardson is tenant.
The reserve price is £1,700.
Paper
(1958)144. (a) 8 May 1749
1. William Hilton of Gateshead mercer (for Lancelot Hilton)
2. Robert Killinghall of Yarm
Articles of Agreement for a purchase.
The Hiltons, for payments amounting to £1,780 from (2) will, before 29 September next, convey to him the land at Middleton One Row occupied by Richardson which shall by then be freed of all encumbrances but 10d. per annum due to the Bishop.
Signature (1) and (2).
Paper
Seal: (1) and (2)
(1958)144. (b) 10 July 1750
Receipt from Lancelot Hilton to Robert Killinghall for £500.
Signature of Hilton.
Paper
(1958)145 20 October 1749
1. Lancelot Hilton
2. Christopher Richardson
Lease by (1) to (2) for 9 years of the farm at Middleton One Row and half its tithes which he has already, for £63 per annum.
Tillage, liming and manuring conditions, no tree cutting.
Signatures of both.
Paper, in three pieces
Seal: (1) and (2)
(1958)146 28 September 1750
1. Lancelot Hilton
William Davison (devisee of Thomas Davison)
Thomas Rudd (son and grandson of John and Thomas Rudd)
2. Robert Killinghall
Lease by (1) to (2) for one year of Christopher Richardson's farm at Middleton One Row.
Signatures of Hilton and Rudd.
Parchment
Seal: Hilton and Rudd
(1958)147 29 September 1750
1. Lancelot Hilton
2. David and Robert Hilton, brothers of Lancelot
3. William Davison
4. Thomas Rudd
5. Edward Shippardson
6. Robert Killinghall
(1) and (2) transfer the mortgage on Richardson's farm to (6) for £1,280 and £500 paid to each respectively by (6).
Signatures of parties (1)-(5).
Parchment 2mm
Seal: (1) to (5)
(1958)148 29 September 1750
1. Edward Shippardson
2. Lancelot Hilton
3. Robert Killinghall
4. George Allan of Blackwell Grange, Co. Durham
(2) and (1) entrust (4) with Richardson's farm for the use of (3).
See
No. 210.
Signature (1) and (2).
Parchment
Seal: (1) and (2)
Deeds etc. relating to land at Dinsdale, Sadbury [Sadberge] Sockburn, Blackwell, Middleton One Row, Middleton St. George, Egglescliffe and Trafforth [Trafford], in which the Place and Killinghall families had interest and which passed to the Routh, Pemberton and Cocks families.Reference: (1958)149-231Dates of creation: 1606-?1866
(1958)149 15 May 1607
1. William Killinghall of Dinsdale, Yorks
2. John Aclom of Moorby, Yorks
Raphe Coniers of Laxton Co. Durham
John Coniers of Dinsdale
Marriage settlement (trusteeship).
(1) conveys to (2) in trust for himself, his wife and their heirs, two messuages, twelve oxgangs, three cottages and their appurtenances at Dinsdale - except for certain pasture he will convey to Thomas Pearson by exchange.
Found pinned to
No. 82.
Signature (1).
Parchment
Seal: (1)
(1958)150 10 January 1608
1. John Girlington
2. William Killinghall
Quitclaim by (1) to (2) whereby lease, bargain and sale John and Simon Girlington conveyed half a messuage, twelve oxgangs, three cottages and appurtenances at Dinsdale to (2).
The £490 is now paid and the tithe quitclaimed.
Signature (1).
Parchment
Seal: (1)
(1958)151 1 May 1615
1. Christopher Place of Dinsdale
2. John Constable of Lazenby
(1)'s son Christopher is to marry Mary Constable.
(1) will set up a trust to hold two-thirds of Dinsdale Manor and land at Middleton One Row and Sadbury for the couple and their heirs.
Copied 1 April 1756.
Parchment
(1958)152 3 May 1615
Language:
Latin
1. Christopher Place of Dinsdale
2. Sir John Constable
Richard Wandesford
Christopher Smythson
Robert Snowdon.
Copy of marriage settlement (trusteeship).
The two-thirds of Dinsdale Manor, which belonged to Blaxton and Brandling, plus lands in Sadbury, Middleton One Row and Blackwell in trust for Christopher Place junior and his bride Mary Constable.
Copied 1 April 1756.
Parchment
(1958)153 Copied 28 April 1756
Copy of a writ of Ousterlemain.
Concerns Rowland (son of Christopher Place and his wife Mary Constable) and part of the manor of Nether Dinsdale.
Parchment
Seal: of Charles I sketched at foot.
(1958)154 20 October 1650
Language:
Latin
Isaac Gilpin
William Rickaby
John Bromley
querents
Rowland Place and wife Katherine, deforciants
Indenture of Fine (right).
One messuage, two cottages and land at Over Middleton and Sadbury and one third of the manor of Redmarshall.
Parchment
(1958)155 23 October 1650
1. Rowland Place
2. Isaac Gilpin of Durham
William Rickaby of Durham
John Bromley of Hart, Co. Durham
3. Robert Bromley of Durham
Leonard Smithson of Hurworth, Co. Durham
Deed to lead the uses of a Fine.
John and Robert Bromley will pay (1) £900 to levy a fine and a recovery on land at Middleton One Row and Sadbury Redmarshall etc. in favour of those of the second party.
Signatures or marks of Gilpin, Rickaby, Robert Bromley and Smithson.
Parchment, water damaged and faded
(1958)156 24 June 1669
1. Rowland Place of Nether Dinsdale
2. William Killinghall
William Place
3. John Theobald
Robert Smith
Copy of Deed to Levy a Fine, copied 1 April 1756.
(1) holds Dinsdale, Sadbury, Middleton One Row and Sockburne in tail.
Before Michaelmas the others will co-operate in a fine to convert this to fee-simple.
Parchment
(1958)157 25 June 1669
1. Roland Place
2. John Theobald
Robert Smith
Copy of a Deed to lead the uses of a Recovery, copied 1 April 1756.
(1) makes (2) tenants to the praecipe of his lands at Dinsdale Sadbury, Middleton One Row and Sockburne for the purposes of a recovery.
Parchment
(1958)158 5 August 1669
Language:
Latin
William Killinghall and William Place, demandants
John Theobald and Robert Smith, tenants
Roland Place, vouchee
Copy of an Exemplification of a Recovery, copied 28 April 1756.
Lands at Dinsdale, Middleton One Row, Sadbury and Sockburne.
Parchment
(1958)159 23 November 1672
1. William Killinghall
2. Roland Place
Thomas Dodsworth
William Place
Deed of Trust by (1) to (2).
His lands at Dinsdale - about 100 acres, in trust for himself and his heirs and assigns for ever.
Signature (1).
Parchment
Seal: (1)
(1958)160
Copy of Will of Roland Place proved 1680 dated 20 May 1676, copied 1756.
Parchment
(1958)161 31 May 1698
Anne Woolrich (née Killinghall) and husband Philip
Roland Place
Receipt for £24.13s., part of £60 left by her mother to place in trust for her.
(On f.2., among odd notes, is the draft of an instrument whereby Anne would pay her brother £50 for an annuity of £3)
Signatures of Anne and Philip Woolrich.
Paper two pages
Seal: Anne and Philip Woolrich
(1958)162a 19 April 1714
Language:
Latin
1. Robert Place
2. Robert Hilton
Copy of lease by (1) to (2) for one year of all Nether Dinsdale, land at Sadbury Middleton One Row and Sockburne.
Parchment
(1958)162(b) 20 April 1714
Language:
Latin
1. Roland Place
2. Robert Hilton
3. Hendry Hopper
On same membrane as 162a.
Copy of Deed to lead uses of a recovery (3) will be the demandant, (2) the tenant and (1) vouchee.
Lands as in (a).
Parchment
(1958)162(c) 6 July 1714
Language:
Latin
Attached to (a) and (b).
Copy of an exemplification of a recovery in accordance with (a) and (b).
Copied 1 April 1756.
Parchment
(1958)163. (a) 14 December 1714
Copy of Receipt: George Burnett holds Place's bond for £300 for a debt of £100 dated 10 September 1717. Routh took over three-quarters of the debt with the three-quarters of Place's estate he bought from Katherine, Ann and Elizabeth Place.
This is Burnett's receipt to Routh for £77.6s.5d. including interest.
Copied 30 June 1756.
Parchment
(1958)163. (b) 12 January 1720
Same sheet as 163 (a)
. Copy of a Receipt: Routh pays to Robert Peacock £45 - three-quarters of the debt of £60 Place owed Peacock.
Copied 30 June 1756.
Parchment
(1958)164 6 June 1715
1. Cuthbert Routh
2. Judith, daughter of Sir Mark Milbanke
3. Sir Ralph Milbanke and Accolam Milbanke (Judith's brothers)
Francis Wilkinson of Lincoln's Inn
William Davile of Richmond Yorks
W. Dixon of Lincoln's Inn.
Copy of Marriage Articles.
Cuthbert Routh is to marry Judith Milbanke, whose dowry is £2,500.
Those of the third party are to be trustees for £500 years of various sums of money for the use of the couple and their heirs.
Copied 16 April 1756.
Parchment
(1958)165
Copy of Will of Roland Place proved 1717 dated 2 March 1716, copied 1 April 1756.
Parchment
(1958)166. (a) 14 March 1717
Language:
Latin
1. John Waines and his wife Mary, a sister of Roland Place.
2. John Bowman
(2) and (1) will co-operate in levying a fine on that quarter of Nether Dinsdale lately occupied by Priscilla Place, widow, and certain named fields.
Parchment 2 mm.
(1958)166. (b) 25 April 1718
Language:
Latin
Attached.
Both copied 1 April 1756.
John Bowman, querent
William and Mary Waines, deforciants
Copy of an indenture of Fine.
Land at Dinsdale, Sadbury, Middleton One Row and Sockburne.
Parchment
(1958)167 1 December 1718
1. William and Mary Waines
2. John Bowman
Copy of Deed to declare the Uses of a Fine.
The land (see No. 166) is for the use of (1) during their life and specified heirs thereafter.
Copied 1 April 1764.
Parchment 2 mm.
(1958)168 25 March 1719
1. Katherine, Elizabeth and Ann Place
2. Cuthbert Routh
3. Robert Robinson
Copy of Lease for 500 years whereby (1) lease (3) in trust for (2), three-quarters of Nether Dinsdale and land at Sadbury, Over Dinsdale, Middleton One Row, Over Middleton and fisheries.
(2) is about to buy the property for £5,070.
After the sale (3) must transfer his trusteeship to one named by Katherine and Ann Place - this is determinable by a payment by (2) to them of £1,500 each.
Copied 1 April 1756.
Parchment
(1958)169.(a) 25 March 1719
1. Katherine, Elizabeth and Ann Place
2. Cuthbert Routh.
Copy of a lease by (1) to (2) for one year of three-quarters of the manor of Nether Dinsdale, the messuage and grounds where they live, the mill, lands at Nether Dinsdale, and Sockburn, Sadbury, Over Middleton and fisheries and Over Dinsdale.
Parchment.
(1958)169(b) 26 March 1719 (both copied 1 April 1756)
Attached:
1. Katherine, Elizabeth and Ann Place
2. Cuthbert Routh
Bargain and Sale by (1) to (2) of lands as in (a) for a consideration of £5,070, Routh takes over the mortgage which Charles Newby held of Roland Place their father and assigned to Margaret Wharton and other encumbrances.
(Much genealogical information)
Parchment 2 mm.
(1958)170 26 March 1719
1. Katherine, Ann and Elizabeth Place
2. Cuthbert Routh's trustee John Milbanke
Copy of a lease by (1) to (2) for 1,000 years, copied 1 April 1756, whereby Roland Place granted his four sisters (including Mary Waines), Middleton Moor Farm and lands at Middleton One Row, Sadbury and Nether Dinsdale for 1,000 years to secure them annuities they now lease it to John Milbanke who will pay Mary Waines' legacy.
Parchment
(1958)171 27 March 1719
1. Cuthbert Routh
2. Robert Robinson
3. Catherine and Ann Place only
4. John Pemberton of Blackwell
Lately the three Places sold Routh their interests in the family holdings.
Elizabeth Place has been fully paid. The shares of Catherine and Ann were held in trust by Robinson who now transfers them to John Pemberton.
Copied 1 April 1756.
Parchment
(1958)172. and 173 2 April 1719
1. Margaret Garth of Richmond Yorks, widow of Cuthbert Garth
Elizabeth Symson of Richmond, widow of Robert Symson, her daughter
William Brown of Richmond, heir of Elizabeth Symson.
2. Cuthbert Routh of Moulton Yorks
Lease and Release for one year of Middleton Moor Farm.
Signatures or marks of those of the first party.
Parchment
Seal: (1)
(1958)174 1 May 1719
1. Francis Place and wife Ann
Humphrey Southill and wife Elizabeth
Stonehewer Perrot and wife Anne
(Anne and Elizabeth are daughters of Francis Place)
2. William Waines, Mary his wife and Katherine, Elizabeth, and Ann Place, neices of Francis Place and daughters of Rowland Place
3. Cuthbert Routh
Copy of Quitclaim, made 1 April 1756.
Those of the second party pay those of the first party out the estates of Roland Place the younger, their unpaid legacy from Roland Place the elder.
The first party give up any further claims on the estates of Roland Place the younger, except one.
Parchment
(1958)175 2 May 1719
1. Hugh Bethell of Swinden Yorks
2. Cuthbert Routh
For £227 Bethell sells Routh a judgement securing a debt to him from R. Place for £222 contracted in 1716. Copied 1 April 1756.
Parchment
(1958)176 16 November 1720
1. William Reed and his wife Katherine (née Place)
2. John Pemberton
3. Cuthbert Routh
4. Acklam Milbanke
Copy of Transfer of Mortgage, copied 1 April 1756.
Routh pays Katherine Reed her share of the purchase money for Dinsdale, etc.
Anne Place's share is not yet paid.
Pemberton transfers to Milbanke half of his interest in three-quarters of the Place inheritance.
Parchment
(1958)177Language:
Latin
Release, fine and lease in that order, attached.
All copied 1 April 1756.
Parchment
(1958)177. (a) 15 May 1722
1. William and Mary Waines
2. Cuthbert Routh
Copy of lease for 1 year of her quarter share of Nether Dinsdale, Over Dinsdale, Sockburne, Sadbury and Over Middleton.
Parchment 2 mm.
(1958)177. (b) 16 May 1722
1. William and Mary Waines
2. John Bowman
3. Francis Place
4. Cuthbert Routh
Copy of a release.
Routh paid the Waines £4,000 - land as in (a).
(1958)177. (c) 28 May 1722
Cuthbert Routh, querent
William and Mary Waines, deforciants
Copy of an indenture of Fine.
Land as in (a).
(1958)178 2 July 1729
Copy of letters of attorney, made 30 June 1756.
Ann Place appoints her sister Katherine Reed her attorney in the matter of the mortgage of that quarter of Dinsdale etc. which she holds.
Parchment
(1958)179 5 July 1731
1. Cuthbert Routh
2. Jane Lowcock, spinster of York
Copy of a Mortgage by (1) to (2), copied 1 April 1756.
For £1,800 altogether, the manor of Middleton One Row and lands at Dinsdale, Over Middleton, Sadbury and Middleton Moor.
Parchment
(1958)180. (a) 27 August 1734
1. Cuthbert Routh of Snape
2. Willey Reverley
Copy of a lease by (1) to (2) for 1 year, copied 1 April 1756.
Netherdinsdale, Over Dinsdale, Over Middleton, Sadbury, Sockburn, Middleton Moor and Middleton St. George.
Parchment
(1958)180. (b) 28 August 1734
1. Cuthbert Routh
2. Willey Reverley
Copy of Mortgage by (1) to (2) of lands as above for £1,800.
Copied 1 April 1756.
Parchment 2 mm.
(1958)181 28 August 1734
1. Cuthbert Routh
2. William Thornton and his wife Jane (née Lowcock)
3. Willey Reverley
4. Richard Seymour
Reverley pays the Thorntons £1,800 to assign their mortgage on Dinsdale etc. to his trustee Seymour.
Copied 1 April 1756.
Parchment
(1958)182 28 August 1736
1. Cuthbert Routh
2. Willey Reverley
Copy of a Deed to secure a further charge between (1) to (2), copied 1 April 1756.
For the better securing repayment of a further £1,200 and interest, no previous indentures and bonds may be redeemed before this debt.
Parchment
(1958)183. (a) 28 August 1738
1. Cuthbert Routh
2. Sir Hugh Smithson
Copy of a lease by (1) to (2) for one year of Nether Dinsdale, Sockburn, Sadbury, Over Middleton, Middleton One Row and Middleton St. George.
Copied 1 April 1756.
Parchment
(1958)183 (b) 29 August 1738
1. Cuthbert Routh
2. Willey Reveley
3. Sir Hugh Smithson
Routh releases to Smithson the premises as in (a), for a consideration of £3,060 paid to Reveley by Smithson. The mortgage now amounts to £5,600.
Copied 1 April 1756.
Parchment
(1958)184 29 August 1738
1. Cuthbert Routh
2. Willey Reveley
3. Richard Seymour
4. Sir Hugh Smithson
5. Jeremiah Mason
(1), (2)'s trustee, transfers the mortgage he holds to (5) in trust for (4).
Premises as in
No. 181.
Copied 1 April 1756.
Parchment
(1958)185 28 August 1739
1. Cuthbert Routh
2. Sir Hugh Smithson
3. Jeremiah Mason
4. Dr. Clifton Wintringham
5. John Close
Copy of a Transfer of a Mortgage, copied 30 June 1756.
For £5,600 paid by Wintringham to Smithson on Routh's behalf, Routh transfers to Close, Over Middleton in trust for Dr. Wintringham.
Parchment 2 mm.
(1958)186 4 May 1749
1. George Baker of Elemore Hall
2. Cuthbert Routh and his daughter Judith
3. Edward Shipperdson and James Bland
Copy of a Marriage Settlement, copied 16 February 1756.
(1) is to marry Judith Routh. (1) will convey in trust to (3) lands at Wingate and Wingate Grange for himself and Judith and their heirs.
Routh will give Judith £1,000 and entrust (3) with land for the couple.
Routh will provide £2,000 for investment in land etc.
Parchment
(1958)187 1 August 1749
1. Cuthbert Routh
2. William Sutton of Stockton, merchant
Ralph Stobbs of Darlington
William Dickinson of Darlington, yeoman
Ralph Reed of Darlington, maltster
George Pinkeney of Blackwell
Joseph Hull of Fawside
Richard Seymour of Aldborough
William Bulmer of Smiddyfield House, Yorks, yeoman
Christopher Horn of Middleton Tyas, Yorks
Robert Shoot of Helmsley, mason
Dorothy Jackson of London
John Simpson of Newcastle, merchant.
3. Christopher Wilkinson of Thorpe, Yorks
Copy of a Mortgage, copied 30 June 1756.
(1) transfers to (3) his lands at Nether Dinsdale, Middleton One Row, Over Dinsdale, Sockburn, Sadberge in trust for the debtors of the second party as security for repayment.
Parchment
(1958)188. (a) 17 August 1749
1. Cuthbert Routh
2. George Baker
James Bland
Copy of a Lease for one year.
Nether Dinsdale, Middleton One Row, Sadbury and Sockburne.
Parchment
(1958)188 (b) 18 August 1749
1. Cuthbert Routh
2. George Baker and wife Judith
3. James Bland
Copy of a Mortgage, copied 19 January 1757.
(1) releases the premises as in (a) to (2) and (3) in order to raise a mortgage on the premises of £12,000.
Of this £1,390 will be paid to Dr. Wintringham and £1,000 each to (2) and (3), the rest for other specified purposes.
Parchment 4mm.
(1958)189 17 August 1749
1. Cuthbert Routh
2. George Baker
James Bland
3. Mark Milbanke of Barnington, Yorks
Copy of a Transfer of Mortgage, copied 26 April 1756.
(1), for a consideration of £1,000, entrusts to (3), Nether Dinsdale, Middleton One Row, Sockburn and Sadberge, for (2).
Parchment
(1958)190 23 January 1751
Copy of a Deed Poll, copied 13 April 1756.
The marriage settlement of Cuthbert Routh and his wife Judith was never completely implemented.
Declaration by Routh that the lands assured to himself upon the failure of direct heirs shall continue to be held for his use.
Parchment
(1958)191
Copy of the Will of Cuthbert Routh, proved July 1752 dated 16 May 1750, copied 14 April 1756.
Parchment
(1958)192. (a) 27 August 1752
1. Dr. Clifton Wintringham son and heir of Dr. Clifton Wintringham
2. David Burton of Yarm
Copy of a Lease by (1) to (2) for 1 year.
Land at Nether Dinsdale, Middleton One Row, Over Middleton, Sadbury and Sockburn.
Parchment
(1958)192 (b) 28 August 1752
1. Dr. Clifton Wintringham
2. David Burton
Copy of a Transfer of Mortgage, copied 30 June 1756.
For £7,752 Wintringham transfers to Burton his mortgage and the right to sue Routh's heirs for money owed.
Parchment
(1958)193 15 January 1754
1. Judith Routh widow and her daughter Dorothy
2. George Baker and wife Judith (née Routh)
James Bland and wife Elizabeth (née Routh)
Jane Routh
Copy of Articles of Agreement, copied 28 April 1756.
In view of the mortgage held by David Burton and the various claims on Cuthbert Routh's estate by the parties, they agree to sell the real estate and settle the claims.
Parchment
(1958)194 28 February 1754
1. Judith Routh
George Baker
James Bland
Jane Routh
2. David Burton
Copy of a Deed for the better securing of mortgage money, copied 30 June 1756.
The first party agree that the premises already mortgaged shall be charged with further sums making total secured amount to £7,752.
Burton agrees to stay proceedings in an ejectment cause against them and to reconvey the premises to them or the persons having the equity of redemption on payment of the principal and interest.
Parchment
(1958)195. (a) 16 March 1754
1. George and Judith Baker
James and Elizabeth Bland
Jane Routh
2. John Dixon of Durham
3. Edward Shippardson
Copy of a release to Lead the Uses of a Recovery, copied 16 April 1756.
(1) release to (2) who will be the tenant to the praecipe.
(3) will be the demandant and (1) vouchees.
Parchment 2 mm.
(1958)195 (b) 15 March 1754
1. George and Judith Baker
James and Elizabeth Bland
Jane Routh
2. John Dixon of Durham
Copy of a bargain and sale by (1) to (2), copied 16 April 1756.
Three-quarters of Nether Dinsdale, lands at Middleton One Row, Sockburn, Sadbury, Middleton St. George and Half Way House Farm.
Parchment
(1958)195 (c) 9 April 1754
Copy of an Exemplification of a Recovery, according to 195 (b), copied 16 April 1756.
Parchment
(1958)195 (d) 22 March 1754
John Dixon, querient
The Bakers, Blands and J. Routh, deforciants
Copy of a Fine, copied 16 April 1756.
Land as above.
Parchment
(1958)196.(a) 14 May 1755
James Bland, demandant
Thomas Terry, tenant
Dorothy Routh, vouchee
Copy of the Exemplification of a Recovery, copied 16 April 1756.
One quarter of Nether Dinsdale, Middleton One Row, etc.
Parchment
(1958)196 (b) 5 May 1755
1. Dorothy Routh
2. Thomas Terry of Darlington
Copy of a bargain and sale by (1) to (2) for 1 year.
Lease of her quarter share of the Routh inheritance.
Parchment
(1958)196 (c) 6 May 1755
1. Dorothy Routh
2. Thomas Terry
3. James Bland
Copy of a release to lead the uses of a recovery.
(1) who will be vouchee, leases to (2) tenant to the praecipe and (3) will be demandant.
(1958)197 7 May 1756
1. David Burton of Yarm
Judith Routh, widow
George and Judith Baker
James and Elizabeth Bland
Jane and Dorothy Routh
2. George Hartley of Lincolns Inn
Lease by (1) to (2) for one year of Nether Dinsdale manor and land there and at Sockburn, Sadbury, Middleton One Row, Over Dinsdale and Half Way House Farm (between Yarm and Darlington).
Signatures of (1).
Parchment
Seal: (1)
(1958)198 8 May 1756
1. David Burton of Yarm
2. Judith Routh, widow
George and Judith Baker
James and Elizabeth Bland
Jane and Dorothy Routh
3. Robert Killinghall of Yarm
George Hoare of York
John Ward of Upper Dinsdale
4. George Hartley
Bargain and Sale to (3) for a consideration of £9,350 of (1)'s interest.
The property is to be divided up.
Killinghall will receive Half Way Farm and part of Nether Dinsdale.
Hoare will receive part of Nether Dinsdale and of Over Middleton, Middleton St. George, Neesham and Hurworth.
Ward will receive Hill House Farm at Over Dinsdale and Sockburn.
The remainder to be divided among the four daughters of Cuthbert Routh, with (4) as trustee for all.
Signatures of parties (1) and (2).
Parchment 3 mm
Seal: (1) and (2)
(1958)199 8 May 1756
1. Christopher Wilkinson of Thorp
2. Judith Routh, the Blands, the Bakers, Jane and Dorothy Routh
3. Robert Killinghall
George Hoare
John Ward
4. Ralph Robson
Transfer of a lease by (1), at the direction of (2), to (4) of lands on a 2,000 year lease at Middleton One Row, Dinsdale and Sadbury in trust for parties (2) and (3).
See
No. 188.
Parchment
Seal: (1) and (2)
(1958)200 8 May 1756
1. John Milbanke of Thorp
2. Judith Routh, her daugthers and sons-in-law
3. Robert Killinghall
4. James Allan of Darlington
(1) transfers to (4) the share of Middleton Moor Farm he holds, in trust for (3).
See
No. 170.
Signatures of all parties.
Parchment
Seal: all parties
(1958)201 8 May 1756
1. Mark Milbanke of Barningham, Yorks
2. Judith Routh, her daughters and sons-in-law
3. Messrs. Killinghall, Hoare and Ward
4. Henry Stevenson of Traffick Hill, Middleton St. George
(1) transfers to (4) his trusteeship of lands at Middleton One Row, Dinsdale, Sockburn, Sadbury and Over Dinsdale for (3).
See
No. 190Signatures of all.
Parchment
Seal: all parties
(1958)202 8 May 1756
1. Margaret, widow of John Close (devisee of Clifton Wintringham) and David Burton
2. Judith Routh, her daughters and sons-in-law
3. Messrs. Killinghall and Hoare
4. William Sleigh of Stockton
At the direction of (2), (3) paid off Burton.
Margaret Close transferred the remainder of her 2,000 year term to (4) in trust for parties (2) and (3).
See
No. 193.
Signatures of the nine.
Parchment
Seal: of all nine
(1958)203 8 May 1756
1. Aclomb Milbanke of Croft
2. James Sibbit, final executor of the will of John Pemberton, late of Blackwell
3. Judith Routh etc.
4. Messrs. Killinghall, Hoare and Ward
5. Henry Chaytor of Croft
(1) and (2) transfer to (5) their interests in land at Nether Dinsdale, Sadberge and Middleton One Row in trust for parties (3) and (4).
Signatures of parties 1, 2 and 3.
Parchment
Seal: (1), (2) and (3)
(1958)204 8 May 1756
1. Judith Routh, etc.
2. Messrs. Killinghall, Hoare and Ward
(1) agree to produce for (2) the deeds of the lands they have purchased from them and to allow them to be copied.
Schedule attached.
Signatures of the parties.
Parchment
Seal: all parties
(1958)205
(a) Writ concerning the enrolment of No. 205 (b) on the close rolls of the Durham Chancery.
(b) The execution of the writ, the acknowledgement by the parties to No. 199 that that sale was their deed.
Signatures of Judith, Jane and Dorothy Routh, George and Judith Baker, James and Elizabeth Bland.
Parchment 2 mm
(1958)206
Abstract of the Title Deeds of Cuthbert Routh to the Manor of Nether Dinsdale, Over Dinsdale, Middleton One Row and Sadbury 1543-1755.
28 sheets
(1958)207. (a) 16 June 1758
1. John Killinghall, only son and heir of Robert Killinghall
2. James Allan
Deed to lead the Uses of a Fine.
(2) will be the querent in a fine on land at Low Middleton, the advowson of Middleton St. George, half the tithes, fishing rights, land at Middleton St. George, Dinsdale and Egglescliffe.
Signatures of (1) and (2).
Parchment
Seal: (1) and (2)
(1958)207 (b) and (c) 1 July 1758
James Allan, querent
John Killinghall, deforciant
Indentures of Fine (Right hand and left hand).
Land as (a).
Parchment
(1958)207 (d) 24 August 1758
Writ directing that Killinghall's acknowledgement of the deed (a) be obtained prior to its being enrolled in Durham Chancery Court.
Parchment
(1958)208 4 September 1798
1. William Pemberton of Middleton St. George
2. Rev. William Addison of Dinsdale
3. Samuel Castle, gentleman
4. John Trotter of Croft
Copy of a deed to lead the Uses of a Recovery, copied 24 June 1812.
With (1)'s assent, (2) releases to (3) Low Middleton, the advowson of Middleton St. George, half the tithes and the fishing rights, for the purposes of a recovery.
(1) will be vouchee.
Paper 4ff.
(1958)209 29 October 1800
1. Edward Millar Mundy of Shipley, Derbyshire
William Hoar of Durham
devisees of the will of Thomas Davison Bland
2. William Pemberton of Middleton St. George
Lease by (1) to (2) for one year of all the first parties' land at Middleton One Row, half the tithes and grazing rights.
Signatures of Mundy and Bland.
Parchment
Seal: Mundy and Bland.
(1958)210 30 October 1800
1. Edward Millar Mundy
William Hoar of Durham
trustees of the late Thomas Davison Bland alias Davison, son and heir of Thomas Davison of Blakeston
2. William Pemberton, son of William Pemberton and cousin of John Killinghall, son and heir of Robert Killinghall.
(1) convey to (2) in trust, for a consideration of 10/-, the land at Middleton One Row once occupied by C. Richardson (see
No. 140) to the use of (2) and his heirs and assigns for ever.
Signatures of the three.
Parchment 4 mm
Seal: all three
(1958)211 24 November 1800
1. William Pemberton, great nephew of Robert Killinghall
2. William Addison of Dinsdale
Lease by (1) to (2) for one year of the house and grazing rights at Middleton One Row, plus half the tithes, which Killinghall bought from Lancelot Hilton.
See
No. 147.Signature of (1).
Parchment
Seal: (1)
(1958)212 25 November 1800
1. William Pemberton
2. William Wilson of Brompton near Northallerton
John Wilson of Lazenby, Yorks
James Brown of Aldbrough
trustees and executors of William Gibbons
3. Robert Allan, executor of James Allan
4. John Wilson the younger
Transfer of Mortgage whereby (1) and (3) transfer to (4), for £1,000, land for the residue of a term of 500 years in trust for (2) and himself.
See
No. 148.
Signatures of all but Brown.
Parchment 3 mm
Seal: all but Brown
(1958)213 25 November 1800
1. William Pemberton
2. William Wilson
(James Brown)
John Wilson
trustees of Matthew Gibbon late of Eppleby
3. William Addison
The Wilsons have lent Pemberton £1000.
(1) invests (3) as trustee of the lands on which it is secured.
Signatures of Pemberton, Wilson and Addison.
Parchment 4 mm
Seal: Pemberton, Wilson and Addison
(1958)214 12 May 1812
1. William and John Wilson remaining trustees of Matthew Gibbon of Eppleby
2. John Wilson (the same man)
3. Robert Smith of Greatham
Lease by (1) to (3) for one year of half of Low Middleton.
Signatures of (1).
Parchment
Seal: (1)
(1958)215 13 May 1812
1. John and William Wilson remaining trustees of Matthew Gibbon of Eppleby
2. John Wilson
3. Robert Smith
For £600 to (1) and £400 to (2) they transfer the mortgage of half of Low Middleton.
Signatures of (1).
Parchment 3 mm
Seal: (1)
(1958)216 14 May 1812
1. William Wilson and John Wilson
2. John Wilson
3. Robert Smith
4. John Wilson Jr. of Eppleby
John Wilson is to hold the land for the remainder of the 500 years in trust for Smith to secure the money owed.
Signatures of (1).
Parchment 2 mm
Seal: (1)
(1958)217 16 September 1812
Copy of Receipt for Deeds.
The deeds of Middleton One Row received by Robert Smith by direction of Elisha Cocks, on the occasion of the mortgage for £1,000.
Paper one folded sheet.
(1958)218 13 May 1822
1. Elisha Cocks brother of Sally Pemberton, aunt of William Pemberton
2. Robert Smith of Greatham
Mortgage by (1) to (2) for a further £1,000 of half of Low Middleton which he inherited from Sally Pemberton.
Signature of (1).
Parchment 2 mm
Seal: (1)
(1958)219 2 February 1827
1. Elizabeth Langley née Dobbin widow, legatee of Robert Smith
2. Robert Lamb of Stockton
3. Richard Jackson of Stockton
T.H. Faber of Stockton
Marriage Settlement - trusteeship.
(1) and (2) are about to marry.
(1) transfers her mortgage at Middleton St. George and other credits to (3) in trust according to a separate indenture.
Signatures of all parties.
Parchment 3 mm
Seal: all parties
(1958)220 16 July 1827
1. Elisha Cocks
his son Henry
Leonard Raisbeck of Stockton
Thomas Dobbin
(the latter two were trustees and legatees of Robert Smith)
2. Charles David Faber
Lease by (1) to (2) for one year of lands at Middleton One Row, grazing rights and half the tithes.
Signatures of the four.
Parchment
Seal: all four
(1958)222 17 July 1827
1. Elisha Cocks
2. Henry Cocks
3. Robert and Elizabeth Lamb - devisée of Robert Smith
4. Richard Jackson
T.H. Faber
5. Raisbeck and Dobbin - devisees of Robert Smith
6. Charles David Faber
7. Andrew Thompson, trustee of Elizabeth Pemberton
Transfer of Mortgage whereby (6) pays (4) £2,000 on (1)'s behalf and £2,000 to (1).
(2 ) and (5) transfer their rights at Middleton St. George in trust to (6), half for (1) and the other half to pay the annuities which Elizabeth Pemberton bequeathed in her will and for (2).
Signatures of parties 1-5.
Parchment 11 mm
Seal: (1) - (5)
(1958)223 12 May 1827
1. Elisha Cocks
Henry Cocks
Charles David Faber
2. John Dixon
Thomas Petch
Lease by (1) to (2) for one year of lands, grazing rights and tithes at Middleton One Row.
Signatures of (1).
Parchment
Seal: (1)
(1958)224 13 May 1828
1. Elisha Cocks
2. Henry Cocks
3. Charles David Faber
4. Pinkeney Petch
5. Pinkeney Petch, William Preston and Henry Brittain
6. John Dixon and Thomas Petch (trustees of 4 and 5)
7. Andrew Thomson, trustee of Elizabeth Pemberton
(5) and (6) take over most of the mortgage in (1)'s land from (3) for £6,000, in trust for Cocks, his heirs and assigns and to fulfil the provisions of Elizabeth Pemberton's will.
Signatures of (1) (2) and (3).
Parchment 12 mm
Seal: (1), (2) and (3)
(1958)225. and 226 May 1828
Two copies of receipt for deeds.
A list of the deeds of Middleton One Row received by Pinkeney Petch and his associates from Elisha Cocks on the occasion of the mortgage of £6,000.
Signature of Petch.
Paper seven attached sheets
(1958)227
Copy of the Will of Elisha Cocks, proved December 1832, dated 8 September 1828.
Paper 6ff.
(1958)228 13 December 1838
1. Henry Brittain
2. Pinkeney Petch
Transfer of Mortgage whereby (1) releases to (2) his share of the £3,000 and interest which they held jointly with Preston which is to be paid by Dixon and Petch, Preston being dead.
Signatures of (1) and (2).
Parchment
Seal: (1) and (2)
(1958)229 21 December 1849
Case for the opinion of Matthew Carr concerning the legal position of the Petch family in the mortgage on lands at Middleton One Row.
Paper one folded sheet.
(1958)230
Copy of the 1827 valuation
No. 220, which has been brought up to date to 1866 with the names of the new tenants.
An endorsement notes that the property comprises C.D. Faber's security.
A financial direction to his lawyers from Pinkeney Petch is attached.
Paper two sheets.
(1958)231 ? 1866
A list of notes regarding property perhaps made by Pinkeney Petch.
