Reference code: GB-0033-DPR1/1
Title: Durham Probate Records: pre-1858 original wills and inventories (1626-1650)
Dates of creation: 1626-1650
Extent: 7 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 wills, inventories, accounts and associated documents, proved by the registrars to the bishops of Durham. See
main DPR1 catalogue for further details on
these records. As well as wills proved within the registry, this series also includes inventories and some other associated documents for those who died intestate, where administration was granted (although the actual administration bonds are stored
within the separate DPR1/3 series).
See main DPR1 catalogue.
Open for consultation.
Permission to make any published use of material from the collection must be sought in advance from the Sub-Librarian, Special Collections (e-mail PG.Library@durham.ac.uk) and, where appropriate, from the copyright owner. The Library will assist
where possible with identifying copyright owners, but responsibility for ensuring copyright clearance rests with the user of the material
The entries within this list are arranged in the same order as the original documents, viz documents for every will proved (or administration granted) within a single year are stored together. Within each year, the documents are in name order.
This arrangement is reflected within the reference codes, but note that in a few cases documents were misfiled prior to 2006 and so are lettered or numbered out of sequence.
For pre-1752 wills, note that this is normally an 'old style' year, running from 25th March in the year stated until 24th March of the following year; however, the yearly bundling of wills was not entirely consistent in this respect. Where it can
be established with some confidence (for instance, from the date of an accompanying bond or an endorsement relating to the executors' oaths), the precise date of probate or administration is stated within this list. In other cases, however, you may
need to check a year each side of the actual year of probate, especially for earlier material (see also under Finding aids below).
This list incorporates all the public information from the North East Inheritance database relating to the original wills and inventories etc, but only includes sparse references to the related records within other series of the Durham Probate
Records (chiefly registered copies in DPR1/2 and probate bonds in DPR1/3). The online database at
http://familyrecords.dur.ac.uk/nei/data/ will
generally be found more helpful for research using the probate records, as it lists together records from multiple series relating to the same deceased person, and can be searched by person, place, occupation and document type as well as dates of
probate and of documents. All the data within this catalogue is made available through the online database.
For links to the lists for other parts of the series of original wills (DPRI/1), see the
collection level description, or use these links for the
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Several of these wills and inventories have been published, chiefly in volumes of the Surtees Society. Full references, with links to online texts where available, are in the
Useful texts section of the North East Inheritance project pages.
Wills etc proved 1626Reference: DPRI/1/1626DPRI/1/1626/A2
Isabell Anderson, wife of Henry Anderson of Newcastle, of parish of All Saints in the towne of Newcastle upon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne All Saints, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1626/A2/1-2: 23 November 1625 - Nuncupative codicil exhibited, [?20 January 1617]; and witnesses produced to prove the same by Sisson, [proctor], 23 February 1627
DPRI/1/1626/A2/3: 23 November 1625 - Interrogatories of Rose Stepheson (Stephenson), former wife of Richard Stepheson to the witnesses on the part of Francis Lambert, relating to a cause to prove the codicil
Digitised material for Isabell Anderson, wife of Henry Anderson of Newcastle upon Tyne All Saints, Northumberland-DPRI/1/1626/A2
DPRI/1/1626/B1 28 October 1626
Nicholas Bacon, of parish of Trimden (Trimdon) within the countie palatine of Durham [Trimdon, County Durham]
See DPRI/4/8 f.61: 28 October 1626
DPRI/1/1626/B1/1: 19 September 1626 - Indented will
DPRI/1/1626/B1/2: 19 September 1626 - Indented inventory, actual total £115 1s 2d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £14 18s 1d)
Digitised material for Nicholas Bacon, of Trimdon, County Durham-DPRI/1/1626/B1 DPRI/1/1626/B2 20 September 1626
Barbary Baker, daughter of Valentine Baker and Elianor Baker of Newcastle All Saints, of chaplery of All Saints in Newcastle upon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne All Saints, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1626/B2/1: 19 September 1626 - Inventory endorsed: exhibited, 25 September [1626]
DPRI/1/1626/B2/2: 19 September 1626 - Commission to Thomas Jackson D.D., vicar of Newcastle St Nicholas, and Edward Wigham MA of clerk of Newcastle, to administer an oath and grant administration to Elianor Baker alias Mallett (Mallet), now wife
of William Mallett of Newcastle, mother; commission executed by Jackson and Wiggham, 20 September 1626
Digitised material for Barbary Baker, daughter of Valentine and Elianor Baker of Newcastle upon Tyne All Saints, Northumberland-DPRI/1/1626/B2 DPRI/1/1626/B5
Thomas Bowebanke, of Cockerton within the parishe of Darlington [Cockerton, County Durham]; also spelt Bowbanck, Bowbank
DPRI/1/1626/B5/3-4: 13 June 1626 - Will
DPRI/1/1626/B5/1-2: 13 June 1626 - [copy] will
DPRI/1/1626/B5/5-6: 13 June 1626 - Inventory, actual total £92 10s 2d (with account of debts, legacies and funeral expenses of £28 4s 2d)
Digitised material for Thomas Bowebanke, of Cockerton, County Durham-DPRI/1/1626/B5 DPRI/1/1626/B6
John Brabant, gentleman, of Pedgbancke (Pedgebanck) within the parish of Branspeth [Brancepeth, County Durham]
Inventory endorsed by probate office, 'Inventory ... with articles between George Brabant and William Baxter, made 11 September 1626' (not present)
DPRI/1/1626/B6/1: 12 October 1625 - Inventory exhibited by Ann Baxter, former relict, now wife of William Baxter gentleman
Digitised material for John Brabant, gentleman, of Brancepeth, County Durham-DPRI/1/1626/B6 DPRI/1/1626/B8 27 January 1627
Thomas Burden, of Burden (Burdon) [Bishopwearmouth, County Durham]
See DPRI/4/8 f.73v: 27 January 1627
DPRI/1/1626/B8/1-2: 1 October 1626 - Will, proved, 23 and 27 January 1627; probate and the tuition of the deceased's children granted to Thomas Burden, son and executor, 27 January 1627
DPRI/1/1626/B8/3: 1 October 1626 - Inventory, actual total £153 10s
Digitised material for Thomas Burden, of Bishopwearmouth, County Durham-DPRI/1/1626/B8 DPRI/1/1626/B9
Thomas Burdon, Houghton within the chaplery of Denton, Water Swellings within the county of Durham [Denton, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1626/B9/1-2: 6 May 1622 - Will, endorsed: 1624
DPRI/1/1626/B9/3: 6 May 1622 - Inventory, actual total £21 6s 8d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £3 12s 9d)
DPRI/1/1626/B9/4: 6 May 1622 - Inventory, actual total £2 13s 4d
See DPRI/4/8 f.63
Digitised material for Thomas Burdon, of Denton, County Durham-DPRI/1/1626/B9 DPRI/1/1626/C1
Robert Chambers, master and mariner, of towne and countie of Newcastle upon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1626/C1/1: 18 February 1626 - Will, endorsed: registered Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 193
DPRI/1/1626/C1/2-3: 18 February 1626 - Indented inventory, actual total £20 14s 10d (with account of funeral expenses of £6 17s 6d)
Digitised material for Robert Chambers, master and mariner, of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland-DPRI/1/1626/C1 DPRI/1/1626/C4 12 May 1626
Nicholas Cole, yeoman, of Gateside (Gaitesheade, Gateshead) in the countie of Durham [Gateshead, County Durham]; also spelt Coale
DPRI/1/1626/C4/1-4: 8 February 1621 - Copy will Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 145-147
DPRI/1/1626/C4/5-7: 8 February 1621 - Inventory, actual total £533 6s 9d, exhibited by John Cole, 23 June 1626
See DPRI/4/8 f.42v: 12 May 1626
Digitised material for Nicholas Cole, yeoman, of Gateshead, County Durham-DPRI/1/1626/C4 DPRI/1/1626/C5 26 January 1627
Christofer Conyers, gentleman, of Thorpe (Thorp) Thewles [Grindon, County Durham]
See DPRI/4/8 ff.71, 73v: January 1627
DPRI/1/1626/C5/1-2: 13 April 1623 - Will, probate granted (by commission at Darlington) to (Thomas Pudsey, Cuthbert Pudsey and Raphe Withes), executors; and the tuition of three named children granted to Dorothy Conyers, relict; inventory
exhibited over £40 and two bonds entered, 26 January 1627
DPRI/1/1626/C5/3: 13 April 1623 - Inventory, actual total £489 2s 8d
Digitised material for Christofer Conyers, gentleman, of Grindon, County Durham-DPRI/1/1626/C5 DPRI/1/1626/C6 22 September 1626
Robert Conyers, gentleman, of Hoppine (Hoppin, Heppin, Hoppen) in the countie of Northumberland [Bamburgh, Northumberland]; also spelt Conyeres, Conyears, Conyars
DPRI/1/1626/C6/1: 8 June 1626 - Will
DPRI/1/1626/C6/2: 8 June 1626 - Inventory, actual total £102 6s 8d (and more). Entries dated 28 December at head of dorse and 9 September at foot of dorse. Actual total incomplete.
DPRI/1/1626/C6/3-4: 8 June 1626 - Fair copy inventory, actual total £90 15s 4d (and more) Actual total incomplete.
See DPRI/4/8 f.31v: proved, 22 September 1626
Digitised material for Robert Conyers, gentleman, of Bamburgh, Northumberland-DPRI/1/1626/C6 DPRI/1/1626/C8
John Cosen, yeoman, of Ramshaw (Ramshawe) in the county of Durham [Auckland St Helen, County Durham]; also spelt Cozen. Died 7 May 1626
DPRI/1/1626/C8/1: 4 May 1626 - Will with nuncupative codicil, 4 May 1626 Administration granted to Robert Conyars gentleman, uncle, until the executor should act
DPRI/1/1626/C8/2: 4 May 1626 - Inventory, actual total £34 12s 8d
Digitised material for John Cosen, yeoman, of Auckland St Helen, County Durham-DPRI/1/1626/C8 DPRI/1/1626/C10
Ambros Crafourthe [Gainford, County Durham]
No address stated; see DPRI/4/8 f.68v: administration granted to Edward Wade.
DPRI/1/1626/C10/1-2: 4 August 1623 - Inventory Inventory, with list of debts: missing sections prevent complete calculation of actual total. Legible only under Uv light. Item 1626/C10/2 inverted fits to the head of item 1626/C10/1; the
right-hand section of item 1626/C10/1 is not present. Formerly used as wrappers.
Digitised material for Ambros Crafourthe of Gainford, County Durham-DPRI/1/1626/C10 DPRI/1/1626/D3 2 March 1627
John Dowthwaite, senior, gentleman, of Westholme within the parishe of Winston in the countie of Durham [Winston, County Durham]; also spelt Dowthwait, Dowthwate. Died February 1627
There is some doubt about the date of death. The Inquisition Post Mortem (B.R.A. 1260, no.8; and TNA DURH 3/189/172, dated 4 August 1627) of his son John Dowthwaite junior records Dowthwaite senior died 7 March 1627. The note of probate
subscribed to item DPRI/1/1626/D3/1 is not found in the Probate Act book (DPRI/4/8). The printed version of Winston parish register records his burial on 8 February 1627.
DPRI/1/1626/D3/1: 31 July 1624 - Will probate granted to John Dowthwate, son and sole executor, 2 March 1627 Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142,
1929, reprinted 1968), p 175-176
DPRI/1/1626/D3/2-3: 31 July 1624 - Inventory, actual total £2,022 8s 8d Inventory includes goods etc. at Spenny Hill and Blakelay. Endorsed: 2 March 1627, Winston; 'found in Dr Cradock's house after his death' [Durham Chancellor]
Digitised material for John Dowthwaite, senior, gentleman, of Winston, County Durham-DPRI/1/1626/D3 DPRI/1/1626/E2 23 June 1626
William Emmerson, of Gatcastell (Gatecastell, Gatecastle) within the parishe of Stanup (Stanupe, Stanhopp) [Stanhope, County Durham]; also spelt Emerson
See DPRI/4/8 f.47v: administration granted to William Emmerson, son, 23 June 1626; subsequent cause, see ff.131, 134v, 136v.
DPRI/1/1626/E2/1: 2 April 1621 - Will
DPRI/1/1626/E2/2: 2 April 1621 - Inventory, actual total £171 15s 4d
DPRI/1/1626/E2/3-4: 2 April 1621 - Account, actual total £171 15s 4d (with discharge of £202 4s) Account of William Emmerson, son
DPRI/1/1626/E2/5: 2 April 1621 - Interrogatories Interrogatories to the witnesses to the will, relating to an unidentified cause to prove the will
Digitised material for William Emmerson, of Stanhope, County Durham-DPRI/1/1626/E2 DPRI/1/1626/F1 13 October 1626
Lyonell Fetherstonhalghe, gentleman, of Branspeth in the countie of Durham [Brancepeth, County Durham]; also spelt Fetherstonhalgh
DPRI/1/1626/F1/1: 11 March 1626 - Will probate granted to (Lancelot and William Fetherstonhalgh, brothers and) the executors, 13 October 1626
DPRI/1/1626/F1/2: 11 March 1626 - Inventory, actual total £265 18s 4d (with account of debts of £52 10s)
DPRI/1/1626/F1/3 - Wrapper
Digitised material for Lyonell Fetherstonhalghe, gentleman, of Brancepeth, County Durham-DPRI/1/1626/F1 DPRI/1/1626/F2
John Fletcher, butcher, of Chester in the Streete within the countie of Durham [Chester-le-Street, County Durham]
See DPRI/4/8 ff.53v, 87, 90, 102
DPRI/1/1626/F2/1-2: 26 August 1626 - Will Endorsed with (undated) list of debts owed to (£80 6s 4d) and owed by (£8 5s) the deceased testator; probate granted to William Pearson, the other executor having renounced
DPRI/1/1626/F2/3-7: 26 August 1626 - Indented inventory, actual total £192 12s 10d with inventory, 18 October 1626, actual total £166 16s 2d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £53 3s 8d)
DPRI/1/1626/F2/8: 26 August 1626 - Additional inventory, actual total £3 11s 6d (with account of debts of 6s 10d)
Digitised material for John Fletcher, butcher, of Chester-le-Street, County Durham-DPRI/1/1626/F2 DPRI/1/1626/F3 24 May 1626
Peter Forser, recusant, of Kelloe [Kelloe, County Durham]; also spelt Forcer. Died 15 May 1626
Forser is reported to have stated in his nuncupative will that his wife 'and the rest of his neerest kindred' were recusants, and therefore ineligable to act as administrators of his estate in this period. Forser, his father, and also his son,
all feature in the Recusant Rolls: see Surtees Society vol. 175, and Tna E 366/44 [York roll].
DPRI/1/1626/F3/1: 1626 - Nuncupative will Will was made during the sickness of Forser [?in 1626]. Administration granted to Robert Robinson, a creditor, 24 May 1626. Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the
Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 195
Digitised material for Peter Forser, recusant, of Kelloe, County Durham-DPRI/1/1626/F3 DPRI/1/1626/G4
Robert Grinwell, bachelor, of Stobeley within the parish of Lanchester and countie of Durham [Lanchester, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1626/G4/1: 19 October 1626 - Will Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 198
DPRI/1/1626/G4/2: 19 October 1626 - Inventory, actual total £38 11s 8d
Digitised material for Robert Grinwell, bachelor of Lanchester, County Durham-DPRI/1/1626/G4 DPRI/1/1626/H1
Dorothee Hardinge, gentlewoman, of Hollinside (Hollingside) in the county of Durham [Whickham, County Durham]; also spelt Harding. Died 25 May 1626
See the Surtees Society 'Durham Visitations' for the Hardings of Hollinside; and also Surtees' History of Durham, vol. 2, p252.
DPRI/1/1626/H1/1: 29 June 1624 - Will, endorsed: proved, 24 October 1626
DPRI/1/1626/H1/2: 29 June 1624 - Inventory, actual total £73 9s 8d
Digitised material for Dorothee Hardinge, gentlewoman of Whickham, County Durham-DPRI/1/1626/H1 DPRI/1/1626/H2
William Harle, yeoman, of Mouncton (Mounckton) in the countye of Durham [Jarrow, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1626/H2/1: 30 April 1626 - Will
DPRI/1/1626/H2/2-3: 30 April 1626 - Inventory, actual total £246 10s (with account of debts of £101 11s 6d) Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142,
1929, reprinted 1968), p 195
Digitised material for William Harle, yeoman of Jarrow, County Durham-DPRI/1/1626/H2 DPRI/1/1626/H5
Jane Hebsonne, wife of Anthony Hebsonne, widow, of parish of Gaiteside (Gateside) in the countie of Durham [Gateshead, County Durham]; also spelt Hebson
Hebsonne died of the plague, and her inventory also includes the funeral expenses for seven (unnamed) persons and the cleansing of two houses. The commission concerns not only Jane Hebsonne's estate, but also the tuition of four of her
grandchildren, all legatees of her will. It is clear from this commission that between the making of the will (22 October 1625) and the execution of the commission (28 August 1626) Hebsonne's daughter Elizabeth and her husband Robert Nicholson had
both died, and probably another of her daughters, Emote Burnet, as well. Probate records for these persons do not survive in the Durham diocese records series. The granting of the tuition of one of Hebsonne's granchilden to two of her other
grandchildren is unusual, and may indicate that others among her brother John Chambers, her widowed sister Elizabeth Chambers, her widowed sister Margaret Hesbonne and her three children were also among the dead.
DPRI/1/1626/H5/1-2: 22 October 1625 - Nuncupative will
DPRI/1/1626/H5/3: 22 October 1625 - Inventory, actual total £288 5s 11d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £41 3s 2d) Inventory includes the expenses for cleansing two houses as well as the funeral expenses for seven persons
DPRI/1/1626/H5/4: 22 October 1625 - Commission to John Shaw, curate of Newcastle St John, to administer an oath and grant administration to Ann Pottes widow, daughter and sole executrix (now Ann Thompson wife of Ralph Thompson), and also to
swear and examine the witnesses to the will [formerly annexed to the commission]; commission executed by Shaw, 28 August 1626; tuition of Ralph, Thomas and Joseph Potts, children of Thomas Potts, granted to their mother Ann Potts (now Thompson);
tuition of Mary Nicholson, daughter of Robert and [the deceased's daughter] Elizabeth Nicholson, granted to Mary and Jane Burnet, [grandchildren by another daughter of the deceased, Emote Burnet], legatees
Digitised material for Jane Hebsonne, widow of Anthony Hebsonne of Gateshead, County Durham-DPRI/1/1626/H5 DPRI/1/1626/H4
John Heighington, of Church Merrington [Merrington, County Durham]
Probate office endorsements refer to an inventory [not present].
DPRI/1/1626/H4/1: 16 November 1626 - Will, endorsed with (undated) probate office memorandum relating to the the exhibition of the inventory
DPRI/1/1626/H4/2-3: 16 November 1626 - Codicil, subscribed with (undated) certificate of validity by Cuthbert Welles, clerk, addressed to the Chancellor of Durham diocese
Digitised material for John Heighington of Merrington, County Durham-DPRI/1/1626/H4 DPRI/1/1626/H6
Roger Huntridge, gentleman, of Abberwicke (Abberwick) in the countye of Northumberland [Edlingham, Northumberland]; also spelt Huntrich, Huntrishe, Hunteridge
DPRI/1/1626/H6/1: 29 May 1626 - Will, with codicil, undated It is inferred from the differing witness lists that the codicil was published at a different date: however, the nomination (rather than substitution) of executors in a codicil was of
doubtful legal force. Instead, the probate office appears to have treated it as a part of the will.
DPRI/1/1626/H6/2: 29 May 1626 - Inventory, actual total £348 2s 8d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £41 13s 4d)
Digitised material for Roger Huntridge, gentleman of Edlingham, Northumberland-DPRI/1/1626/H6 DPRI/1/1626/J1
Nycholas Jacksonne, of Bishipton (Bushopton) [Bishopton, County Durham]; also spelt Jackson
DPRI/1/1626/J1/1-2: 22 April 1626 - Will, with list of debts owed to (£1) and owed by (£15) the testator
DPRI/1/1626/J1/3: 22 April 1626 - Inventory, actual total £66 0s 8d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £37 0s 8d)
Digitised material for Nycholas Jacksonne of Bishopton, County Durham-DPRI/1/1626/J1 DPRI/1/1626/L1
Gregorie Lodge, yeoman, of Cockfeild (Cockfield, Cockefeild) in the county palatine of Durham [Cockfield, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1626/L1/1: 19 May 1626 - Will
DPRI/1/1626/L1/2-3: 19 May 1626 - Inventory, actual total £179 18s 2d. Inventory of goods etc. at Cockfield fields 'to the use of' Lodge's widow Jane Lodge and five named daughters. Administration granted to: (1) Margaret and Elizabeth Lodge,
daughters, for the use of themselves and their sister Isabell Lodge; (2) Jane Lodge, relict, for the use of her two other daughters Janet and Anne
Digitised material for Gregorie Lodge, yeoman of Cockfield, County Durham-DPRI/1/1626/L1 DPRI/1/1626/M1
Ingrham Maughen, of Smithgate in the citie of Duresme [Durham, County Durham]; also spelt Maugham. Died March 1626
Maughen died 'in the month of March 1625' [assumed March 1626].
DPRI/1/1626/M1/1-2: 21 December 1621 - Nuncupative will
DPRI/1/1626/M1/3-4: 21 December 1621 - Inventory, actual total £55 18s (with account of funeral expenses of £4)
DPRI/1/1626/M1/5 - Wrapper
Digitised material for Ingrham Maughen of Durham, County Durham-DPRI/1/1626/M1 DPRI/1/1626/R1
Thomas Richeson, of Carlton [Redmarshall, County Durham]; also spelt Richardson
DPRI/1/1626/R1/1: 4 May 1626 - Will, probate granted to Richard Bell for the use of the children, the executors
DPRI/1/1626/R1/2: 4 May 1626 - Inventory, actual total £217 3s (with account of debts, legacies and funeral expenses of £91 11s 9d)
Digitised material for Thomas Richeson of Redmarshall, County Durham-DPRI/1/1626/R1 DPRI/1/1626/R2
Margret Ridley, widow, of Willymanswike (Willmiswick, Willamondswick) in the parish of Haltwesle (Haltweesell) [Haltwhistle, Northumberland]
See DPRI/m4/8 f.70v: administration granted, 22 December 1626. For consistory court cause, see DPRI/4/8 ff.68, 68v, 69, 70, 70v, 75.
DPRI/1/1626/R2/1-2: 19 October 1626 - Nuncupative will
DPRI/1/1626/R2/3-4: 19 October 1626 - Inventory, written on the dorse of a 1620 letter to Margaret Ridley from her nephew, relating to a debt and an Exchequer case, Ridley v Sir Allen Apsley. Endorsed by probate office, 1627.
DPRI/1/1626/R2/5: 19 October 1626 - Indented inventory, actual total £311 3s 6d (with account of funeral expenses of £7 10s)
Digitised material for Margret Ridley, widow of Haltwhistle, Northumberland-DPRI/1/1626/R2 DPRI/1/1626/S3 12 October 1626
Robert Sharpe, of Corbridge [Corbridge, Northumberland]
No reference found in DPRI/4/8 to a grant to Edmund Sharpe on 12 October 1626; but see DPRI/4/8 f.55: administration of the goods of Robert Sharpe of Corbridge granted to George Sharpe, son, who was also bound to distribute his brothers' and
sisters' portions; inventory (£5) also exhibited, 26 September 1626. The testator refers to a son named George Sharpe, and the earlier grant of administration may have been made without knowledge of the existence of a valid will.
DPRI/1/1626/S3/1: 28 November 1625 - Nuncupative will, endorsed: administration granted to Edmund Sharpe, son (and sole executor), 12 October 1626
DPRI/1/1626/S3/2: 28 November 1625 - Inventory, actual total £10
Digitised material for Robert Sharpe of Corbridge, Northumberland-DPRI/1/1626/S3 DPRI/1/1626/S4
Margery Shearaton, spinster, of citty and county of Durham [Durham, County Durham]; also spelt Shearatton, Sheraton
DPRI/1/1626/S4/1-2: 23 May 1626 - Will Witnesses sworn, 31 May 1626. Will written on paper containing the incomplete and cancelled of an inventory of James Dowthwhaite of Westwick dated 26 January 1625.
DPRI/1/1626/S4/3: 23 May 1626 - Inventory, actual total £21 2s 2d
Digitised material for Margery Shearaton, spinster of Durham, County Durham-DPRI/1/1626/S4 DPRI/1/1626/S6
William Simpson, yeoman, of Blackwell in the parish of Darlington in the countie of Durham [Blackwell, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1626/S6/3: 1 May 1626 - Draft nuncupative will in the form of an inventory, actual total £14 14s 6d (with account of debts of £38 15s 4d)
DPRI/1/1626/S6/1: 1 May 1626 - Fair copy nuncupative will
DPRI/1/1626/S6/2: 1 May 1626 - Inventory, actual total £102 14s 6d
Digitised material for William Simpson, yeoman of Blackwell, County Durham-DPRI/1/1626/S6 DPRI/1/1626/S8
John Smythson, yeoman, of Church Aickliffe (Great Akeley) within the county of Durham [Aycliffe, County Durham]; also spelt Smithson, Smithsonn
DPRI/1/1626/S8/1-2: 30 November 1626 - Will Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 199
DPRI/1/1626/S8/3-5: 30 November 1626 - Inventory, actual total £357 2s 4d (with account of debts of £9 3s 4d)
Digitised material for John Smythson, yeoman of Aycliffe, County Durham-DPRI/1/1626/S8 DPRI/1/1626/S9 30 January 1627
Robart Snawdon, haberdasher, sword-sliper, of Morpeth in the countie of Northumberland [Morpeth, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1626/S9/1-2: 29 June 1626 - Will, endorsed: proved, 30 January 1627
DPRI/1/1626/S9/3: 29 June 1626 - Inventory, actual total £4 15s
Digitised material for Robart Snawdon, haberdasher, sword-sliper of Morpeth, Northumberland-DPRI/1/1626/S9 DPRI/1/1626/S10 30 May 1626
Anthonie Softley, dyer, of Haidon Bridgs (Haydon Bridg, Haydon Brigg) in the chapplrye of Haydon within the countie of Northumberland [Haydon Bridge, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1626/S10/1: 17 February 1626 - Will
DPRI/1/1626/S10/2-3: 17 February 1626 - Inventory, actual total £114 15s 9d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £11)
DPRI/1/1626/S10/4: 17 February 1626 - Commission to Cuthbert Ridley MA, rector of Simonburn, to execute a bond, administer an oath and grant administration to Margery Softley, relict and sole executrix, the will already having been proved;
commission executed by Ridley, 30 May 1626
Digitised material for Anthonie Softley, dyer of Haydon Bridge, Northumberland-DPRI/1/1626/S10 DPRI/1/1626/S11
John Stanton, of Alnewicke [Alnwick, Northumberland]
Not found in Probate Act Book DPRI/4/8.
DPRI/1/1626/S11/1: 22 January 1626 - Copy will With list of debts owed to the testator of £1 8s 4d; also with memorandum relating that probate is to be granted at Alnwick, next September 1626. Endorsed: no bond has been entered.
Digitised material for John Stanton of Alnwick, Northumberland-DPRI/1/1626/S11 DPRI/1/1626/S13 12 October 1626
Jane Swane, of Newcastle upon Tine [Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]; also spelt Swan, Swanne
DPRI/1/1626/S13/1-2: 2 October 1626 - Will, endorsed: probate granted to Ralph Chickin and William Browne (Broune), executors, 12 October 1626
DPRI/1/1626/S13/3: 2 October 1626 - Inventory, actual total £24 1s (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £3 5s 3d)
Digitised material for Jane Swane of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland-DPRI/1/1626/S13 DPRI/1/1626/S14
Robert Swanne, of Bedlington in the county of Durisme [Bedlington, Northumberland]
Not found in Probate Act Books DPRI/4/8 or 12.
DPRI/1/1626/S14/1: February 1625 - Nuncupative will. Date of the making of the will uncertain. Probate granted to Annas Swanne, mother and sole executrix, a bond for £7 having been entered.
DPRI/1/1626/S14/2: February 1625 - Indented inventory, actual total £6 10s
Digitised material for Robert Swanne of Bedlington, Northumberland-DPRI/1/1626/S14 DPRI/1/1626/T1 7 July 1626
Barbara Talefare, widow, of South Balie in the cittie of Durham [Durham St Mary the Less, County Durham]; also spelt Taylfare, Tailforth
DPRI/1/1626/T1/2-3: 1 October 1625 - Nuncupative will, with nuncupative codicil, undated
DPRI/1/1626/T1/1: 1 October 1625 - Copy nuncupative will with copy nuncupative codicil, undated with grant of probate, 7 July 1626 probate granted to Tobias Blakiston gentleman and John Brass
DPRI/1/1626/T1/4: 1 October 1625 - Inventory, actual total £50 1s 4d Exhibited by Tobias Blakeston gentleman, 26 August 1634
Digitised material for Barbara Talefare, widow of Durham St Mary the Less, County Durham-DPRI/1/1626/T1 DPRI/1/1626/W2 7 June 1626
Robert Warcope, gentleman, of Streatlam in the chapelry of Barnard Castle within the countie of Durham [Barnard Castle, County Durham]; also spelt Warcop, Warcopp. Died 8 March 1626
DPRI/1/1626/W2/1-2: 14 October 1625 - Copy will, subscribed with memorandum relating that the original will was delivered to the executor Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV"
(Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 197-198
DPRI/1/1626/W2/3-4: 14 October 1625 - Inventory, actual total £14 10s
DPRI/1/1626/W2/6: 14 October 1625 - Indented copy inventory, actual total £14 3s 4d
DPRI/1/1626/W2/5: 14 October 1625 - Commission to Robert Burrell MA, curate of Gainford, and Giles Forster, curate of Barnard Castle, and also Thomas Tothall, rector of Romaldkirk, to execute a bond, administer an oath and grant administration
to Talbot Bowes, [nephew and] sole executor, and also to swear and examine the witnesses to the will
DPRI/1/1626/W2/7-8: 14 October 1625 - Certificate of execution of the commission by Tothall at Streatlam, 7 June 1626; subscribed with a contemporaneous letter from Thomas Tothall to Dr Cradock, Chancellor of Durham, relating to the lease of a
parsonage
Digitised material for Robert Warcope, gentleman of Barnard Castle, County Durham-DPRI/1/1626/W2 DPRI/1/1626/W3
William Wheatley, yeoman, of Kiblesworth within the parishe of Lamesley [Lamesley, County Durham]; also spelt Wheatlaw
DPRI/1/1626/W3/1: 11 November 1626 - Nuncupative will, administration granted to Robert Hardinge, [brother-in-law]
DPRI/1/1626/W3/2: 11 November 1626 - Inventory, actual total £59 18s 8d (with account of funeral expenses of £6 13s 4d)
Digitised material for William Wheatley, yeoman of Lamesley, County Durham-DPRI/1/1626/W3 DPRI/1/1626/W5 1 July 1626
Henry Widdrington, gentleman, of Nethertrewghitt (Nethertrewhet) in the countie of Northumberland, parish of Rothberry [Rothbury, Northumberland]; also spelt Widrington, Woodrington. Died 7 December 1625
DPRI/1/1626/W5/1: 14 June 1626 - Inventory of goods etc. at Trewhitt and Oswayford. Administration and tuition granted to Henry Woodrington gentleman for the use of the (named) sons of the deceased, 1 July 1626; Margaret Widdrington, relict,
having renounced and consented to the said grant Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 196-197
Digitised material for Henry Widdrington, gentleman of Rothbury, Northumberland-DPRI/1/1626/W5
Wills etc proved 1627Reference: DPRI/1/1627DPRI/1/1627/A1
Thomas Adams, yeoman, of Longhoughton (Longhaughton) [Longhoughton, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1627/A1/2: undated - Will with inventory, actual total £63 0s 8d Will, dated, 14 November. Subscribed: [probate granted to] Thomas Adams, son, for the use of his brother Robert Adams, sole executor and the youngest son; tuition of
Margaret and Elizabeth Adams, daughters [?granted to Thomas Adams]. Endorsed [in error]: will and inventory of Thomas Newton of Chillingham.
DPRI/1/1627/A1/1: undated - Copy will with inventory, actual total £63 0s 8d Dated, 14 November
DPRI/1/1627/A1/3-4: undated - Inventory, actual total £62 15s 4d
Digitised material for Thomas Adams, yeoman of Longhoughton, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1627/A1 DPRI/1/1627/A2 27 December 1627
Thomas Akinside, yeoman, of Eatchweeke (Echwicke) [Heddon-on-the-Wall, Northumberland]; also spelt Akinsid, Akensid, Akenside, Akinsyde
DPRI/1/1627/A2/1-2: 15 May 1626 - Will Subscribed with list of debts owed by the testator of £12 [?and more]
DPRI/1/1627/A2/3: 15 May 1626 - Inventory, actual total £40 11s 4d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £13 3s)
DPRI/1/1627/A2/4: 15 May 1626 - Commission Commission to Roland Nicholson, vicar of Newborne, to execute a bond, administer an oath and grant administration to Jane Akenside, relict, and also to swear and examine the witnesses to the will; also
to grant to her the administration of the portion of Eliner Akenside, daughter, for her use and the use of Isabell Akenside, daughter; commission executed by Nicholson, 27 December 1627
Digitised material for Thomas Akinside, yeoman of Heddon-on-the-Wall, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1627/A2 DPRI/1/1627/A5 8 December 1627
Thomas Awgoodd, yeoman, of Bromley within the county of Northumberland and parish of Buywell Peter [Bywell St Peter, Northumberland]; also spelt Awgood
See DPRI/4/8 f.135: 5 December 1627
DPRI/1/1627/A5/1: 5 November 1627 - Will Endorsed: proved, 8 December 1627; registered
DPRI/1/1627/A5/2: 5 November 1627 - Inventory, actual total £83 19s 2d [dated ?1628]
Digitised material for Thomas Awgoodd, yeoman of Bywell St Peter, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1627/A5 DPRI/1/1627/B1
Thomas Bambrigg, the elder, father of Thomas Bambrigg the younger of Brighouse, gentleman, of Brighouse in the county of Durham [Middleton in Teesdale, County Durham]; also spelt Baynebrigg
The account is for the estates of both Thomas Bambrigg the elder and Thomas Bambrigg the younger. For the catalogue record of the younger Bambrigg, see 1627.Bambrigg.2.
DPRI/1/1627/B1/1-2: undated - Account of Rebecca Bambrigg widow, administratrix of both Thomas Bambrigg senior and her son Thomas Bambrigg the younger. Endorsed: exhibited, 14 December [1627].
Digitised material for Thomas Bambrigg, the elder of Middleton in Teesdale, County Durham - DPRI/1/1627/B1 DPRI/1/1627/B6
John Biers, clerk, of Mounckton in the parishe of Jarro (Jarroe) within the countie of Durham [Jarrow, County Durham]; also spelt Byers. Died 22 September 1627
DPRI/1/1627/B6/1-2: 20 January 1627 - Will
DPRI/1/1627/B6/3-5: 20 January 1627 - Inventory, actual total £201 9s 4d (with account of debts, legacies and funeral expenses of £73 17s 1d)
Digitised material for John Biers, clerk of Jarrow, County Durham - DPRI/1/1627/B6 DPRI/1/1627/C7 31 October 1627
John Coates, of Great ... [Leake, Yorkshire]
Address uncertain (damage); testator requests to be buried at Leake. See DPRI/4/8 f.124: proved by Isabel Coates, relict, 31 October 1627.
DPRI/1/1627/C7/1: undated - Will Will, with list of debts owed to the testator of (£7 11s 4d); formerly used by the probate office as bundle ties. Legible only under Uv light.
Digitised material for John Coates of Leake, Yorkshire - DPRI/1/1627/C7 DPRI/1/1627/C8
Robert Collingwood, of Eslingdon in the parishe of Whittingham [Whittingham, Northumberland]
For the account of Robert Collingwood, see - DPRI/1/1628/C7/1-2
DPRI/1/1627/C8/1: 23 January 1628 - Inventory [account of debts etc. appears to be miscalculated: in fact £163 1s 4d] Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number
142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 218-219
Digitised material for Robert Collingwood of Whittingham, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1627/C8 DPRI/1/1627/C11
Thomas Coxone, tanner, of Goatside (Gateside) in the county of Durham [Gateshead, County Durham]; also spelt Coxsonne, Coxon, Cockson
DPRI/1/1627/C11/1-2: 9 November 1627 - Will Endorsed: [probate granted to] Anne Cockson relict; the executor [Thomas Coxon], son, being a minor
DPRI/1/1627/C11/3-4: 9 November 1627 - Indented inventory, actual total £98 6s 4d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £31 3s)
Digitised material for Thomas Coxone, tanner of Gateshead, County Durham - DPRI/1/1627/C11 DPRI/1/1627/D2 18 August 1627
Thomas Dobbison, yeoman, of the Southside (South Side) in Hamsterley (Hampsterly) parishe in the countye of Durham [Hamsterley, County Durham]; also spelt Dobbeson, Dobbinson, Dobbingson
DPRI/1/1627/D2/1: 9 May 1627 - Will Subscribed: (1) memorandum relating to an additional bequest made the same day as the making of the will; (2) tuition of Isabell Dobbison, daughter and an executor, upon her election granted to Christopher
Dobbeson, supervisor and neighbour; probate granted to Christopher Dobbeson and George Viccars, son-in-law, 18 August 1627 Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society,
number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 204-205
DPRI/1/1627/D2/2: 9 May 1627 - Inventory, actual total £77 6s 6d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £16 9s 8d)
Digitised material for Thomas Dobbison, yeoman of Hamsterley, County Durham - DPRI/1/1627/D2 DPRI/1/1627/D4
Anthony Dodsworth, gentleman, of towne of Stranton within the county pallatyne of Durham [Stranton, County Durham]; also spelt Anthonye, Dodeswoorth, Anthonie. Died 6 April 1627
DPRI/1/1627/D4/1-2: 4 April 1627 - Will
DPRI/1/1627/D4/3: 4 April 1627 - Indented inventory, actual total £597 16s
DPRI/1/1627/D4/4-5: 4 April 1627 - Copy inventory, actual total £597 16s
Digitised material for Anthony Dodsworth, gentleman of Stranton, County Durham - DPRI/1/1627/D4 DPRI/1/1627/D5
John Dowthwate, the younger, gentleman, of Westholme in the parish of Winston in the county of Durham [Winston, County Durham]; also spelt Dowthwaite
See DPRI/4/8 f.89 (59): there is a caveat against the proving of this will dated wither 23 or 24 April 1627, but with a note that probate was granted to Margaret Rawlinson just the same.
DPRI/1/1627/D5/1-2: 15 April 1627 - Nuncupative will Subscribed: certificate of probate and grant of administration by commission to Margaret Rawlyson widow, grandmother and universal legatrix, 23 April 1627. Endorsed: 'found in Dr Cradocks
house after his death'. [The commission identifies this Cradock as John Cradocke Dd, Chancellor of Durham, whose house was in Durham cathedral's cloister.]
DPRI/1/1627/D5/3: 15 April 1627 - Commission In the absence of the Register of Durham, the Durham Chancellor John Cradocke D.D. commissions Robert Burrell MA, preacher, to administer an oath to the witnesses to the nuncupative will, and also to
grant administration to Margaret Rawlyson widow, grandmother; executed by Burrell, 23 April 1627
DPRI/1/1627/D5/4-6: 15 April 1627 - Indented inventory, actual total £1,703 0s 8d
Digitised material for John Dowthwate, the younger, gentleman of Winston, County Durham - DPRI/1/1627/D5 DPRI/1/1627/E1
Martyn Errington, mariner, of parish of All Saintes, town of Newcastle upon Tyne in the countie of Northumber [Newcastle upon Tyne All Saints, Northumberland]; also spelt Martine, Erington, Martin
'bound forth to Sea, or else where in his Majesties service'
DPRI/1/1627/E1/1-2: 30 May 1625 - Will Subscribed with memorandum certifying the validity of the will, 22 October 1627 [signed by John Cradocke, Durham Chancellor]
DPRI/1/1627/E1/5-8: 30 May 1625 - Inventory, actual total £78 12s 4d
DPRI/1/1627/E1/3-4: 30 May 1625 - Account, actual total £78 12s 4d (with discharge of £86 9s 4d) Account of Dorothie Errington, relict and executrix
Digitised material for Martyn Errington, mariner of Newcastle upon Tyne All Saints, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1627/E1 DPRI/1/1627/H1
George Harper, gentleman, Knockhill in Strifeylla, now resydent within the towne of Berwick uppon Tweed [Crieff, Perthshire; Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland; Edinburgh, Mid Lothian]
See DPRI/4/8 f.119v. The will is endorsed by the probate office 'will and inventory': the only inventory present is one of the 'testator's' (rather than the deceased's) goods etc. subscribed with the will, and may have been drawn up by the
testator in his lifetime.
DPRI/1/1627/H1/1-3: 26 June 1627 - Will with inventory, actual total £21 1s (with account of debts of £1 5s 6d) Subscribed: (1) [?contemporaneous] list of debts owed to (£3 8s 3d) and owed by (£1 5s 6d) the testator; (2) [?contemporaneous]
inventory of moveables (£17 12s 9d and more)
Digitised material for George Harper, gentleman of Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1627/H1 DPRI/1/1627/H2
Nicholas Heath, the elder, esquire, gentleman, sometimes of Litle Eden,, and late of the parishe of St Maries in the North Bayley at Duresme, cittye of Durham [Easington, County Durham; Durham St Mary-le-Bow, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1627/H2/1-2: 28 June 1627 - Will Endorsed: proved; registered Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 206-208
DPRI/1/1627/H2/3-4: 28 June 1627 - Inventory, actual total £260 2s 6d Subscribed with (undated) memorandum relating that the sole executrix Margret Burnell, daughter, had renounced, and that it had been agreed Nicholas Heath the younger, son, to
administer, and noting further agreements re disbursements Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 206-208
Digitised material for Nicholas Heath, the elder, esquire, gentleman of Easington, County Durham - DPRI/1/1627/H2 DPRI/1/1627/H3
Anthonye Hedley, labourer, of Fulwell in the countye of Durham [Monkwearmouth, County Durham]; also spelt Anthony, Hedlye
See DPRI/4/8 f.109v: proved, 28 August 1627
DPRI/1/1627/H3/1: 20 February 1627 - Will
DPRI/1/1627/H3/3: 20 February 1627 - Inventory, actual total £22 16s 4d
DPRI/1/1627/H3/2: 20 February 1627 - Renunciation Renunciation of Anne Hedley, relict and executrix, nominating Anthony Foster, nephew, to administer for her use
Digitised material for Anthonye Hedley, labourer of Monkwearmouth, County Durham - DPRI/1/1627/H3 DPRI/1/1627/H5
Edwarde Henderson, of Pagecroft (Pagecrofte) in the chappellrie of Hadon (Haidon) [Haydon Bridge, Northumberland]; also spelt Edward, Hendersonn
See DPRI/4/8 f.116v: 28 September 1627
DPRI/1/1627/H5/1: 17 July 1627 - Will
DPRI/1/1627/H5/2: 17 July 1627 - Inventory, actual total £31 7s 4d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £10 8s 9d)
Digitised material for Edwarde Henderson of Haydon Bridge, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1627/H5 DPRI/1/1627/K3 December 1627
Steven Kitchin, of Feildhouse [South Shields, County Durham]
See DPRI/4/8: a long cause, terminating in December 1627; Kitchin had apparently died some 12 years earlier.
DPRI/1/1627/K3/1-3: undated - Account, actual total £318 13s 2d (with discharge of £395 10s) with account, actual total £310 (discharge) Account of Elizabeth Hilton, former relict and now wife of Henry Hilton esquire; subscribed with additional
account of Henry Hilton for the curation of three children over 12 years and a [?morning gift] to his wife, totalling £310. The charge is also alleged to have been overvalued.
Digitised material for Steven Kitchin, of South Shields, County Durham - DPRI/1/1627/K3 DPRI/1/1627/M1
Robert Mattison, husbandman, of Sedgfeild within the county of Durham [Sedgefield, County Durham]; also spelt Maddison, Matteson
Not found in Probate Act book DPRI/4/8.
DPRI/1/1627/M1/2: 30 June 1620 - Will in the form of a copy deed of gift
DPRI/1/1627/M1/1: 30 June 1620 - Nuncupative will with inventory, 18 November 1627, actual total £55 7s 4d (and more)
DPRI/1/1626/Z1/1: 30 June 1620 - Fragment nuncuptive will [Formerly misplaced in 1626 box.]
DPRI/1/1627/M1/3: 30 June 1620 - Inventory, actual total £86 18s 4d (with account of debts of £18 0s 4d) Endorsed: exhibited by John Ramsey
Digitised material for Robert Mattison, husbandman of Sedgefield, County Durham - DPRI/1/1627/M1 DPRI/1/1627/M7 31 August 1627
Elizabeth Middleton, widow, of Ufferton in the countie of Durham [Houghton-le-Spring, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1627/M7/1-4: 20 July 1627 - Will Endorsed: proved, 31 August 1627. Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 209-211
DPRI/1/1627/M7/5-6: 20 July 1627 - Inventory, actual total £1,813 2s 2d Inventory of goods etc. at Silksworth (£86) and Ufferton (£1,727 2s 2d)
Digitised material for Elizabeth Middleton, widow of Houghton-le-Spring, County Durham - DPRI/1/1627/M7 DPRI/1/1627/N1 13 October 1627
Christopher Newton, Little Stenton, Woolveston (Wolveston) [Bishopton, County Durham; Wolviston, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1627/N1/1: undated - Will
DPRI/1/1627/N1/2: undated - Inventory, actual total £6 11s 4d (with account of a debt of 9s 2d) Inventory total includes 4s from the [sub-]lease of a house at 7s per annum (leased from the Dean and Chapter for 3s 4d per annum)
DPRI/1/1627/N1/3 - Wrapper Endorsed: proved, 13 October 1627
Digitised material for Christopher Newton of Bishopton, County Durham - DPRI/1/1627/N1 DPRI/1/1627/N2
Roger Newton, of Bywel within the parish of Bywell Peter within the county of Northumberland [Bywell St Peter, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1627/N2/1-2: 28 February 1624 - Will With [?contemporaneous] list of debts owed to (£33 1s 8d) and owed by (15s) the testator
DPRI/1/1627/N2/3: 28 February 1624 - Inventory, actual total £24 19s 10d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £11 6s)
Digitised material for Roger Newton of Bywell St Peter, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1627/N2 DPRI/1/1627/O1
Elizabeth Oggle, gentleman, widow, of Ogle of the parish of Whalton in the county of Northumberland [Whalton, Northumberland]; also spelt Ogle
DPRI/1/1627/O1/1: 25 July 1627 - Inventory, actual total £13
DPRI/1/1627/O1/2-3: 25 July 1627 - Renunciation Renunciation of Robart Oggle (Ogle) of Rufford in Nottinghamshire, son, nominating Nycholas Hudson, husband of Catherine Hudson, daughter, to take out administration
Digitised material for Elizabeth Oggle, gentlewoman, widow of Whalton, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1627/O1 DPRI/1/1627/P1
Thomas Peacocke, yeoman, of Stainton in the parish of Gainford in the countie of Durham [Gainford, County Durham]; also spelt Peacock
DPRI/1/1627/P1/1: 27 October 1627 - Will Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 212-213
DPRI/1/1627/P1/2: 27 October 1627 - Indented inventory, actual total £87 13s 10d
Digitised material for Thomas Peacocke, yeoman of Gainford, County Durham - DPRI/1/1627/P1 DPRI/1/1627/P2 9 April 1627
Thomas Peareth, master and mariner, of parish of Gatside (Gateside) within the countie of Durham [Gateshead, County Durham]; also spelt Perith, Pearithe
DPRI/1/1627/P2/1: 8 October 1625 - Will Endorsed: not proved
DPRI/1/1627/P2/3-6: 8 October 1625 - Inventory, actual total £71 14s 4d (with account of debts of £255 16s)
DPRI/1/1627/P2/2: 8 October 1625 - Inventory of shipping, actual total £317 10s
DPRI/1/1627/P2/7: 8 October 1625 - Commission Commission to John Shaw, preacher of Newcastle St John, to execute a bond, administer an oath and grant administration to Rebecca Perith, executrix, and also to swear and examine the witnesses to the
will; commission executed, 9 April 1627
Digitised material for Thomas Peareth, master and mariner of Gateshead, County Durham - DPRI/1/1627/P2 DPRI/1/1627/R1
George Rawling, yeoman, of Shincliffe in the county of Durham [Shincliffe, County Durham]; also spelt Rawlinge
DPRI/1/1627/R1/1-2: 14 January 1628 - Will Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 216-217
DPRI/1/1627/R1/3-4: 14 January 1628 - Inventory, actual total £105 16s
Digitised material for George Rawling, yeoman of Shincliffe, County Durham - DPRI/1/1627/R1 DPRI/1/1627/R4
George Redshaw, of Byrkenside (Birkenside) in the parishe of Shotley [Shotley, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1627/R4/1: 9 July 1627 - Will Administration granted to Cutbert (Redshaw, son and executor), with a power reserved to the other co-executors
DPRI/1/1627/R4/2: 9 July 1627 - Indented inventory, actual total £163 14s 5d (with account of debts of £2)
Digitised material for George Redshaw of Shotley, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1627/R4 DPRI/1/1627/R5
John Richenson, miller, of Newbrough in the chaplerie of Newbrough in the countie of Northumberland [Newbrough, Northumberland]; also spelt Richeson, Richardson. Died 8 November 1626
DPRI/1/1627/R5/1: 3 November 1626 - Will
DPRI/1/1627/R5/4: 3 November 1626 - Inventory, actual total £22 17s 2d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £14 0s 2d)
DPRI/1/1627/R5/2-3: 3 November 1626 - Inventory, actual total £22 2s 8d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £13 15s 2d)
Digitised material for John Richenson, miller of Newbrough, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1627/R5 DPRI/1/1627/R8 8 February 1628
Barbara Riddell, wife of William Riddell, alderman, widow, of towne of Newcastle upon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]; also spelt Riddall
DPRI/1/1627/R8/1-2: 31 October 1627 - Will
DPRI/1/1627/R8/3-8: 31 October 1627 - Inventory, actual total £373 4s (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £102 15s 8d)
DPRI/1/1627/R8/9: 31 October 1627 - Commission Commission to Thomas Jackson D.D. and John Shaw M.A., preacher of Newcastle St John, to execute a bond, administer an oath and grant administration to Sir Peter Riddell knight and Robert Riddell,
sons and executors, and also to swear and examine the witnesses to the will; commission executed by Jackson and Shaw, 6 February 1628. Endorsed: [probate] issued under the seal, 8 February 1628
Digitised material for Barbara Riddell, widow of William Riddell, alderman of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1627/R8 DPRI/1/1627/R12 7 July 1627
Robert Robsonne, yeoman, of the Farre Toft Hill in the county of Durham [Auckland St Helen, County Durham]; also spelt Robson
DPRI/1/1627/R12/1-2: 18 April 1627 - Will Endorsed with [contemporaneous] list of debts owed to the testator of 16s
DPRI/1/1627/R12/3-4: 18 April 1627 - Inventory, actual total £67 17s 8d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £9) probate granted to Elianor Robson, relict and (joint) executor, 7 July 1627; George White and William Howe yeomen,
bondsmen
Digitised material for Robert Robsonne, yeoman of Auckland St Helen, County Durham - DPRI/1/1627/R12 DPRI/1/1627/R13
Jayne Rowe, wife of Robart Rowe, master and mariner, widow, of town of Newcastle [Newcastle upon Tyne All Saints, Northumberland]
Testator requests to be buried at Newcastle All Saints
DPRI/1/1627/R13/1: 13 December 1627 - Will
DPRI/1/1627/R13/2: 13 December 1627 - Inventory, actual total £11 17s 7d (with account of debts and funeral charges of £2 15s 5d)
Digitised material for Jayne Rowe, widow of Robart Rowe, master and mariner, of Newcastle upon Tyne All Saints, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1627/R13 DPRI/1/1627/S1 23 October 1627
Robert Sander, senior, of parish of Riton (Ryton) [Ryton, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1627/S1/1: 4 March 1626 - Will
DPRI/1/1627/S1/2: 4 March 1626 - Copy will Endorsed: proved, 23 October 1627
DPRI/1/1627/S1/3: 4 March 1626 - Indented inventory, actual total £64 14s (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £6 4s 2d)
Digitised material for Robert Sander, senior of Ryton, County Durham - DPRI/1/1627/S1 DPRI/1/1627/S2 25 August 1627
William Scurfeild, yeoman, of Elstob (Ellstobb) within the parish of Great Stainton in the county of Durham [Great Stainton, County Durham]; also spelt Scurfield
DPRI/1/1627/S2/1-4: 20 February 1627 - Copy will Subscribed with receipt of William Scurfeild, son and heir, for the orginal will, 2 August 1665. Endorsed: proved, 25 August 1627 Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories
from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 200-204
DPRI/1/1627/S2/5: 20 February 1627 - Inventory, actual total £506 5s
Digitised material for William Scurfeild, yeoman of Great Stainton, County Durham - DPRI/1/1627/S2 DPRI/1/1627/S3
Robert Shankes, of parrish of Whittingham in the county of Northumberland [Whittingham, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1627/S3/1: 16 April 1626 - Will
DPRI/1/1627/S3/2: 16 April 1626 - Copy will
DPRI/1/1627/S3/3: 16 April 1626 - Inventory, actual total £58 3s 12d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £4 7s 6d) Subscribed with memorandum relating to a commission issued to Clement Stevenson, vicar of Whittingham, to prove the
will
Digitised material for Robert Shankes of Whittingham, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1627/S3 DPRI/1/1627/T1
John Taylor, of Rairdon (Rairden, Raredon) within the parish of Lanchester and county of Durham [Lanchester, County Durham]; also spelt Tailor, Tayler
DPRI/1/1627/T1/1: 25 March 1627 - Will
DPRI/1/1627/T1/2: 25 March 1627 - Inventory, actual total £326 6s 8d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £269 10s)
Digitised material for John Taylor of Lanchester, County Durham - DPRI/1/1627/T1 DPRI/1/1627/W5
Barbara Woldhave, widow, of parish of St Johns in the towne and countie of Newcastle on Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne St John, Northumberland]; also spelt Wouldhave
DPRI/1/1627/W5/1-2: 23 June 1627 - Will with codicil, 23 June 1627
DPRI/1/1627/W5/5-7: 23 June 1627 - Indented inventory, actual total £525 3s 7d Inventory of goods etc. at Newcastle and the farm of Elswick
DPRI/1/1627/W5/3-4: 23 June 1627 - Decree of court For the better security of the estate and to prevent future suits, and with the consent of the executors, a decree of court orders the executors to elect the nominated supervisors and Sir Peter
Riddell to act as administrators, the executors not having been able to offer sufficient security to act and having being found to be 'soe manie of small experience'; one of the executors was a minor.
Digitised material for Barbara Woldhave, widow of Newcastle upon Tyne St John, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1627/W5
Wills etc proved 1628Reference: DPRI/1/1628DPRI/1/1628/B5
Edward Blackett, yeoman, of Bomley Rawe (Bumley Raw) in the parishe of Hamsterley in the countie of Durham [Hamsterley, County Durham]; also spelt Blacket, Blackit
See DPRI/4/8 f.156v: 2 August 1628
DPRI/1/1628/B5/1-2: 6 November 1627 - Will Will further published, 31 May [1627] Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p
213-215
DPRI/1/1628/B5/3: 6 November 1627 - Copy will Note discrepancy between date on will and date recorded in the copy of will.
DPRI/1/1628/B5/4: 6 November 1627 - Indented inventory, actual total £381 9s 8d (with account of debts of £15 10s)
Digitised material for Edward Blackett, yeoman of Hamsterley, County Durham - DPRI/1/1628/B5 DPRI/1/1628/B8 20 February 1629
Henry Bowmaker, husband of Alison Bowmaker, of parisch of Norham [Norham, Northumberland]; also spelt Harie, Hary. Died 24 August 1622
Inventory also contains a supplementary inventory of Bowmaker's wife Alison Bowmaker who died 6 April 1625. For the will of Alison Bowmaker, see - DPRI/1/1628/B8/3
DPRI/1/1628/B8/1: 24 August 1622 - Will Subscribed: issued under the seal, 20 February 1629
DPRI/1/1628/B8/2: 24 August 1622 - Inventory of Henry Bowmaker, actual total £3 19s 6d with inventory of Alisone Bowmaker, undated, actual total £4 3s 4d (1) inventory of Henry Bowmaker; (2) inventory of Alisone Bowmaker of Norham, relict of
Henry Bowmaker (d. 6 April 1625).
Digitised material for Henry Bowmaker and Alison Bowmaker of Norham, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1628/B8 DPRI/1/1628/B8 6 February 1629
Alisone Bowmaker, [wife of Henry Bowmaker of Norham] [Norham, Northumberland]; also spelt Alinson
The inventory (£4 3s 4d) of Alisone Bowmaker is appended to that of her husband, see - DPRI/1/1628/B8/2
DPRI/1/1628/B8/3: 6 April 1625 - Will probate granted at Berwick to Rollend Fresyd (Rolland Fawside), son-in-law, 6 February 1629
DPRI/1/1628/C3
Jasper Charleton, gentleman, of Haukhopp (Hawkupp, Haukupp) in Tindall in the countie of Northumberland [Bellingham, Northumberland]; also spelt Charlton
DPRI/1/1628/C3/1: 3 February 1627 - Will Endorsed: bond entered; Thomas Charleton, John Robson, Ambrose Charlton, bondsmen; [?probate] granted to Mark Grinwell of Bellingham
DPRI/1/1628/C3/2: 3 February 1627 - Inventory, actual total £11 4s
Digitised material for Jasper Charleton, gentleman of Bellingham, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1628/C3 DPRI/1/1628/C4
Raphe Clavering, gentleman, of Tilmouth (Tillmouth) within the chappelry of Cornell within the liberty of Norhame and countie pallantyne off Durhame [Norham, Northumberland]; also spelt Raph, Clavaring
DPRI/1/1628/C4/1-2: 14 February 1627 - Will probate granted at Norham to Edward Clavering, son, during the minority of the executors, Raphe and George Clavering, grandsons, 27 February 1629 Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and
Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 200
DPRI/1/1628/C4/3: 14 February 1627 - Inventory, actual total £33 1s 8d Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 200
Digitised material for Raphe Clavering, gentleman of Norham, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1628/C4 DPRI/1/1628/C5
Thomas Cock, merchant adventurer, of parish of St Nicolas in the towne and countie of Newcastle upon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne St Nicholas, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1628/C5/1: 8 February 1629 - Will
DPRI/1/1628/C5/2-6: 8 February 1629 - Inventory, actual total £57 17s 8d with inventory, 3 March 1629, actual total £1,241 (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £131 12s 2d) (1) inventory of goods at Newcastle (£57 17s 8d); (2)
inventory of goods at Mounton [florens valued at 6s]
Digitised material for Thomas Cock, merchant adventurer of Newcastle upon Tyne St Nicholas, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1628/C5 DPRI/1/1628/C6
John Colledge, yeoman, of Cornforth in the county of Duresme [Cornforth, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1628/C6/1-2: 7 December 1628 - Will Will, with list of debts owed by the testator of £11 8s 6d. Endorsed: proved; tuition of four named children and one as yet unborn granted to Dorothie Colledge, relict (and co-executor)
DPRI/1/1628/C6/3: 7 December 1628 - Indented inventory, actual total £89 0s 8d
Digitised material for John Colledge, yeoman of Cornforth, County Durham - DPRI/1/1628/C6 DPRI/1/1628/C7
Robert Collingwood, esquire, of Eslington [Whittingham, Northumberland]
For the inventory of Robert Collingwood, see - DPRI/1/1627/C8/1
DPRI/1/1628/C7/1-2: 20 December 1628 - Account of Dorothie Collingwood, relict Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p
219-220
Digitised material for Robert Collingwood, esquire of Whittingham, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1628/C7 DPRI/1/1628/C8
William Cooke, of Escombe (Escomb) in the countie of Durham [Escomb, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1628/C8/3-4: 1 September 1628 - Nuncupative will, 1 August 1628 with inventory, actual total £23 9s 4d (with account of debts of £3) Subscribed: Margery Cooke spinster (daughter and sole executrix), Robert Nicholl and William Todd,
obligors
DPRI/1/1628/C8/1-2: 1 September 1628 - Fair copy nuncupative will
Digitised material for William Cooke of Escomb, County Durham - DPRI/1/1628/C8 DPRI/1/1628/C9
An Coverly, widow, of Barmsdell within the parish of Washington (Washinton) and county of Durham [Washington, County Durham]; also spelt Ann, Coverley
DPRI/1/1628/C9/1-2: 27 February 1628 - Will
DPRI/1/1628/C9/3: 27 February 1628 - [copy] will
DPRI/1/1628/C9/4-5: 27 February 1628 - Inventory, actual total £22 13s 10d (with account of debts of 8s) Endorsed: John Cooke, Robert Crawe and John Rackett, obligors (£40)
Digitised material for An Coverly, widow of Washington, County Durham - DPRI/1/1628/C9 DPRI/1/1628/D4
Johne Ditchborne, house-carpenter, of within the towne and county of Newcastle uppone Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne St John, Northumberland]; also spelt John, Ditchburne
Ditchborne requests his burial at Newcastle St John.
DPRI/1/1628/D4/1-2: undated - Will Endorsed with (undated) list of debts owed to (£2 15s and more) and owed by (£1 1s 4d) the testator
DPRI/1/1628/D4/3-4: undated - Inventory, actual total £10 0s 9d Dated 24 March 1628 at head of page 1, and 24 May 1628 at head of page 2.
Digitised material for Johne Ditchborne, house - carpenter of Newcastle upon Tyne St John, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1628/D4 DPRI/1/1628/D6
Robert Dotchon, alias Dotchan, husbandman, of Hart (Harte) within the countie of Durham [Hart, County Durham]; also spelt Dodshon, Dodgson
DPRI/1/1628/D6/1-2: 2 July 1628 - Will
DPRI/1/1628/D6/3-4: 2 July 1628 - Inventory, actual total £350 13s 4d
DPRI/1/1628/D6/6: 2 July 1628 - Allegation of John Dotchon, (father of the deceased and) tutor of the executor John Dotchon, introducing the will
DPRI/1/1628/D6/5: 2 July 1628 - Interrogatories Interrogatories of Isabell Dodgshon, relict to the witnesses on the part of John Dodgshon, (son and) executor
Digitised material for Robert Dotchon, alias Dotchan, husbandman of Hart, County Durham - DPRI/1/1628/D6 DPRI/1/1628/E1 10 December 1628
Thomas Erringtone, gentleman, of the Hirst in the parish of Woodhorne in the countie of Northumberland [Woodhorn, Northumberland]; also spelt Errington
See DPRI/4/8 f.182v: 10 December 1628
DPRI/1/1628/E1/1-2: 11 December 1626 - Will Date uncertain
DPRI/1/1628/E1/3-6: 11 December 1626 - Indented inventory, actual total £185 11s 2d
DPRI/1/1628/E1/7: 11 December 1626 - Commission Commission to John Robson MA, rector of Morpeth, to execute a bond, administer an oath and grant administration to Barbara Errington, relict and co-executor (John Errington, son, the other executor
renouncing), and also to grant to her the tuition of eight named children; also to swear and examine the witnesses to the will
Digitised material for Thomas Erringtone, gentleman of Woodhorn, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1628/E1 DPRI/1/1628/E3
Henry Ewbancke, cordwainer, of towne and county of Newcastle upon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]; also spelt Ewbanck
DPRI/1/1628/E3/1: 10 January 1629 - Will Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 220
DPRI/1/1628/E3/2-3: 10 January 1629 - Indented inventory, actual total £112 7s (with account of funeral expenses of £8) Inventory of household and north and south shop goods etc.
Digitised material for Henry Ewbancke, cordwainer of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1628/E3 DPRI/1/1628/E2
Edward Ewbanke, gentleman, of citty of Durham [Durham, County Durham]; also spelt Ewbancke, Ewbank
Ewbanke was born at Kirkby Stephen, Westmorland.
DPRI/1/1628/E2/1-2: 16 November 1628 - Nuncupative will
DPRI/1/1628/E2/3 - Wrapper Endorsed with information relating to the will of Sir William Reed of Holy Island, proved in 1604 (see DPRI/1/1604/R1).
Digitised material for Edward Ewbanke, gentleman of Durham, County Durham - DPRI/1/1628/E2 DPRI/1/1628/E4
Henrie Ewbanke, parson of Whickham, clerk, of Whickham (Whickam) within the countie of Durham [Whickham, County Durham]; also spelt Henry, Ewbank, Ewbanck
DPRI/1/1628/E4/1-2: 28 November 1628 - Will
DPRI/1/1628/E4/3-9: 28 November 1628 - Inventory, actual total £898 2s 5d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £364 5s 2d) Inventory includes goods etc. at Bewley, Staindrop
Digitised material for Henrie Ewbanke, parson of Whickham, County Durham - DPRI/1/1628/E4 DPRI/1/1628/F1
Richard Fareleys, draper, tailor, of city of Durham [Durham, County Durham]; also spelt Fareles
DPRI/1/1628/F1/1: 27 April 1628 - Will [formerly] with list of debts owed by (£27 9s) and owed to (£29 2s) the testator
DPRI/1/1628/F1/4: 27 April 1628 - List of debts List of debts owed by (£27 9s) and owed to (£29 2s) the testator
DPRI/1/1628/F1/2-3: 27 April 1628 - Inventory, actual total £90 8s 10d Inventory of household and shop goods etc.
Digitised material for Richard Fareleys, draper, tailor of Durham, County Durham - DPRI/1/1628/F1 DPRI/1/1628/F2
Edward Fawcus, of Long Houghton (Longhoughton) [Longhoughton, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1628/F2/1: 27 June 1628 - Will with inventory, undated, actual total £10 16s 8d (with account of debts of £7 10s 8d)
DPRI/1/1628/F2/2: 27 June 1628 - Copy will with copy inventory, undated, actual total £10 16s 8d (with account of debts of £7 10s 8d)
Digitised material for Edward Fawcus of Longhoughton, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1628/F2 DPRI/1/1628/F3 24 November 1628
Thomas Fenwick, yeoman, of brough of Barwicke upon Tweed [Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland]; also spelt Fenwicke
There is further mention of Thomas Fenwick's estate in the will of Elias Pratt (see DPRI/1/1635/P9).
DPRI/1/1628/F3/1-2: 30 May 1628 - Will With contemporaneous list of debts owing to the testator, all included within the inventory [see below]
DPRI/1/1628/F3/3-4: 30 May 1628 - Inventory, actual total £163 16s 7d Dated 7 ...
DPRI/1/1628/F3/5: 30 May 1628 - Commission Commission to Gilbert Durie MA, preacher of Berwick-upon-Tweed, to execute a bond, administer an oath and grant administration to William Fenwicke [cousin] and John Satterthwaite executors, and also to
swear and examine the witnesses to the will; commission executed at Berwick by Durie, 24 November 1628
Digitised material for Thomas Fenwick, yeoman of Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1628/F3 DPRI/1/1628/G2
Thomas Gargrave, yeoman, of the Toft Hill (Tofthill) within the county of Durham [Auckland St Helen, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1628/G2/1: 14 September 1628 - Nuncupative will Endorsed: administration and the tuition of Isabell Gargrave, daughter, granted to Mary Gargrave relict, for the use of the said Isabell Gargrave, daughter and executrix
DPRI/1/1628/G2/2: 14 September 1628 - Inventory, actual total £33 4s (with account of funeral expenses of £2 10s)
Digitised material for Thomas Gargrave, yeoman of Auckland St Helen, County Durham - DPRI/1/1628/G2 DPRI/1/1628/G3
William Garth, of Headlam [Gainford, County Durham]; also spelt Garthe. Died 12 February 1628
The transfer of administration refers to 'some few verbal words' of a nuncupative will (not present).
DPRI/1/1628/G3/1-2: 20 February 1628 - Inventory, actual total £18 10s (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £11 11s 4d) Endorsed: administration and bond, William Garth
DPRI/1/1628/G3/3: 20 February 1628 - Renunciation Transfer of administration by Richard, Roger and William Garth, sons, nominating George Dent of Headlam to administer
Digitised material for William Garth of Gainford, County Durham - DPRI/1/1628/G3 DPRI/1/1628/H4 14 February 1629
George Harbottell, gentleman, of Tuggall Hall (Tuggell, Tugghill) [Bamburgh, Northumberland]; also spelt Harbottle, Harbottel
DPRI/1/1628/H4/1: 27 May 1627 - Will Will, subscribed with (undated) list of debts owed by the testator of £57 4s 8d. Probate and the tuition of [Margarett, Phillis and George Harbottle,] the (minor) children granted at Alnwick to Margaret
Harbottle, relict and sole executrix, 14 February 1629
DPRI/1/1628/H4/2: 27 May 1627 - Inventory, actual total £216 6s 8d
Digitised material for George Harbottell, gentleman of Bamburgh, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1628/H4 DPRI/1/1628/H10
Hugh Hutcheson, the eldest, tanner, of Framwellgate (Framwelgate) neere the cittie of Durham in the countie of Durham [Durham, County Durham]; also spelt Hutchinson
DPRI/1/1628/H10/1: 30 January 1628 - Will Endorsed: administration granted to Elizabeth Hutcheson, relict, for the use of Hugh, John and Thomas Hutcheson sons, executors in their minority
DPRI/1/1628/H10/2: 30 January 1628 - Copy will
DPRI/1/1628/H10/3-4: 30 January 1628 - Inventory, actual total £38 2s 8d
DPRI/1/1628/H10/5: 30 January 1628 - Copy inventory, actual total £38 2s 8d
Digitised material for Hugh Hutcheson, the eldest, tanner of Durham, County Durham - DPRI/1/1628/H10 DPRI/1/1628/J2
Martyn Jackson, of Helmeden Raw of the parish of Brancpeth [Brancepeth, County Durham]
It is probable that this is the same Martyn Jackson who was the father and universal legatee of John Jackson, whose 1602 nuncupative will was also proved in 1628 (see DPRI/1/1628/J1). John Jackson's inventory is valued at exactly £345.
DPRI/1/1628/J2/1-2: undated - Account of Elizabeth Jackson, daughter and executrix
Digitised material for Martyn Jackson of Brancepeth, County Durham - DPRI/1/1628/J2 DPRI/1/1628/K2 13 November 1628
Aristottell Knowsley, father of John Knowsley B.D., minister of Tansor, Northamptonshire, Master, gentleman, of towne and brough of Berwick upon Tweed (Barwicke upon Tweede) [Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland]; also spelt Aristotle,
Knowlesley
DPRI/1/1628/K2/1: 14 October 1628 - Will
DPRI/1/1628/K2/2-3: 14 October 1628 - Inventory, actual total £72 16s 2d (with account of debts and funeral charges of £14 6s 3d) Endorsed: neither sealed nor paid
DPRI/1/1628/K2/4: 14 October 1628 - Commission Commission to Gilbert Durie M.A., preacher of Berwick-upon-Tweed, to examine and to administer an oath to the witnesses to the will; commission executed at Berwick by Durie, 13 November 1628
Digitised material for Aristottell Knowsley, father of John Knowsley B.D., minister of Tansor, Northamptonshire, of Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1628/K2 DPRI/1/1628/M2 20 October 1628
Anthonie Metcalfe, merchant adventurer, of town of Newcastle [Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]; also spelt Mitcalf, Metcalf
Metcalfe died in Yorkshire. His estate was accounted together with that of his widow, Eden Metcalfe, who died before administration was granted to John Eden for the use of Jane, Anne and Eden Metcalfe, daughters. Date of probate drawn from
memorandum subscribed to inventory of Eden Metcalfe.
DPRI/1/1628/M2/1-3: 16 July 1627 - Indented inventory
DPRI/1/1628/M2/4-5: 16 July 1627 - Account, actual total £100 8s 8d (with discharge of £105 1s 1d) Account of John Eden of Newcastle concerning the administration of the estates of both Anthony Metcalfe and of his wife Eden Metcalfe. Subscribed:
John Eden accountant speak to Gabriel Jackson [?proctor]. For the inventory of Eden Metcalfe, see DPRI/1/1628/M2/6.
Digitised material for Anthonie Metcalfe, merchant adventurer of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1628/M2 DPRI/1/1628/M2 20 October 1628
Eden Metcalfe, wife of Anthony Eden, widow, of towne and county of Newcastle upon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]; also spelt Mitcalf
For the joint account of Eden Metcalfe with her husband Anthony Metcalfe see DPRI/1/1628/M2/4-5, filed with the probate records of Anthony Metcalfe. [The images of all of Anthony Metcalfe's and Eden Metcalfe's documents will be attached with this
record.]
DPRI/1/1628/M2/6: 26 January 1629 - Indented inventory Subscribed: query relating to 20 October 1628 grant of administration to John Eden for the use of Jane, Anne and Eden Metcalfe, daughters
Digitised material for Eden Metcalfe, widow of Anthony Eden of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1628/M2 DPRI/1/1628/P4 8 March 1629
Robert Pearson, yeoman, of Trimden (Trimdon) in the county pallatine of Durham [Trimdon, County Durham]; also spelt Peareson
See DPRI/4/8 f.203v: 8 March 1629
DPRI/1/1628/P4/1-2: 3 February 1629 - Will with inventory, 26 March 1629, actual total £154 14s 8d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £13 18s 11d) Will, with contemporaneous list of debts owed to the testator of £115 19s 7d [not
accounted within the inventory total]
DPRI/1/1628/P4/3 - Wrapper
Digitised material for Robert Pearson, yeoman of Trimdon, County Durham - DPRI/1/1628/P4 DPRI/1/1628/P5
Raphe Peverall, yeoman, of Westerton alias West Merrington in the parishe of St Andrewe Auckland in the countie of Durham [Auckland St Andrew, County Durham]; also spelt Raph, Paverall
DPRI/1/1628/P5/1-2: 14 December 1627 - Will Endorsed: administration granted to Cuthbert Hopper and Brian Paverall for the use of John Peverall, son and executor, a minor; William, George and Jane [Peverall], children
DPRI/1/1628/P5/3: 14 December 1627 - Inventory, actual total £122 7s 4d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £69 3s 5d)
Digitised material for Raphe Peverall, yeoman of Auckland St Andrew, County Durham - DPRI/1/1628/P5 DPRI/1/1628/P6 16 January 1629
Robert Phillipps, cordwainer, of parish of Gateshead (Gaitesyde, Gateside) in the county of Durham [Gateshead, County Durham]; also spelt Phillips, Robartt, Philleps
For the account of the administration, see - DPRI/1/1631/P2/1-2
DPRI/1/1628/P6/1: 25 December 1628 - Will
DPRI/1/1628/P6/2-3: 25 December 1628 - Indented inventory, actual total £73 16s 4d
DPRI/1/1628/P6/4: 25 December 1628 - Commission Commission to Joseph Browne, rector of Gateshead, and George Wood, curate of Gateshead, to execute a bond, administer an oath and grant administration to Thomas Arrowsmith for the use of Thomas
Phillipps, son and sole executor, and also to grant to Arrowsmith the tuition of the same; also to swear and examine the witnesses to the will; commission executed by Wood, 16 January 1629, the inventory, however, not being sworn at that time as it
was incomplete.
Digitised material for Robert Phillipps, cordwainer of Gateshead, County Durham - DPRI/1/1628/P6 DPRI/1/1628/P9
Marye Place, of Dinsdall (Dinsdale) in the countie of Durham [Dinsdale, County Durham]
Not found in Probate Act book DPRI/4/8.
DPRI/1/1628/P9/1: 1 November 1628 - Will
DPRI/1/1628/P7/2: 1 November 1628 - Commission Commission to Ralph Richardson MA, vicar of Aycliffe, to execute a bond, administer an oath and grant administration to Robert Place, [son and] sole executor, and also to swear and examine the
witnesses to the will; commission executed by Richardson, (undated)
Digitised material for Marye Place of Dinsdale, County Durham – DPRI/1/1628/P7 DPRI/1/1628/R5 28 February 1629
Margrett Rotherupp, widow, of towne of Berwick uppon Tweed (Berwicke) [Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland]; also spelt Rotherup, Margret, Rotheram
DPRI/1/1628/R5/1-2: 15 January 1629 - Will probate granted at Berwick to Christopher Rodham of Berwick, [husband of the executrix Hester Rodham, daughter], 28 February 1629
DPRI/1/1628/R5/3: 15 January 1629 - Inventory, actual total £3 8s 4d
Digitised material for Margrett Rotherupp, widow of Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1628/R5 DPRI/1/1628/S3 20 February 1629
Robert Smart, of Lowick (Lowicke) [Lowick, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1628/S3/1-2: 28 March 1626 - Will with inventory, 28 March 1626, actual total £25 3s (with account of debts of £3 4s) Subscribed: (1) probate and the tuition of Thomas Smart, son, granted at Tweedmouth granted to Robert Smart, executor,
6 February 1629; (2) issued under the seal, 20 February 1629.
Digitised material for Robert Smart of Lowick, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1628/S3 DPRI/1/1628/S8
William Swan, of Lourebuttle of the parishe of Whittingham [Whittingham, Northumberland]. Died 28 September 1627
DPRI/1/1628/S8/1: 28 September 1627 - Will
DPRI/1/1628/S8/2: 28 September 1627 - Copy will
DPRI/1/1628/S8/3: 28 September 1627 - Inventory, actual total £24 16s 4d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £10 8s 8d)
Digitised material for William Swan of Whittingham, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1628/S8 DPRI/1/1628/S7 9 March 1629
William Swann, yeoman, of Woodhorne [Woodhorn, Northumberland]; also spelt Swan
DPRI/1/1628/S7/1-2: 16 April 1628 - Will Subscribed: (1) probate granted at Morpeth to Claudius Browne, executor (and son-in-law), 21 January 1629; (2) issued under the seal, 9 March 1629
DPRI/1/1628/S7/3: 16 April 1628 - Inventory, actual total £23 12s 8d (with account of debts of £3 17s)
Digitised material for William Swann, yeoman of Woodhorn, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1628/S7 DPRI/1/1628/S10 27 February 1629
James Symsone, yeoman, of Sowth Sheles (South Sheilds) within the countie of Durhame [South Shields, County Durham]; also spelt Simpson
DPRI/1/1628/S10/1-2: 9 November 1628 - Will Will, with contemporaneous list of debts owed to (£8 0s 1d) and by (£5 1s 4d) the testator. Subscribed: the executors renounced administration, and the tutor also renounced, 14 February 1629;
administration and also the tuition of John Symsone, son, granted to Katherine Symsone, relict, 27 February 1629
DPRI/1/1628/S10/3-4: 9 November 1628 - Inventory, actual total £49 17s 7d
Digitised material for James Symsone, yeoman of South Shields, County Durham - DPRI/1/1628/S10 DPRI/1/1628/T2
Anne Teasdale, widow, of Bangdeland in the parish of Wolsingham and countie of Durham [Wolsingham, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1628/T2/1: 8 April 1628 - Will
DPRI/1/1628/T2/2-3: 8 April 1628 - Inventory, actual total £141 1s 8d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £15 17s 4d) Subscribed with memorandum relating that £6 14s is to be deducted from the inventory of the deceased's children's
father [?John Teasdale]
Digitised material for Anne Teasdale, widow of Wolsingham, County Durham - DPRI/1/1628/T2 DPRI/1/1628/T3 29 October 1628
John Teisdell, yeoman, of Clargill within the parish of Alstone (Alston) and county of Cumberland [Alston, Cumberland]; also spelt Teasdayle, Teasdaile, Teasdell. Died 7 October 1627
See DPRI/4/8 f.169v: proved, 29 October 1628
DPRI/1/1628/T3/1-2: 7 October 1627 - Will
DPRI/1/1628/T3/4: 7 October 1627 - Codicil List of debts owed to (£8 4s) and owed by (£7 12s 11d) the testator; subscribed with additional bequests that do not feature in the will. [This item appears to be a transcription from a document drawn
up before the testator's death, with later additions.]
DPRI/1/1628/T3/3: 7 October 1627 - Inventory, actual total £88
Digitised material for John Teisdell, yeoman of Alston, Cumberland - DPRI/1/1628/T3 DPRI/1/1628/W2
Allixander Walton, of parish of Aldston [Alston, Cumberland]; also spelt Alexander
DPRI/1/1628/W2/1: 19 May 1627 - Will
DPRI/1/1628/W2/2-3: 19 May 1627 - Copy will
DPRI/1/1628/W2/4: 19 May 1627 - Inventory, actual total £21 12s 8d Endorsed: no [probate] act; bond entered. [Note, however, that the same 'no probate act' memorandum was endorsed on the copy of the will, but later cancelled.]
Digitised material for Allixander Walton of Alston, Cumberland - DPRI/1/1628/W2 DPRI/1/1628/W7
Richard Wright, yeoman, of Brigghouse (Brighouse, Brighowse) in Teasdaile within the county of Durham, parish of Middletonne in Teasdall (Middleton in Teasdale) [Middleton in Teesdale, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1628/W7/1: 12 April 1628 - Will Subscribed: proved by commission at Middleton in Teasdale, 30 May [1628]. Endorsed: (1) [contemporaneous] list of debts owed to the testator of £32 2s; (2) memorandum relating to a commission issued to
Anthony Maxton, rector of Middleton in Teasdale, 'for Mr Francis Bainbrigg', [step-son; although Wright's widow is named as the executor in the will].
DPRI/1/1628/W7/2-3: 12 April 1628 - Inventory, actual total £98 14s (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £33 11s)
Digitised material for Richard Wright, yeoman of Middleton in Teesdale, County Durham - DPRI/1/1628/W7 DPRI/1/1628/Y1
John Younge, yeoman, of Bywell Peter in the county of Northumberlande [Bywell St Peter, Northumberland]; also spelt Young
DPRI/1/1628/Y1/1: 5 December 1626 - Will
DPRI/1/1628/Y1/2: 5 December 1626 - Copy will
DPRI/1/1628/Y1/3: 5 December 1626 - Indented inventory, actual total £13 14s (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £5 17s 10d)
DPRI/1/1628/Y1/4: 5 December 1626 - Copy indented inventory, actual total £13 14s (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £5 17s 10d)
Digitised material for John Younge, yeoman of Bywell St Peter, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1628/Y1
Wills etc proved 1629Reference: DPRI/1/1629DPRI/1/1629/A1
John Almerie, of Creswell, Woodhorne [Cresswell, Northumberland]; also spelt Almery
DPRI/1/1629/A1/1-2: 16 September 1629 - Will probate granted at Woodhorn to Awderie Almerie, (relict and) executrix, 13 October 1629
DPRI/1/1629/A1/3: 16 September 1629 - Inventory, actual total £34 5s 2d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £12 4s 11d)
Bond: DPRI/3/1629/B245
Digitised material for John Almerie of Cresswell, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1629/A1 DPRI/1/1629/A2 27 April 1629
Oswald Archbald, yeoman, of parish of Tweedmouth (Twedmouth) in the county pallentyne of Durhame [Tweedmouth, Northumberland]; also spelt Oswold, Archibald, Archbalde
DPRI/1/1629/A2/1-2: 13 February 1629 - Will Will, with list of debts owed to (£15 10s) and owed by (£1 11s 6d) the testator. Probate and tuition of Isabell Archbald, daughter, granted at Branxton to Dorethie Archbald, relict (and sole
executrix), 27 April 1629
DPRI/1/1629/A2/3: 13 February 1629 - Inventory, actual total £51 13s 8d
Bond: DPRI/3/1629/B91
Digitised material for Oswald Archbald, yeoman of Tweedmouth, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1629/A2 DPRI/1/1629/A3 10 April 1629
Nichollas Armorer, of Balmbrough (Balmebrough) [Bamburgh, Northumberland]; also spelt Armourer
DPRI/1/1629/A3/1-2: 17 November 1628 - Inventory Administration, and the tuition of Nicholas Edward and Ellinor Armorer children, granted at Bamburgh to Thomas and William Armorer of Belford gentlemen, brothers, 10 April 1629; Ellinor Armorer,
relict, having renounced administration and tuition the same day
Digitised material for Nichollas Armorer of Bamburgh, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1629/A3 DPRI/1/1629/B4
Cutbert Bell, yeoman, of Greate Oswoorth (Osworth) in the parish of Washington in the countie palatine of Durham [Usworth, County Durham]; also spelt Cutberte, Cuthbert
DPRI/1/1629/B4/1: 4 February 1629 - Will
DPRI/1/1629/B4/2: 4 February 1629 - Inventory, actual total £117 0s 6d (with account of debts of £6 15s 4d)
Bond: DPRI/3/1629/B45
Digitised material for Cutbert Bell, yeoman of Usworth, County Durham - DPRI/1/1629/B4 DPRI/1/1629/B5
Rolland Bell, yeoman, Burneygell in the perish of Branspeth, Ferryhill (Ferriehill) in the countie of Durham [Brancepeth, County Durham; Ferryhill, County Durham]; also spelt Rowland
See DPRI/4/8 f.217v
DPRI/1/1629/B5/1-2: 3 February 1626 - Will With list of debts owed by the testator of £21
DPRI/1/1629/B5/3-4: 3 February 1626 - Inventory, actual total £19 8s 4d
Digitised material for Rolland Bell, yeoman of Brancepeth, County Durham - DPRI/1/1629/B5 DPRI/1/1629/B7
John Blaxton, yeoman, of parish of Norton within the countye of Durham [Norton, County Durham]; also spelt Blackston, Blakeston
DPRI/1/1629/B7/1-2: 11 July 1623 - Will Endorsed: administration granted to Valentine Blaxton for the use of the executor (Robert Patteson, grandson)
DPRI/1/1629/B7/3-4: 11 July 1623 - Account, actual total £125 3s 2d (with discharge of 31 1s) Account of Volentine Blackston of Norton administrator, and also tutor of [the deceased's grandson] Robert Patteson, executor; legacies of £152 10s
exceeded the net value of the estate.
Digitised material for John Blaxton, yeoman of Norton, County Durham - DPRI/1/1629/B7 DPRI/1/1629/B8
Thomas Blenkinsopp, of Preston in the parishe of Aicliffe (Aickliffe) [Aycliffe, County Durham]; also spelt Blenkinsop
Blenkinsopp died 'an untimely death' necessitating a coroner.
DPRI/1/1629/B8/1: undated - Account of Charles Blenkinsopp, brother; discharge does not include a £30 bond owed to the deceased and the subject of litigation. Endorsed: Elizabeth Blenkinsop, daughter aged 20, chose her uncle Charles
Blenkinsop as her curator, 25 April 1629
Bond: DPRI/3/1629/B109
Digitised material for Thomas Blenkinsopp of Aycliffe, County Durham - DPRI/1/1629/B8 DPRI/1/1629/B10
Richard Boutflower, of Hedlye (Hedley) of the parishe of Owingham [Ovingham, Northumberland]; also spelt Bootfloore
DPRI/1/1629/B10/1: 16 December 1628 - Will Subscribed: administration granted to Raph Boutflower (son and co-executor)
DPRI/1/1629/B10/2: 16 December 1628 - Inventory, actual total £49 10s (with account of debts and funeral charges of £18 9s 6d)
Bond: DPRI/3/1629/B46
Digitised material for Richard Boutflower of Ovingham, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1629/B10 DPRI/1/1629/B13
Michaell Burrell, of Thorindeane (Therinden, Thorneden), Kirkenewton [Kirknewton, Northumberland]; also spelt Michell
DPRI/1/1629/B13/1-2: 4 January 1630 - Copy will with inventory, 4 January 1630, actual total £16 12s 5d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £27 7s 8d) probate granted at Wooler to Katherine Burrell, relict and co-executor, a power
being reserved [to Thomas Burrell, son and the other executor], 12 February 1630
Digitised material for Michaell Burrell of Kirknewton, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1629/B13 DPRI/1/1629/B14
John Byers, baker, beer-brewer, of parish of St Andrewes within the towne of Newcastle upon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne St Andrew, Northumberland]; also spelt Byer
DPRI/1/1629/B14/1: 9 September 1629 - Will Will exhibited and administration granted to Matthew Byers for the use of John and Thomas Byers, sons and executors; tuition of John, Richard and Thomas Byers granted to Matthew Byers; tuition of
William Byers granted to Katherine Byers, widow (not sworn).
DPRI/1/1629/B14/2-3: 9 September 1629 - Indented inventory, actual total £147 18s 2d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £11 12s)
Bond: DPRI/3/1629/B226
Digitised material for John Byers, baker, beer - brewer of Newcastle upon Tyne St Andrew, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1629/B14 DPRI/1/1629/C1
Lanclot Carnaby, esquire, of chapelry of Halton in the countie of Northumberland [Halton, Northumberland]; also spelt Lanclote, Carniby, Carnabye
DPRI/1/1629/C1/1-2: 30 April 1629 - Account of Christopher Chester, administrator in trust for the use of Katherine Carniby widow, Margaret, Mary and Elizabeth Carnaby daughters, executors
Digitised material for Lanclot Carnaby, esquire of Halton, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1629/C1 DPRI/1/1629/C6 5 April 1630
Cuthbert Collingwood, of East Ditchburne (Ditchburn) [Eglingham, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1629/C6/2: 22 October 1628 - Inventory
DPRI/1/1629/C6/1: 22 October 1628 - Commission Commission to Gilbert Durie MA, vicar of Ellingham, and ... Roberts (Robert Urquhart) MA, preacher of Eglingham, to execute a bond, administer an oath and grant administration to Ellenor
Collingwood, relict; commission executed by Urquhart, 27 July 1629. Endorsed: issued under the seal, 5 April 1630
Digitised material for Cuthbert Collingwood of Eglingham, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1629/C6 DPRI/1/1629/D1
Sir Raphe Delavale, knight, Seaton Delavale in the countye of Northumberland, parish of Tinmouth and chapplerie of Earsdon [Seaton Delaval, Northumberland; Earsdon, Northumberland]; also spelt Raiphe, Delavale
[Raphe Delavale's ?son's] account of the administration of the estate of Mary Swaddell (Swaldell) of Newcastle (DPRI/1/1630/S8/3-4) was formerly filed with these 1629 Delavale probate records, but is now re-filed with the records of Mary
Swaddell.
DPRI/1/1629/D1/1-5: 10 January 1624 - Will
DPRI/1/1629/D1/6-11: 10 January 1624 - Inventory, actual total £2,934 6s 9d [page order: 6r, 11l, 7r, 10l, 8r, 9l, 9r, 8l, 10r, 7l, 11r, 6l]
Digitised material for Sir Raphe Delavale, knight of Seaton Delaval, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1629/D1 DPRI/1/1629/D4
Alce Dod, widow, of the Halbarnes, parish of Simon-burne (Simonborne, Symondburne) [Simonburn, Northumberland]; also spelt Alles, Alice, Dodd
DPRI/1/1629/D4/1: 16 February 1629 - Will Administration granted to Jane Ridley, [the sister of the deceased and] wife of John Ridley, for the use of [John Swinburne alias Thirlwall, nephew and] the executor, a minor
DPRI/1/1629/D4/2: 16 February 1629 - Inventory, actual total £5 4s 4d
Digitised material for Alce Dod, widow of Simonburn, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1629/D4 DPRI/1/1629/D9 15 March 1630
Richard Dutchborne, of Lemettden (Lemetden), Edlingham [Edlingham, Northumberland]; also spelt Ditchburne, Dutchburne
See DPRI/4/13 f.12v: 15 March 1630
DPRI/1/1629/D9/1-2: undated - Will with inventory, undated, actual total £39 2s (with account of debts of £9) Will dated 3 February. Endorsed: probate granted at Alnwick to Thomas Adams of Longhoughton and his wife Isabell, [daughter and] sole
executrix, 25 February 1630
Digitised material for Richard Dutchborne of Edlingham, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1629/D9 DPRI/1/1629/E1 29 October 1629
Archbald Ellot, yeoman, of parish of Wooller (Woller, Wooler) within the countie of Northumberland [Wooler, Northumberland]; also spelt Elwood, Ellott
Probate not recorded in Probate Act books.
DPRI/1/1629/E1/1: 5 July 1629 - Will probate granted at Wooler to Robert Elwood (Ellott), [son and] executor, 29 October 1629
DPRI/1/1629/E1/2: 5 July 1629 - Inventory, actual total £22 2s 7d (with account of debts of £12 0s 4d)
Bond: DPRI/3/1629/B247
Digitised material for Archbald Ellot, yeoman of Wooler, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1629/E1 DPRI/1/1629/E3
George Emerson, senior, gentleman, of Eastgate (Eastyate, Eastyeat in Wardalle) in the parish of Stanhopp (Stanhope) in Wardell in the countye of Durham [Stanhope, County Durham]
Christopher Harrison and George Emerson are named as joint executors in the first will, while George Emerson is alone named as 'full' executor in the second will. See DPRI/4/8 ff.122v; 126v; 127v; 128; 130v; 131v; 134; 136v; 138; 139; 141v; 145v;
147v; 162; 210v; 214; 214v; 222: before 1627-Jan 1630. The Probate Act book is unfortunately damaged for the period covering 1629, but see also 1629 bond 201.
DPRI/1/1629/E3/1: 10 October 1627 - Will Subscribed with memorandum relating to 13 August 1629 Durham Chancery case: Christopher Harrison [brother-in-law] v George Emerson [nephew] Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories
from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 211-212
DPRI/1/1629/E3/2: 10 October 1627 - Will Subscribed with memoradum relating to Anne Harrison, sister, and a cause promoted by her husband Christopher Harrison. Endorsed: with inventory, exhibited by Raph Emerson [?brother], 1 March 1630
DPRI/1/1629/E3/3-4: 10 October 1627 - Inventory, actual total £42 0s 8d [exhibited by Raph Emerson (?brother), 1 March 1630]
DPRI/1/1629/E3/5 - Wrapper Endorsed: (1) [will] exhibited by Christopher Harreson; (2) duplicate
Digitised material for George Emerson, senior, gentleman of Stanhope, County Durham - DPRI/1/1629/E3 DPRI/1/1629/F1 15 June 1629
Thomas Fenwick, gentleman, of Tweedmouth (Twedmoth) within the countie pallentine of Durham [Tweedmouth, Northumberland]; also spelt Fenwicke
DPRI/1/1629/F1/1: 3 October 1626 - Will probate granted at Berwick to William Fenwick of Tweedmouth and Lancelot Fenwick of Berwick gentlemen, (executors), 15 June 1629
DPRI/1/1629/F1/2-3: 3 October 1626 - Inventory, actual total £74 6s 2d
Bond: DPRI/3/1629/B125
Digitised material for Thomas Fenwick, gentleman of Tweedmouth, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1629/F1 DPRI/1/1629/F2 16 December 1629
Nicholas Forster, gentleman, of Catchburne (Catchborne, Catchborn) within the parish of Morpeth countie of Northumberland [Morpeth, Northumberland]; also spelt Foster
DPRI/1/1629/F2/1-2: 21 October 1629 - Nuncupative will with nuncupative codicil, 5 November 1629 Administration granted to Alexander Foster (Forster) of Swinhoe gentleman, (nephew), and Gillian Habottle (Harbottle) of Preston widow, (sister),
16 December 1629
DPRI/1/1629/F2/3-5: 21 October 1629 - Indented inventory with inventory, 16 November 1629, actual total £86 18s 5d Inventory of goods etc. at Catchburn, with later inventory of goods etc. at Preston appended
Digitised material for Nicholas Forster, gentleman of Morpeth, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1629/F2 DPRI/1/1629/F3 14 April 1629
Thomas Foster, of the Hill in the parishe of Corsensy (Corsenside) [Corsenside, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1629/F3/1-2: 29 November 1623 - Will Endorsed: probate granted to Robert Foster, son and heir, executor, 14 April 1629
DPRI/1/1629/F3/3: 29 November 1623 - Indented inventory, actual total £3 6s 8d
Bond: DPRI/3/1629/B94
Digitised material for Thomas Foster of Corsenside, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1629/F3 DPRI/1/1629/G1
John Garrye, yeoman, of Lowe Coniscliffe (Conisclyffe) in the county of Durham [Low Coniscliffe, County Durham]; also spelt Garrie
DPRI/1/1629/G1/1-2: 18 May 1629 - Will probate granted to John Garrie, nephew and co-executor
DPRI/1/1629/G1/3-4: 18 May 1629 - Inventory, actual total £146 16s (with account of debts, legacies and funeral expenses of £82 17s 2d)
Bond: DPRI/3/1629/B121
Digitised material for John Garrye, yeoman of Low Coniscliffe, County Durham - DPRI/1/1629/G1 DPRI/1/1629/H3 27 November 1629
Henry Harbottle, gentleman, of Beanly (Beenely), Eglingham (Egglingham) [Eglingham, Northumberland]; also spelt Harbotle
DPRI/1/1629/H3/1: undated - Will probate and the tuition of seven named legitimate children and one illegitimate child granted at Chatton to Henry Ogle of Eglingham gentleman, (cousin and) co-executor, 27 November 1629
DPRI/1/1629/H3/2-3: undated - Inventory, actual total £146 16s 6d (with account of debts of £51 16s 3d)
Digitised material for Henry Harbottle, gentleman of Eglingham, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1629/H3 DPRI/1/1629/H6
Anna Hatherwick, widow, of town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1629/H6/1-2: 8 June 1629 - Will Subscribed with 18 August 1629 memorandum relating to a cause to prove the will, William Rochester nephew v Matthew: Isabell Marlow, daughter, exhibited the will for probate in common form; William
Rochester elected Jackson as his proctor to prove the will in solemn form; proctor S assigned to represent Matthew. Endorsed: proved in solemn form.
DPRI/1/1629/H6/3: 8 June 1629 - Inventory, actual total £67 (with account of legacies and funeral expenses of £9)
Digitised material for Anna Hatherwick, widow of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1629/H6 DPRI/1/1629/H7
Robert Hawkesworth, parson of Kimblesworth, vicar of Witton Gilbert, rector, clerk, of Witton Gilbert [Witton Gilbert, County Durham]; also spelt Hawcksworth, Hawkesworthe
DPRI/1/1629/H7/1-2: 22 September 1625 - Will
DPRI/1/1629/H7/3-4: 22 September 1625 - Inventory, actual total £48 0s 8d
Bond: DPRI/3/1629/B159
Digitised material for Robert Hawkesworth, parson of Kimblesworth, vicar of Witton Gilbert, County Durham - DPRI/1/1629/H7 DPRI/1/1629/H8
Mary Hill, spinster, of Shotton (Schoton) in the county of Durham [Shotton, County Durham]
See DPRI/4/13 f.2v
DPRI/1/1629/H8/1: 7 January 1630 - Will Administration granted to Jane Walker, co- executor and Henry Bincks, tutor; also, the tuition or curation of Margaret Binckes (Bincks), co-executor, was granted to the said Henry Bincks
DPRI/1/1629/H8/2-3: 7 January 1630 - Inventory, actual total £48 17s 10d (with account of funeral expenses of £2 4s 4d)
Digitised material for Mary Hill, spinster of Shotton, County Durham - DPRI/1/1629/H8 DPRI/1/1629/H14
Thomas Humble, of cittie of Durham [Durham, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1629/H14/1-3: undated - Account, actual total £240 2s (with discharge of £225 2s 8d) with account, actual total £47 7s 5d (with discharge of £49 6s 5d) with supplementary account, actual total £14 19s 4d (with discharge of £90 10s
9d) Joint and several accounts of Hugo Walton and Barnaby Hutchinson, executors: (1) account of Hugo Walton, the charge being of goods at Moorsley; (2) account of Barnaby Hutchinson, the charge being of goods at Durham; (3) supplementary account [of
Hugo Walton] of still unpaid filial portions and legacies; (4) supplementary list of still unsold inventoried goods (£9 8s 10s). [Although not formally jointly accounted in this way, the total balance of the two executors' accounts is £287 9s 5d
(with discharge of £364 19s 10d), and £9 8s 10d of goods yet unsold.]
Digitised material for Thomas Humble of Durham, County Durham - DPRI/1/1629/H14 DPRI/1/1629/H15 9 April 1629
John Hume, of Middle Horsefeld (Middle Horse Feald, Midle Horsfeild) Lease in the parish of Roathburye (Roathbury, Rothburie) [Rothbury, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1629/H15/1: 26 February 1629 - Will probate granted
DPRI/1/1629/H15/2: 26 February 1629 - Duplicate will probate and the tuition of three named children granted at Rothbury to Elizabeth Hume, relict and co-executor, 9 April 1629
DPRI/1/1629/H15/3: 26 February 1629 - Inventory, actual total £67 15s (with account of debts of £7 0s 8d)
Bond: DPRI/3/1629/B15
Digitised material for John Hume of Rothbury, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1629/H15 DPRI/1/1629/H16
Edward Hutton, gentleman, Mainsfoord (Mainsforth, Mainsford) in the countie of Durham, city of Durham [Bishop Middleham, County Durham; Durham, County Durham]
Aged 72 on 7 November 1629
DPRI/1/1629/H16/1-3: 7 November 1629 - [copy] will
DPRI/1/1629/H16/4-7: 7 November 1629 - Indented inventory, actual total £913 15s Inventory includes goods etc. at Durham as well as at Mainsforth
DPRI/1/1629/H16/8 - Wrapper
Digitised material for Edward Hutton, gentleman of Durham, County Durham - DPRI/1/1629/H16 DPRI/1/1629/J2 25 April 1629
John Jackson, preacher [of Berwick-upon-Tweed], clerk, of burrough of Berwick (Barwick) upon Twede [Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1629/J2/1-2: 12 January 1629 - Will probate granted at Berwick to Elizabeth Jackson, relict and sole executrix, who however renounced the tuition of the chldren [six of whom are named in the will], 25 April 1629
DPRI/1/1629/J2/3-6: 12 January 1629 - Inventory, actual total £112 3s 2d (with account of debts and funeral charges of £58 0s 3d)
Digitised material for John Jackson, preacher of Berwick-upon-Tweed - DPRI/1/1629/J2 DPRI/1/1629/K2
Sir William Kennett, knight, Coxhow in the countye of Durham, the East Grainge in the county palatine of Durham [Coxhoe, County Durham; Shincliffe, County Durham]; also spelt Kennette, Kennet
Location of East Grange uncertain
DPRI/1/1629/K2/1: 16 January 1629 - Will
DPRI/1/1626/K2/2-3: 16 January 1629 - Inventory, actual total £167 6s
Digitised material for Sir William Kennett, knight, of Coxhoe, County Durham - DPRI/1/1629/K2 DPRI/1/1629/L3 26 February 1630
Cuthbert Lynd, yeoman, of Hawkeside alias Auxeide (Aukeside) in the parishe of Midleton in Teasdall (Mydelton in Teasedale, Teasdale) in the countye of Durham [Middleton in Teesdale, County Durham]; also spelt Lynde
See DPRI/4/13 f.7v: 26 February 1630
DPRI/1/1629/L3/1: 12 November 1627 - Will
DPRI/1/1629/L3/2-3: 12 November 1627 - Inventory, actual total £60 9s 6d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £7 19s 3d)
Digitised material for Cuthbert Lynd, yeoman of Middleton in Teesdale, County Durham - DPRI/1/1629/L3 DPRI/1/1629/M2 27 January 1630
Margaret Milborne, widow, of the streete called the Cloth market, the parish of Sainct Nycholas in Newcastle upon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne St Nicholas, Northumberland]; also spelt Milburne
DPRI/1/1629/M2/1: 19 November 1628 - Will Endorsed: administration and the tuition of Jane Milburne, sole executrix, and Thomas Milburne, children of the deceased, granted to Thomas Newton, consanguine, 27 January 1630
DPRI/1/1629/M2/2: 19 November 1628 - Nuncupative codicil
Bond: DPRI/3/1629/B137
Digitised material for Margaret Milborne, widow of Newcastle upon Tyne St Nicholas, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1629/M2 DPRI/1/1629/M4
Richard Mosee, of parish of Gateside [Gateshead, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1629/M4/1-2: undated - Account of Ambrose Mosse, son and executor; endorsed with supplementary account of desperate debts of £29 14s 8d of which £2 3s had been received. [The accountant also requests that £25 11s 8d of additional
(unitemised) desperate debts formerly listed in the inventory be disbursed. The total balance, nothing disbursed, is therefore £227 3s 8d (with discharge of £188 8s 6d), but the account was not passed in that form.]
DPRI/1/1629/M4/3 - Wrapper
Digitised material for Richard Mosee of Gateshead, County Durham - DPRI/1/1629/M4 DPRI/1/1629/N2 15 June 1629
Dann Nexsonn, of the est sid of the street called Rattenrowe, Berwick [Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland]; also spelt Nexson, Danne, Nixon
Will endorsed 'and inventory' (not present)
DPRI/1/1629/N2/1: 10 June 1628 - Will probate and the tuition of George and John Nixon granted at Tweedmouth to Allison Nixon, relict and executrix, 15 June 1629
Digitised material for Dann Nexsonn of Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1629/N2 DPRI/1/1629/P1
Robartt Pasmour, of parish of Hart [Hart, County Durham]; also spelt Robart, Pasmor, Pasmoure, Passmour
DPRI/1/1629/P1/1-2: 28 March 1629 - Will Administration granted to John Pasmoure, brother; and the tuition [of Jeane Pasmour, daughter and sole executrix,] granted to William Jurdeson, [?father-in-law]
DPRI/1/1629/P1/3-4: 28 March 1629 - Inventory, actual total £189 2s 8d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £45 2s 8d)
Bond: DPRI/3/1629/B61-62
Digitised material for Robartt Pasmour of Hart, County Durham - DPRI/1/1629/P1 DPRI/1/1629/P3
Bartholomew Paverell, yeoman, of Ingleton in the parish of Stanthrop in the countey of Durham [Ingleton, County Durham]; also spelt Peaverill. Died 28 June 1628
DPRI/1/1629/P3/1-2: 14 June 1628 - Will Administration granted to Cuthbert Peaverill during the minority of the co-executors, [Issabell, Ellinor and Jennet Paverell]; the tuition of Robert, Ellinor and Issabell granted to the same Cuthbert
Paverell, brother of the deceased; the tuition of Jennet Paverell granted to Edward Midleton, her uncle
DPRI/1/1629/P3/3-4: 14 June 1628 - Inventory, actual total £140 8s 8d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £6 5s 7d)
Bond: DPRI/3/1629/B107
Digitised material for Bartholomew Paverell, yeoman of Ingleton, County Durham - DPRI/1/1629/P3 DPRI/1/1629/R1
Francis Radclyffe, of Dilston within the parish of Corbridge [Corbridge, Northumberland]; also spelt Radcliffe, Ratcliffe
DPRI/1/1629/R1/1: 1 September 1629 - Nuncupative will
DPRI/1/1629/R1/2: 1 September 1629 - Indented inventory, actual total £28 (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £7 1s 2d)
DPRI/1/1629/R1/3 - Wrapper Endorsed with transcription of Puiset's c.1180 charter to Finchale
Digitised material for Francis Radclyffe of Corbridge, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1629/R1 DPRI/1/1629/R3
John Ridley, of Haltwesle towne within the parishe of Haltwesle [Haltwhistle, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1629/R3/1: 18 July 1629 - Will
DPRI/1/1629/R3/2: 18 July 1629 - Inventory, actual total £19 15s 4d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £55 10s) The inventory total was £74 15s 4d from which £55 'is to be deducted', for reasons not stated.
Bond: DPRI/3/1629/B222
Digitised material for John Ridley of Haltwhistle, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1629/R3 DPRI/1/1629/R4 19 March 1630
Marmaduke Ridley, of parishe of Haltwesle [Haltwhistle, Northumberland]; also spelt Rydley, Ridleye
DPRI/1/1629/R4/1: 8 March 1629 - Will probate granted at Haltwhistle to Jaine Ridley, relict and sole executrix, 19 March 1630
DPRI/1/1629/R4/2-3: 8 March 1629 - Inventory, actual total £11 15s 10d (with account of debts of £6 10s 8d)
Bond: DPRI/3/1629/B83
Digitised material for Marmaduke Ridley of Haltwhistle, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1629/R4 DPRI/1/1629/R5
Nicholas Ridlie, butcher, of towne of Newcastle upon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1629/R5/1: undated - Account of Raphe Cole gentleman, tutor of Christofer Ridlie the infant brother and executor of Thomas Ridlie who was in his turn the executor of his father Nicholas Ridley, the deceased. The account was
exhibited at the promotion of Arthur Brode, whose right to do so was denied by the accountant. The accountant states in his account that Ursely Ridlie the relict had received more than her proper share, which excess he requests to be repaid.
Digitised material for Nicholas Ridlie, butcher of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1629/R5 DPRI/1/1629/R6
Richard Rowmayne, of towne and county of Newcastle upon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]; also spelt Romaine, Rowmaine, Romain
DPRI/1/1629/R6/1-2: 23 March 1629 - Will with codicil, undated with copy codicil, 27 March 1629 with copy nuncupative codicil, 28 March 1629
DPRI/1/1629/R6/3: 23 March 1629 - Codicil with nuncupative codicil, 28 March 1629
DPRI/1/1629/R6/4-6: 23 March 1629 - Indented inventory, actual total £410 16s 4d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £23 0s 4d) Endorsed by probate office: will, inventory and three codicils
Digitised material for Richard Rowmayne of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1629/R6 DPRI/1/1629/S1
Gawen Salkeld, merchant, of parish of Alnwicke (Alnewicke) [Alnwick, Northumberland]; also spelt Salkeilde, Salkilde, Salkeild
DPRI/1/1629/S1/1-2: 22 May 1629 - Will with court documents Probate granted at Alnwick to Alice Salkilde, relict and sole executor, 30 November 1629. On second sheet there are two (undated) memoranda by Henry Johnson, parson of Bothal relating
to the issuing of (1) the marriage licence of Gregory Potts of Brinkburn and Elizabeth Walker of Bothal; (2) citation with intimation to the executors of the will of Lancelot Hatherwicke of Morpeth, probate otherwise to be granted to John Mitforde
gentleman, a creditor.
DPRI/1/1629/S1/3-4: 22 May 1629 - Inventory, actual total £128 19s 4d
Digitised material for Gawen Salkeld, merchant of Alnwick, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1629/S1 DPRI/1/1629/S6
Thomas Selbie, gentleman, of Berwicke upon Tweed (Barwick) [Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland]; also spelt Selby
DPRI/1/1629/S6/1-2: 4 July 1629 - Account of Philadelpha Selbie the relict and co-executor of the deceased Thomas Selbie who was in his turn the executor of Thomas Parkinson of Berwick alderman [?see DPRI/1/1619/P4]; subscribed with
account of the allocation of portions to the widow and children. The account includes transactions relating to the administration of both Thomas Selbie's and Thomas Parkinson's estates: £172 16s 4d of the discharge relates to the latter estate. The
charge does not include £86 11s 9d of goods entered into by John Selbie, brother and (named but not sanctioned) co-executor. [These goods may have been certain fishing rights, in the possession of which the accountant claims to have been 'violently
disturbed' by the same John Selbie, and which was the subject of a lawsuit.]
Digitised material for Thomas Selbie, gentleman of Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1629/S6 DPRI/1/1629/S9 13 February 1630
Henry Steele, of Fenwicke (Fenwick), Kiloe [Kyloe, Northumberland]; also spelt Steell, Stell
DPRI/1/1629/S9/1: 17 March 1629 - Will probate granted at Tweedmouth to Elizabeth Steele relict and Ralph Steele son, executors, 13 February 1630
DPRI/1/1629/S9/2: 17 March 1629 - Inventory, actual total £32 0s 10d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £7 13s 6d)
Digitised material for Henry Steele of Kyloe, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1629/S9 DPRI/1/1629/S10
Ralph Strangish, of Ancrofte chappelry [Ancroft, Northumberland]; also spelt Stranguish, Strangwish
DPRI/1/1629/S10/1: 13 February 1630 - Inventory Administration granted at Tweedmouth to John Strangwish and his wife Agnes Strangwish the former relict of the deceased also for the use of five named children of the deceased, 13 February
1630
Digitised material for Ralph Strangish of Ancroft, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1629/S10 DPRI/1/1629/T2 10 April 1629
Raph Taylor, of Beidnell (Bednell), Balmebrough [Beadnell, Northumberland]; also spelt Tailor
DPRI/1/1629/T2/1-2: 31 March 1626 - Will probate granted at Bambrough to Elizabeth Taylor relict and George Taylor son, executors; same day and place, the tuition of four named children granted to the same Elizabeth Taylor, 10 April 1629
DPRI/1/1629/T2/3: 31 March 1626 - Inventory, actual total £28 2s 10d
Bond: DPRI/3/1629/B88
Digitised material for Raph Taylor of Beadnell, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1629/T2 DPRI/1/1629/T4 27 April 1629
John Thew, of Beill in the parishe of Kyloe (Kiloe) [Kyloe, Northumberland]; also spelt Thewe
Not found in Probate Act book DPRI/4/8: probate office endorsements and a memorandum on the will and copy will indicate that while a bond and the inventory were interpolated into the records in 1628 (at Alnwick), probate was only granted in April
1629.
DPRI/1/1629/T4/1-2: 26 September 1624 - Will Subscribed: the inventory and bond having first been exhibited at Alnwick, probate was granted to Rachell Thewe, relict and executrix, 27 April 1629
DPRI/1/1629/T4/3: 26 September 1624 - Copy will
DPRI/1/1629/T4/4: 26 September 1624 - Inventory, actual total £15 7s 10d
Digitised material for John Thew of Kyloe, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1629/T4 DPRI/1/1629/T7
Robert Tod, of North Hart [Hart, County Durham]; also spelt Todd, Tood
DPRI/1/1629/T7/1-2: 24 February 1629 - Will Administration granted to
DPRI/1/1629/T7/3: 24 February 1629 - Inventory, actual total £93 11s 9d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £8 6s 6d
Bond: DPRI/3/1629/B47
Digitised material for Robert Tod of Hart, County Durham - DPRI/1/1629/T7 DPRI/1/1629/T8
Henry Trewett, of Tuddoe in the parish of Branspeth [Tudhoe, County Durham]; also spelt Trewthet, Trewhit
DPRI/1/1629/T8/1-2: 17 September 1629 - Will Endorsed: inventory exhibited, 30 October 1629
DPRI/1/1629/T8/3: 17 September 1629 - Inventory, actual total £167 4s [exhibited, 30 October 1629]
Bond: DPRI/3/1629/B236
Digitised material for Henry Trewett of Tudhoe, County Durham - DPRI/1/1629/T8 DPRI/1/1629/T10 26 March 1629
Jenett Turner, widow, of Cowpon within the parishe (chapelry) off Horton and countie of Northumberland [Cowpen, Northumberland]; also spelt Janet
DPRI/1/1629/T10/1: 17 March 1629 - Indented will probate granted at Woodhorn to Oswald Turner and James Turner, 26 March 1629
DPRI/1/1629/T10/2-3: 17 March 1629 - Copy will
DPRI/1/1629/T10/4: 17 March 1629 - Inventory, actual total £5 16s 8d
Bond: DPRI/3/1629/B19
Digitised material for Jenett Turner, widow of Cowpen, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1629/T10 DPRI/1/1629/W1
Mighell Wake, of Usworth (Osworth) [Usworth, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1629/W1/1-2: 14 May 1629 - Inventory Endorsed: administration granted to Barbara Wake widow, also for the use of Thomas, Margaret and Richard Wake, children; Richard Matthew of Great Usworth tanner, bondsman
Bond: DPRI/3/1629/B114
Digitised material for Mighell Wake of Usworth, County Durham - DPRI/1/1629/W1 DPRI/1/1629/W2 19 February 1630
Jhone Wallace, of Hummiltonn (Humbleton), Doddington chappelry [Doddington, Northumberland]; also spelt John, Walles
See DPRI/4/13 f.7: 19 February 1630
DPRI/1/1629/W2/1: undated - Will probate granted at Wooler to John Revely, 12 February [1630]
DPRI/1/1629/W2/2: undated - Inventory, actual total £25 13s
Digitised material for Jhone Wallace of Doddington, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1629/W2 DPRI/1/1629/W3 7 October 1629
Gabraell Wanles, of Greinechester within the parish of Elsden [Elsdon, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1629/W3/1-2: 14 May 1629 - Nuncupative will with inventory, 15 June 1629, actual total £28 10s (with account of debts of £3 3s 10d) probate granted at Morpeth to Jane Wanles, relict, 7 October 1629
Bond: DPRI/3/1629/B232
Digitised material for Gabraell Wanles of Elsdon, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1629/W3 DPRI/1/1629/W6
Thomas Wetherelt, yeoman, of Middleton One Rowe (parish of Midleton George) in the countie of Durham [Middleton St George, County Durham]; also spelt Weetherelt, Wetherell
DPRI/1/1629/W6/1: 1 January 1629 - Will Endorsed: William and John Johnson of Redmarshall yeomen, bondsmen
DPRI/1/1629/W6/2-3: 1 January 1629 - Inventory, actual total £106 10s (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £18 8s)
Bond: DPRI/3/1629/B239
Digitised material for Thomas Wetherelt, yeoman of Middleton St George, County Durham - DPRI/1/1629/W6 DPRI/1/1629/W10
Lanclett Wilkinson, yeoman, of Horden in the parishe of Easington in the countie of Durham [Easington, County Durham]; also spelt Lancelott. Died 29 January 1630
See DPRI/4/13 f.7v: 27 February 1630. The testator stated in January 1630 that an earlier will had been burned; nevertheless, at probate the two documents are treated as a will and codicil.
DPRI/1/1629/W10/1: 6 September 1629 - Will Subscribed with (undated) memorandum relating to probate
DPRI/1/1629/W10/2-3: 6 September 1629 - Nuncupative codicil
DPRI/1/1629/W10/4: 6 September 1629 - Inventory, actual total £122 8s 8d
Digitised material for Lanclett Wilkinson, yeoman of Easington, County Durham - DPRI/1/1629/W10
Wills etc proved 1630Reference: DPRI/1/1630DPRI/1/1630/A1 23 October 1630
Cuthberd Adthy, yeoman, of Mainsforth (Mainsfourth) of the parish of Bishop Midleham (Middleham) and in the county of Durham [Bishop Middleham, County Durham]; also spelt Cuthbert, Athye
DPRI/1/1630/A1/1: 3 April 1630 - Will probate granted, 23 October 1630
DPRI/1/1630/A1/2: 3 April 1630 - Inventory, actual total £31 1s 8d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £16 4s 10d)
Bond: DPRI/3/1630/B235
Digitised material for Cuthberd Adthy, yeoman of Bishop Middleham, County Durham - DPRI/1/1630/A1 DPRI/1/1630/B2 3 July 1630
Thomas Bell, one of H.M.'s pensioners, pensioner, of Castle Gaite, broughe of Berwicke (Barwicke) upon Tweede [Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1630/B2/1-2: 8 January 1628 - Will probate granted at Tweedmouth to Anna (Agnes) Smyth, former relict and now wife of Thomas Smyth of Ancroft, 3 July 1630
DPRI/1/1630/B2/3-4: 8 January 1628 - Inventory, actual total £15 13s 2d
Bond: DPRI/3/1630/B150
Digitised material for Thomas Bell of Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1630/B2 DPRI/1/1630/B5 2 November 1630
Robert Bowdan, maltman, of Alnwicke (Alnewicke) [Alnwick, Northumberland]; also spelt Bowdon
DPRI/1/1630/B5/1: 23 June 1630 - Will Will, with list of debts owed to (£8 4s 2d) and owed by (£3 5s) the testator. Probate granted at Alnwick to Elizabeth Bowdon, relict and executrix, 2 November 1630
DPRI/1/1630/B5/2: 23 June 1630 - Inventory, actual total £5 7s 4d
Digitised material for Robert Bowdan, maltman of Alnwick, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1630/B5 DPRI/1/1630/B7 2 November 1630
Thomas Brigges, glover, of parish of Alnwicke (Alnewicke) [Alnwick, Northumberland]; also spelt Briggs
DPRI/1/1630/B7/1: September 1630 - Will with codicil, 1 October 1630 Date of will in September 1630 uncertain (damage)
DPRI/1/1630/B7/2: September 1630 - Inventory, actual total £95 9s 2d probate granted at Alnwick to Elizabeth Briggs relict and Gawen Swan (Swanne) (son-in-law), executors, 2 November 1630
Digitised material for Thomas Brigges, glover of Alnwick, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1630/B7 DPRI/1/1630/D2
Edward Dodsworth, gentleman, of East Chevington (Chivington) in the county of Northumberland, and parish of Warkworth [Chevington, Northumberland]; also spelt Doddsworth
DPRI/1/1630/D2/1-2: 10 April 1630 - Will probate granted at Morpeth to Katherine and Elizabeth Dodsworth, relict and daughter, 27 October 1630; on the same day, the tuition of Elizabeth Dodsworth was granted to Katherine Dosworth, her
mother
DPRI/1/1630/D2/3-4: 10 April 1630 - Inventory, actual total £409 5s (with account of debts of £118 14s)
Digitised material for Edward Dodsworth, gentleman of Chevington, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1630/D2 DPRI/1/1630/F4
Uswald Fenwick, burgess [of Berwick-upon-Tweed], of brough of Barwicke uppon Tweed [Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland]; also spelt Oswald, Fenwicke
DPRI/1/1630/F4/1-2: 30 November 1629 - Will probate granted at Berwick to Annes Fenwicke relict, and John Satterthwaite, executors, 3 July 1630
DPRI/1/1630/F4/3-4: 30 November 1629 - Inventory of shop goods, actual total £101 6s 9d with inventory of household goods, 26 April 1630, actual total £33 14s 5d Inventory of household and shop goods etc.
Digitised material for Uswald Fenwick, burgess of Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1630/F4 DPRI/1/1630/F3 20 August 1630
Lionell Fenwicke, of Blaguedon (Blaigden), parish of Stannyngton [Stannington, Northumberland]
See DPRI/4/13 f.41: administration granted to Edward Lorren for the use of four named children, 20 August 1630; Juliane Fenwicke, relict, having renounced; inventory exhibited, 11 November 1631 [sic]. For the account of Lionell Fenwicke, see -
DPRI/1/1631/F1/1-2
DPRI/1/1630/F3/1-2: 18 August 1630 - Copy inventory Endorsed: administration granted, 20 August 1630 Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929,
reprinted 1968), p 231-232
Bond: DPRI/3/1630/B184
Digitised material for Lionell Fenwicke of Stannington, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1630/F3 DPRI/1/1630/F5
Thomas Follansby, gentleman, of East Rackwod Hill (Rockwoodhill) of the parishe of Hamsterly (Hampsterley) and within the county of Durham [Hamsterley, County Durham]; also spelt Follansbye, Follansbie
DPRI/1/1630/F5/1-2: 12 April 1630 - Will Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 222-223
DPRI/1/1630/F5/3: 12 April 1630 - Inventory, actual total £290 15s 7d
Bond: DPRI/3/1630/B166
Digitised material for Thomas Follansby, gentleman of Hamsterley, County Durham - DPRI/1/1630/F5 DPRI/1/1630/F6 4 November 1630
Isabell Forster, wife of Mathew Forster, yeoman, widow, of Beall (Beell) within the county pallatine of Durham, chapelry of Kiloe [Kyloe, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1630/F6/1: 3 August 1630 - Will probate granted at Lowick to David Wright of Chillingham, co-executor, with a power being reserved to Richard Selbie, co-executor, 4 November 1630
DPRI/1/1630/F6/2: 3 August 1630 - Inventory, actual total £16 1s 2d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £1 10s and more) with inventory, actual total £4 19s
Digitised material for Isabell Forster, widow of Mathew Forster, yeoman, of Kyloe, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1630/F6 DPRI/1/1630/F7 1 April 1630
Thomas Foster, gentleman, of Broxfeild in the chapelry of Renington (Rennington) [Rennington, Northumberland]; also spelt Forster, Froster. Died 1 January 1630
See DPRI/4/13 f.17: 1 April 1630
DPRI/1/1630/F7/1-2: undated - Will Will, with list of debts owed by (2s 6d) and owed to (8s) the testator. Probate granted at Alnwick to Dorothy Forster, daughter-in-law and executrix, 18 March 1630
DPRI/1/1630/F7/3-4: undated - Inventory, actual total £17 10s 4d
Digitised material for Thomas Foster, gentleman of Rennington, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1630/F7 DPRI/1/1630/F8 2 November 1630
Marke Foster, gentleman, of Charletonn in the countie of Northumberland, Ellingham [Ellingham, Northumberland]; also spelt Forster
DPRI/1/1630/F8/1: 9 April 1630 - Will probate granted at Alnwick to Margaret Forster of North Charlton relict, and Mathew Forster son, executors, 2 November 1630; same date, the tuition of five named daughters granted to the same Margaret
Forster
DPRI/1/1630/F8/2-3: 9 April 1630 - Inventory, actual total £25 2s (with account of debts of £9 14s 2d)
Digitised material for Marke Foster, gentleman of Ellingham, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1630/F8 DPRI/1/1630/F9
Dame Elizabeth Frevile, wife of Sir George Frevile knight, widow, of Wallworth in the county palatine of Durham [Heighington, County Durham]; also spelt Freville
Testator requests to be buried at Sedgefield with her husband
DPRI/1/1630/F9/1-2: 1 July 1630 - Will Endorsed with memorandum relating to 20 November 1753 High Court of Chancery case: Sir Dudley Ryder, H.M. Attorney General, at the relation of James Leslie D.D. and James Thompson clerk v John Burdon
esquire and Robert Ord gentleman and others Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 223-229
DPRI/1/1630/F9/3: 1 July 1630 - Codicil
Digitised material for Dame Elizabeth Frevile, widow of Sir George Frevile knight, of Heighington, County Durham - DPRI/1/1630/F9 DPRI/1/1630/F10 17 April 1630
Bryan Frisell, yeoman, of Cornforth (Corneforthe) in the county of Durham [Cornforth, County Durham]; also spelt Frissell, Frizell, Freisell
See DPRI/4/13 f.19: administration granted to Anne Frizell, a monition having been issued, 17 April 1630
DPRI/1/1630/F10/4-5: 19 December 1629 - Will Will exhibited by [Robert] Bedford clerk, executor (?renouced), but not proved, 10 April 1630
DPRI/1/1630/F10/3: 19 December 1629 - Inventory, actual total £29 15s 8d
DPRI/1/1630/F10/1-2: 19 December 1629 - Copy inventory, actual total £29 15s 8d Certified copy
Bond: DPRI/3/1630/B30
Digitised material for Bryan Frisell, yeoman of Cornforth, County Durham - DPRI/1/1630/F10 DPRI/1/1630/G1 7 October 1630
Michael Garnett, gentleman, of Blackwell within the parish of Darlington [Darlington, County Durham]; also spelt Garnet, Gargett
See DPRI/4/13 f.53: 7 October 1630
DPRI/1/1630/G1/1-2: 26 March 1629 - Will Date uncertain. Administration and tuition of Margaret Deanhame, the executrix, granted to Elinor [Garnett], mother, for the use of the said executrix.
Bond: DPRI/3/1630/B219
Digitised material for Michael Garnett, gentleman of Darlington, County Durham - DPRI/1/1630/G1 DPRI/1/1630/G2 4 March 1631
Thomas Garthron, yeoman, of the Newe Rawe (Newrawe) in the countie of Durham [Hamsterley, County Durham]; also spelt Garthrone, Garthorne
DPRI/1/1630/G2/1: 11 January 1630 - Will Endorsed: probate granted to Jane Garthorne relict, and John and Hugh Garthorne, sons, 4 March 1631; with names of the sureties
DPRI/1/1630/G2/2-10: 11 January 1630 - Indented inventory, actual total £462 15s (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £33 14s 2d)
Digitised material for Thomas Garthron, yeoman of Hamsterley, County Durham - DPRI/1/1630/G2 DPRI/1/1630/G6 30 October 1630
Humphrey Green, of Stanington [Stannington, Northumberland]; also spelt Humphraye, Grene, Greine
DPRI/1/1630/G6/1-2: 12 March 1630 - Will Will, with (undated) list of the testator's debts of £285 15s. Probate granted to Margery Green, relict and sole executrix, 30 October 1630
DPRI/1/1630/G6/3: 12 March 1630 - Inventory, actual total £120 19s 2d
Digitised material for Humphrey Green of Stannington, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1630/G6 DPRI/1/1630/G7
James Grene, tanner, of Alnwicke (Alnewicke) [Alnwick, Northumberland]; also spelt Greine
DPRI/1/1630/G7/1: 1 October 1629 - Will Will, with list of debts owed to (£1 1s 4d) and owed by (£3 10s) the testator. Probate granted at Wooler to Agnes Grene, relict and co-executor, 27 April 1630; no tuition
DPRI/1/1630/G7/2: 1 October 1629 - Inventory, actual total £19 4s 6d
Digitised material for James Grene, tanner of Alnwick, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1630/G7 DPRI/1/1630/G8 10 March 1631
Dame Marye Guevara, widow, of Duddo within the county pallentyen of Durham, Norham [Duddo, Northumberland]; also spelt Mary, Guavara, Garve[ra], Gueilra
See DPRI/4/13 f.76v: 10 March 1631
DPRI/1/1630/G8/1-2: 7 October 1630 - Will Will, dated 29 September 1630 at head and 7 October 1630 at foot. Probate granted at Wooler to James Swinhoe, to whom was also granted the tuition of Elloner (Ellinor) Claveringe, grand-daughter of the
deceased and daughter of James Claveringe of Chatton gentleman, executor, 10 March 1631. (The said tuition was also granted to Dorothy Swinhoe, daughter, in the will.)
DPRI/1/1630/G8/3-6: 7 October 1630 - Inventory, actual total £309 11s 4d
Digitised material for Dame Marye Guevara, widow of Duddo, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1630/G8 DPRI/1/1630/H1
Richard Harrison, of Nenthall, parish of Alstone (Alston) [Alston, Cumberland]
DPRI/1/1630/H1/1: 24 November 1629 - Will Endorsed: administration granted to Margrett Harrison, relict and sole executrix; tuition of Richard and Sibell Harrison, children [?granted - no bond survives].
DPRI/1/1630/H1/2: 24 November 1629 - Inventory, actual total £26 0s 2d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £3 10s)
Digitised material for Richard Harrison of Alston, Cumberland - DPRI/1/1630/H1 DPRI/1/1630/H2
Raph Hartley, yeoman, of Thornelye (Thornleye, Thornley) in the countie of Durham and parishe of Wolsingham [Thornley, Wolsingham, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1630/H2/1-2: 12 March 1630 - Will Administration granted to John Hartley, son, with the consent of Elizabeth Hartley, relict
DPRI/1/1630/H2/3-4: 12 March 1630 - Inventory, actual total £29 14s 4d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £3 10s) Dated, 13 April
Bond: DPRI/3/1630/B55
Digitised material for Raph Hartley, yeoman of Thornley, Wolsingham, County Durham - DPRI/1/1630/H2 DPRI/1/1630/H4
Stephen Hegg, [notary public], of city of Durisme (Durham) [Durham, County Durham]; also spelt Robert, Hegg
For an article discussing a manuscript formerly in the collection of Robert Hegg and now in the British Library (BL Ms Cotton Vespasian D. 8.), see 'The Provenance of the N-town Codex,' by Stephen Spector published in The Library, 6th Series, 1
(1979), p25-33: [additional information drawn from this source].
DPRI/1/1630/H4/1: 7 May 1630 - Indented inventory Inventory [of Mrs Judith Gibbons, daughter of Stephen Hegg and administratrix] of the goods of Stephen Hegg not administered by Robert Hegg, his (son and) executor, as well as the goods of Robert
Hegg; with account of the administratrix's disbursements. [The inventory is laid out much like an account.] Exhibited, 10 May 1630.
Digitised material for Stephen Hegg, notary public of Durham, County Durham – DPRI/1/1630/H4 DPRI/1/1630/H5
Robert Hixon, yeoman, of Kirkemerrington (Merington, Kirk Merrington, Church Merrington) in the countie of Durham [Merrington, County Durham]; also spelt Hickson, Hicksonn
DPRI/1/1630/H5/1-2: 5 August 1639 - Will
DPRI/1/1630/H5/3: 5 August 1639 - Copy will
DPRI/1/1630/H5/4-5: 5 August 1639 - Inventory, actual total £162 19s Subscribed with memorandum relating to the value of two leases
DPRI/1/1630/H5/6: 5 August 1639 - Copy inventory, actual total £162 19s
Bond: DPRI/3/1630/B191
Digitised material for Robert Hixon, yeoman of Merrington, County Durham - DPRI/1/1630/H5 DPRI/1/1630/H6 18 September 1630
William Hixon, yeoman, of Middleston (Midlestonne, Midleston) in the counte of Durham [Merrington, County Durham]; also spelt Hickson
See DPRI/4/13 f.43: proved, 18 September 1630
DPRI/1/1630/H6/1-2: June 1624 - Will Date uncertain; probate granted to Thomas Hixon, son and sole executor, to whom was also granted the tuition of his sister, Elizabeth Hixon
DPRI/1/1630/H6/3: June 1624 - Inventory, actual total £250 4s
DPRI/1/1630/H6/4-9: June 1624 - Inventory, actual total £250 4s Letterly mutilated and used as wrappers to 1630 and 1630 bundles
Bond: DPRI/3/1630/B189
Digitised material for William Hixon, yeoman of Merrington, County Durham - DPRI/1/1630/H6 DPRI/1/1630/H9 11 March 1631
Cuthbert Horslye, gentleman, of Buckton, Kiloe [Kyloe, Northumberland]; also spelt Horsley
See DPRI/4/13 f.76v: 11 March 1631
DPRI/1/1630/H9/1: 13 August 1630 - Will probate granted at Lowick to Besse (Elizabeth) Horslye relict and Nicholas Horslye, executors, 11 March 1631
DPRI/1/1630/H9/2: 13 August 1630 - Inventory, actual total £22 8s 8d
Digitised material for Cuthbert Horslye, gentleman of Kyloe, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1630/H9 DPRI/1/1630/H13 24 September 1630
Henry Hyltone, of Feildho[use] []; also spelt Hylton, Hilton
Will made prior to a journey to London. See DPRI/4/13 f.43: 24 September 1630. Location of Fieldhouse not known.
DPRI/1/1630/H13/1: 31 May 1630 - Will
DPRI/1/1630/H13/2-3: 31 May 1630 - Inventory, actual total £227 13s 4d Administration granted to Elizabeth [Hylton], relict
Digitised material for Henry Hyltone, of Feildhouse (unidentified) - DPRI/1/1630/H13 DPRI/1/1630/J3
Henry Jones, deputy captain of Norham and [Holy] Island Shires, [militia] deputy captain, esquire, of the Holy Iland of the county pallatine of Durham [Holy Island, Northumberland]; also spelt Henrye, Joanes
See DPRI/4/13 f.53v: 8 November 1630
DPRI/1/1630/J3/1-4: 13 August 1629 - Will Will, endorsed with (?additional bequest). Probate granted at Lowick to Peter Jones gentleman, son and sole executor, 4 November 1630
Digitised material for Henry Jones, deputy captain of Norham and Holy Island, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1630/J3 DPRI/1/1630/L1
John Lawe, of Cowpon in the parish of Billingham [Billingham, County Durham]; also spelt Laws
DPRI/1/1630/L1/1-2: 14 January 1631 - Will Endorsed with (incomplete and undated) certificate of probate (by commission)
DPRI/1/1630/L1/3-4: 14 January 1631 - Inventory, actual total £306 19s 1d (with account of debts of £248 3s 8d)
Digitised material for John Lawe of Billingham, County Durham - DPRI/1/1630/L1 DPRI/1/1630/M1 16 March 1631
Robert Maland, yeoman, of Gilligate in the citty and county of Durham [Durham, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1630/M1/1: 5 October 1630 - Nuncupative will Administration granted to George Tallor, to whom was also granted the tuition of Elizabeth [Maland, daughter and sole executrix].
DPRI/1/1630/M1/2: 5 October 1630 - Inventory, actual total £78 2s 10d Endorsed: will proved and tuition granted, 16 March 1631
Digitised material for Robert Maland, yeoman of Durham, County Durham - DPRI/1/1630/M1 DPRI/1/1630/M5
Peter Merley, yeoman, of Hilton in the county palatine of Durham [Hylton, County Durham]; also spelt Marley
See DPRI/4/13 f.22: 15 May 1630
DPRI/1/1630/M5/1: 16 February 1629 - Nuncupative will Endorsed: commission issued to Cuthbert Merley MA, clerk (and a witness to the will), to prove the will and grant administration to the executrix Agnes Merley, the relict, 21 July 1629
DPRI/1/1630/M5/2-3: 16 February 1629 - Inventory, actual total £209 6s 2d
Bond: DPRI/3/1630/B76
Digitised material for Peter Merley, yeoman of Hylton, County Durham - DPRI/1/1630/M5 DPRI/1/1630/M6
Marmaduke Midleton, son of Cuthbert Middleton, of parish of Middleton George [Middleton St George, County Durham]; also spelt Middleton
Midleton's death was the subject of a coroner's inquiry.
DPRI/1/1630/M6/1-2: undated - Account of Cuthbert Middleton of both the goods etc. of his son Marmaduke Middleton and also of the tuition of his grand-daughter Dorothy Middleton's goods and portion etc. Of the charge, £30 17s 8d is not
accounted in the balance, this sum being made up of desperate debts not yet received, and the subject of a Durham Chancery case: William Johnson v Cuthbert Middleton.
Digitised material for Marmaduke Midleton, son of Cuthbert Middleton of Middleton St George, County Durham - DPRI/1/1630/M6 DPRI/1/1630/M7
John Milbanck, merchant, of towne and county of Newcastle upon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1630/M7/1: 13 September 1630 - Will
DPRI/1/1630/M7/2-5: 13 September 1630 - Indented inventory, actual total £1,183 12s 8d (with account of funeral expenses of £81 19s 2d) with supplementary inventory, 6 September 1631, actual total £3,035 13s 7d (with account of debts and
funeral expenses of £684 10s 6d) (1) inventory of household goods etc.; (2) inventory of shop goods, merchandise, shipping, plate and debts
Digitised material for John Milbanck, merchant of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1630/M7 DPRI/1/1630/M10
Thomas Morton, vicar of Wooler, clerk, of Wooller [Wooler, Northumberland]; also spelt Moreton
DPRI/1/1630/M10/1-2: undated - Inventory Administration granted at Wooler to Peregrine Moreton, son, and Jocasta Moreton, daughter, with the consent of the relict, 10 March 1631
Digitised material for Thomas Morton, vicar of Wooler, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1630/M10 DPRI/1/1630/O1 14 February 1631
Cuthbert Orde, of parish of Norham, Northumberland [Norham, Northumberland]; also spelt Cudbart, Ord. Died 5 November 1630
DPRI/1/1630/O1/1: 5 November 1630 - Nuncupative will probate granted at Tweedmouth to Richard Orde, son and sole executor, 14 February 1631; inventory respited
DPRI/1/1630/O1/2-3: 5 November 1630 - Inventory, actual total £27 0s 1d
Digitised material for Cuthbert Orde of Norham, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1630/O1 DPRI/1/1630/O2 3 July 1630
John Orde, esquire, of Wester Newbigin (Newbiggin) in the county palatyne of Durham [Norham, Northumberland]; also spelt Ourde, Ourd
DPRI/1/1630/O2/1: 14 April 1630 - Will Probate granted at Berwick to Henry Ourde of Weetwood in Chatton, executor, 3 July 1630. The will is now only legible under ultra-violet light.
Digitised material for John Orde, esquire of Norham, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1630/O2 DPRI/1/1630/P3 31 March 1630
John Peacocke, master and mariner, of parish of All Sainctes towne and countie of Newcastle upon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]; also spelt Peacock
See DPRI/4/13 f.15v: 31 March 1630
DPRI/1/1630/P3/1: 31 March 1629 - Will
DPRI/1/1630/P3/2-3: 31 March 1629 - Indented inventory, actual total £283 (with account of debts, legacies and funeral expenses of £38) £40 of the actual total (paid for 1/16th of an unnamed ship) is the subject of legal proceedings
Bond: DPRI/3/1630/B14
Digitised material for John Peacocke, master and mariner of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1630/P3 DPRI/1/1630/R1
Robert Rackat, yeoman, of Bywell within the parish of Bywell Andrew (Peter) within the county of Northumberland [Bywell St Andrew, Northumberland]; also spelt Rackatt, Rackett, Racket
DPRI/1/1630/R1/1: 22 July 1630 - Will
DPRI/1/1630/R1/2: 22 July 1630 - Inventory, actual total £132 17s 1d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £33 11s 8d)
Bond: DPRI/3/1630/B182
Digitised material for Robert Rackat, yeoman of Bywell St Andrew, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1630/R1 DPRI/1/1630/R3 18 March 1630
John Realey, of Rosden, parish of Ilderton [Ilderton, Northumberland]; also spelt Revelye, Reveley
DPRI/1/1630/R3/1-2: undated - Will probate and tuition of John Revelye, son, granted at Alnwick to Cuthbert Reveley of Old Berwick, (brother and) executor, 18 March 1630
DPRI/1/1630/R3/3: undated - Inventory, actual total £23 0s 4d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £4 2s)
Digitised material for John Realey of Ilderton, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1630/R3 DPRI/1/1630/R2 2 August 1630
John Reasley, miller, of town of Newcastle upon Tine at the end of Waistgait ... the poulstren [postern] [Newcastle upon Tyne St John, Northumberland]; also spelt Reisley, Reesley, Reasly
See DPRI/4/13 f.41: proved, 2 August 1630. See also 1630 bond 183.
DPRI/1/1630/R2/1-2: 6 January 1630 - Will
DPRI/1/1630/R2/3: 6 January 1630 - Inventory, actual total £181 11s 8d Endorsed: as yet not proved
DPRI/1/1630/R2/4: 6 January 1630 - Commission Commission to Thomas Jackson D.D., vicar of Newcastle St Nicholas, to execute a bond, administer an oath and grant administration to Margery Reesley and Barbara Reesley, co-executors, and also to
examine and swear the witnesses to the will; [executed by Thomas Jackson]. [A will bond was annexed to the commission, but was not executed for some reason. See 1630 bond 183.]
DPRI/1/1630/R2/5-6: 6 January 1630 - Certificate of oath Certificate of the oaths of the witnesses to the will, sworn by commission by Thomas Jackson. Barbary Reasly, one of the co-executors is to exhibit the will.
DPRI/1/1630/R2/7: 6 January 1630 - Will bond Unexecuted will bond of Margerie and Barbara Reesley, widows [and co-executors]; no penal sum stated
DPRI/1/1630/R2/8: 6 January 1630 - Wrapper Subscribed: not proved; with certificate
Bond: DPRI/3/1630/B183
Digitised material for John Reasley, miller, of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1630/R2 DPRI/1/1630/R5
Robert Ridley, of Hatlwesle parishe [Haltwhistle, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1630/R5/1: 14 October 1629 - Inventory
DPRI/1/1630/R5/2: 14 October 1629 - Duplicate inventory
DPRI/1/1630/R5/3 - Wrapper Subscribed: Martin Ridley sworn; administration granted to Alice Ridley, former relict and now wife of Martin Ridley
Bond: DPRI/3/1630/B134
Digitised material for Robert Ridley of Haltwhistle, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1630/R5 DPRI/1/1630/R7 3 November 1630
Robert Rogers, yeoman, of Crookham in the parish of Foord (Foorde) and county of Northumberland [Ford, Northumberland]; also spelt Rogerre
DPRI/1/1630/R7/1: 26 December 1629 - Will Will, with list of debts owed by testator of £33 9s. Probate granted at Wooler to Katherine Rogers, relict and executrix, 3 November 1630.
DPRI/1/1630/R7/2: 26 December 1629 - Inventory, actual total £21 7s 4d
Digitised material for Robert Rogers, yeoman of Ford, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1630/R7 DPRI/1/1630/S2
Raph Simson, gentleman, of Piddington (Pittington) hallgarth in the county of Durham [Pittington, County Durham]; also spelt Raiph, Simpson, Ralph
See DPRI/4/13 f.60v: proved, 29 November 1630
DPRI/1/1630/S2/1-3: 16 February 1630 - Will
DPRI/1/1630/S2/4-6: 16 February 1630 - Inventory, actual total £4,368 4s 10d (with account of debts and legacies of £472 10s 2d)
Digitised material for Raph Simson, gentleman of Pittington, County Durham - DPRI/1/1630/S2 DPRI/1/1630/S4 5 June 1630
William Sparke, senior, of parish of Greatham in the county of Durham [Greatham, County Durham]; also spelt Spark
See DPRI/4/13 f.27: 5 June 1630
DPRI/1/1630/S4/1-2: 23 February 1630 - Will Endorsed: inventory exhibited, 10 June 1630
DPRI/1/1630/S4/3-4: 23 February 1630 - Inventory, actual total £58 3s 4d (with account of debts of £11 7s 1d) Dated 10 March
DPRI/1/1630/S4/5 - Wrapper
Bond: DPRI/3/1630/B102
Digitised material for William Sparke, senior of Greatham, County Durham - DPRI/1/1630/S4 DPRI/1/1630/S5 23 November 1630
Elsebeth Spetll, wife of William Spittell, widow, of parish of Bedlington [Bedlington, Northumberland]; also spelt Elizabeth, Spittell, Spittle
See DPRI/4/13 f.60v: 26 November 1630
DPRI/1/1630/S5/1: 1 July 1628 - Indented will Will, with list of debts owed to (£43 2s) and owed by (4s) the testatrix. Probate granted at Bedlington to (Elsebeth Pentlay) Elizabeth Pentley spinster, sole executrix, 23 November 1630.
DPRI/1/1630/S5/2-3: 1 July 1628 - Indented inventory, actual total £78 17s 4d (with account of debts of 4s)
Digitised material for Elsebeth Spetll, widow of William Spittell, of Bedlington, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1630/S5 DPRI/1/1630/S6 3 July 1630
Edward Story, burgess [of Berwick-upon-Tweed], of brough of Barwicke upon Tweed (Berwick upon Twead) [Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland]; also spelt Storie, Storye
DPRI/1/1630/S6/1-2: 3 July 1630 - Will probate and tuition of Cecily Story (Sicilie, Sussilie Storie), daughter and sole executrix, granted at Tweedmouth to Margaret Story, relict and tutrix, during her daughter's minority, 3 July 1630; same
date, query questioning whether a grant of administration is more usual in such cases
DPRI/1/1630/S6/3-6: 3 July 1630 - Inventory, actual total £333 0s 2d
Bond: DPRI/3/1630/B154
Digitised material for Edward Story, burgess of Berwick-upon-Tweed - DPRI/1/1630/S6 DPRI/1/1630/S7 3 November 1630
Addry Strother, of parish of Chillingham [Chillingham, Northumberland]; also spelt Andrew
See DPRI/4/13 f.54: administration granted [under seal], 8 November 1630
DPRI/1/1630/S7/1: undated - Inventory Administration granted at Wooler to Mary Strother spinster, daughter, 3 November 1630
DPRI/1/1630/S7/2 - Wrapper
Digitised material for Addry Strother of Chillingham, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1630/S7 DPRI/1/1630/S8 1 June 1630
Mary Swaldell, widow, of Bykar (Bikar) of the towne of Newcastle upon Tyne [Byker, Northumberland]; also spelt Marie, Swaddell, Swadell
See DPRI/4/13 ff.3v, 4, 10, 26: cause from February 1630 to 1 June 1630
DPRI/1/1630/S8/1-2: 17 April 1625 - Will Endorsed with list of debts owed to (£54 9s 4d) and owed by (£11 10s) the testatrix
DPRI/1/1630/S8/3-4: 17 April 1625 - Account, actual total £300 (with discharge of £305) Account of Raphe Delavale of Callerton gentleman. Endorsed: office cause.
Digitised material for Mary Swaldell, widow of Byker, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1630/S8 DPRI/1/1630/W2
John Watson, minor canon of Durham Cathedral, curate of St Giles in Durham, clerk, of Gilligate (Geligate, Gillygate, Gillygaite) [Durham St Giles, County Durham]; also spelt Watsonne
DPRI/1/1630/W2/1-2: February 1626 - Will
DPRI/1/1630/W2/3-4: February 1626 - Inventory, actual total £49
Bond: DPRI/3/1630/B92
Digitised material for John Watson, minor canon of Durham Cathedral, curate of Durham St Giles, County Durham - DPRI/1/1630/W2 DPRI/1/1630/W3 28 August 1630
Parsebell Willborne, of Shotton [Shotton, County Durham]; also spelt Percyvell, Wilbourne, Welburn, Parcybell, Wellborn
See DPRI/4/13 f.42: 28 August 1630
DPRI/1/1630/W3/1-2: 20 June 1629 - Will with codicil, 6 March 1631 With (undated) memorandum of the witnesses certifying the validity of the codicil
DPRI/1/1630/W3/3-4: 20 June 1629 - Inventory, actual total £200 11s 6d
Digitised material for Parsebell Willborne of Shotton, County Durham - DPRI/1/1630/W3 DPRI/1/1630/W8 8 October 1630
Dionis Wilson, of Pegsworth in the countye of Northumberland [Bothal, Northumberland]; also spelt Dyonis, Wylson, Wylsonn, Willson
See DPRI/4/13 f.43v: 8 October 1630
DPRI/1/1630/W8/1-2: 10 September 1630 - Will
DPRI/1/1630/W8/3-4: 10 September 1630 - Schedule of legacies
Bond: DPRI/3/1630/B216
Digitised material for Dionis Wilson of Bothal, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1630/W8
Wills etc proved 1631Reference: DPRI/1/1631DPRI/1/1631/A1
John Adamson, of Corbridge [Corbridge, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1631/A1/1-2: 28 September 1631 - Will
DPRI/1/1631/A1/3-4: 28 September 1631 - Inventory, actual total £69 8s 2d
DPRI/1/1631/A1/5: 28 September 1631 - Commission Commission to Richard Lamberte (Lambert) MA, vicar of Corbridge, to execute a bond, administer an oath and grant administration to [Daniell Adamson] the executor, and also to swear and examine the
witnesses to the will; commission executed by Lamberte, 16 October 1631
Digitised material for John Adamson of Corbridge, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1631/A1 DPRI/1/1631/A2 17 March 1632
Andrew Ainsley, yeoman, of Welhouse in the parish of Chollerton and countie of Northumberland [Chollerton, Northumberland]; also spelt Ainesley, Aynsley, Anslye
See DPRI/4/13 f.136: 9 March 1632
DPRI/1/1631/A2/1-2: 21 February 1632 - Will With contemporaneous list of goods / debts owed by (unvalued) and owed to (£13 10s 4d) the testator
DPRI/1/1631/A2/4: 21 February 1632 - Inventory, actual total £21 15s 11d
DPRI/1/1631/A2/3: 21 February 1632 - Commission Commission to Richard Lambert MA, vicar of Corbridge, to execute a bond, administer an oath and grant administration to David Ainsley, sole executor, and also to swear and examine the witnesses to
the will; commission executed [?at Corbridge] by Lamberte, 17 March 1632
Digitised material for Andrew Ainsley, yeoman of Chollerton, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1631/A2 DPRI/1/1631/B2 14 May 1631
Christopher Blackitt, yeoman, of Shiply (Shipley) within the county of Durham [Hamsterley, County Durham]; also spelt Blackit, Blackett
DPRI/1/1631/B2/1: 20 March 1631 - Will probate granted to Hugh Blackett, sole executor, 14 May 1631
DPRI/1/1631/B2/2-3: 20 March 1631 - Inventory, actual total £100 7s 8d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £35 2s 2d)
Digitised material for Christopher Blackitt, yeoman of Hamsterley, County Durham - DPRI/1/1631/B2 DPRI/1/1631/C5
Thomas Clavering, gentleman, of chappelrie of St Johns within the town of Newcastle [Newcastle upon Tyne St John, Northumberland]
It is probable but not certain that these two documents refer to the same individual. They were found separately. The sum of the inventory differs from that in the charge of the account. However, a Fenwick connection is apparent in both
documents. See DPRI/4/13 f.79: only one Thomas Clavering extant. No bond survives.
DPRI/1/1631/C5/3-4: 5 April 1631 - Inventory
DPRI/1/1631/C5/1-2: 5 April 1631 - Account, actual total £117 (with discharge of £23 0s 2d) Account of Mabell Fenwicke alias Claveringe of Newcastle, sister; subscribed with the adjudged allocation of £5 for pious uses - the repair of St Paul's
Cathedral, London - and for which a monition was decreed
Digitised material for Thomas Clavering, gentleman of Newcastle upon Tyne St John, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1631/C5 DPRI/1/1631/C6
Roberte Clifton, of Cappon (Coopon, Cowpon) in the parish of Billling ham (Billingham) [Billingham, County Durham]; also spelt Robert
DPRI/1/1631/C6/1: 15 September 1630 - Will Endorsed with (undated) list of debts owed by (£24) and owed to (£16 13s) the testator
DPRI/1/1631/C6/2-3: 15 September 1630 - Inventory, actual total £143 2s 6d
Digitised material for Roberte Clifton of Billingham, County Durham - DPRI/1/1631/C6 DPRI/1/1631/D3 31 March 1631
Thomas Dobbieson, of Lypwod (Lipwood) [Haydon Bridge, Northumberland]; also spelt Dobbison, Dobbiesonn
DPRI/1/1631/D3/1: 15 January 1631 - Will Date in January 1631 uncertain (damaged). Endorsed: [probate granted to] Alice (Alyce) Dobbieson, relict and executrix, 31 March 1631
DPRI/1/1631/D3/2: 15 January 1631 - Inventory, actual total £22 10s 2d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £6 7s 8d)
Digitised material for Thomas Dobbieson of Haydon Bridge, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1631/D3 DPRI/1/1631/D4 12 September 1631
Allexander Donaldson, of within the chappellrie (parish) of Doddington [Doddington, Northumberland]; also spelt Donnaldson
DPRI/1/1631/D4/1-2: 5 September 1631 - Will probate granted at Wooler to Thomas Chissam (Chessom) of Earle, executor, 12 September 1631
DPRI/1/1631/D4/3: 5 September 1631 - Inventory, actual total £25 17s 8d
Digitised material for Allexander Donaldson of Doddington, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1631/D4 DPRI/1/1631/F3 11 November 1631
Thomas Fenwicke, gentleman, of West Matfen (Matfin) in the parish of Stamfordham [Stamfordham, Northumberland]; also spelt Fenwick
DPRI/1/1631/F3/1: 6 October 1631 - Will Endorsed: (1) proved, 11 November 1631; (2) memorandum of the delivery of the will to the executors
DPRI/1/1631/F3/2-3: 6 October 1631 - Inventory, actual total £264 14s Subscribed: exhibited 7 December 1631 by William Crooke, sequestrator
Digitised material for Thomas Fenwicke, gentleman of Stamfordham, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1631/F3 DPRI/1/1631/F4 30 July 1631
William Fenwicke, gentleman, of Lessberry (Lesburie, Lesbury) in the countie of Northumberland [Lesbury, Northumberland]; also spelt Fenwick
DPRI/1/1631/F4/1: 19 July 1631 - Will proved at Lesbury by commission, 30 July 1631
DPRI/1/1631/F4/2: 19 July 1631 - Copy will This copy will is not a true copy, and may have been intended as the fair copy, and the other as the draft.
DPRI/1/1631/F4/3: 19 July 1631 - Inventory, actual total £175 (and more, with account of debts and funeral expenses of £79 11s 2d) with additional inventory, 18 August 1632 Inventory totals of goods and debts owed to the deceased are damaged.
Endorsed with memorandum of the executors relating to the valuation of two leases at Lesbury (£3 pa net), 18 August 1632
Digitised material for William Fenwicke, gentleman of Lesbury, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1631/F4 DPRI/1/1631/F5 21 May 1631
Margrett Follansby, widow, of Rackwod hill within the county of Durham [Hamsterley, County Durham]
See DPRI/4/13 f.85v: 21 May 1631
DPRI/1/1631/F5/1: 27 March 1631 - Will Endorsed with (undated) memorandum relating to the proving of the will (see DPRI/4/13 f.85v)
DPRI/1/1631/F5/2-3: 27 March 1631 - Inventory, actual total £147 5s 4d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £55 15s 9d)
Digitised material for Margrett Follansby, widow of Hamsterley, County Durham - DPRI/1/1631/F5 DPRI/1/1631/G2
Dorothy Gray, daughter of the Right Worshipful Sir Raphe Gray knight of Chillingham deceased, spinster, of broughe of Berwick (Barwick) upon Tweed [Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland]; also spelt Dorothie, Graye, Dorithie, Gray, Graie. Died 7
July 1631
The validity of each will was disputed, the opposing parties being: John Gray esquire of Bradforth, brother and sole executor of one will v Sir John Selbie knight, brother-in-law, and John Strother gentleman, co-executors of the other will. The
final sentences in each case found in John Gray's favour. See Probate Act Book DPRI/4/13 ff.100 (inventory exhibited and bond entered, 29 July 1631), 109 (24 September 1631), 111, 126v and forwards.
DPRI/1/1631/G2/1: 5 July 1631 - Will Endorsed: exhibited by John Graye [of Bradforth, brother and sole executor nominated in this will]
DPRI/1/1631/G2/2: 5 July 1631 - Will Endorsed: exhibited by John Strother [of Berwick, gentleman and co-executor nominated in this will]
DPRI/1/1631/G2/3-4: 5 July 1631 - Inventory, actual total £346 15s 2d (and more) Inventory includes a £300 lease of Elwick, the deceased's right to which was in question; also various items in the hands of other persons were not valued due to
the 'uncertainty' at the time of making the inventory
DPRI/1/1631/G2/7-8: 5 July 1631 - Allegation of Sir John Selbie knight and John Strother gentleman, co-executors, relating the circumstances of the making of the second will. Endorsed: exhibited by John Strother
DPRI/1/1631/G2/9-10: 5 July 1631 - Final sentence Final sentence at Durham on the part of John Graye against the validity of the will exhibited by John Selbie and John Strother
DPRI/1/1631/G2/11-12: 5 July 1631 - Final sentence Final sentence at Durham on the part of John Graye validating the will exhibited by himself
DPRI/1/1631/G2/5-6: 5 July 1631 - Copy inhibition with copy inhibition, April 1632 Inhibitions from the prerogative court of York to Durham relating to (1) a cause to prove the will, John Gray esquire of Bradforth v Sir John Selbie knight and
John Strother; (2) a cause to prove the [other] will, Sir John Selbie and John Strother v John Gray
Digitised material for Dorothy Gray, daughter of Sir Raphe Gray of Chillingham deceased, spinster of Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1631/G2 DPRI/1/1631/G3
Sir Edward Gray, knight, of Morpeth Castle in the county of Northumberland [Morpeth, Northumberland]; also spelt Graye
DPRI/1/1631/G3/1-2: 10 January 1628 - Copy will Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 215-216
DPRI/1/1631/G3/3-6: 10 January 1628 - Copy will with act of court, 23 March 1632 with act of court, 1 February 1633 Acts of court: (1) in the house of Mary Smith, North Bailey, Edward Gray gentleman, son and sole executor, obtains a decree
that the original will should be delivered to himself, probate currently being contested and under arbitration in a cause (at Durham), Edward Gray v Thomas Gray and Mrs Fenwick; (2) in the same place, the deceased is found to have had bona notabile
in York diocese
DPRI/1/1631/G3/7 - Wrapper
Digitised material for Sir Edward Gray, knight of Morpeth, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1631/G3 DPRI/1/1631/G5 12 May 1631
Robert Gray, gentleman, of Aykelde (Akald, Aykeld) within the countie of Northumberland [Kirknewton, Northumberland]; also spelt Graye
DPRI/1/1631/G5/1-2: 6 April 1631 - Will probate granted at Coupland to Margaret Gray relict, and Arthur Gray of Wark (eldest) son, co-executors, 12 May 1631 Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at
Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 232
DPRI/1/1631/G5/3: 6 April 1631 - Inventory, actual total £87 14s Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 232
Digitised material for Robert Gray, gentleman of Kirknewton, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1631/G5 DPRI/1/1631/H6
Anne Hoope, of Billingham in the countie of Durham [Billingham, County Durham]; also spelt Ann, Hoop
DPRI/1/1631/H6/1: 17 November 1631 - Will with renunciation, 7 March 1632 Will, endorsed with renunciation of John Warmouth at Darlington, sole executor, to the Dean and Chapter of York, the testatrix having bona notabilia in York diocese he
nominates a neighbour and the nearer kin Thomas Routledge to act
DPRI/1/1631/H6/2: 17 November 1631 - Inventory, actual total £14 10s (with account of debts of £1 10s)
Digitised material for Anne Hoope of Billingham, County Durham - DPRI/1/1631/H6 DPRI/1/1631/J2 3 November 1630
George Jollie, of towne of Newcastle upon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]
See DPRI/4/13 f.52: administration and the tuition of six named children granted to Anne Jollie, relict, 3 November 1630; a bond and inventory were also entered the same day; account exhibited, 18 July 1631
DPRI/1/1631/J2/1-2: 18 July 1631 - Account of Anne Jollie, relict; subscribed with account of the allocation of thirds between the widow and six children
Digitised material for George Jollie of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1631/J2 DPRI/1/1631/J3 4 January 1632
Jane Jowsey, widow, of chapelry of All Saints in the towne and countie of Newcastle upon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne All Saints, Northumberland]; also spelt Jowse
DPRI/1/1631/J3/1: 26 December 1631 - Will
DPRI/1/1631/J3/2: 26 December 1631 - Copy will
DPRI/1/1631/J3/6-7: 26 December 1631 - Commission Commission to Samuel Barker MA, curate of Newcastle All Saints, to execute a bond, administer an oath and grant administration to Thomas Cheseholme (Cheesholme) and William Soulesbie, tutors of
the deceased's sons and co-executors Matthew Jowsey and John Jowsey respectively (for their use until they come of age), and also to administer an oath to the witnesses to the will; commission executed by Barker, 4 January 1632. Endorsed: '...with
commission, 7 January [1632]'.
DPRI/1/1631/J3/3-5: 26 December 1631 - Indented inventory, actual total £103 1s 5d (with account of funeral expenses of £6 9s 6d)
Digitised material for Jane Jowsey, widow of Newcastle upon Tyne All Saints, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1631/J3 DPRI/1/1631/L2 1 April 1631
Peter Latimore, yeoman, the Bower in the parish (chapelry) of Bellingham and in the countie of Northumberlande, Chirdon [Bellingham, Northumberland; Greystead, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1631/L2/1: 28 August 1630 - Will Endorsed with list of debts owed to (£2 17s 8d) and owed by (£1 2s) the testator
DPRI/1/1631/L2/2: 28 August 1630 - Inventory, actual total £7 8s 4d Endorsed: [probate granted to] Peter [Latimore], son, 1 April 1631
Digitised material for Peter Latimore, yeoman of Bellingham, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1631/L2 DPRI/1/1631/L7 May 1631
Edward Lee, gentleman, of Sunderland by the Sea in the countie of Durham [Sunderland, County Durham]
See DPRI/4/13 f.86v: May 1631
DPRI/1/1631/L7/1-6: 14 December 1630 - Will Subscribed: B[ackhou]se [a witness] sworn, February 1631 Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929,
reprinted 1968), p 320-231
DPRI/1/1631/L7/7-8: 14 December 1630 - Inventory, actual total £584 4s (with account of funeral expenses of £32 19s 10d) Inventory total does not include leases valued at £137 13s 4d per annum (and more), the full valuation of which is not
stated
Digitised material for Edward Lee, gentleman of Sunderland, County Durham - DPRI/1/1631/L7 DPRI/1/1631/L8 23 September 1631
John Lee, yeoman, of Sunderland in the parishe of Stanhope (Stanhopp) within the countie of Durham [Stanhope, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1631/L8/1-2: 27 May 1631 - Will
DPRI/1/1631/L8/3: 27 May 1631 - Copy will Endorsed: proved, 23 September [1631]
DPRI/1/1631/L8/4: 27 May 1631 - Inventory, actual total £209 0s 8d
Digitised material for John Lee, yeoman of Stanhope, County Durham - DPRI/1/1631/L8 DPRI/1/1631/L13
Hugh Lowes, of Beltingem (Beltingham) in the parishe of Halt[whistle] [Beltingham, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1631/L13/1: 19 November 1630 - Will Endorsed: [probate granted to] John Lowes, (son and) executor, 31 March 1631
DPRI/1/1631/L13/2: 19 November 1630 - Inventory, actual total £27 16s (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £7 9s)
Digitised material for Hugh Lowes of Beltingham, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1631/L13 DPRI/1/1631/M1 5 November 1631
Isabell Maddeson, widow, of Whitehall (Withiehall) in the parish of Chester [Chester-le-Street, County Durham]; also spelt Iassbell, Maddison
DPRI/1/1631/M1/1: October 1631 - Nuncupative will Endorsed: administration granted, 5 November [1631]
DPRI/1/1631/M1/2: October 1631 - Inventory, actual total £20 7s 4d (and more, with account of legacies and funeral expenses of £2 16s and more) Inventory totals are incomplete (damage)
Digitised material for Isabell Maddeson, widow of Chester-le-Street, County Durham - DPRI/1/1631/M1 DPRI/1/1631/M4 13 September 1631
Sir William Muschame, knight, of Barmore [Lowick, Northumberland]; also spelt Muschampe
DPRI/1/1631/M4/1-2: 9 September 1631 - Commission Commission to Emanuel Trotter, vicar of Newton, or to Gilbert Drurie, vicar of Berwick upon Tweed, to execute a bond, administer an oath and grant administration to Lady Elizabeth Muschame,
relict, and also granting to her the tuition of William, Ralph, Thomas and Mary Muschampe, children; commission executed at Barmoor by Trotter, 13 September 1631
Digitised material for Sir William Muschame, knight of Lowick, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1631/M4 DPRI/1/1631/N2
Mary Nicholson, wife of Edwyne Nicolson of Newcastle, merchant, widow, of parishe of All Saints within the towne of Newcastle upon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne All Saints, Northumberland]; also spelt Marye, Nicolson
DPRI/1/1631/N2/1: 24 March 1630 - Will
DPRI/1/1631/N2/2-3: 24 March 1630 - Inventory, actual total £665 16s (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £84 16s 8d)
Digitised material for Mary Nicholson, widow of Edwyne Nicolson of Newcastle, merchant, of Newcastle upon Tyne All Saints, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1631/N2 DPRI/1/1631/P2 16 January 1629
Robert Phillipps, father of Thomas Phillipps, cordwainer, of Gatesid [Gateshead, County Durham]; also spelt Phillipes
For the will, inventory and commission of Robert Phillipps, see - DPRI/1/1628/P6/1 - DPRI/1/1628/P6/2-3 - DPRI/1/1628/P6/4
DPRI/1/1631/P2/1-2: 7 October 1631 - Account of Thomas Arrowsmyth, tutor curator and governor of Thomas Phillipps, son and executor (an apprentice to John Tailor). Endorsed: admitted, 7 October [1631]
Digitised material for Robert Phillipps, father of Thomas Phillipps, cordwainer of Gateshead, County Durham - DPRI/1/1631/P2 DPRI/1/1631/P3 16 February 1632
Bartrim Pott, yeoman, of the Hill of Ridsdaile in the county of Northumberland, parish of Elsden [Elsdon, Northumberland]; also spelt Bartram
See DPRI/4/13 f.241v: 16 February 1632
DPRI/1/1631/P3/1-2: 5 February 1632 - Will
DPRI/1/1631/P3/3-4: 5 February 1632 - Inventory, actual total £17 11s 2d (with account of debts and funeral charges of £7 3s 4d)
Digitised material for Bartrim Pott, yeoman of Elsdon, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1631/P3 DPRI/1/1631/P4 16 May 1631
Edward Purves, yeoman, of Longhoughton in the county of Northumberland [Longhoughton, Northumberland]; also spelt Purveis, Purvis
DPRI/1/1631/P4/1-2: 8 March 1631 - [copy will] with inventory, actual total £29 6s 4d (with account of debts of £9 10s) probate granted at Alnwick to Alice Purveis of Ratsheugh [Ratcheugh] in Longhoughton widow, 16 May 1631
Digitised material for Edward Purves, yeoman of Longhoughton, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1631/P4 DPRI/1/1631/R3
Edward Rane, yeoman, of Somerhouse in the countie of Durham, parish of Gainford [Gainford, County Durham]; also spelt Raine
DPRI/1/1631/R3/1-2: 24 February 1631 - Will Endorsed with memorandum relating that the will was further published: (undated) and 27 February 1631
DPRI/1/1631/R3/3-4: 24 February 1631 - Inventory, actual total £110 8s 11d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £9 17s)
Digitised material for Edward Rane, yeoman of Gainford, County Durham - DPRI/1/1631/R3 DPRI/1/1631/R5
Robert Reay, cordwainer, of chapplery of St Johnes within the towne of Newcastle upon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne St John, Northumberland]; also spelt Rea, Rey
DPRI/1/1631/R5/1: 17 October 1631 - Will
DPRI/1/1631/R5/2: 17 October 1631 - Indented inventory, actual total £50 11s 4d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £16 10s)
DPRI/1/1631/R5/3-4: 17 October 1631 - Account, actual total £76 9s 4d (with discharge of £18 17s 4d) Account of Cyciley (Sissalay) Rey, relict and sole executrix (and residuary legatrix)
Digitised material for Robert Reay, cordwainer of Newcastle upon Tyne St John, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1631/R5 DPRI/1/1631/R7 13 December 1631
John Rennyck, butcher, of Gaiteside (Gateshead, Gateside) in the county of Durham [Gateshead, County Durham]; also spelt Rennycke, Rennicke
See DPRI/4/13 f.240: 13 March 1632
DPRI/1/1631/R7/1-2: 23 September 1631 - Will Endorsed: (1) with list of debts owed by the testator of £1 7s; (2) proved, 13 December [1631]
DPRI/1/1631/R7/3-4: 23 September 1631 - Inventory, actual total £62 14s 9d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £6 10s
Digitised material for John Rennyck, butcher of Gateshead, County Durham - DPRI/1/1631/R7 DPRI/1/1631/R8 31 March 1631
James Ridley, of Ridley within the parishe of Haltwesle [Haltwhistle, Northumberland]
See DPRI/4/13 f.80v
DPRI/1/1631/R8/1: undated - Will Administration granted to Nicholas Bell for the use of Barbara Ridley and Barbara Ridley, relict and daughter; [Mathewe Ridley, brother and executor, having renounced], 31 March 1631
DPRI/1/1631/R8/2: undated - Inventory, actual total £12 16s 8d
Digitised material for James Ridley of Haltwhistle, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1631/R8 DPRI/1/1631/R9 31 March 1631
Nicholas Ridley, of the Wowis [Beltingham, Northumberland]
[?The Vauce / Vaux]
DPRI/1/1631/R9/1: 28 April 1630 - Will Endorsed: [probate granted to] Henry and John Ridley, (two of the) co-executors, 31 March 1631. See DPRI/4/13 f.80.
DPRI/1/1631/R9/2: 28 April 1630 - Inventory, actual total £4 14s 4d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £5 4s) Administration granted to John Ridley, son
Digitised material for Nicholas Ridley of Beltingham, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1631/R9 DPRI/1/1631/R10 4 October 1631
Anthony Robinsonn, yeoman, of Hawthorn in the parish of Easingtone in the countie of Durham [Easington, County Durham]; also spelt Robinson, Robinsonne
DPRI/1/1631/R10/1-2: 28 September 1630 - Will Endorsed: proved, 4 October 1631
DPRI/1/1631/R10/3-4: 28 September 1630 - Inventory, actual total £113 6s 8d (with account of debts of £15 11s) Date in November 1630 uncertain
Digitised material for Anthony Robinsonn, yeoman of Easington, County Durham - DPRI/1/1631/R10 DPRI/1/1631/R13 10 September 1631
Robert Rotheram, parson of Ford, clerk, of Fourd in the countie of Northumberland [Ford, Northumberland]; also spelt Rotherham
DPRI/1/1631/R13/1: 7 July 1631 - Will Endorsed: (1) probate granted at Berwick to Susanna Rotheram of Berwick, relict and executrix, 10 September 1631; (2) same place and date, the tuition of Patrick Southworth granted to John Satterwhaite
(Satterthwaite); (3) same place and date, the tuition of Isabell Wasse granted to Thomas Temple.
DPRI/1/1631/R13/2-3: 7 July 1631 - Inventory, actual total £58 4s
DPRI/1/1631/R13/5: 7 July 1631 - Tuition bond, penal sum £240 Tuition bond relating to Isabell Wilson alias R[otheram]. Obligors: Thomas Haggerstone, Rowland Nicholson, Thomas Retson. [The tuition of an Isabell Wasse, cousin of the deceased, is
provided for in the will.]
DPRI/1/1631/R13/4: 7 July 1631 - Will bond Dated, September ?1631; penal sum illegible. Obligors: Susanna Rotheram, John Satterthwaite, Thomas Temple.
DPRI/1/1631/R13/6 - Wrapper
Digitised material for Robert Rotheram, parson of Ford, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1631/R13 DPRI/1/1631/S2 12 March 1632
Richarde Samson, yeoman, of Over Pealoe (Pelow, Upper Peloe) of the paryshe of Chester within the countie of Durham [Chester-le-Street, County Durham]; also spelt Rycharte, Sampson
See DPRI/4/13 f.138v: 12 March 1632
DPRI/1/1631/S2/1-2: 22 August 1631 - Will With list of debts owed to (£3 8s) and owed by (£15 8s 4d) the testator
DPRI/1/1631/S2/3: 22 August 1631 - Inventory, actual total £70 18s 4d (with account of funeral expenses of £4 5s)
Digitised material for Richarde Samson, yeoman of Chester-le-Street, County Durham - DPRI/1/1631/S2 DPRI/1/1631/S3
Michaell Sanderson, alderman [of Berwick-upon Tweed], mayor [of Berwick-upon Tweed], alderman, mayor, of brough of Berwick (Barwick) upon Tweed [Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1631/S3/1-2: 5 August 1629 - Will with codicil, 22 August 1629
DPRI/1/1631/S3/3-12: 5 August 1629 - Inventory, actual total £2,890 3s 5d
DPRI/1/1631/S3/13-14: 5 August 1629 - Account, actual total £2,690 13s 9d (with discharge of £1,811 5s 4d) Account of Michael Yeatman, (nephew and) co-executor
Digitised material for Michaell Sanderson, alderman of Berwick - upon Tweed - DPRI/1/1631/S3 DPRI/1/1631/S4 15 February 1632
John Satterthwayte, burgess [of Berwick-upon-Tweed], of broughe of Barwicke uppon Tweed (town and parish of Berwick upon Tweed) [Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland]; also spelt Satterthwaite, Satterthwate, Satterwhate
DPRI/1/1631/S4/1-2: 26 December 1631 - Will
DPRI/1/1631/S4/3-6: 26 December 1631 - Inventory, actual total £318 10s 8d Inventory of household and shop goods etc.
DPRI/1/1631/S4/7: 26 December 1631 - Commission Commission to Gilbert Durye (Durie), vicar of Berwick, to execute a bond, administer an oath and grant administration to James Crowe of Berwick, (sole executor), for the use of John, James and
Henry Satterwhate, children, and also to grant to him the tuition of the same; also to examine and swear the witnesses to the will; commission executed by Durie, 15 February 1632
Digitised material for John Satterthwayte, burgess of Berwick-upon-Tweed - DPRI/1/1631/S4 DPRI/1/1631/S6
Alexander Selby, esquire, of Bittlestone in the parish of Allanton [Alwinton, Northumberland]; also spelt Selbie, Selbye
DPRI/1/1631/S6/1: undated - Inventory Administration granted at Stannington to Joan Selbie, relict, who also undertook the tuition of six named children (with ages given) Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the
Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 235-236
Digitised material for Alexander Selby, esquire of Alwinton, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1631/S6 DPRI/1/1631/S7 10 September 1631
George Selby, of Milkington [Norham, Northumberland]; also spelt Selbye
Selby is described as 'Master George Selby' on dorse of will. See DPRI/4/13 f.107v: 10 September 1631.
DPRI/1/1631/S7/1: undated - Inventory Administration granted at Berwick to Grace Selbye of Cornell [Cornhill], relict, 10 September 1631
Digitised material for George Selby of Norham, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1631/S7 DPRI/1/1631/S14 9 December 1631
Richard Smyth, yeoman, of Ulnabie (Ulnaby) in the countie of Durham, parish of Connscliffe [Coniscliffe, County Durham]; also spelt Rychard, Smith
DPRI/1/1631/S14/1: 23 November 1631 - Will probate granted to Alis Smyth (Alice Smith), relict and sole executrix, 9 December 1631
DPRI/1/1631/S14/2-3: 23 November 1631 - Inventory, actual total £521 10s (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £217 10s 8d)
Digitised material for Richard Smyth, yeoman of Coniscliffe, County Durham - DPRI/1/1631/S14 DPRI/1/1631/S16 20 August 1631
Margaret Sowerbie, widow, of chapelry of Barnarcastle (Barnard Castle) within the countie of Durham [Barnard Castle, County Durham]; also spelt Sowerby
DPRI/1/1631/S16/1-2: 4 January 1626 - Will With marginal memorandum relating to the proctor 'H' and probate. Endorsed: proved, 20 August 1631; grant of probate, 3 October 1631.
DPRI/1/1631/S16/3: 4 January 1626 - Inventory, actual total £38 11s 10d
Digitised material for Margaret Sowerbie, widow of Barnard Castle, County Durham - DPRI/1/1631/S16 DPRI/1/1631/S18 29 October 1631
Allice Stellinge, widow, of Nunstainton (Nunn Stainton) in the parishe of Aycklife (Aycliffe, Aikliff) in the countye of Durham [Aycliffe, County Durham]; also spelt Alice
See DPRI/4/13 f.119: 29 October 1631
DPRI/1/1631/S18/1: 29 September 1628 - Will Endorsed: proved, 29 October 1631
DPRI/1/1631/S18/2: 29 September 1628 - Indented inventory, actual total £115 (with account of debts of £22)
Digitised material for Allice Stellinge, widow of Aycliffe, County Durham - DPRI/1/1631/S18 DPRI/1/1631/S19 5 August 1631
Tymothy Stevenson, of Borrowby, jurisdiction of Alvertonshier (Allerton) [Leake, Yorkshire]; also spelt Timothy, Stephenson
DPRI/1/1631/S19/1-2: 19 April 1631 - Inventory Inventory account of debts includes 4s 6d of probate fees on dorse. Endorsed: administration granted to Jane Stevenson, relict, 5 August 1631
Digitised material for Tymothy Stevenson of Leake, Yorkshire - DPRI/1/1631/S19 DPRI/1/1631/W4 29 July 1631
William Weatherburne, yeoman, of Hawckell (Hawkell) in the countie of Northumberland, parish of Lesbury (Lesburie) [Lesbury, Northumberland]; also spelt Weatherburn, Wetherburne
DPRI/1/1631/W4/1-2: 2 June 1631 - Will probate granted at Alnwick to Mary Weatherburn relict, Thomas Weatherburn and Ralph Weatherburn, brothers, co-executors, 29 July 1631; the tuition of three named children also granted to their mother Mary
Weatherburn on the same date
DPRI/1/1631/W4/3-6: 2 June 1631 - Inventory, actual total £116 5s 10d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £27 2s 8d)
Digitised material for William Weatherburne, yeoman of Lesbury, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1631/W4 DPRI/1/1631/W5 21 January 1632
John Weemes, of Trimden (Trimdon) within the county pallatyne of Durham [Trimdon, County Durham]; also spelt Weames
DPRI/1/1631/W5/1-2: 13 January 1632 - Will with inventory, 16 January 1632, actual total £90 4s 4d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £5 18s 10d) Endorsed: proved, 21 January [1632]
Digitised material for John Weemes of Trimdon, County Durham - DPRI/1/1631/W5 DPRI/1/1631/W8 14 May 1631
John Williamsone, yeoman, of Ancroft (Ancrofte) within the liberties of Norham parcell of the countie pallentyne of Duham [Ancroft, Northumberland]; also spelt Williamson
DPRI/1/1631/W8/1: 23 May 1630 - Will with codicil, 26 May 1630 probate granted at Tweedmouth to Isabell Williamson, relict and co-executor, with a power being reserved [?to John Williamson, son and the other co-executor], 14 May 1631
DPRI/1/1631/W8/2: 23 May 1630 - Inventory, actual total £23 11s (with account of debts of £1 9s and more) Subscribed with list of three minor children, with their ages
Digitised material for John Williamsone, yeoman of Ancroft, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1631/W8 DPRI/1/1631/W10
William Wilson, of parish of Longnewton [Longnewton, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1631/W10/1-2 - Account of Janett Wilson widow, mother. Subscribed with memorandum of the administratrix requesting both the administrator's portion and an equal portion with the other kindred; her son's goods having been held in
common with her deceased husband, Janett Wilson claims she has as yet not received her administrator's part of her husband's estate. William Wilson was bound to the probate court at York for his father's grandchildren's portions.
Digitised material for William Wilson of Longnewton, County Durham - DPRI/1/1631/W10
Wills etc proved 1632Reference: DPRI/1/1632DPRI/1/1632/A2
Rouland Archer, of North Seaton of the parish of Woodhorne [Woodhorn, Northumberland]; also spelt Roland, Rowland
DPRI/1/1632/A2/1-2: 22 April 1632 - Will With contemporaneous list of debts owed by the testator of £19 6s 6d and more Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society,
number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 240-241
DPRI/1/1632/A2/3: 22 April 1632 - Inventory, actual total £114 5s 1d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £46 7s 2d) Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees
Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 240-241
Digitised material for Rouland Archer of Woodhorn, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1632/A2 DPRI/1/1632/A3 18 February 1633
Uswald Armorer, burgess of Berwick-upon-Tweed, of broughe of Barwicke upon Tweed (Barwicke uppon Tweade) [Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland]; also spelt Uswold, Armourer
DPRI/1/1632/A3/1: 15 September 1632 - Will probate granted at Berwick-upon-Tweed to Margrett Armorer, relict and sole executrix, 18 February 1633
DPRI/1/1632/A3/2: 15 September 1632 - Inventory, actual total £120 14s 2d
Bond: DPRI/3/1632/B305
Digitised material for Uswald Armorer, burgess of Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1632/A3 DPRI/1/1632/A6 6 February 1633
Nicholas Atkinsonn, yeoman, of Netherwitton (Nether Witton) in the county of Northumberland [Netherwitton, Northumberland]; also spelt Atkinson
DPRI/1/1632/A6/1: 17 November 1631 - Will probate granted at Morpeth to Katherine Swan, former relict and co-executor; also the tuition of Dorothy and Elinor Atkinson, daughters and the other co-executors, granted to Katherine and her husband
Thomas Swan, 6 February 1633
DPRI/1/1632/A6/2: 17 November 1631 - Inventory, actual total £39 (with account of debts and funeral charges of £27 13s 10d)
Bond: DPRI/3/1632/B282
Digitised material for Nicholas Atkinsonn, yeoman of Netherwitton, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1632/A6 DPRI/1/1632/B8
Francis Burrell, alderman of Newcastle, tutor of Jane Couleson, alderman, merchant, of towne of Newcastle upon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1632/B8/1-3: undated - Account with memorandum concerning portions, undated, actual total £532 16s 2d (with discharge of £277 16s 4d) (1) account of Jane Carnabye (Carnabie), former relict and administratrix for the use of Peter Burrell
and George Burrell, [sons and] executors; subscribed with account of a discharge of £29 10s from the children's total portion of £169 19s 11d; (2) memorandum relating that the balance of the five children's portion was divided with the consent of
the three sons equally between the two daughters alone, even so there being insufficient funds to pay the daughters' legacies in full
Digitised material for Francis Burrell, alderman of Newcastle, tutor of Jane Couleson, alderman, merchant of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1632/B8 DPRI/1/1632/C2 2 October 1632
Lewes Carr, yeoman, of South Shelepans (South Sheeles) in the chapelry of St Hilda in the county of Durham [South Shields, County Durham]; also spelt Lewis. Died 9 September 1632
DPRI/1/1632/C2/1-2: 8 September 1632 - Will
DPRI/1/1632/C2/5: 8 September 1632 - Commission Commission to George Carr, curate of St Hilda, Patrick Watt (Wat), preacher of St Hilda, and John Heslopp, vicar of Tynemouth, to execute a bond, administer an oath and grant administration to Jane
Carr, relict and sole executrix, and also to examine the witnesses to the will; commission executed by Carr and Watt, 2 October 1632
DPRI/1/1632/C2/3-4: 8 September 1632 - Inventory, actual total £93 17s 8d
Digitised material for Lewes Carr, yeoman of South Shields, County Durham - DPRI/1/1632/C2 DPRI/1/1632/C4
Henry Chapman, alderman [of Newcastle], merchant, alderman, esquire, of towne and county of Newcastle upon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1632/C4/1-2: 16 February 1632 - Will
DPRI/1/1633/C4/1-7: 16 February 1632 - Indented inventory
DPRI/1/1633/C4/8: 16 February 1632 - Commission Commission to John Shaw, preacher and curate of Newcastle St John, to execute a bond, administer an oath and grant administration to Ann Alvey, Mary Chapman and Rebecca Chapman, daughters and
co-executors, and also to administer an oath to and to examine the witnesses to the will; commission executed by Shaw, 15 March 1633
Digitised material for Henry Chapman, alderman of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1632/C4 DPRI/1/1632/C12
Gywan Claveringe, gentleman, of Upper Trewhit (Trewhett) in the parish of Rothbury (Rothberrie) and countie of Northumberland [Rothbury, Northumberland]; also spelt Clavering
DPRI/1/1632/C12/1: 7 May 1632 - Will Will, with list of debts owed by testator of £15 16s 5d. Tuition of George and Marie Claveringe granted to Katteran (Katherine) Claveringe, relict and co-executor; [probate granted to Katherine Claveringe
relict and Bartie (Bartram) Spinke, co-executors, with a power reserved to Robert Claveringe, son and co-executor]. Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142,
1929, reprinted 1968), p 242-243
DPRI/1/1632/C12/2: 7 May 1632 - Inventory, actual total £107 8s (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £22 8s 9d)
Digitised material for Gywan Claveringe, gentleman of Rothbury, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1632/C12 DPRI/1/1632/C5 6 February 1633
Cuthbert Collingwood, gentleman, of Thronton in the county of Northumberland, parish of Whittingham [Whittingham, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1632/C5/1-2: 7 February 1633 - Inventory Administration granted at Alnwick to Francis Collingwood gentleman of Thronton, eldest child, 6 February 1633 Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at
Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 247
Bond: DPRI/3/1632/B312
Digitised material for Cuthbert Collingwood, gentleman of Whittingham, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1632/C5 DPRI/1/1632/C15 24 March 1632
Margrett Cuner, widow, of Heely (Heley) in the parish of Netherwitton (chapelry of Netherwitton, parish of Hartburne), Northumberland [Netherwitton, Northumberland]; also spelt Margaret
DPRI/1/1632/C15/1-2: 10 March 1632 - Will
DPRI/1/1632/C15/3: 10 March 1632 - Inventory, actual total £11 19s 4d (with account of funeral expenses of £2)
DPRI/1/1632/C15/4: 10 March 1632 - Commission Commission to William Lindsell MA, vicar of Hartburn, and Mark Wallas, curate of Hartburn, to execute a bond, administer an oath and grant administration to Raiph Hedley (Hedly), executor [and tutor
of Isable Thompson, daughter], and also to examine the witnesses to the will; commission executed by Lindsell and Wallas, 24 March 1632
Digitised material for Margrett Cuner, widow of Netherwitton, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1632/C15 DPRI/1/1632/D1
Robert Deanham, yeoman, of chappelry of Denton, Houghton in le Syde (the Side) in the countie of Durham [Denton, County Durham]; also spelt Deaneham, Denham
DPRI/1/1632/D1/1-2: 12 February 1632 - Nuncupative will Dated 1632 New Style (compare inventory); curation of Robert Deanham granted to Anne Deanham, [relict]
DPRI/1/1632/D1/3: 12 February 1632 - Inventory, actual total £149 3s 1d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £20 0s 10d)
Digitised material for Robert Deanham, yeoman of Denton, County Durham - DPRI/1/1632/D1 DPRI/1/1632/E3
Cuthbert Ellyson, husband of Dorothy Ellyson, of towne of Newcastle upon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]; also spelt Ellison
DPRI/1/1632/E3/3-4: undated - Account, actual total £648 14s 7d (with discharge of £648 14s 7d) Account of Alice Ile widow (now deceased), administratrix and tutrix of Robert Ellyson, Beniamyn Ellyson and Alice Ellyson, three of the deceased's
children; itemised entries date from 13 January 1627, and include portion and probate charges of Ellyson's widow Dorothy Ellyson
DPRI/1/1632/E3/1-2: undated - Account of Anthony Errington of the estate administered and left unadministered by Alice Ile widow (now deceased) for the use of Robert Ellyson, Beniamyn Ellyson and Alice Ellyson, children; Errington
remains accountable for the farm and mills still remaining in possession
Digitised material for Cuthbert Ellyson, husband of Dorothy Ellyson of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1632/E3 DPRI/1/1632/E5
Thomas Emerson, esquire, now of Ratcliffe (Ratcliff) in the parish of Stepney and county of Middlesex, Lincolnes Inne [Stepney, Middlesex; Lincoln's Inn, Middlesex]; also spelt Emmerson
Emerson owned property in Bradbury and Hilton, County Durham
DPRI/1/1632/E5/1-2: 1 October 1631 - Copy will probate granted at the Prerogative Court of Canterbury to Mary Emerson, relict, 2 December 1631
DPRI/1/1632/E5/3-4: 1 October 1631 - Inventory, actual total £400 Inventory of goods etc. in the county palatine of Durham (Bradbury and Hilton lease)
Digitised material for Thomas Emerson, esquire of Stepney, Middlesex - DPRI/1/1632/E5 DPRI/1/1632/F4 18 February 1633
Henry Ferrer, burgess [of Berwick-upon-Tweed], of borough of Barwick (Berwicke) upon Tweede [Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1632/F4/1: 28 May 1631 - Will With list of debts owed to (£2 2s 2d) and owed by (£5 18s) the testator; probate granted at Berwick to Jayne Dixon, former relict, 18 February 1633
DPRI/1/1632/F4/2: 28 May 1631 - Indented inventory, actual total £4 7s 1d (with account of debts of £5 18s)
Bond: DPRI/3/1632/B304
Digitised material for Henry Ferrer, burgess of Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1632/F4 DPRI/1/1632/F5
Johne Finkel, the Clench in the parishe of Ingrame (Ingram), parish of Whittingham [Ingram, Northumberland; Whittingham, Northumberland]; also spelt John, Finkell, Finkle, Fenkell
DPRI/1/1632/F5/1-2: 25 March 1632 - Will With list of debts owed to (£1 5s) and owed by (£4 12s) the testator
DPRI/1/1632/F5/3: 25 March 1632 - Inventory, actual total £29 8s 8d (with account of debts of £7 12s)
Digitised material for Johne Finkel of Whittingham, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1632/F5 DPRI/1/1632/F6 30 April 1632
Christofor Foster, yeoman, of Hetton in the Hole in the countie of Durham, parish of Houghton in the Springe [Hetton-le-Hole, County Durham]; also spelt Christofer, Forster
DPRI/1/1632/F6/1: 24 August 1631 - Will with certificate of consent, 9 January 1632 Wth list of debts owed by the testator of £11 9s. Endorsed: proved, 30 April [1632].
DPRI/1/1632/F6/2: 24 August 1631 - Inventory, actual total £48 14s 8d
Digitised material for Christofor Foster, yeoman of Hetton-le-Hole, County Durham - DPRI/1/1632/F6 DPRI/1/1632/F8 10 November 1632
James Freer, of parishe of Darlington [Darlington, County Durham]
See DPRI/4/13 f.180: probate granted to Elizabeth Freer, relict and co-executor, also for the use of Richard Freer and William Freer, minor sons and co-executors; Elizabeth Freer also appointed tutrix of William Freer, 10 November 1632; Richard
Butler appointed tutor of Richard Freer, and John Wetherelt appointed tutor of Elizabeth Freer, daughter, 19 January 1633
DPRI/1/1632/F8/1: 28 September 1632 - Nuncupative will
Digitised material for James Freer of Darlington, County Durham - DPRI/1/1632/F8 DPRI/1/1632/H9 25 July 1632
Robertt Hop, baker, beer-brewer, of the broad garth, towne and countie of Newcastle upon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne All Saints, Northumberland]; also spelt Robert, Hoope, Hoop, Hope
DPRI/1/1632/H9/1: 12 July 1632 - Will
DPRI/1/1632/H9/2: 12 July 1632 - Commission Commission to Samuel Barker, curate of Newcastle All Saints, to execute a bond, administer an oath and grant administration to Margaret Hoope, relict and [sole] executrix, and also to grant to her the
tuition of Garret, Margaret and Ann Hoope, children; also to examine the witnesses to the will; commission executed by Barker, 25 July 1632
DPRI/1/1632/H9/3-5: 12 July 1632 - Indented inventory, actual total £739 2s (with account of funeral expenses of £12 10s)
Digitised material for Robertt Hop, baker, beer-brewer of Newcastle upon Tyne All Saints, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1632/H9 DPRI/1/1632/H10
John Howson, D.D., Lord Bishop of Durham, clerk [Durham, County Durham]
Probate granted at Durham to Jane Howson, relict and sole executrix, 29 September 1632. See also Surtees Society, vol.142, p221 for biographical footnote.
DPRI/1/1632/H10/1-2: 11 September 1629 - Copy will Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 221
Digitised material for John Howson, D.D., Lord Bishop of Durham, County Durham - DPRI/1/1632/H10 DPRI/1/1632/I1
William Ingleby, yeoman, of Great Heswell (Haswell) in the county pallatine of Durham [Haswell, County Durham]; also spelt Inglebye
DPRI/1/1632/I1/1-2: 25 June 1632 - Will Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 243-245
DPRI/1/1632/I1/3: 25 June 1632 - Inventory, actual total £1,106 3s 4d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £205 15s 8d) Exhibited by Elizabeth Ingleby, [sole] executrix, 7 October 1636
Digitised material for William Ingleby, yeoman of Haswell, County Durham - DPRI/1/1632/I1 DPRI/1/1632/J2 28 April 1632
John Jefferson, of Elton [Elton, County Durham]; also spelt Jeffersonne
DPRI/1/1632/J2/1: undated - Will Will dated, 11 February [?1631]; further published, 31 May 1631. Endorsed with brief memorandum relating to a cause to prove the will.
DPRI/1/1632/J2/2: undated - Inventory, actual total £334 6s 2d (with account of debts of £25 12s) with inventory, 9 June 1632, actual total £5 7s 2d Exhibited by Robert Jefferson [second son]
DPRI/1/1632/J2/3: undated - Interrogatories Interrogatories of William Jefferson, [eldest] son, to the witnesses to the will
DPRI/1/1632/J2/4-5: undated - Final sentence Final sentence relating to a cause to prove the will, Margaret Jefferson, relict, and Robert, Thomas, Ann Jefferson, [younger] children, co-executors v William Jefferson, [eldest] son
Digitised material for John Jefferson of Elton, County Durham - DPRI/1/1632/J2 DPRI/1/1632/J5
Humfry Johnson, citizen of London, merchantaker of London, merchantaker, upholsterer, London, Newcastle upon Tyne [London; Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]; also spelt Humphrey, Umphray
DPRI/1/1632/J5/1: 2 June 1630 - Will Will first drawn up, 18 August 1624; amended, 2 June 1630
DPRI/1/1632/J5/2: 2 June 1630 - Codicil
DPRI/1/1632/J5/3-6: 2 June 1630 - Inventory, actual total £505 3s 3d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £12 6s 6d) Inventory of household and warehouse goods etc., includes goods at Shields
Digitised material for Humfry Johnson, of London and Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1632/J5 DPRI/1/1632/J6
William Jordison, yeoman, of Throston in the county of Durham, parish of Hart [Hart, County Durham]; also spelt Jurdeson
DPRI/1/1632/J6/1: 19 December 1632 - Will
DPRI/1/1632/J6/2: 19 December 1632 - Copy will
DPRI/1/1632/J6/3: 19 December 1632 - Inventory, actual total £487 8s 8d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £59 6s 1d)
Bond: DPRI/3/1632/B246
Digitised material for William Jordison, yeoman of Hart, County Durham - DPRI/1/1632/J6 DPRI/1/1632/L2 6 February 1633
Robert Lawson, of Langhurst, parish of Bothall (Botthall) [Bothal, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1632/L2/1: 1 January 1633 - Will With list of debts owed to the testator of £26 10s. Probate granted at Morpeth to Margaret Lawson, relict and sole executrix, 6 February 1633 Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and
Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 245-246
DPRI/1/1632/L2/2: 1 January 1633 - Inventory, actual total £117 18s 8d (with account of debts of £26 10s)
Bond: DPRI/3/1632/B283
Digitised material for Robert Lawson of Bothal, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1632/L2 DPRI/1/1632/M5
Christopher Midford, esquire, of Hulam (Hewlam, Holam) of the parishe of Muncke (Monk) Hesleden in the countie of Durham [Monk Hesleden, County Durham]; also spelt Mitford
DPRI/1/1632/M5/1-4: 27 December 1632 - Inventory
DPRI/1/1632/M5/5-6: 27 December 1632 - Account, actual total £319 10s 8d (with discharge of £51 8s 4d) Account of Raiph Errington of Morpeth esquire and John Marley of Newcastle merchant, administrators, exhibited 1 March 1633; subscribed with
[contemporaneous] memorandum relating to the £12 debt not yet charged to the account
Digitised material for Christopher Midford, esquire of Monk Hesleden, County Durham - DPRI/1/1632/M5 DPRI/1/1632/M7
Sir William Muschampe, knight, of Byermoore [Lowick, Northumberland]; also spelt Muschamp
See DPRI/4/13 f.108: Barmoor, Lowick
DPRI/1/1632/M7/1: September 1631 - Inventory Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 237
Digitised material for Sir William Muschampe, knight of Lowick, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1632/M7 DPRI/1/1632/O1
Thomas Ogle, gentleman, of Saltycke (Salticke, Saltwick) in the county of Northumberland, Stanington [Stannington, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1632/O1/1-2: 24 September 1632 - Will probate granted at Morpeth to Isabell Ogle, relict, to whom the tuition of five named children was also granted
DPRI/1/1632/O1/3-4: 24 September 1632 - Inventory, actual total £146 2s 4d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £23 5s)
Digitised material for Thomas Ogle, gentleman of Stannington, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1632/O1 DPRI/1/1632/P2
Richard Peerson, yeoman, of Hagg (Hage) in the parishe of Chester in the Streete in the county of Durham [Chester-le-Street, County Durham]; also spelt Pearson
DPRI/1/1632/P2/1: 27 March 1632 - Will
DPRI/1/1632/P2/2: 27 March 1632 - Inventory, actual total £50 10s 6d
DPRI/1/1632/P2/3: 27 March 1632 - Inventory, actual total £19 13s 4d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £10 11s)
Bond: DPRI/3/1632/B224
Digitised material for Richard Peerson, yeoman of Chester-le-Street, County Durham - DPRI/1/1632/P2 DPRI/1/1632/P1
Jone Peirson, of Street Yate in the chappelrie of Lamesley [Lamesley, County Durham]; also spelt John, Pearson
DPRI/1/1632/P1/1-2: 30 August 1632 - Will with inventory of disbursements, 10 September 1632, actual total £65 8s 4d (with account of disbursements of £5 7s) Will, with list of debts owed to the testator of £65 8s 4d. Administration granted to
William Welsh and John Broderston (Brotherston) [?brothers-in-law and husbands of Margarate and Anne]; the inventory describes itself as an account, but it appears to be a rough account of the two administrators' disbursements over two or three days
from 10 September 1632, perhaps for funeral expenses, such expenses usually being first recorded in an inventory.
Digitised material for Jone Peirson of Lamesley, County Durham - DPRI/1/1632/P1 DPRI/1/1632/P7 January 1633
Jeffray Proctor, esquire, of Shawdone (Shawdon) in the county of Northumberland, parish of Whittingham [Whittingham, Northumberland]; also spelt Geoffrey, Prockter, Jefrey, Jeffrey
See also 16 January 1632 bond DPRI/3/1632/B233 (£340)
DPRI/1/1632/P7/1-2: 3 August 1632 - Will
DPRI/1/1632/P7/4: 3 August 1632 - Inventory, actual total £160 19s 4d Subscribed: Humphrey Hall of the city of London esquire [chief bridge master of London Bridge], executor; Michael Fenwick of [?Lemmington], Edlingham. Endorsed: Robert and Ann
Claveringe.
DPRI/1/1632/P7/3: 3 August 1632 - Commission Commission to Emanuel Trotter, vicar of Kirknewton, and Michael Wilkinson, rector of Ilderton, to execute the bond of Ephraim Proctor of West Lilburne (Eglingham), brother, administration having
already been granted to him; commission executed at Kirknewton by Trotter and Wilkinson, 16 January 1633
DPRI/1/1634/P5/3: 3 August 1632 - Inventory, actual total £164 9s
DPRI/1/1634/P5/1-2: 3 August 1632 - Account of Ephraim Proctor, gentleman Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p
258-259
Bond: DPRI/3/1632/B233
Digitised material for Jeffray Proctor, esquire of Whittingham, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1632/P7 DPRI/1/1632/R1
George Reveley, yeoman, gentleman, of East Newton within the countie of Northumberland [Kirknewton, Northumberland]; also spelt Reeveley, Reevely, Reaveley
DPRI/1/1632/R1/1: 20 January 1632 - Will probate granted at Wooler to 23 April 1632 to Edward Reevely, [son and] executor, to whom the tuition of John, William and Elizabeth Reevely alias Tayt (Tayte, Tate) was also granted
DPRI/1/1632/R1/2: 20 January 1632 - Inventory, actual total £94 16s 4d (with account of debts and funeral charges of £58 3s 4d)
DPRI/1/1632/R1/3: 20 January 1632 - Commission Commission to Emanuel Trotter MA, vicar of Newton in Glendale (Kirknewton), to examine the witnesses to the will, and to execute a bond, administer an oath and grant administration to Edward
Reaveley, son [and executor]; also to grant to Edward Reaveley the tuition of three named illegitimate children; commission executed by Trotter, (undated)
Digitised material for George Reveley, yeoman, gentleman of Kirknewton, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1632/R1 DPRI/1/1632/R2 26 June 1632
Raphe Richardson, vicar of Aycliffe, M.A., clerk, of Acliff (Great Ackeliffe, Akeliffe, Aikliffe, Aikeliffe) in the county pallatine of Durham [Aycliffe, County Durham]; also spelt Raiph
DPRI/1/1632/R2/1-2: 21 December 1631 - Will with codicil, 30 December 1632 with nuncupative codicil, undated
DPRI/1/1632/R2/3: 21 December 1631 - Inventory, actual total £1,108 4s
DPRI/1/1632/R2/6 - Inventory wrapper
DPRI/1/1632/R2/4-5: 21 December 1631 - Commission Commission to Richard Thursbie M.A., John Corneforth, curate of Heighington, and Marmaduke Maison B.A., curate of Aycliffe, to execute a bond, administer an oath and grant administration to
Dorothy Richardson, relict and co-executrix, and also granting to her the tuition of the children; also to examine the witnesses to the will; commission executed by Thursby, Cornforthe and Mason, 26 June 1632
Digitised material for Raphe Richardson, vicar of Aycliffe, County Durham - DPRI/1/1632/R2 DPRI/1/1632/R7
Parsivell Robson, yeoman, of East Maphen (Est Matphon, East Matfen), parish of Stamfordham [Stamfordham, Northumberland]; also spelt Persewell, Robsone, Parsevall
DPRI/1/1632/R7/1: 6 May 1631 - Will
DPRI/1/1632/R7/2: 6 May 1631 - Inventory, actual total £246 11s 8d
Digitised material for Parsivell Robson, yeoman of Stamfordham, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1632/R7 DPRI/1/1632/R8
Bartram Rochester, of Ogle within the parish of Whalton [Whalton, Northumberland]; also spelt Rotchester
DPRI/1/1632/R8/1: 12 April 1632 - Will With list of debts owed to the testator of £8 0s 6d Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted
1968), p 240
DPRI/1/1632/R8/2: 12 April 1632 - Inventory, actual total £35 6s 8d
Digitised material for Bartram Rochester of Whalton, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1632/R8 DPRI/1/1632/S6 2 March 1633
William Simpson, draper, of towne and county of Newcastle upon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]; also spelt Simpsonn
DPRI/1/1632/S6/1-2: 5 February 1633 - Will
DPRI/1/1632/S6/3: 5 February 1633 - Schedule of legacies
DPRI/1/1632/S6/4: 5 February 1633 - Commission Commission to Yealderd Alvye, vicar of Newcastle St Nicholas, and John Shaw, curate of Newcastle St John, to execute a bond, administer an oath and grant administration to Lady Margaret Selbye,
Robert Anderson, Leonard Carr and Christopher Strangwaies ('brother'), executors, and also to grant to them the tuition of Isaac Simpson, son; also to swear and examine the witnesses to the will; commission executed by Shaw, 2 March 1633
Digitised material for William Simpson, draper of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1632/S6 DPRI/1/1632/S11 20 March 1633
Thomas Smyth, the younger, merchant, butcher, of towne and county of Newcastle upon Tine [Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]; also spelt Smith
In the commission the occupation of butcher is substituted for merchant.
DPRI/1/1632/S11/1: 15 June 1632 - Will
DPRI/1/1632/S11/2-8: 15 June 1632 - Indented inventory, actual total £352 12s 8d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £417 15s 1d) Inventory of household and shop goods etc.
DPRI/1/1632/S11/9: 15 June 1632 - Commission Commission to Samuel Barker MA, curate of Newcastle All Saints, to execute a bond, administer an oath and grant administration to Jane Smith widow, co-executor, she also to pay to Henry Smith, son and
co-executor, his portion and rights etc. when he comes of age; also to swear and examine the witnesses to the will; commission executed by Barker, 20 March 1633
Digitised material for Thomas Smyth, the younger, merchant, butcher of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1632/S11 DPRI/1/1632/S16 18 February 1633
George Sneede, of Barwick (Berwicke, Berwick) upon Tweed in the county of Durham [Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland]; also spelt Snead, Sneed
DPRI/1/1632/S16/1: 13 November 1632 - Will probate granted to Elizabeth Sneed, daughter and sole executrix, 18 February 1633
DPRI/1/1632/S16/2: 13 November 1632 - Inventory, actual total £24 6s 4d
Bond: DPRI/3/1632/B302
Digitised material for George Sneede of Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1632/S16 DPRI/1/1632/S21
James Swynburn, of parish of Edlingham [Edlingham, Northumberland]; also spelt Swynburne, Swinburn
DPRI/1/1632/S21/1: 3 February 1633 - Inventory
DPRI/1/1632/S21/2: 3 February 1633 - Inventory of debts, actual total £61 18s (debts) with caveat, 9 February 1633 Date of second inventory inferred from the first inventory. Caveat of Mary Swinburne, relict.
Digitised material for James Swynburn of Edlingham, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1632/S21 DPRI/1/1632/T2
Johne Thomson, of Baremore (Baremoore) within the countye of Northumberland, chapelry of Lowick [Lowick, Northumberland]; also spelt John
DPRI/1/1632/T2/1-2: 15 September 1631 - Will with inventory, 15 September 1631, actual total £20 5s 8d (with account of debts of £4 13s) Inventory was drawn up by the testator contemporaneously and forms a part of the will.
Digitised material for Johne Thomson of Lowick, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1632/T2 DPRI/1/1632/W1 22 March 1633
James Wallace, yeoman, of Colwell (Collwell) in the parish of Chollerton and countye of Northumberland [Chollerton, Northumberland]; also spelt Wallas
DPRI/1/1632/W1/1-2: 28 May 1632 - Will with inventory, 15 August 1632, actual total £56 10s 3d probate granted at Corbridge to James Wallas junior of Collwell, grandson and executor, with a power reserved [to Jennett Wallace, relict and the
other executor], 22 March 1633
Digitised material for James Wallace, yeoman of Chollerton, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1632/W1 DPRI/1/1632/W4 14 February 1633
John Wetherburne, of parish of Alnewicke (Alnwicke) [Alnwick, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1632/W4/1: 26 February 1632 - Will probate granted at Alnwick to Katherine (Katheren) Wetherburne, relict and sole executrix, 14 February 1633
DPRI/1/1632/W4/2: 26 February 1632 - Inventory, actual total £79 8s 6d (with account of debts of £46 13s)
Bond: DPRI/3/1632/B300
Digitised material for John Wetherburne of Alnwick, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1632/W4 DPRI/1/1632/W7 10 October 1632
Henry Widdrington, gentleman, of Collwell (Colwell) mains in the county of Northumberland, parish of Chollerton [Chollerton, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1632/W7/1-6: 12 July 1632 - Will with inventory, 8 September 1632, actual total £366 0s 9d (with account of debts of £92 4s 11d) with commission, 29 September 1632 Commission to Cuthbert Ridley, rector of Simonburn, to execute a bond,
administer an oath and grant administration to Roger Widdrington esquire, Thomas Widdrington and George Thirlwall gentlemen, co-executors, they paying to the children of the deceased their respective portions; also to swear and examine the witnesses
to the will; commission executed by Ridley, 10 October 1632
Digitised material for Henry Widdrington, gentleman of Chollerton, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1632/W7 DPRI/1/1632/W8 9 November 1632
Robert Widdrington, gentleman, of West Harle in the parishe of Kirkwhelpington (Kirke Whelpington) [Kirkwhelpington, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1632/W8/1-2: 29 April 1632 - Nuncupative will
DPRI/1/1632/W8/3: 29 April 1632 - Copy inventory, actual total £530 10s 8d (with account of debts of £206) Inventory apprised, 11 and 12 May 1632. Subscribed: exhibited, 23 August 1652; [copy made] '...the original being all rent and torn'.
DPRI/1/1632/W8/4: 29 April 1632 - Commission Commission to Cuthbert Ridley, rector of Simonburn, to execute a bond, administer an oath and grant administration to Henry Widdrington of Blacke Heddon in Stamfordham, consanguine [?brother] for the
use of the testator's children, and also to swear and examine the witnesses to the will; commission executed by Ridley, 9 November 1632
Digitised material for Robert Widdrington, gentleman of Kirkwhelpington, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1632/W8 DPRI/1/1632/W9
Raph Wilssone, of Fawdone (Fawdonne) in the parishe of Ingrame (Ingram) [Ingram, Northumberland]; also spelt Raphe, Wilson
DPRI/1/1632/W9/1-2: 6 January 1632 - Will With list of debts owed to (£5 4s) and owed by (£1 1s 4d) the testator
DPRI/1/1632/W9/3: 6 January 1632 - Inventory, actual total £26 16s
Digitised material for Raph Wilssone of Ingram, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1632/W9 DPRI/1/1632/W11
Mary Wolrich, [formerly Place], wife of Phillip Wolrich of Dinsdale esquire, of Dinsdale (Dindsdale) [Dinsdale, County Durham]; also spelt Woolrich, Wolridg, Wouldridge
DPRI/1/1632/W11/1-2: 8 January 1633 - Inventory Inventory of goods etc. 'which [Phillip Wolrich] found her seiz[e]d on at his marriag[e]'; includes the wardship of Rowland Place, the deceased's son. Administration granted to Phillip Wouldridge,
her surviving husband
Bond: DPRI/3/1632/B254
Digitised material for Mary Wolrich (formerly Place), wife of Phillip Wolrich of Dinsdale, County Durham - DPRI/1/1632/W11 DPRI/1/1632/W10 22 March 1633
Agnes Woodman, widow, of Fowstones (Fowrestones, Fowstons) in the parish of Warden [Warden, Northumberland]; also spelt Anne
DPRI/1/1632/W10/1: 12 March 1633 - Will With list of debts owed by the testatrix of 14s 6d; probate granted at Corbridge to Mary Thirlewall spinster of Fowstons, a legatee (and sole applicant), 22 March 1633
DPRI/1/1632/W10/2: 12 March 1633 - Inventory, actual total £21 2s
Digitised material for Agnes Woodman, widow of Warden, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1632/W10 DPRI/1/1632/W13
Henry Wright, [son of Tristrum Wright], labourer, of Hart in the county of Durham [Hart, County Durham]; also spelt Henrie, Henrye
DPRI/1/1632/W13/1-2: 1 December 1631 - Will
DPRI/1/1632/W13/3: 1 December 1631 - Inventory, actual total £15 14s 4d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £5 6s)
Digitised material for Henry Wright, son of Tristrum Wright, labourer, of Hart, County Durham - DPRI/1/1632/W13
Wills etc proved 1633Reference: DPRI/1/1633DPRI/1/1633/A1
John Ainsley, scrivener, of towne and countye of Newcastle upon Tyne, chapelry of St John [Newcastle upon Tyne St John, Northumberland]; also spelt Ainesley
DPRI/1/1633/A1/1: 11 September 1633 - Will probate granted to Elizabeth Rooksby (Rokesby), co-executor, reserving a power to the other co-executor William Ainsley, nephew, who was not present
DPRI/1/1633/A1/2: 11 September 1633 - Indented inventory, actual total £35 6s 2d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £22) Inventory of goods etc. at Newcastle, and debts owed to the testator 'within the realme of Scotland'
Digitised material for John Ainsley, scrivener of Newcastle upon Tyne St John, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1633/A1 DPRI/1/1633/A3 6 April 1633
Margrett Armorer, widow, of brough of Barwick upon Tweed (Berwicke upon Tweede) [Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland]; also spelt Armourer
DPRI/1/1633/A3/1: 9 March 1633 - Will With contemporaneous list of debts owed to the testator of £77 9s and more; probate granted at Berwick to Thomas Armorer, son and sole executor, 6 April 1633
DPRI/1/1633/A3/2: 9 March 1633 - Inventory, actual total £164 Endorsed: already certified
Digitised material for Margrett Armorer, widow of Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1633/A3 DPRI/1/1633/A4
Ellinor Atkinson, of Great Haswell (Haskwell, Aswell) in the perish of Eassinton [Easington, County Durham]; also spelt Elinor, Ellenor
DPRI/1/1633/A4/1: 29 November 1633 - Will Administration granted to William Atkinson, son; Joseph Wrangham, executor, having renounced
DPRI/1/1633/A4/2: 29 November 1633 - Inventory, actual total £28 8s 8d
Digitised material for Ellinor Atkinson of Easington, County Durham - DPRI/1/1633/A4 DPRI/1/1633/B1 15 November 1633
Robert Bartram, merchant, mercer, of towne of Newcastell uppon Tyne and in the parish (chapelry) of St Johns [Newcastle upon Tyne St John, Northumberland]; also spelt Robart
DPRI/1/1633/B1/1-2: 12 September 1633 - Will
DPRI/1/1633/B1/3-7: 12 September 1633 - Indented inventory with inventory, 20 November 1633, actual total £185 18s 8d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £124 14s 6d) Inventory of goods etc. at (1) Newcastle, and; (2) the farmhold at
Elsweck [Elswick]
DPRI/1/1633/B1/8: 12 September 1633 - Commission Commission to Yeldard Alvey, vicar of Newcastle St Nicholas, to execute a bond, administer an oath and grant administration to Elizabeth Bartram, relict and sole executrix, and also to administer
an oath to and examine the witnesses to the will; commission executed by Alvey, 15 November 1633
DPRI/1/1633/B1/9: 12 September 1633 - Deposition Deposition of John Astell esquire, counsellor-at-law, a neighbour of the testator and a witness to the will
Digitised material for Robert Bartram, merchant, mercer of Newcastle upon Tyne St John, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1633/B1 DPRI/1/1633/B2
John Bayles, freemason, of chapelry of Barnard Castle in the county of Durham [Barnard Castle, County Durham]; also spelt Bailes
DPRI/1/1633/B2/1: 1 March 1633 - Will probate granted to Dorothy Bayles, relict and co-executrix, for her use and the use of Anne and Ellinor Bayles, minor daughters and co-executors
DPRI/1/1633/B2/2: 1 March 1633 - Inventory, actual total £45 4s (with account of debts and unspecified expenses of £3 19s 11d)
Digitised material for John Bayles, freemason of Barnard Castle, County Durham - DPRI/1/1633/B2 DPRI/1/1633/B5
Francis Brackenburye, esquire, of the Mannor house of Sellabye (Sellaby) in the countye of Durham, parish of Gainford [Gainford, County Durham]; also spelt Brakinbury, Brakenburie
For the will of the testator's father (the tenor of which is endorsed upon the inventory), see DPRI/1/1548.
DPRI/1/1633/B5/1: 10 March 1634 - Inventory, actual total £40 10s 4d with tenor of will, 12 August 1548 Inventory, endorsed with the tenor of the will of Robert Brakenburie of Langton, Gainford (information supplied by William Radclyffe
esquire)
Digitised material for Francis Brackenburye, esquire of Gainford, County Durham - DPRI/1/1633/B5 DPRI/1/1633/B6
Bartrum Bradforth, gentleman, of Lamsley (Lamesley) in the county palatine of Durrham [Lamesley, County Durham]; also spelt Bartram, Barthram
DPRI/1/1633/B6/1-2: 19 December 1631 - Will With list of debts owed by the testator of £30 13s 4d Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929,
reprinted 1968), p 237
DPRI/1/1633/B6/3: 19 December 1631 - Inventory, actual total £43 Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 237
Digitised material for Bartrum Bradforth, gentleman of Lamesley, County Durham - DPRI/1/1633/B6 DPRI/1/1633/B7
Raphe Brandlinge, son of Robert Brandlinge of Felling, esquire, gentleman, of Alnewick (Alnewicke) [Alnwick, Northumberland]; also spelt Raph, Brandling
Brandlinge made his will prior to travelling overseas.
DPRI/1/1633/B7/1: 2 March 1630 - Will Dated 2 March 5 Charles I (1630) in will; but dated 'in the beginneing of the moneth of March Anno Domini 1631' in the allegation (DPRI/1/1633/B7/3-5)
DPRI/1/1633/B7/2: 2 March 1630 - Inventory, actual total £650
DPRI/1/1633/B7/3-5: 2 March 1630 - Allegation with deposition, undated with commission, 29 March 1633 (1) allegation of John Brandling gentleman, brother and executor, alledging the (as yet undiscovered) will remains in the hands of Sir
Nicholas Tempest, high sheriff of Newcastle, a monition having been issued; (2) deposition of Sir Nicholas Tempest re the three articles of the allegation; (3) commission to Yelderd Alvie, vicar of Newcastle St Nicholas, and John Shawe (Shaw),
curate of Newcastle St John, to administer an oath to and examine Sir Nicholas Tempest upon the allegation; commission executed by Shaw, 30 March 1633
Digitised material for Raphe Brandlinge, son of Robert Brandlinge of Felling, gentleman of Alnwick, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1633/B7 DPRI/1/1633/B8 10 February 1634
Anthonie Bryse, of Howtell within the parish of Kyrk Newton in Glendale [Kirknewton, Northumberland]; also spelt Anthony, Brice
DPRI/1/1633/B8/1: 29 November 1633 - Nuncupative will
DPRI/1/1633/B8/2: 29 November 1633 - Inventory, actual total £12 0s 2d
DPRI/1/1633/B8/3: 29 November 1633 - Commission Commission to Emanuel Trotter, vicar of Newton in Glendale, to execute a bond, administer an oath and grant administration to William Burrell gentleman, executor, and also to administer an oath to
the witnesses to the will; commission executed by Trotter, 10 February 1634
Digitised material for Anthonie Bryse of Kirknewton, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1633/B8 DPRI/1/1633/C1
Jane Carr, wife of Lewes Carr of South Shields, yeoman, widow, of South Shelepans (Sheles) in the countie of Durham, chappelrie of St Hildes [South Shields, County Durham]. Died 14 January 1634
DPRI/1/1633/C1/1-2: 5 January 1634 - Will probate granted to Alexander Fisher and George Winterborne (Winterburn), sons-in-law and co-executors; tuition of Isabell Carr granted to George Winterborne
DPRI/1/1633/C1/3-4: 5 January 1634 - Inventory, actual total £325 14s 6d
Digitised material for Jane Carr, widow of Lewes Carr of South Shields, yeoman, of South Shields, County Durham - DPRI/1/1633/C1 DPRI/1/1633/C2 10 February 1634
Robert Carr, of Mylfeilde (Millfeild, Mylfeild, Myllfeild) within the countie of Northumberland, parish of Newtonn (Newton in Glendale) [Kirknewton, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1633/C2/1: 22 November 1633 - Copy nuncupative will
DPRI/1/1633/C2/2: 22 November 1633 - Inventory, actual total £14 1s
DPRI/1/1633/C2/3: 22 November 1633 - Commission Commission to Emanuel Trotter, vicar of Newton in Glendale, to execute a bond, administer an oath and grant administration to Thomas Unthank (Unthanke) the elder gentleman, sole executor, and also
to administer an oath to and examine the witnesses to the will; commission executed by Trotter, 10 February 1634
Digitised material for Robert Carr of Kirknewton, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1633/C2 DPRI/1/1633/C7
John Cowling, yeoman, of Breerly (Breerley) House in the parishe of Gryndon (Grindon) in the county of Durham [Grindon, County Durham]; also spelt Cowlynge
DPRI/1/1633/C7/1-2: 22 January 1634 - Will probate granted to Henry Cowling, sole executor
DPRI/1/1633/C7/3: 22 January 1634 - Inventory, actual total £152 13s 2d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £70 14s 3d)
Digitised material for John Cowling, yeoman of Grindon, County Durham - DPRI/1/1633/C7 DPRI/1/1633/C8
Joseph Cradocke, gentleman, of Bishop Auckland (Awkland) in the parish of St Andrew Auckland of the county of Duresme (Durhame) [Auckland St Andrew, County Durham]; also spelt Josephe, Cradock
DPRI/1/1633/C8/1: 1 August 1633 - Copy will Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 248-250
DPRI/1/1633/C8/2-3: 1 August 1633 - Inventory of Joseph Cradocke's goods etc., actual total £120 4s 1d (with account of funeral expenses of £10) with inventory of Margery Cradocke's first husband's goods etc., 30 August 1633, actual total £11
15s 1d (1) inventory of the goods etc. of Joseph Cradocke; (2) inventory of the goods formerly of Henry Maugham, the first husband of Margery Cradocke, 'being not changed in the life tyme of her second husband Mr Josephe Cradocke wee are perswaded
they ought not to be accounted as his goods'
DPRI/1/1633/C8/4-5: 1 August 1633 - Bond to redeliver the original will, penal sum £500
Digitised material for Joseph Cradocke, gentleman of Auckland St Andrew, County Durham - DPRI/1/1633/C8 DPRI/1/1633/D1 2 May 1633
Thomas Dawson, cordwainer, chapman, of parish of Darlington in the countie of Durham [Darlington, County Durham]; also spelt Dawsan
DPRI/1/1633/D1/1-2: 27 January 1631 - Will
DPRI/1/1633/D1/4-10: 27 January 1631 - Inventory, actual total £477 7s 8d Inventory of household, shop and warehouse goods etc.; actual total includes the desperate debts
DPRI/1/1633/D1/3: 27 January 1631 - Commission Commission to Thomas Thompson (Thomson), rector of Hurworth, and Robert Hope, curate of Darlington, to execute a bond, administer an oath and grant administration to Jane Dawson, relict and sole
executrix, and also to administer an oath to and to examine the witnesses to the will; commission executed by Thomson, 2 May 1633
Digitised material for Thomas Dawson, cordwainer, chapman of Darlington, County Durham - DPRI/1/1633/D1 DPRI/1/1633/D3
Christafore Dodes, yeoman, Rucuphead [Rookhope] in Wardell in the countie of Durham, Ester (Easter) Black Deane within the perish of Stanupe (Stanhop) in Wardelle and county of Durhame [Stanhope, County Durham]; also spelt Christafor, Dodds,
Christofer
DPRI/1/1633/D3/1: 30 May 1631 - Will
DPRI/1/1633/D3/2: 30 May 1631 - Inventory, actual total £21 7s 1d (with account of funeral expenses of £1 1s)
DPRI/1/1633/D3/3: 30 May 1631 - Copy deed of gift Copy indenture conveying all the testator's goods and chattels to Anthony Wall, brother-in-law, upon the condition that the testator and his wife Jane Dodds are to be maintained by him for their
lives
Digitised material for Christafore Dodes, yeoman of Rookhope, County Durham - DPRI/1/1633/D3 DPRI/1/1633/F1
James Fawsid, burgess [of Berwick-upon-Tweed], of Berwicke [Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland]; also spelt Fawside, Fawcide, Forside
DPRI/1/1633/F1/1-2: 22 August 1632 - Will Dated 21 August 1632 at head and 22 August 1632 at foot; probate granted at Berwick to Isabel Watson, former relict, 6 April 1633
DPRI/1/1633/F1/3: 22 August 1632 - Inventory, actual total £40 12s 11d (with account of debts of £20 2s)
Digitised material for James Fawsid, burgess of Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1633/F1 DPRI/1/1633/F2
Bartram Fletcher, mercer, of parish of Gateside (Gaiteside, Gateshead) in the countie of Durham [Gateshead, County Durham]; also spelt Bartrame
DPRI/1/1633/F2/1: 16 March 1633 - Copy will
DPRI/1/1633/F2/2-3: 16 March 1633 - Indented inventory, actual total £69 6s 10d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £72 9s 4d) Inventory of household and shop goods etc.
Digitised material for Bartram Fletcher, mercer of Gateshead, County Durham - DPRI/1/1633/F2 DPRI/1/1633/F3
Thomas Fletcher, yeoman, of Newtowne (Newton) in the parish of Rothburie (Rothberrie) [Rothbury, Northumberland]; also spelt Flecher
DPRI/1/1633/F3/1-2: 8 April 1633 - Inventory, actual total £51 4s 8d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £17 10s) with letter, 1633 Inventory, subscribed with letter from Mr Manby [?to the Durham Register] requesting the deceased's
widow be aided in her case, Fletcher having been 'slaine by a great unlucky man'; administration granted to Jane Fletcher relict, and William Fletcher, son, there being no [?other] children
DPRI/1/1633/F3/3-4: 8 April 1633 - Account, actual total £49 4s 8d (with discharge of £8 13s 4d) Account of Jane Fletcher relict and William Fletcher [son]
Digitised material for Thomas Fletcher, yeoman of Rothbury, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1633/F3 DPRI/1/1633/F4 4 April 1633
Umfray Forster, of North Charletown (Charlton) [Ellingham, Northumberland]; also spelt Umphray
DPRI/1/1633/F4/1-2: 5 October 1631 - Will With list of debts owed to (£12) and owed by (£3 14s) the testator; probate granted at Alnwick to Jane Forster, relict and sole executrix, and the tuition of Nedd (Edward) Forster son of Cuthbert Forster
[son of the testator] granted to his mother Agnes Forster widow, 4 April 1633
DPRI/1/1633/F4/3: 5 October 1631 - Inventory, actual total £29 3s
Digitised material for Umfray Forster of Ellingham, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1633/F4 DPRI/1/1633/G1
Thomas Gofton, servant and nephew of John Gofton of Earsden, yeoman, servant, of Earsden [Earsdon, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1633/G1/1: 24 September 1626 - Nuncupative will Administration granted to James Gofton, cousin
DPRI/1/1633/G1/2: 24 September 1626 - Inventory, actual total £2 17s
Digitised material for Thomas Gofton, servant and nephew of John Gofton of Earsden, yeoman, servant of Earsdon, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1633/G1 DPRI/1/1633/G2 4 April 1633
Lionell Graye, gentleman, of Stamforth, Embleton [Embleton, Northumberland]; also spelt Lyonell, Gray, Graie
DPRI/1/1633/G2/1: 8 November 1631 - Will probate granted at Alnwick to Thomas Phillipson (Fillpson) and John Lyndsey (Lindsay), sons-in-law and executors, 4 April 1633
DPRI/1/1633/G2/2: 8 November 1631 - Inventory, actual total £42 7s 4d
Digitised material for Lionell Graye, gentleman of Embleton, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1633/G2 DPRI/1/1633/G4 20 August 1633
Margaret Grene, wife of James Grene, widow, of Bongate, parish of Alnewicke (Alnwicke, Alnewick) [Alnwick, Northumberland]; also spelt Greine
DPRI/1/1633/G4/1: 3 April 1633 - Will With list of debts owed by the testatrix of £7; probate granted at Alnwick to John Greine, son and sole executor, 20 August 1633
DPRI/1/1633/G4/2: 3 April 1633 - Inventory, actual total £8 4s 8d
Digitised material for Margaret Grene, widow of James Grene, of Alnwick, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1633/G4 DPRI/1/1633/H1 19 September 1633
Katheran Hallewell, gentlewoman, widow, of Bennwell (Benwell) in the county of Northumberland, parishe (chapelry) of St Johnes in Newcastle [Benwell, Northumberland]; also spelt Katherine, Hallywell, Halliwell
DPRI/1/1633/H1/1-2: 15 March 1632 - Will
DPRI/1/1633/H1/3: 15 March 1632 - Inventory, actual total £143 12s 4d
DPRI/1/1633/H1/4: 15 March 1632 - Commission Commission to William Swann (Swan), vicar of Stamfordham, to execute a bond, administer an oath and grant administration to Lady Elizabeth Delavell (Delavale) of Dissington, sole executrix, and also
to administer an oath to and to examine the witnesses to the will; commission executed by Swan, 19 September 1633
Digitised material for Katheran Hallewell, gentlewoman, widow of Benwell, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1633/H1 DPRI/1/1633/H3 September 1633
George Harrison, of parrishe of Aldstonmoore (Alstone, Alston) [Alston, Cumberland]; also spelt Herrison
DPRI/1/1633/H3/1: 7 May 1633 - Will With list of debts owed to (£15 13s 7d) and owed by (£2 4s) the testator
DPRI/1/1633/H3/2: 7 May 1633 - Inventory, actual total £80 10s
DPRI/1/1633/H3/3: 7 May 1633 - Commission Commission to John Stephenson, vicar of Kirkhaugh, to execute a bond, administer an oath and grant administration to Jane Harrison, relict and co-executor (with her son Richard Harrison), and also to
administer an oath to the witnesses to the will; commission executed by Stephenson, (undated)
Digitised material for George Harrison of Alston, Cumberland - DPRI/1/1633/H3 DPRI/1/1633/H5
William Havery, of Tilmouth (Tyllmouth), Cornell [Cornhill, Northumberland]; also spelt Willam, Haverye, Haverey, Haverie
DPRI/1/1633/H5/1: 16 July 1632 - Will probate granted at Tweedmouth to William Havery, sole executor, to whom was also granted the tuition of Agnes and Margaret Havery, daughters, 16 August 1633
DPRI/1/1633/H5/2: 16 July 1632 - Inventory, actual total £30 5s 4d
Digitised material for William Havery of Cornhill, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1633/H5 DPRI/1/1633/H6
Ann Heath, of Barmston (Barmeston) within the parish of Washington [Washington, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1633/H6/1-2: 21 January 1633 - Will Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 246-247
Digitised material for Ann Heath of Washington, County Durham - DPRI/1/1633/H6 DPRI/1/1633/H7
George Heron, gentleman, of Kearslie (Kearesley, Kearsley) of the parish of Stamfordham [Stamfordham, Northumberland]; also spelt Hearon
DPRI/1/1633/H7/2: 18 February 1633 - Inventory Administration granted at Stamfordham to Jane Heron, relict, for her use and the use of six children, 22 March 1633
DPRI/1/1633/H7/1: 18 February 1633 - Account, actual total £34 16s 4d (with discharge of £37 13s 4d) Account of Jane Heron, relict
Digitised material for George Heron, gentleman of Stamfordham, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1633/H7 DPRI/1/1633/H9
Catherine Hodgshon, widow, of Cockerton in the parish of Darlington [Darlington, County Durham]; also spelt Katherine, Hodgson
DPRI/1/1633/H9/1: 24 September 1633 - Will [administration] and the tuition of Margery, Elizabeth and Jane Hodgshon, daughters, granted to John Sober, [?son-in-law]
DPRI/1/1633/H9/2: 24 September 1633 - Copy will
DPRI/1/1633/H9/3: 24 September 1633 - Inventory, actual total £163 18s
Digitised material for Catherine Hodgshon, widow of Darlington, County Durham - DPRI/1/1633/H9 DPRI/1/1633/H10
William Hodgson, yeoman, of Crayne rowe (Crane Rawe, Craineraw) within the parishe of Hamsterly (chapelry of Hampsterley, Hamsterley) and county of Durham [Hamsterley, County Durham]; also spelt Hodgshon
DPRI/1/1633/H10/1-2: 18 June 1633 - Inventory
DPRI/1/1633/H10/3: 18 June 1633 - Consent of relict and children Consent of relict and the other children that Thomas Hodgson, eldest son, take out administration; subscribed with (undated) memorandum to noting the above consent and further that
Thomas Hodgson is to be bound to distribute the estate to his five brothers and sisters
Digitised material for William Hodgson, yeoman of Hamsterley, County Durham - DPRI/1/1633/H10 DPRI/1/1633/H12
John Hoppar, of Blackhedley, parish of Shotley [Shotley, Northumberland]; also spelt Hopper
DPRI/1/1633/H12/1: 15 December 1633 - Will With list of debts owed by (£8) and owed to (£17 18s 8d) the testator
DPRI/1/1633/H12/2: 15 December 1633 - Inventory, actual total £101 (with account of debts and funeral charges of £2 13s 4d)
Digitised material for John Hoppar of Shotley, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1633/H12 DPRI/1/1633/H13 4 April 1633
Henrye Horsley, of Scranwode of the parishe of Alneham [Alnham, Northumberland]; also spelt Horsleye
Horsley names his wife as his executrix and 'intrennssatrix'
DPRI/1/1633/H13/1: undated - Will probate granted at Alnwick to Isabell Horsley, executrix, to whom was also granted the tuition of Ursula Horsley, daughter, 4 April 1633 Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the
Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 247-248
DPRI/1/1633/H13/2: undated - Inventory, actual total £74 16s (with account of debts of £5 17s 8d)
Digitised material for Henrye Horsley of Alnham, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1633/H13 DPRI/1/1633/H14 4 April 1633
Mathew Horsley, of Scranwoode (Scranwood) of the parishe Alnham (Alneham) [Alnham, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1633/H14/1: undated - Will probate granted at Alnwick to Jane Horsley, relict, to whom was also granted the tuition of Agnes, Isabell and Margaret Horsley, daughters, 4 April 1633; Robert Horsley, brother and sole executor, having
renounced Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 247
DPRI/1/1633/H14/2: undated - Inventory, actual total £37 14s 4d
Digitised material for Mathew Horsley of Alnham, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1633/H14 DPRI/1/1633/H15
Thomas Humble, yeoman, of Daniell in the parish of Riton in the countie of Durham [Ryton, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1633/H15/1: 29 December 1632 - Will probate granted to Margaret Colson (Margret Coulson), co-executor
DPRI/1/1633/H15/2: 29 December 1632 - Inventory, actual total £47 4s 2d (with account of funeral expenses of £3 3s 6d)
Digitised material for Thomas Humble, yeoman of Ryton, County Durham - DPRI/1/1633/H15 DPRI/1/1633/H16
Florence Hutton, wife of John Hutton, clerk, widow, of parishe (chapelry) of All Saints within the towne of Newcastle upon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne All Saints, Northumberland]; also spelt Florrence
DPRI/1/1633/H16/1: 29 October 1630 - Will
DPRI/1/1633/H16/2-3: 29 October 1630 - Inventory, actual total £209 9s 10d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £12 1s 6d)
Digitised material for Florence Hutton, widow of John Hutton, clerk, of Newcastle upon Tyne All Saints, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1633/H16 DPRI/1/1633/J4
Jhon Joplyn, of Mecklie (Meklie, Mickley) of the parishe of Owingheme (Owinghame, Ovingham) [Mickley, Northumberland]; also spelt John
DPRI/1/1633/J4/1: 20 September 1632 - Nuncupative will probate granted to Elenor Joplyn, co-executor, [to whom was] also granted the tuition of five of nine children
DPRI/1/1633/J4/2: 20 September 1632 - Inventory, actual total £103 13s
Digitised material for Jhon Joplyn of Mickley, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1633/J4 DPRI/1/1633/L2
Nicholas Lee, of Crosgill within the chaplerie of Garrigill [Alston, Cumberland]
DPRI/1/1633/L2/1: 25 April 1631 - Will
DPRI/1/1633/L2/2: 25 April 1631 - Inventory, actual total £16 12s (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £3 18s)
DPRI/1/1633/L2/3: 25 April 1631 - Commission Commission to John Stephenson, rector of Kirkhaugh, to execute a bond, administer an oath and grant administration to Jane Lee, relict and sole executrix, and also to administer an oath to and examine
the witnesses to the will; commission executed by Stephenson, (undated)
Digitised material for Nicholas Lee of Alston, Cumberland - DPRI/1/1633/L2 DPRI/1/1633/L4
William Liddell, yeoman, of Langley in the parishe of Brancepeth in the county of Durham (Duresme) [Brancepeth, County Durham]; also spelt Lyddell, Liddle, Lidle
See DPRI/4/13 ff.230 and 232
DPRI/1/1633/L4/1-2: 29 June 1629 - Marriage settlement (in lieu of a will) Marriage settlement (in lieu of a will) in which Liddell agrees the residue of his estate will pass upon his death to his wife, the widow Magdalen Huggonson, reserving
only £20 to a daughter by his earlier marriage
DPRI/1/1633/L4/3: 29 June 1629 - Inventory, actual total £239 19s 10d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £75 6s 6d) Inventory of goods etc., including goods (£9 16s 2d) belonging to Liddell's widow by a former husband, and goods (£13
5s) belonging to Liddell by his former wife; administration granted to Magdalen Liddell, relict, also for the use of Thomas Liddell, son, [?and a child not yet born]
DPRI/1/1633/L4/4-5: 29 June 1629 - Account, actual total £239 19s 10d (with discharge of £85 9s 4d) Account of Magdalen Liddell, relict and administratrix, exhibited at the promotion of Peter Wright, curator of Marie Liddell, daughter by the
deceased's former marriage; endorsed with memorandum relating that the daughter's £20 in lieu of her portion has already been delivered to her curator, and a further £13 5s (from the sale of Marie Liddell's mother's former goods) may now be paid in
full discharge of the 1629 Agreement
Digitised material for William Liddell, yeoman of Brancepeth, County Durham - DPRI/1/1633/L4 DPRI/1/1633/M1
John Marshall, yeoman, of Bradley burne of the parish of Wolsingham in the county of Durham [Wolsingham, County Durham]. Died 17 August 1632
Marshall died on 'the Friday before St Hellen day' (18 August 1632)
DPRI/1/1633/M1/1: 3 August 1632 - Nuncupative will
DPRI/1/1633/M1/2: 3 August 1632 - Inventory, actual total £104 (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £31 10s)
Digitised material for John Marshall, yeoman of Wolsingham, County Durham - DPRI/1/1633/M1 DPRI/1/1633/M2
John Marshall, yeoman, of Seahame (Seham) in the county of Durhame [Seaham, County Durham]. Died 13 November 1633
DPRI/1/1633/M2/1-2: 13 November 1633 - Will Administration granted to Richard Marshall, father, to whom was also granted the tuition [of Alice Marshall, daughter]
DPRI/1/1633/M2/3: 13 November 1633 - Inventory, actual total £51 6s 8d
Digitised material for John Marshall, yeoman of Seaham, County Durham - DPRI/1/1633/M2 DPRI/1/1633/M6
John Moe, husbandman, of Bearle within the parish of Bywell Andrew (Peter) within the county of Northumberland [Bywell St Andrew, Northumberland]; also spelt Mowe
DPRI/1/1633/M6/1: 4 March 1633 - Nuncupative will Administration granted to William Mowe, son
DPRI/1/1633/M6/2: 4 March 1633 - Inventory, actual total £18 8s 8d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £3 11s)
Digitised material for John Moe, husbandman of Bywell St Andrew, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1633/M6 DPRI/1/1633/N1
Lowrance Newbye, yeoman, of Howlemore in the parish of Cockfield (Cockfeild) within the countie of Durham [Cockfield, County Durham]; also spelt Newbey, Newby, Newbie
DPRI/1/1633/N1/1: 1 March 1633 - Will Administration granted to Mark Gargrave
DPRI/1/1633/N1/2: 1 March 1633 - Inventory, actual total £19 6s 3d (with account of funeral expenses of £2 5s)
Digitised material for Lowrance Newbye, yeoman of Cockfield, County Durham - DPRI/1/1633/N1 DPRI/1/1633/N3
Anthony Nicolsonne, of Helmden Row (Rawe) [Brancepeth, County Durham]; also spelt Nicolson, Nicholson
DPRI/1/1633/N3/1: 5 July 1632 - Will Administration granted to Anne Nicolsonne, relict, also for the use of John, Ann and Jane Nicolsonne, children
DPRI/1/1633/N3/2: 5 July 1632 - Inventory, actual total £21 (with account of debts of £2 9s 10d)
Digitised material for Anthony Nicolsonne of Brancepeth, County Durham - DPRI/1/1633/N3 DPRI/1/1633/O1 20 June 1633
Cuthbert Ogle, of parish of Whalton [Whalton, Northumberland]; also spelt Cuthbart
DPRI/1/1633/O1/1: 24 January 1632 - Will proved at Morpeth by Edward Ogle of Coven in Brewood, Staffordshire, gentleman and eldest son, executor, 20 June 1633
DPRI/1/1633/O1/2: 24 January 1632 - Inventory, actual total £188 6s 2d
Digitised material for Cuthbert Ogle of Whalton, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1633/O1 DPRI/1/1633/O2
John Oswold, junior, of Darlington [Darlington, County Durham]; also spelt Oswolde, Oswould, Oswald. Died 5 May 1633
DPRI/1/1633/O2/7: 3 May 1633 - Nuncupative will
DPRI/1/1633/O2/1: 3 May 1633 - Inventory Administration granted by commission to Alice Oswold, relict
DPRI/1/1633/O2/2: 3 May 1633 - Fair copy inventory, actual total £79
DPRI/1/1633/O2/3: 3 May 1633 - Commission Commission to Robert Hope, curate of Darlington, to execute a bond, administer an oath and grant administration to Alice Oswold, relict; commission executed by Hope, 23 May [1633]
DPRI/1/1633/O2/5: 3 May 1633 - Commission Commission to Thomas Emerson of Hellclose House yeoman, Lawrence Stainesbye of Cockerton tanner, Peter Bowbanck of Blackwell yeoman, and George Stephenson tanner, all of Darlington, to reappraise the
goods etc. of John Oswold [junior]; issued at the petition of the sisters of the deceased due to the incomplete and undervalued nature of the inventory formerly entered by Alice Oswold, relict
DPRI/1/1633/O2/6: 3 May 1633 - Additional inventory, actual total £38 Inventory with the proviso that the commissioners were prevented from appraising the goods etc. in the house by Alice Oswold, relict
DPRI/1/1633/O2/4: 3 May 1633 - Additional inventory, actual total £20 Inventory of goods etc. apprized by John Oswold senior, with memorandum relating that Alice Oswold, relict, had formerly prevented the commissioners from apprizing them
Digitised material for John Oswold, junior of Darlington, County Durham - DPRI/1/1633/O2 DPRI/1/1633/P7
Cuthbert Procter, the elder, merchant, esquire, of towne and countie of Newcastle upon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]; also spelt Prockter, Proctor
DPRI/1/1633/P7/1-2: 23 March 1633 - Copy will
DPRI/1/1633/P7/3-4: 23 March 1633 - Inventory, actual total £26 13s 11d (with account of funeral expenses of £13 14s) Endorsed: exhibited, 18 September 1634
DPRI/1/1633/P7/5: 23 March 1633 - Copy act of court [copy act of court] decreeing the original will may be delivered out of the registry to William Coulston on Ponteland, husband of the deceased's daughter and co-executor Margaret Proctor, for
use in a law suit; the other two daughters having renounced
Digitised material for Cuthbert Procter, the elder, merchant, esquire of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1633/P7 DPRI/1/1633/R3 24 August 1633
Robert Richardson, yeoman, of Norham within the countie of Durham [Norham, Northumberland]
See DPRI/4/14 f.297v (May 1637), and 1633 bond 1
DPRI/1/1633/R3/1-2: 13 June 1633 - Nuncupative will with inventory, 24 August 1633, actual total £45 3s 4d proved at Berwick-upon-Tweed by Robert Hunter, son-in-law and executor, 24 August 1633
Bond: DPRI/3/1637/B250
Bond: DPRI/3/1633/B251
Digitised material for Robert Richardson, yeoman of Norham, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1633/R3 DPRI/1/1633/R5 29 January 1634
William Robinson, of Westwicke (Westwick), chapelry of Barnard Castle in the countie of Durham [Barnard Castle, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1633/R5/1-2: 16 December 1633 - Will
DPRI/1/1633/R5/3: 16 December 1633 - Inventory, actual total £170 12s 10d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £83 6s 5d)
DPRI/1/1633/R5/4: 16 December 1633 - Commission Commission to Robert Burrell, curate of Gainford, and Giles Forster, curate of Barnard Castle, to execute a bond, administer an oath and grant administration and the tuition of Ann Robinson
daughter and co-executrix, to Phillida Robinson relict and co-executrix, for her use and the use of her daughter; and also to examine the witnesses to the will. [Endorsed:] commission executed by Foster, 29 January 1634
Digitised material for William Robinson of Barnard Castle, County Durham - DPRI/1/1633/R5 DPRI/1/1633/R6 6 April 1633
Henry Robson, the elder, collier, yeoman, of towne and countie of Newcastle upon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1633/R6/1-2: 5 March 1632 - Copy will
DPRI/1/1633/R6/3-4: 5 March 1632 - Inventory, actual total £6 18s 10d (with account of funeral expenses of £2)
DPRI/1/1633/R6/5: 5 March 1632 - Commission Commission to Francis Gray and John Shaw, preachers of Newcastle, to execute a bond, administer an oath and grant administration to Robert Robson, son and co-executor, and also to examine the witnesses
to the will; commission executed by Shaw, 6 April 1633
Digitised material for Henry Robson, the elder, collier, yeoman of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1633/R6 DPRI/1/1633/R7
William Robson, yeoman, of Norton [Norton, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1633/R7/1-2: 2 March 1633 - Will Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 241-242
DPRI/1/1633/R7/3-4: 2 March 1633 - Inventory, actual total £187 17s 6d (with account of debts of £15 7s 8d)
Digitised material for William Robson, yeoman of Norton, County Durham - DPRI/1/1633/R7 DPRI/1/1633/R8
Thomas Roxebey, of Rivehopp (Ryhoppe, Ryop), parish of Bishop Warmoth [Ryhope, County Durham]; also spelt Rookby, Roxbye, Rokesby
DPRI/1/1633/R8/1: 1 July 1633 - Will Subscribed: 'found in Thomas Clavering's deske after his death but noe inventary'. Administration granted to Isabell Roxebey, relict, to whom was also granted the tuition of John Roxebey, son and executor,
and Elizabeth, Ann and Alice Roxebey, daughters
DPRI/1/1633/R8/2: 1 July 1633 - Inventory, actual total £112 7s 8d (with account of funeral expenses of £2)
Digitised material for Thomas Roxebey of Ryhope, County Durham - DPRI/1/1633/R8 DPRI/1/1633/S3 4 April 1633
John Scott, the younger, yeoman, of Alnwick (Alnewicke, Alnewick, Alnwicke) in the county of Northumberland [Alnwick, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1633/S3/1-2: 30 December 1632 - Will proved by Elizabeth Scott widow, mother and sole executrix, 4 April 1633
DPRI/1/1633/S3/3: 30 December 1632 - Inventory, actual total £18 12s 4d
Digitised material for John Scott, the younger, yeoman of Alnwick, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1633/S3 DPRI/1/1633/S4
Jarratt Selbye, gentleman, of Hairlaw (Harelaw) within the countie of Northumberland, parish of Kyrk Newton (Kirke Newton) [Kirknewton, Northumberland]; also spelt Jarrett, Selby
DPRI/1/1633/S4/1-2: 31 January 1632 - Will with codicil, 21 April 1633 with caveat Endorsed: caveat against delivering the will to any but the heir, [Jarratt] Selbye
DPRI/1/1633/S4/3-5: 31 January 1632 - Inventory, actual total £1,035 14s 3d
Digitised material for Jarratt Selbye, gentleman of Kirknewton, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1633/S4 DPRI/1/1633/S7 10 April 1633
Robert Sopwith, yeoman, of Whalton within the countye of Northumberland [Whalton, Northumberland]; also spelt Soppwith, Soppeth
DPRI/1/1633/S7/1: 12 February 1632 - Will proved at Morpeth by Isabel Sopwith, relict and executrix, 10 April 1633
DPRI/1/1633/S7/2: 12 February 1632 - Inventory, actual total £47 15s 8d (with account of debts and funeral charges of £8 0s 10d)
Digitised material for Robert Sopwith, yeoman of Whalton, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1633/S7 DPRI/1/1633/S8 5 April 1633
Richard Spense, yeoman, of borough of Barwik (Berwicke, Barwick) upon Tweid [Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland]; also spelt Spence, Spens
DPRI/1/1633/S8/1-2: 29 January 1633 - Will proved at Berwick by Elizabeth Spence, relict and executrix, 5 April 1633
DPRI/1/1633/S8/3: 29 January 1633 - Inventory, actual total £11 9s 4d
Digitised material for Richard Spense, yeoman of Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1633/S8 DPRI/1/1633/S9 20 June 1633
John Stevenson, yeoman, of Blagill within the parish of Alstone (Alston) and county of Cumberland [Alston, Cumberland]; also spelt Stephenson
DPRI/1/1633/S9/1: 27 November 1632 - [copy] will
DPRI/1/1633/S9/2: 27 November 1632 - Inventory, actual total £106 1s (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £29 17s 9d)
DPRI/1/1633/S9/3: 27 November 1632 - Commission Commission to Francis Hills, vicar of Alston, to execute a bond, administer an oath and grant administration to Frances Stevenson relict and, when they come of age, to Robert and Richard Stevenson,
sons and executors, and also to grant to her the tuition of Robert, Richard and Mary Stevenson, [younger] children; also to examine the witnesses to the will; commission executed by Hill, 20 June 1633
Digitised material for John Stevenson, yeoman of Alston, Cumberland - DPRI/1/1633/S9 DPRI/1/1633/S10
John Strother, Master, esquire, of Grindonrig (Ridge, Rigg), parish of Norham [Norham, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1633/S10/1: 26 January 1631 - Inventory Administration granted at Grindon Ridge to Elizabeth Strother, relict, she having discharged herself from acting as tutrix to four named children
Digitised material for John Strother, Master, esquire of Norham, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1633/S10 DPRI/1/1633/T2
William Tomson, husbandman, of Stranton in the county of Durham [Stranton, County Durham]; also spelt Thomson, Thompson
See DPRI/4/13 f.238v: November 1633
DPRI/1/1633/T2/1-2: 26 December 1632 - Will Subscribed with the names and ages of the three younger minor children
DPRI/1/1633/T2/3: 26 December 1632 - Inventory, actual total £129 5s (with account of debts of £6 14s 2d)
Digitised material for William Tomson, husbandman of Stranton, County Durham - DPRI/1/1633/T2 DPRI/1/1633/W1 19 February 1634
Christofer Wallis, yeoman, of chapelry of All Saints in the towne and countie of Newcastle upon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne All Saints, Northumberland]; also spelt Christopher, Willis, Wallas, Wallasse
DPRI/1/1633/W1/1: 4 January 1634 - Will
DPRI/1/1633/W1/2-3: 4 January 1634 - Indented inventory, actual total £182 4s 10d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £20 15s 6d)
DPRI/1/1633/W1/4: 4 January 1634 - Commission Commission to Samuel Barker, curate of Newcastle All Saints, to execute a bond, administer an oath and grant administration to Cicilia (Sissella) Wallis, relict and sole executrix, to whom was also
granted the tuition of Sarah Wallis, daughter; and also to examine the witnesses to the will; commission executed in the house of Leonard Carr by Barker, 19 February 1634
Digitised material for Christofer Wallis, yeoman of Newcastle upon Tyne All Saints, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1633/W1 DPRI/1/1633/W2
John Walton, of Gallygell (Gilligell, Galligill), parish of Aldston (Alston) [Alston, Cumberland]
DPRI/1/1633/W2/1: 23 January 1633 - Will probate granted to Isabel Walton, relict, the four children and executors still being minors
DPRI/1/1633/W2/2 - Inventory, actual total £74 6s 2d (with account of debts of £14 8s 8d)
Digitised material for John Walton of Alston, Cumberland - DPRI/1/1633/W2 DPRI/1/1633/W4 January 1634
Mary Watson, gentlewoman, widow, of Bishop Aucland (Awkland) in the countie of Durham [Auckland St Andrew, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1633/W4/1: 21 April 1632 - Will
DPRI/1/1633/W4/2: 21 April 1632 - Inventory, actual total £24 0s 8d with certificate of oath, 21 January 1634 Inventory with certificate of oath of Dorothye Wormlye (Dorrothie Wormeley), [niece and sole executrix], 21 January 1634; endorsed
with the incomplete preamble to a list of bequests to unamed servants
DPRI/1/1633/W4/3: 21 April 1632 - Commission Commission to William Richardson, vicar of Coniscliffe, and Robert Thompson, curate of Witton-le-Wear, to execute a bond, administer an oath and grant administration to Dorothy Wormeley, sole
executrix, the will having already been proved at Durham
Digitised material for Mary Watson, gentlewoman, widow of Auckland St Andrew, County Durham - DPRI/1/1633/W4 DPRI/1/1633/W6 20 August 1633
James Whit, of Ingrame (Ingram) [Ingram, Northumberland]; also spelt White
DPRI/1/1633/W6/1: 18 July 1632 - Will probate granted at Alnwick to Elizabeth White, relict and executrix, 20 August 1633
DPRI/1/1633/W6/2: 18 July 1632 - Inventory, actual total £11 19s (with account of funeral expenses of £1 10s)
Digitised material for James Whit of Ingram, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1633/W6 DPRI/1/1633/W9 23 May 1633
John Wigham, yeoman, of Linsheilde (Linsheile) in the parish of Haltwisle (Haltwesle) [Haltwhistle, Northumberland]; also spelt Wiggam
DPRI/1/1633/W9/1: 22 November 1632 - Will with inventory, undated, actual total £17 15s 2d (with account of debts of £3 12s 10d) Will, with [contemporaneous] list of debts owed by (£3 12s 10d) and owed to (£3 1s 10d) the testator. Probate
granted at Corbridge to Isabel Wigham relict and joint executor, 23 May 1633.
Digitised material for John Wigham, yeoman of Haltwhistle, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1633/W9
Wills etc proved 1634Reference: DPRI/1/1634DPRI/1/1634/A1
John Addison, senior, gentleman, of Ovingham [Ovingham, Northumberland]; also spelt Addeson
DPRI/1/1634/A1/1-2: 26 March 1634 - Will Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 253-255
DPRI/1/1634/A1/4-5: 26 March 1634 - Copy allegation with nuncupative will, 26 March 1634 Certified copy of the allegation of William Fenwicke, brother-in-law, introducing the nuncupative codicil (26 March 1634), relating to a case: Fenwicke v
Addeson Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 255
DPRI/1/1634/A1/3: 26 March 1634 - Inventory, actual total £1,099 9s
Digitised material for John Addison, senior, gentleman, of Ovingham, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1634/A1 DPRI/1/1634/A2
Edward Alder, yeoman, of Reeveley (Reveley) of the parish of Ingram [Ingram, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1634/A2/1-2: 4 July 1634 - Will Administration granted to Christopher Alder, 'friend', and John Oliver, 'brother'; tuition of [daughter] granted to John Collingwood Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the
Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 256
DPRI/1/1634/A2/3: 4 July 1634 - Inventory, actual total £43 6s 4d (with account of debts and funeral charges of £2 2s 6d) Subscribed with account of a daughter's portion (£14)
Digitised material for Edward Alder, yeoman of Ingram, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1634/A2 DPRI/1/1634/A5
Sampson Ayre, yeoman, of Monck Wearmouth (Monckwermouth) towne in the countye pallatine of Durhame [Monkwearmouth, County Durham]; also spelt Sampsone, Ayer, Aire
DPRI/1/1634/A5/1-2: 7 April 1634 - Will probate granted to Margerye Ayre, relict, to whom was also granted the tuition of Allice and Isabell, children
DPRI/1/1634/A5/3: 7 April 1634 - Inventory, actual total £190 19s 4d (with account of debts of £40)
Digitised material for Sampson Ayre, yeoman of Monkwearmouth, County Durham - DPRI/1/1634/A5 DPRI/1/1634/B2
Lanclott Barker, yeoman, of Litle (Little) Benton in the parish of Great Benton in the county of Northumberland [Longbenton, Northumberland]; also spelt Lanclot, Lancelott
DPRI/1/1634/B2/1-2: 2 June 1633 - Will
DPRI/1/1634/B2/3: 2 June 1633 - Copy will
DPRI/1/1634/B2/4: 2 June 1633 - Inventory, actual total £92 19s (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £53 17s 9d)
Digitised material for Lanclott Barker, yeoman of Longbenton, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1634/B2 DPRI/1/1634/B3 2 May 1634
George Barwicke, of West Snawhopp within the parishe of Stanhopp in Wardaile [Stanhope, County Durham]; also spelt Barricke
DPRI/1/1634/B3/1-2: 8 April 1634 - Will Endorsed: proved, 2 May 1634
DPRI/1/1634/B3/3: 8 April 1634 - Inventory, actual total £121 18s 1d probate granted to Jennet Barwicke, relict and sole executrix, to whom was also granted the tuition of six children; George Wall and John Gray, sureties
Digitised material for George Barwicke of Stanhope, County Durham - DPRI/1/1634/B3 DPRI/1/1634/B7
Robert Blakston, prebendary of Durham cathedral, parson of Sedgefield, MA, clerk, Durham, Seidgefeld (Seidgfeild) [Durham, County Durham; Sedgefield, County Durham]; also spelt Blakiston
DPRI/1/1634/B7/1-2: undated - Nuncupative will Dated, 8 January [?1635]
DPRI/1/1634/B7/3-6: undated - Inventory, actual total £440 14s 11d Inventory is followed by the cancelled inventory of goods etc. at the deceased's house at Sedgefield (£14 4s 4d), which goods it is stated are the property of Toby Blakiston, the
deceased's brother
Digitised material for Robert Blakston, prebendary of Durham cathedral, parson of Sedgefield, County Durham - DPRI/1/1634/B7 DPRI/1/1634/B14
George Busby, chapman, of St Johns parish in the towne and county of Newcastle upon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne St John, Northumberland]; also spelt Busbye
DPRI/1/1634/B14/1-2: 18 February 1634 - Copy will With certificate verifying the accuracy of the copy, 26 December 1656
DPRI/1/1634/B14/4-5: 18 February 1634 - Inventory, actual total £93 0s 10d
DPRI/1/1634/B14/3: 18 February 1634 - Additional inventory, actual total £6
Digitised material for George Busby, chapman of Newcastle upon Tyne St John, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1634/B14 DPRI/1/1634/C6
Cuthbert Collingwood, gentleman, of Fawdon within the countie of Northumberland [Gosforth, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1634/C6/1: undated - Will Date lost (damage); however, published version gives 31 January 1634 Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929,
reprinted 1968), p 259
DPRI/1/1634/C6/2 - Wrapper
Digitised material for Cuthbert Collingwood, gentleman of Gosforth, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1634/C6 DPRI/1/1634/C8
Parcevell Corner, yeoman, of Norton within the county of Durham [Norton, County Durham]; also spelt Persevell
DPRI/1/1634/C8/1-2: 7 January 1634 - Will probate and tuition of Anne and Mirell (Meriall) Corner, daughters, granted to Elizabeth Corner, relict
DPRI/1/1634/C8/3: 7 January 1634 - Inventory, actual total £96 18s 6d (with account of debts of £66 17s 6d)
Digitised material for Parcevell Corner, yeoman of Norton, County Durham - DPRI/1/1634/C8 DPRI/1/1634/C9
Francis Coulson, grocer, confectioner, of towne and countie of Newcastle uppon Tine [Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]; also spelt Colson. Died 22 February 1634
DPRI/1/1634/C9/1: 28 December 1633 - Will
DPRI/1/1634/C9/2-5: 28 December 1633 - Copy will
DPRI/1/1634/C9/6-7: 28 December 1633 - Inventory, actual total £696 16s 9d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £167 3s 3d) Inventory of goods etc. at Newcastle, Wallsend and [?North] Shields
Digitised material for Francis Coulson, grocer, confectioner of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1634/C9 DPRI/1/1634/C12 26 April 1634
John Cusson, yeoman, of Sadberdge (Sadbury) within the county of Durham [Sadberge, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1634/C12/1: 11 March 1634 - Will Subscribed with note from a court officer to [Richard] Newhouse, Durham Register, requesting the will be engrossed and a grant of probate and tuition of all the children to Alice Cusson, relict and
co-executor, be prepared. Endorsed: proved, 26 April [1634]
DPRI/1/1634/C12/2: 11 March 1634 - Inventory, actual total £160
Digitised material for John Cusson, yeoman of Sadberge, County Durham - DPRI/1/1634/C12 DPRI/1/1634/D1
Nicholas Dodshon, the elder, yeoman, of Stranton [Stranton, County Durham]; also spelt Dotchan, Dotchant
DPRI/1/1634/D1/1-2: 19 March 1635 - Inventory
DPRI/1/1634/D1/3-4: 19 March 1635 - Account, actual total £500 10s 2d (with discharge of £15) Account of Katherine Dotchant, relict, and Anthony Dotchan, joint administrators
Digitised material for Nicholas Dodshon, the elder, yeoman of Stranton, County Durham - DPRI/1/1634/D1 DPRI/1/1634/D2
William Duxfeild, cordwainer, of towne and county of Newcastle upon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]
See also Borthwick Institute for Archives Trans.CP.1636/1: appeal (testamentary), 1636.
DPRI/1/1634/D2/1: 4 September 1634 - Nuncupative will
DPRI/1/1634/D2/2: 4 September 1634 - Inventory, actual total £90 17s 9d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £118 6s 1d) Inventory of household and shop goods etc.; day in September 1634 uncertain
Digitised material for William Duxfeild, cordwainer of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1634/D2 DPRI/1/1634/E5
John Emerson, elder, yeoman, of Burtreeforde in Wardalle in the parishe of Stanhope in the countye of Durhame [Stanhope, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1634/E5/1: 1 December 1634 - Will Subscribed with (undated) memorandum to the executors, two sons of the deceased, constraining them to supplement their two sisters' portions to the level the requires
DPRI/1/1634/E5/2-3: 1 December 1634 - Inventory, actual total £118 16s 7d (with account of funeral charges of £5)
Digitised material for John Emerson, elder, yeoman of Stanhope, County Durham - DPRI/1/1634/E5 DPRI/1/1634/E7
Thomas Emerson, elder, yeoman, of Arseybourne (Arseyburne) in Wardaile Forreste in the parishe of Stanhoppe (Stanhop) and in the countie of Durhame [Stanhope, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1634/E7/1: 4 December 1632 - Will probate granted to Thomas Emerson and Raphe Emerson, sons and co-executors
DPRI/1/1634/E7/2-3: 4 December 1632 - Inventory, actual total £71 10s 6d (with account of debts and funeral charges of £29 10s 6d)
Digitised material for Thomas Emerson, elder, yeoman of Stanhope, County Durham - DPRI/1/1634/E7 DPRI/1/1634/G6
Anthony Gryndall, yeoman, of Bishop Auckland (Aucland, Awkland) in the county of Durham [Auckland St Andrew, County Durham]; also spelt Anthonie, Grindall
DPRI/1/1634/G6/1-2: 20 March 1634 - Will Administration granted to Mary Grindall, relict, for the use of Anthony Grindall, son and sole executor; Mary Grindall was also granted the tuition of Anthony, John and Elizabeth Grindall, children
DPRI/1/1634/G6/3: 20 March 1634 - Inventory, actual total £299 14s (with account of debts of £176 10s 6d)
Digitised material for Anthony Gryndall, yeoman of Auckland St Andrew, County Durham - DPRI/1/1634/G6 DPRI/1/1634/H4
Robert Hearon, yeoman, of East Thriston in the parish of Felton [Felton, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1634/H4/1: 6 November 1633 - Will with codicil, 20 November 1633 Endorsed: probate granted at Morpeth to Mary Hearon, relict and sole executrix Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham,
Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 251-252
DPRI/1/1634/H4/2: 6 November 1633 - Inventory, actual total £45 11s (with account of debts of £4 16s 5d) Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929,
reprinted 1968), p 252
Digitised material for Robert Hearon, yeoman of Felton, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1634/H4 DPRI/1/1634/H12
Anthony Hullock, skinner, of South Sheles (Sheiles) in the county of Durham [South Shields, County Durham]; also spelt Hullocke, Ullock. Died 12 February 1635
DPRI/1/1634/H12/1-2: 10 February 1635 - Will With [contemporaneous] list of debts owed to (6s) and owed by (£7 2s 10d) the testator
DPRI/1/1634/H12/3: 10 February 1635 - Inventory, actual total £8 15s (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £8 13s 10d)
DPRI/1/1634/H12/4: 10 February 1635 - Renunciation in the form of a letter Letter from Charles Foster, curate of Barnard Castle, to Richard Newhouse [Durham Register], relating the renunciation of Richard Warryner (Warrenner), the nominated
tutor of Richard Hullock the cousin and sole executor, so renouncing all his right to the deceased's goods [?but not to the tuition] and requesting that probate be granted to Thomas Hullock, brother
Digitised material for Anthony Hullock, skinner of South Shields, County Durham - DPRI/1/1634/H12 DPRI/1/1634/H13 26 April 1634
Raiphe Huntlye, of Shaudforthe (Shaudforth, Shawdforth) of the parishe of Pittington within the countie of Durham [Shadforth, County Durham]; also spelt Huntley, Huntlie. Died 11 April 1634
DPRI/1/1634/H13/1: 31 March 1634 - Copy will Endorsed: probate, 26 April 1634
DPRI/1/1634/H13/2-3: 31 March 1634 - Inventory, actual total £210 6s (with account of debts of £14 6s 6d) Subscribed with allocation of the widow's portion
Digitised material for Raiphe Huntlye of Shadforth, County Durham - DPRI/1/1634/H13 DPRI/1/1634/H14
Barnabas Hutchinsonn, notary public, gentleman, the cittie of Durham, Plawsworth [Durham, County Durham; Chester-le-Street, County Durham]; also spelt Barnaby, Hutchinson
Alternate address of Plawsworth drawn from DPRI/4/8 f.251v: tuition of Jane Hutchinson, daughter, granted to Jane Hutchinson, relict, 17 November 1634
DPRI/1/1634/H14/1: 11 December 1633 - Will
DPRI/1/1634/H15/1-6: 11 December 1633 - Inventory, actual total £642 1s 2d
Digitised material for Barnabas Hutchinsonn, notary public, gentleman, of Durham, County Durham - DPRI/1/1634/H14 DPRI/1/1634/L2
Robert Lawson, yeoman, of Bedlingtone in the countie palintyne of Durham [Bedlington, Northumberland]; also spelt Lawsone
DPRI/1/1634/L2/1: 2 January 1634 - Will Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 253
DPRI/1/1634/L2/2: 2 January 1634 - Inventory, actual total £27 8s probate and the tuition of George and Dorothy Lawson, children, granted to Ann Lawson, relict, and Robert Lawson, son, co-executors
Digitised material for Robert Lawson, yeoman of Bedlington, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1634/L2 DPRI/1/1634/M1
Henrye Maddison, alderman [of Newcastle upon Tyne], merchant, alderman, esquire, of the Close [in the] towne of Newcastell (Newcastle upon Tyne) [Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]; also spelt Henry. Died 14 July 1634
DPRI/1/1634/M1/1: 13 December 1633 - Will
DPRI/1/1634/M1/2-7: 13 December 1633 - Inventory, actual total £3,768 9s 2d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £580 16s 6d) Inventory of goods etc. in the Close (Newcastle) and Marshallands; part inventory published described as
estimation and valuation, wrongly dated 14 July 1634 Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 257
Digitised material for Henrye Maddison, alderman of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1634/M1 DPRI/1/1634/N2
Oswould Nixon, master and mariner, of parish (chapelry) of All Saints within the towne of Newcastle upon Tyne, a burgage without the walls and within the libertyes [of Newcastle] in a streete there called Sandgate [Newcastle upon Tyne All Saints,
Northumberland]; also spelt Nickson
DPRI/1/1634/N2/1-2: 25 October 1634 - Copy will Subscribed with 13 December 1635 memorandum relating that the original will was delivered to Edward Nixon, sole heir, for use as evidence of title
DPRI/1/1634/N2/3-7: 25 October 1634 - Inventory, actual total £806 18s 1d
Digitised material for Oswould Nixon, master and mariner of of Newcastle - DPRI/1/1634/N2 DPRI/1/1634/O1
Raph Oliver, of Claxton of the parish of Greatham in the county of Durham [Greatham, County Durham]; also spelt Raiph, Olyver, Olliver, Olivant
DPRI/1/1634/O1/1-2: 17 February 1634 - Will
DPRI/1/1634/O1/3-4: 17 February 1634 - Inventory, actual total £134 12s 2d (with account of debts of £19 16s)
Digitised material for Raph Oliver of Greatham, County Durham - DPRI/1/1634/O1 DPRI/1/1634/O2
John Oswold, the younger, gentleman, of Darlington in the countie of Durham [Darlington, County Durham]; also spelt Oswald, Oswolde
DPRI/1/1634/O2/1: 2 May 1633 - Nuncupative will or codicil Described as a codicil by the probate office on the dorse of the inventory; subscribed with (undated) memorandum relating to the introduction of the will in an unidentified cause (see
DPRI/1/1634/O2/2)
DPRI/1/1634/O2/2: 2 May 1633 - Commission with deposition, undated with memorandum, undated (1) commission to William Richardson, vicar of Coniscliffe, and Robert Hope, curate of Darlington, to administer an oath and grant administration to
Alice Oswald, relict, and also to administer an oath to and to examine the witnesses to the will; commission executed by Richardson, 21 October 1634; (2) deposition of Henry Oswolde; (3) undated memorandum of an allegation of Bulmer Prescot and
Alice Thornwell, [legatees], alledging the testator was capable of making a will, [relating to a cause to prove the will]
Digitised material for John Oswold, the younger, gentleman of Darlington, County Durham - DPRI/1/1634/O2 DPRI/1/1634/P4 27 August 1634
Dorithie Proctor, spinster, of towne and county of Newcastle upon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]; also spelt Procter. Died 24 June 1634
DPRI/1/1634/P4/1-2: 4 June 1634 - Will Probate decreed granted to Isabell Proctor, sister and sole executrix. Endorsed: examined at the time of the visitation by Thompson, 27 August 1634
DPRI/1/1634/P4/3-4: 4 June 1634 - Inventory, actual total £506 5s 2d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £6 8s)
Digitised material for Dorithie Proctor, spinster of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1634/P4 DPRI/1/1634/R1
Christopher Raine, of Barnard Castle in the countie of Durham [Barnard Castle, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1634/R1/1: 20 December 1633 - Indented inventory Subscribed with 26 April 1634 memorandum relating that, a deed of gift having been exhibited to the [Durham] Chancellor, a grant of administration was delayed until an administration fee
has been paid
Digitised material for Christopher Raine of Barnard Castle, County Durham - DPRI/1/1634/R1 DPRI/1/1634/R2 25 August 1634
Ann Rand, widow, of towne and county of Newcastle upon Tine [Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1634/R2/1: 21 June 1634 - Will
DPRI/1/1634/R2/2-3: 21 June 1634 - Indented inventory, actual total £131 3s 5d (with account of funeral expenses of £7 10s)
DPRI/1/1634/R2/4: 21 June 1634 - Commission Commission to Yeldard Alvey B.D., vicar of Newcastle, to execute a bond, administer an oath and grant administration to Ann Milburne, Mary Rand and Elizabeth Watson, [daughters and] co-executors, and
also to administer an oath to and to examine the witnesses to the will; commission executed by Alvey, 25 August 1634
Digitised material for Ann Rand, widow of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1634/R2 DPRI/1/1634/R5
Christopher Rippon, of Pearchbridge (Pearsbrigg), parish of Gainford [Piercebridge, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1634/R5/1: 25 December 1634 - Will
DPRI/1/1634/R5/2-3: 25 December 1634 - Inventory, actual total £11 12s 7d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £1 10s) Administration granted to William Wilson, husband of Mary Wilson, daughter
Digitised material for Christopher Rippon of Piercebridge, County Durham - DPRI/1/1634/R5 DPRI/1/1634/R6
George Rippon, of chappelrye of Witton upon Weare (Weere) in the countye of Durham [Witton-le-Wear, County Durham]; also spelt Georg
DPRI/1/1634/R6/1-2: 2 August 1634 - Nuncupative will Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 258
DPRI/1/1634/R6/3: 2 August 1634 - Inventory, actual total £28 5s 8d Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 258
Digitised material for George Rippon of Witton-le-Wear, County Durham - DPRI/1/1634/R6 DPRI/1/1634/S1
Margaret Selby, widow, of the north side of Marigate, Barwick (Barwicke) [Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1634/S1/1: 24 September 1634 - Will Endorsed with inventory of items 'laid by' certain persons, and not certainly relating to the deceased or her will
DPRI/1/1634/S1/3-6: 24 September 1634 - Inventory, actual total £44 19s
DPRI/1/1634/S1/2: 24 September 1634 - Account, actual total £44 19s (with discharge of £53 16s 9d)
Digitised material for Margaret Selby, widow of Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1634/S1 DPRI/1/1634/S4
Matthew Sheele, alias Shevill, cordwainer, of chapelry of St John in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne St John, Northumberland]; also spelt Mathew, Sheile, Sheel, Sheeles
DPRI/1/1634/S4/1-2: 1 May 1633 - Will
DPRI/1/1634/S4/3-4: 1 May 1633 - Indented inventory, actual total £76 12s 8d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £32 11s 6d)
DPRI/1/1634/S4/6: 1 May 1633 - Allegation of Thomas Robinson, sole executor and cousin, introducing the will
DPRI/1/1634/S4/5: 1 May 1633 - Interrogatories Interrogatories of [?Isabell] Brough, cousin, to the witnesses
Digitised material for Matthew Sheele, cordwainer of Newcastle upon Tyne St John, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1634/S4 DPRI/1/1634/T3
Simond Thomson, husbandman, of Morton in the county of Durham [Haughton le Skerne, County Durham]; also spelt Simon, Tompson, Tomson. Died 15 June 1634
DPRI/1/1634/T3/1-2: 23 May 1634 - Will Administration granted to Jane Thomson, relict, during the minority of John Thomson, son and executor; the tuition of John, Simon and Isabel Thomson was also granted to Jane Thomson
DPRI/1/1634/T3/3-4: 23 May 1634 - Inventory, actual total £58 8s 8d
Digitised material for Simond Thomson, husbandman of Haughton le Skerne, County Durham - DPRI/1/1634/T3 DPRI/1/1634/W1
George Walton, alderman [of Durham], mercer, alderman, of citty of Durham [Durham, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1634/W1/1-2: 15 April 1634 - Copy will with receipt for the original will, 2 February 1653 Will, subscribed with receipt for the original will delivered to Elizabeth Bellamy of Durham, widow, for use as evidence in a common law trial and
a 'special verdict' in London in the same Hilary term, to be returned to Durham Registry by 10 March 1653
Digitised material for George Walton, alderman of Durham, County Durham - DPRI/1/1634/W1 DPRI/1/1634/W2
John Walton, of Nattras (Natteras) in Aldston (Alstone) More [Alston, Cumberland]
DPRI/1/1634/W2/1-2: 22 August 1634 - Will with inventory, 10 September 1634, actual total £60 5s 6d (with account of funeral expenses of £3) Will, endorsed with contemporaneous list of debts owed to the testator (£76 18s 8d) and preliminary
inventory of goods etc. (£20 10s). The inventory actual total does not include the goods etc. and debts listed at the time of the making of the will.
Digitised material for John Walton of Alston, Cumberland - DPRI/1/1634/W2 DPRI/1/1634/W4
James Wapps, yeoman, of Stockton in the countye of Durham [Stockton-on-Tees, County Durham]; also spelt Wappes
DPRI/1/1634/W4/1-2: 1 August 1634 - Will Tuition of Mark and Thomas Wapps (co-executors) and Richard, Jane, Mary, Isabell, Katherine, Elizabeth and Ann Wapps, (nine) children, granted to Margaret Wapps, relict and co-executor
DPRI/1/1634/W4/3-4: 1 August 1634 - Inventory, actual total £361 14s 4d (with account of debts of £2 8s 8d)
Digitised material for James Wapps, yeoman of Stockton-on-Tees, County Durham - DPRI/1/1634/W4 DPRI/1/1634/W10
Roger Widdrington, gentleman, of Colwell in the county of Northumberland [Chollerton, Northumberland]; also spelt Widdringeton
DPRI/1/1634/W10/1-2: 27 August 1633 - Will Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 250-251
DPRI/1/1634/W10/3: 27 August 1633 - Schedule of legacies Two schedules of legacies given by the testator to various individuals and also to the servants at Cartington. [Cartington Castle was the property of Roger Widdrington esquire, a
supervisor of the will.]
DPRI/1/1634/W10/4: 27 August 1633 - Inventory, actual total £469 18s 1d (with account of debts, legacies and funeral expenses of £574 16s 4d)
Digitised material for Roger Widdrington, gentleman of Chollerton, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1634/W10 DPRI/1/1634/W11
Beniamin Widdrington, gentleman, of the Hirst in the county of Northumberlande [Woodhorn, Northumberland]; also spelt Beniamen, Woodrington, Wooddrington
parish uncertain
DPRI/1/1634/W11/3-8: undated - Inventory Dated, 9 October. Administration granted to Edward Lawson for the use of Katherine Widdrington, relict, and John, Ursula, Katherine, Dorothy and Mary Widdrington, children
DPRI/1/1634/W11/1-2: undated - Account, actual total £724 14s 8d (with discharge of £201 2s 4d) Account of Edward Lawson gentleman; charge in the actual total includes £44 19s of debts not yet received
Digitised material for Beniamin Widdrington, gentleman of Woodhorn, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1634/W11 DPRI/1/1634/W12 15 May 1634
William Woodrooff, yeoman, of Wolveston in [the county of] Durham [Wolviston, County Durham]; also spelt Woodroffe
DPRI/1/1634/W12/1: 25 January 1634 - Will Will, with list of debts owed to the testator of £4 15s 8d; subscribed with memorandum relating that John Woodrooff, son and sole executor, elected his mother Anne Woodrooff, relict, as his curator.
Endorsed: proved, 15 May 1634
DPRI/1/1634/W12/2: 25 January 1634 - Inventory, actual total £98 10s 10d
Digitised material for William Woodrooff, yeoman of Wolviston, County Durham - DPRI/1/1634/W12
Wills etc proved 1635Reference: DPRI/1/1635DPRI/1/1635/A2 20 February 1636
Henry Allin, of Tweedmouth in the county pallattin of Durham [Tweedmouth, Northumberland]; also spelt Alin, Allam
DPRI/1/1635/A2/1: 12 June 1635 - Will probate granted at Berwick to Marrian Allin, relict and sole executrix, to whom was also granted the tuition of Thorne Allin, son, 20 February [1636]
DPRI/1/1635/A2/2: 12 June 1635 - Inventory, actual total £48 0s 2d
Digitised material for Henry Allin, of Tweedmouth, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1635/A2 DPRI/1/1635/A4
George Archbald, the younger, of Cornehill (Cornell) [Cornhill, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1635/A4/1-2: 23 May 1635 - Will With list of debts owed to (£22 1s 9d) and owed by (£2 15s) the testator; subscribed with contemporaneous quitclaim of Isabell Archbald, wife, assigning her future claim of her thirds out of Harperigg to
her son Gilbert Archbald
DPRI/1/1635/A4/3: 23 May 1635 - Inventory, actual total £30 7s
Digitised material for George Archbald, the younger, of Cornhill, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1635/A4 DPRI/1/1635/A6 8 May 1635
Hendry Armorer, of Berwick upon Tweed [Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland]; also spelt Henry. Died 30 August 1619
No address given: testator requests to be buried at Belford, and owned a house at Berwick. Address drawn from DPRI/4/14 f.87: probate granted to George Armorer, executor, 8 May 1635.
DPRI/1/1635/A6/1-2: 30 August 1619 - Will
DPRI/1/1635/A6/3: 30 August 1619 - Inventory, actual total £21 12s
Digitised material for Hendry Armorer, of Berwick upon Tweed, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1635/A6 DPRI/1/1635/B1
Ellinor Batmanson, widow, of Framwellgaite (Framwell Gate, Framwelgate) within the suburbs of the citty of Durham in the countye of Durham [Durham, County Durham]; also spelt Batmeson
DPRI/1/1635/B1/1: 22 August 1635 - Will
DPRI/1/1635/B1/2-7: 22 August 1635 - Inventory, actual total £78 8s (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £7 16s 9d)
Digitised material for Ellinor Batmanson, widow, of Durham, County Durham - DPRI/1/1635/B1 DPRI/1/1635/B8
John Brandling, gentleman, esquire, of Felling (Fellinge) of the parish of Jarroe and countie of Durham [Felling, County Durham]; also spelt Brandlinge
DPRI/1/1635/B8/1: 17 October 1635 - Nuncupative will
DPRI/1/1635/B8/2-7: 17 October 1635 - Inventory, actual total £828 4s 8d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £251 19s 4d) Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees
Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 264
Digitised material for John Brandling, gentleman of Felling, County Durham - DPRI/1/1635/B8 DPRI/1/1635/C2
Raphe Carr, merchant, [merchant adventurer], of nere the Cale Crosse in the towne and county of Newcastle upon Tyne, parish of St Nicholas [Newcastle upon Tyne St Nicholas, Northumberland]; also spelt Ralph, Car
DPRI/1/1635/C2/1: 30 December 1634 - Will
DPRI/1/1635/C2/2-9: 30 December 1634 - Inventory, actual total £2,083 1s 1d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £1,633 3s 8d) Inventory of household and shop goods etc.
Digitised material for Raphe Carr, merchant adventurer of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1635/C2 DPRI/1/1635/C4
Edward Charleton, of the Lee (Le) Hall within the countye of Northumberland, Bellengham [Bellingham, Northumberland]; also spelt Charlton
DPRI/1/1635/C4/1: 23 March 1632 - Draft nuncuptive will Will amended from first to third person, and probably dated in the New Style (see DPRI/1/1635/C4/2): ?draft nuncuptive will Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories
from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 240
DPRI/1/1635/C4/2-3: 23 March 1632 - Nuncupative will Date differs to that recorded in draft will (DPRI/1/1635/C4/1): probably dated in the (English) Old Style
DPRI/1/1635/C4/4: 23 March 1632 - Inventory, actual total £13 18s 4d
Digitised material for Edward Charleton of Bellingham, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1635/C4 DPRI/1/1635/C5
Robert Chilton, of Eastrainton (East Rainton, Renton) [East Rainton, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1635/C5/1: undated - Will Dated 23 December
DPRI/1/1635/C5/2: undated - Copy will Dated 23 December
DPRI/1/1635/C5/3: undated - Inventory, actual total £104 3s Dated 17 February [?1636]
DPRI/1/1635/C5/4: undated - Copy inventory, actual total £104 3s Dated 17 February [?1636]
Digitised material for Robert Chilton of East Rainton, County Durham - DPRI/1/1635/C5 DPRI/1/1635/C6
Edward Clavering, gentleman, of Tilmouth within the libertie of Norham and countie pallantine of Durham [Norham, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1635/C6/1-2: 31 July 1635 - Will Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 263
DPRI/1/1635/C6/3-4: 31 July 1635 - Inventory, actual total £407 16s
Digitised material for Edward Clavering, gentleman of Norham, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1635/C6 DPRI/1/1635/C7
Willyam Clavering, gentleman, of parish of Gaitside (Gaiteshead, Gatshead) within the county pallintine of Durham [Gateshead, County Durham]; also spelt William, Claveringe
DPRI/1/1635/C7/1: 24 February 1636 - Will Dated 18 February 1636 at head and 24 February 1636 at foot Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929,
reprinted 1968), p 267
DPRI/1/1635/C7/2: 24 February 1636 - Inventory, actual total £417 13s 2d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £118)
Digitised material for Willyam Clavering, gentleman of Gateshead, County Durham - DPRI/1/1635/C7 DPRI/1/1635/C8
Ambros Coates, apothecary, grocer, of towne of Newcastle upon Tyne and of the parish of St Nicholas [Newcastle upon Tyne St Nicholas, Northumberland]; also spelt Ambrose, Cootes, Cotes
DPRI/1/1635/C8/1: 27 April 1635 - Will
DPRI/1/1635/C8/3: 27 April 1635 - Inventory, actual total £341 12s 1d Inventory of household and shop goods etc.
DPRI/1/1635/C8/2 - Wrapper
Digitised material for Ambros Coates, apothecary, grocer of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1635/C8 DPRI/1/1635/C10
Thomas Collingwood, gentleman, of Great Ryle in the county of Northumberland, parish of Whittingham [Whittingham, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1635/C10/1-2: 13 January 1636 - Inventory Administration granted at Wooler to Henry Collingwood, eldest son, for the use of Ellen Collingwood, relict, and Robert, John and Thomas Collingwood, children, 18 February [1636]
Digitised material for Thomas Collingwood, gentleman of Whittingham, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1635/C10 DPRI/1/1635/D2
Humfrey Darneton, yeoman, of Wharrington (Wharrinton, Wharington) in the county of Durham, parish of Kelloe [Cassop cum Quarrington, County Durham]; also spelt Humphreay, Darnton
DPRI/1/1635/D2/1: 1 February 1636 - Will with codicil, undated
DPRI/1/1635/D2/2: 1 February 1636 - Inventory, actual total £505 16s 9d (with account of debts of £39 12s 10d)
Digitised material for Humfrey Darneton, yeoman of Cassop cum Quarrington, County Durham - DPRI/1/1635/D2 DPRI/1/1635/G2
Lady Dorothy Gray, of Chillingham [Chillingham, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1635/G2/1-2: 18 October 1623 - Will Sir Francis Brandling, executor, sworn and probate granted to Edward Gray, son, 8 November 1635 Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV"
(Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 169-170
Digitised material for Lady Dorothy Gray of Chillingham, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1635/G2 DPRI/1/1635/H14
John Hucheson, yeoman, of Preston (Prestone) in the county of Northumberland and of the parish of Tynmouth [Preston, Northumberland]; also spelt Huchesone, Hutcheson
DPRI/1/1635/H14/1-2: 18 February 1635 - Will
DPRI/1/1635/H14/3-4: 18 February 1635 - Inventory, actual total £189 13s 4d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £94 16s 7d)
Digitised material for John Hucheson, yeoman of Preston, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1635/H14 DPRI/1/1635/H13
Thomas Hull, of Newton Bewley [Wolviston, County Durham]; also spelt [Hall]
See DPRI/4/15 ff.122 (2 November 1641): (1) Thomas Hull (aged 19) and Philip Hull (aged 15), sons, elect Hugh Finch of Wolviston as their curator; (2) tuition of John Hull, son, granted to Robert Waller, husband of Elizabeth Waller (nee Hull),
daughter; (3) cause re account of the children's portions, Hugo Finch and Robert Waller, guardians v Robert Hubbock (13 and 27 November 1641, ff.122v, 123). [All Thomas Hull references in DPRI/4/15 are indexed under Hall.]
DPRI/1/1635/H13/1-2: undated - Account of William Fewler (Fuler), [father-in-law]; subscribed with adjudged allocation of portions to Thomas, Philip, John and Elizabeth Hull, children [portions not stated]
DPRI/1/1635/H13/5: undated - Draft order of court Draft order of court re the children's [corrected] portions
DPRI/1/1635/H13/6: undated - Copy order of court Certified copy order of court re the children's [corrected] portions: Thomas Hull, eldest son, to supplement each of his siblings' portions by 20 marks paid out of the lease if he should curtail
the administrator's - his grandfather's - enjoyment of the remaining 11 years of the lease; otherwise the administrator to make such supplementary payments
DPRI/1/1635/H13/3-4: undated - Account, actual total £231 17s 7d (with discharge of £32 9s 7d) Account of Robert Hubbucke (annexed to DPRI/1/1635/H13/1-2), a co-surety with Fewler: Hubbock notes a reduction in the charge, reducing the 3 younger
children's portions to £66 6s 8d each. Hubbock also seeks to recover £40 disbursed on the renewal of the lease in the name of the eldest son and 20 marks (£13 6s 8d) already paid to Elizabeth Hull, daughter, upon her marriage as a supplement to her
portion and paid in the confidence that Thomas Hull the eldest son would allow the administrator - his grandfather Fewler - to enjoy full (11 years) possession of the property until Thomas Hull reached 23 years of age. The Probate Act Book DPRI/4/15
records the Hull children elected new guardians in November 1641 and these guardians had initiated a cause against the administrators.
Digitised material for Thomas Hull of Wolviston, County Durham - DPRI/1/1635/H13 DPRI/1/1635/J2
Ephraim Johnson, yeoman, of Newbiggin [Northumberland]; also spelt Jonson
Parish uncertain, but see DPRI/4/14 f.84: proved at Morpeth. Newbiggins in Shotley, Newburn, Rothbury, Hartburn (Newbiggen), Norham and Newbiggin-by-the-Sea.
DPRI/1/1635/J2/1-2: 16 March 1635 - Will With (undated) list of debts owed by (£11 1s 8d)
DPRI/1/1635/J2/3: 16 March 1635 - Inventory, actual total £85 (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £64)
Digitised material for Ephraim Johnson, yeoman of Northumberland - DPRI/1/1635/J2 DPRI/1/1635/L3 20 February 1636
James Lany, of Barwicke upon Tweede (Berwick upon Twead) [Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland]; also spelt Lanie
DPRI/1/1635/L3/1-2: 27 April 1635 - Will probate granted at Berwick to the three executors, 20 February [1636]
DPRI/1/1635/L3/3: 27 April 1635 - Inventory, actual total £66 12s 2d (with incomplete account of legacies and funeral expenses of £35 16s 8d)
Digitised material for James Lany of Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1635/L3 DPRI/1/1635/L1
John Longcaster, of Swalwell [Swalwell, County Durham]; also spelt Langcaster, Lancaster
DPRI/1/1635/L1/1: 2 January 1635 - Will With contemporaneous list of debts owed by (£2 11s 6d) and owed to (15s 4d) the testator; also subscribed with (later) account of funeral expenses of £3
DPRI/1/1635/L1/2: 2 January 1635 - Inventory, actual total £18 1s 7d
Digitised material for John Longcaster of Swalwell, County Durham - DPRI/1/1635/L1 DPRI/1/1635/M5
John Mensforth, yeoman, of Wolveston in the countie of Durham [Wolviston, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1635/M5/1: 23 April 1630 - Will probate granted to Margaret Mensforth, relict, and John Mensforth, son, co-executors; tuition of Margaret and Marie Mensforth, daughters, granted to Margaret Mensforth, relict
DPRI/1/1635/M5/2: 23 April 1630 - Inventory, actual total £59 9s 10d
Digitised material for John Mensforth, yeoman of Wolviston, County Durham - DPRI/1/1635/M5 DPRI/1/1635/M6
Wynefride Midleton, wife of George Midleton of Barnard Castle esquire, esquire, widow, of Barnard (Bernard) Castle [Barnard Castle, County Durham]; also spelt Wynifride, Midletonn
DPRI/1/1635/M6/1-2: 26 April 1631 - Will Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 232-235
Digitised material for Wynefride Midleton, widow of George Midleton of Barnard Castle, County Durham - DPRI/1/1635/M6 DPRI/1/1635/O3
Ann Orde, widow, of Barwicke [Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland]; also spelt Ord, Ourd
DPRI/1/1635/O3/1-2: 10 July 1634 - Will Will, with schedule of legacies and a list of debts owed to the testatrix of £158 2s; subscribed with memorandum relating that two of the co-executors renounced, 9 May 1635
DPRI/1/1635/O3/3-4: 10 July 1634 - Inventory, actual total £20 2s 10d
Digitised material for Ann Orde, widow of Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1635/O3 DPRI/1/1635/O4
Thomas Orde, gentleman, of Orde in the county pallatine of Durham [Tweedmouth, Northumberland]; also spelt Ord
DPRI/1/1635/O4/1-2: 12 October 1634 - Copy will Copy will, with marginal notes noting related developments subsequent to the death of the testator; endorsed with (council's) instructions to a Mr Ord and which also refer to a cause relating to
the will of a Christopher Ord
DPRI/1/1635/O4/3-6: 12 October 1634 - Inventory, actual total £228 15s 1d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £110 11s 10d)
Digitised material for Thomas Orde, gentleman of Tweedmouth, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1635/O4 DPRI/1/1635/O5
Bartrum Ourde, of Ufferton in the parrish of Houghton in the Spring [Houghton-le-Spring, County Durham]. Died 1 May 1635
DPRI/1/1635/O5/1: 27 April 1635 - Will With list of debts owed to (£6 12s 10d) and owed by (£41 8 11d) the testator; subscribed with memorandum refering to an allegation of Robert Dobson, executor, relating to a cause involving Dobson and George
Ourd
DPRI/1/1635/O5/2: 27 April 1635 - Inventory, actual total £231 9s 6d (with account of funeral expenses of £7 9s 4d) Endorsed: proved, 1635
DPRI/1/1635/O5/3 - Wrapper
Digitised material for Bartrum Ourde of Houghton-le-Spring, County Durham - DPRI/1/1635/O5 DPRI/1/1635/P2
Thomas Palfrey, barber-surgeon, of towne and county of Newcastle upon Tine [Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]; also spelt Palfray
DPRI/1/1635/P2/1-3: 6 February 1635 - Indented inventory, actual total £35 12s 8d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £14 4s 10d) Administration granted by commission [at Gateshead] to Jane Palfray, relict for the use of John and
Rebecca Palfray, children, 21 March 1636
DPRI/1/1635/P2/4-5: 6 February 1635 - Account of Jane Palfray
Digitised material for Thomas Palfrey, barber-surgeon of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1635/P2 DPRI/1/1635/P3
Williame Paymant, of Barwick (Berwicke) [Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland]; also spelt William, Payman, Willyam, Payment
DPRI/1/1635/P3/1-2: 1 February 1635 - Will with codicil, 6 February 1635 With (6 February 1635) list of debts owed to (£2 1s 6d) and owed by (£2 15s) the testator; probate granted at Berwick to John Dodds, son-in-law and executor, 20 February
[?1636]
DPRI/1/1635/P3/3: 1 February 1635 - Inventory, actual total £3 4s 9d
Digitised material for Williame Paymant of Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1635/P3 DPRI/1/1635/P6 21 July 1635
Robert Pleasance, esquire, of South Baieley in the cittie of Durham [Durham, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1635/P6/1-2: 13 May 1635 - Nuncupative will [probate granted to] Toby Ewbancke, executor, 21 July 1635
DPRI/1/1635/P6/3-4: 13 May 1635 - Inventory, actual total £1,138 19s 6d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £422 3s 8d) Inventory of goods etc. and debts (£803 6s 2d) and desperate debts (£335 13s 4d); exhibited by Jane Pleasanc[e],
relict and executrix
Digitised material for Robert Pleasance, esquire of Durham, County Durham - DPRI/1/1635/P6 DPRI/1/1635/P8
Robert Pott, of the Hallistone [Holystone, Northumberland]; also spelt Roberte, Potts
Pott made his will at Gateshead just prior to a voyage overseas 'and to take his fortune in travell'
DPRI/1/1635/P8/1: June 1626 - Nuncupative will Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 196
DPRI/1/1635/P8/2: June 1626 - Inventory, actual total £33 9s
Digitised material for Robert Pott of Holystone, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1635/P8 DPRI/1/1635/P9
Elias Prass, the elder, burgess [of Berwick-upon-Tweed], of the brough of Barwick (Barwicke) upon Tweed [Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1635/P9/1-2: 17 August 1633 - Will with memorandum, 17 August 1633 Will, subscribed with contemporaneous memorandum relating to the will of Thomas Fenwick of Berwick and his executor's later promise to supplement Fenwick's elder son's
portion (see DPRI/1/1628/F3)
DPRI/1/1635/P9/3: 17 August 1633 - Inventory, actual total £95 2s 6d
Digitised material for Elias Prass, the elder, burgess of Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1635/P9 DPRI/1/1635/R2
Margaret Rawlinson, of Headlam in the countie of Durham [Gainford, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1635/R2/1: 20 December 1633 - Will Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 252-253
DPRI/1/1635/R2/2: 20 December 1633 - Inventory, actual total £529 1s 8d
Digitised material for Margaret Rawlinson of Gainford, County Durham - DPRI/1/1635/R2 DPRI/1/1635/R1
Lancelote Rayne, miller, of chappelrie of St Johns in Newcastle upon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne St John, Northumberland]; also spelt Lancelott, Raine
DPRI/1/1635/R1/3: 1 December 1634 - Inventory Administration granted to Jane Raine, widow, to whom was also granted the tuition of five named children
DPRI/1/1635/R1/1-2: 1 December 1634 - Account, actual total £191 10s 8d (with discharge of £47 7s 1d) Account of Jane Rayne, relict
Digitised material for Lancelote Rayne, miller of Newcastle upon Tyne St John, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1635/R1 DPRI/1/1635/R4
Bartram Reavely, of Underwood [Mitford, Northumberland]; also spelt Reaveley, Barthram, Reveley
DPRI/1/1635/R4/1-2: undated - Account of Dines [Dionisia] Reaveley, sister and sole executrix; while Dines Reavely was a minor, her brother's estate was administered by their father, George Reavely. Subscribed with memorandum relating
that a civil Durham Chancery suit was in process relating to the deceased's estate's claim on the portions of the tithes of Ancroft and Allerden [?Allerton].
Digitised material for Bartram Reavely of Mitford, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1635/R4 DPRI/1/1635/R8
John Robenson, day-labourer, of Lesburie in the countie of Northumberland [Lesbury, Northumberland]; also spelt Robinson
DPRI/1/1635/R8/1-2: 11 December 1635 - Will probate granted to Patrick Mackilwyan, executor
DPRI/1/1635/R8/3-4: 11 December 1635 - Inventory, actual total £4 7s 10d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of 11s) Inventory of goods etc. valued by the testator himself; funeral expenses etc. (undated)
Digitised material for John Robenson, day-labourer of Lesbury, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1635/R8 DPRI/1/1635/R11 17 February 1636
John Rotchester, yeoman, of Whalton within the county of Northumberland [Whalton, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1635/R11/1: 1 January 1636 - Will probate granted at Morpeth to Richard Cooke, to whom was also granted the tuition of George Rotchester executor and Bartrum Rotchester, sons, 17 February 1636 Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed)
"Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 265-266
DPRI/1/1635/R11/2: 1 January 1636 - Inventory, actual total £50 18s 8d (with account of debts of £10 8s 3d)
Digitised material for John Rotchester, yeoman of Whalton, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1635/R11 DPRI/1/1635/S4
John Shepherd, husbandman, of Wolveston [Wolviston, County Durham]; also spelt Shipperd
DPRI/1/1635/S4/1-2: 26 February 1635 - Will Andorsed with (undated) list of debts owed to the testator of £85 14s 2d
DPRI/1/1635/S4/3: 26 February 1635 - Inventory, actual total £390 2s 8d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £11 6s 1d) The appraisers refer the court to the list of debts owing to the deceased on the dorse of the will, and these have
been added to the actual total above.
Digitised material for John Shepherd, husbandman of Wolviston, County Durham - DPRI/1/1635/S4 DPRI/1/1635/S11
Cuthbert Smyth, alias Wallas, yeoman, of Thornop within the parish of Knarsdale (Knairsdaill, Knaresdale, Knarsdaile) and county of Northumberland [Knarsdale, Northumberland]; also spelt Smythe
DPRI/1/1635/S11/1-2: 15 October 1635 - Will
DPRI/1/1635/S11/3: 15 October 1635 - Inventory, actual total £126 9s 4d (with account of funeral expenses of £3 4s 6d)
Digitised material for Cuthbert Smyth, alias Wallas, yeoman of Knarsdale, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1635/S11 DPRI/1/1635/S10
George Snowden, husbandman, of Shelley in the parish of Neather Witton in the countie of Northumberland [Netherwitton, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1635/S10/1: 24 November 1635 - Inventory Formerly used as a bookmark by the Durham Registry office clerks
DPRI/1/1635/S10/2: 24 November 1635 - Unidentified fragment Formerly used as a bookmark by the Durham Registry office clerks. Filed with DPRI/1/1635/S10/1 as the name of ... Snowden can be made out.
Digitised material for George Snowden, husbandman of Netherwitton, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1635/S10 DPRI/1/1635/S13
German Stanton, yeoman, of towne and countie of Newcastle upon Tine [Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1635/S13/1: 24 March 1635 - Copy will
DPRI/1/1635/S13/2: 24 March 1635 - Grant of probate probate granted to Joan Stanton, relict and sole executrix, 16 November 1635
DPRI/1/1635/S12/3-4: 24 March 1635 - Indented inventory, actual total £49 6s 10d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £33 10s 10d)
Digitised material for German Stanton, yeoman of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1635/S13 DPRI/1/1635/S17 16 November 1635
William Swan, vicar of Stamfordham, clerk, of Stamfordham [Stamfordham, Northumberland]
Will is endorsed by probate office 'will and inventory', the latter is not present. See DPRI/4/14 f.112v: probate granted to Petronella Swan, relict and sole executrix, 16 November 1635, when an inventory over £40 was exhibited. See also
DPRI/1/1635/Z1/1 which may be part of this missing inventory.
DPRI/1/1635/S17/1-2: 26 September 1635 - Will
Digitised material for William Swan, vicar of Stamfordham, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1635/S17 DPRI/1/1635/S16 12 August 1635
Richard Swann, [senior], cordwainer, of parish of St Nicholas with the towne of Newcastle upon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne St Nicholas, Northumberland]; also spelt Swan
See DPRI/4/14 f.100v: probate and the tuition of Thomas Sawn, son, granted to Grace Swan, relict, 12 August 1635
DPRI/1/1635/S16/1-2: 10 September 1634 - Copy will
DPRI/1/1635/S16/3-8: 10 September 1634 - Indented inventory, actual total £309 12s 5d (with account of funeral expenses of £22 9s 8d)
DPRI/1/1635/S16/9-10: 10 September 1634 - Receipt for the bond Receipt of Edward Mathew esquire for a £1,000 bond (executed 1 October 1658) for redelivery of the original will, in which bond the original obligor was Thomas Swan [junior], son now
deceased
Digitised material for Richard Swann, senior, of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1635/S16 DPRI/1/1635/T3
William Tewart, yeoman, of West Awckland (Awkland) in the county of Durham [Auckland St Helen, County Durham]; also spelt Tewar, Tewor
DPRI/1/1635/T3/1-2: 31 December 1634 - Will With list of debts owed by (£90 14s 6d) and owed to (£6 1s) of the testator
DPRI/1/1635/T3/3: 31 December 1634 - Inventory, actual total £188 3s 4d (with account of debts, legacies and funeral expenses of £127 7s 10d)
Digitised material for William Tewart, yeoman of Auckland St Helen, County Durham - DPRI/1/1635/T3 DPRI/1/1635/Z1
UNKNOWN []
This (part) inventory was found with the probate records of Richard Swan (DPRI/1/1635/S16) to which it does not belong: it may be part of the (missing) inventory of William Swan of Stamfordham (DPRI/1/1635/S17).
DPRI/1/1635/Z1/1: undated - part of unidentified inventory Unvalued inventory (part)
Digitised material for UNKNOWN - DPRI/1/1635/Z1 DPRI/1/1635/U1 28 May 1635
Peter Urwin, of Stannington (Stanington) in the county of Northumberland [Stannington, Northumberland]; also spelt Urwen. Died 24 April 1635
DPRI/1/1635/U1/1-2: 15 April 1635 - Will
DPRI/1/1635/U1/3: 15 April 1635 - Nuncupative codicil
DPRI/1/1635/U1/4: 15 April 1635 - Inventory, actual total £87 9s
DPRI/1/1635/U1/5-6: 15 April 1635 - Commission Commission to Henry Johnson, rector of Bothal, and John Snape, vicar of Stanington, to execute a bond, administer an oath and grant administration to Elizabeth Gaire (Gayre), daughter, for the sole
use of William Urwin, (youngest) son and sole executor, the tuition of whom was also granted to his sister Elizabeth Gaire; and also to administer an oath to the witnesses to the will; commission executed by Snape, 28 May 1635
Digitised material for Peter Urwin of Stannington, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1635/U1 DPRI/1/1635/V2 16 October 1635
Ann Vepond, the elder, daughter of Thomas Vepond of Skides, of Skides (Skydes) within the chappellrie of Garrigill [Alston, Cumberland]; also spelt Veapont
See DPRI/4/14 (f.96) for a cause to prove the will: Ann Veapont, Mary Fawell, Jane Fawell, Cicilia and Elizabeth Fawell, co-executors v Jane Lee (Janet Leigh) widow (4 July 1635); (f.106) probate granted to Ann Veapont, co-executor, with a power
reserved to the other co-executors (16 October 1635); (f.106v) curation of Thomas and Jane Veapont, chlidren, granted to Jane Lee (20 October 1635). See also DPRI/4/14 (ff.117-122v; November 1635-Jan 1636) for a cause of rash administration: Ann
Veapont, Mary Lane, Cecilia and Elizabeth Fawell v Jane Leigh, Nicholas Leigh and John Hutchinson. For the will of Vepond's father, see - DPRI/1/1635/V3/1
DPRI/1/1635/V2/1: 16 April 1635 - Nuncupative will Subscribed with (undated) memorandum of an allegation of Jaine Lee, grandmother, alledging that [?the testatrix was not of age to make a testament]
DPRI/1/1635/V2/2: 16 April 1635 - Inventory, actual total £37 2s
Digitised material for Ann Vepond, the elder, daughter of Thomas Vepond of Alston, Cumberland - DPRI/1/1635/V2 DPRI/1/1635/V3 2 May 1635
Thomas Vepond, of chaplerie of Garrigill [Alston, Cumberland]; also spelt Veapont
A subscription to the will indicates administration was granted to Jane Lee, grandmother of Thomas Vepond's children. Vepond had named his minor daughter Ann Vepond as executrix, but this daughter made a nuncupative will shortly after the death
of her father in April 1635 (see DPRI/1/1635/V2/1). Jane Lee contested the validity of Ann Vepond's will on the grounds of her age, in which will Ann Vepond named her maternal aunts as her executors: see - DPRI/1/1635/V2/1 - DPRI/1/1635/V2/2
DPRI/1/1635/V3/1: 8 April 1635 - Will Administration granted to Jaine Lee, grandmother of the testator's children, 2 May 1635; [the executrix having died]
Digitised material for Thomas Vepond of Alston, Cumberland - DPRI/1/1635/V3 DPRI/1/1635/W3
John Wallis, yeoman, of the Hillhouse within the parish of Alstonn in the countie of Comberland [Alston, Cumberland]
DPRI/1/1635/W3/1-2: 31 August 1634 - Nuncupative will Subscribed with: (1) (undated) memorandum relating to a cause to prove the will; (2) with receipt for the will by Walter Mennell, 9 April 1636
Digitised material for John Wallis, yeoman of Alston, Cumberland - DPRI/1/1635/W3 DPRI/1/1635/W5
Margaret Wanlis, wife of Ralph Wanlis, paver, widow, of town of Newcastle upon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]; also spelt Margarete, Wanles
DPRI/1/1635/W5/1-2: 12 February 1635 - Will With contemporaneous list of debts owed to (£3 9s 6d) and owed by (7s) the testatrix
DPRI/1/1635/W5/3: 12 February 1635 - Inventory, actual total £10 17s 11d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £6 0s 8d) Inventory includes the funeral expenses of the deceased's child
Digitised material for Margaret Wanlis, widow of Ralph Wanlis, paver, Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1635/W5 DPRI/1/1635/W13
Humphrey Wharton, esquire, of Gilling Wood in the county of Yorke [Gilling West, Yorkshire]
DPRI/1/1635/W13/1-2: 14 December 1635 - Copy will Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 264-265
Digitised material for Humphrey Wharton, esquire of Gilling West, Yorkshire - DPRI/1/1635/W13 DPRI/1/1635/W16
Anthony Wilkinson, yeoman, of Munckhesleden (Monke Hesleden) in the county of Durham [Monk Hesleden, County Durham]; also spelt Anthonie. Died 13 March 1635
DPRI/1/1635/W16/1-2: 5 March 1635 - Will Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 260-261
DPRI/1/1635/W16/3-4: 5 March 1635 - Inventory, actual total £124 (with account of debts of £93 0s 8d)
Digitised material for Anthony Wilkinson, yeoman of Monk Hesleden, County Durham - DPRI/1/1635/W16 DPRI/1/1635/Y1
Raphe Young, yeoman, of Sunderland Mylne of the chappelrie of Croxdale (Croxdall) and parish of St Oswolds in the county of Durham [Croxdale, County Durham]; also spelt Raiph, Younge
DPRI/1/1635/Y1/1-2: 17 March 1634 - Copy will
DPRI/1/1635/Y1/3: 17 March 1634 - Inventory, actual total £4,773 Endorsed: 16 January 1636
DPRI/1/1635/Y1/4: 17 March 1634 - Inventory, actual total £4,773 Dated in the New Style
Digitised material for Raphe Young, yeoman of Croxdale, County Durham - DPRI/1/1635/Y1
Wills etc proved 1636Reference: DPRI/1/1636DPRI/1/1636/A2
John Alwaine, yeoman, of towneshippe of Headlam (Hedlame) and in the parishe of Gainford in the countie of Durham [Gainford, County Durham]; also spelt Alwen, Alwine
DPRI/1/1636/A2/1-2: 29 March 1636 - Will
DPRI/1/1636/A2/3-4: 29 March 1636 - Inventory, actual total £130 18s 6d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £23 3s 8d)
Digitised material for John Alwaine, yeoman of Gainford, County Durham - DPRI/1/1636/A2 DPRI/1/1636/B4
Hugh Blackett, of Ousten (Owston) within the parish of Stonefoordham (Stannerton, Stainfordham) [Stamfordham, Northumberland]; also spelt Blakett
DPRI/1/1636/B4/3-4: 29 October 1635 - Inventory
DPRI/1/1636/B4/1-2: 29 October 1635 - Account, actual total £216 18s 8d (with discharge of £136 18s 8d) Account of Henry Witherington, administrator for the sole use of Francis [Frances] Blacket, relict
Digitised material for Hugh Blackett of Stamfordham, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1636/B4 DPRI/1/1636/B5
Hugh Bolt, gentleman, of Bruntoft in the parishe of Elwick [Elwick Hall, County Durham]; also spelt Bolte
DPRI/1/1636/B5/1-2: undated - Account, actual total £246 8s (with discharge of £50 16s) with account, actual total £1,100 (with discharge of £644) (1) account of James Bolt, son and executor, subscribed with allocation of the widow, executor
and other children's portions [thirds]; (2) account of debts and (further) portions being deducted from the monies raised from the sale of a Dean & Chapter lease; subscribed with account of the balance of portions that were still owed to seven
named children, according to the terms of the will.
Digitised material for Hugh Bolt, gentleman of Elwick Hall, County Durham - DPRI/1/1636/B5 DPRI/1/1636/B6
Thomas Booth, infant child of Abraham Booth []; also spelt Elizabeth, Booth
No address given; the late grandfather of the deceased had been resident in Newcastle. See DPRI/4/14 f.194.
DPRI/1/1636/B6/1-2: 3 December 1636 - Account of Abraham Booth, father, of the administration of the estates of his children Thomas and Elizabeth Booth; subscribed with adjudged allocations of Ann Booth, sister, and also to pious
uses
Digitised material for Thomas Booth, infant child of Abraham Booth - DPRI/1/1636/B6 DPRI/1/1636/C4
Robert Chilton, yeoman, of Newbotle (Newbottle) of the South Row, towne and parishe of Houghton (Houghtonn) in the Springe within the county of Duresme [Newbottle, County Durham]; also spelt Chiltonn
DPRI/1/1636/C4/3: undated - Will
DPRI/1/1636/C4/1-2: undated - Fair copy will (signed)
DPRI/1/1636/C4/4: undated - Inventory, actual total £294 15s
Digitised material for Robert Chilton, yeoman of Newbottle, County Durham - DPRI/1/1636/C4 DPRI/1/1636/C6
John Collingewood, cordwainer, of towne and countie of Newcastle upon Tyne and parish of Saint Nicholas [Newcastle upon Tyne St Nicholas, Northumberland]; also spelt Collingwood
DPRI/1/1636/C6/1-2: 26 October 1636 - Will
DPRI/1/1636/C6/3-10: 26 October 1636 - Inventory, actual total £260 3s 2d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £38 10s) Inventory of household and shop goods etc., including charges for the funeral expenses of John Collingwood as well
as his children and his servants (?seven persons)
Digitised material for John Collingewood, cordwainer of Newcastle upon Tyne St Nicholas, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1636/C6 DPRI/1/1636/C10
William Cooke, cordwainer, of parish of St John in the town of Newcastle upon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne St John, Northumberland]; also spelt Couke, Cook
See DPRI/4/14 ff.185v, 212, 232, 233v, 243 [...]: administration for the preservation of the goods etc. first granted to Mathew Cook, also for the use of William Cook, sons and co-executors (15 October 1636); tuition of Thomas and Margaret Cook,
children, granted to Margaret Cook, relict (24 January 1637); cause to prove the will, Margaret Cook, relict v Mathew and William Cook, sons and co-executors (March 1637 ...)
DPRI/1/1636/C10/1-2: 1 September 1636 - Will Endorsed: not proved; administration granted
DPRI/1/1636/C10/3: 1 September 1636 - Inventory, actual total £483 19s Exhibited, 10 March 1636
DPRI/1/1636/C10/6-7: 1 September 1636 - Allegation of Margaret Cooke, relict, introducing the will and relating the incapacity of a necessary witness due to mortal sickness, and requesting a commissioner be sent
DPRI/1/1636/C10/8: 1 September 1636 - Commission Commission to Yeldard Alvey B.D., vicar of Newcastle St Nicholas, and Christopher Foster, curate of the same, to administer an oath to, to examine and take a deposition from John Netherwood, a
witness to the will, with regard to the will and Margaret Cooke's (annexed) alegation; commission executed by Foster, 27 January 1637
DPRI/1/1636/C10/9-10: 1 September 1636 - Deposition Deposition of John Netherwood, a witness to the will, taken at his home in Newcastle St John
DPRI/1/1636/C10/4-5: 1 September 1636 - Interrogatories Interrogatories of Mathew Cooke to the witnesses on the part of Margaret Cooke
Digitised material for William Cooke, cordwainer of Newcastle upon Tyne St John, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1636/C10 DPRI/1/1636/C11
Edward Cruks, yeoman, Heswell (Haswell) Grange in the countie of Durham, Shearborne in the countie of Durham [Haswell, County Durham; Sherburn, County Durham]; also spelt Crookes, Crooks
DPRI/1/1636/C11/1-2: 24 June 1633 - Will probate granted to Isable Sharpe, (daughter and) executrix
DPRI/1/1636/C11/3-4: 24 June 1633 - Inventory, actual total £73 10s (with account of funeral expenses of £2)
Digitised material for Edward Cruks, yeoman of Haswell and Sherburn, County Durham - DPRI/1/1636/C11 DPRI/1/1636/C12
Raphe Curle, merchant, merchant adventurer, Ponteland (Pont Iland), late of Newcastle [Ponteland, Northumberland; Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]; also spelt Raiph
DPRI/1/1636/C12/1-2: 25 September 1636 - Nuncupative will
DPRI/1/1636/C12/3-4: 25 September 1636 - Inventory, actual total £68 12s 8d Exhibited, 9 September 1637
Digitised material for Raphe Curle, merchant, merchant adventurer of Ponteland and Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1636/C12 DPRI/1/1636/E2
Thomas Edon, cordwainer, of Newcastle upon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]; also spelt Eden
See DPRI/4/14 ff.239v, 242, 245v, 249: cause relating to the account of administration, Mary Langley, daughter v Robert Eden, [son and] administrator (11 March 1637-1 April 1637); [interim] administration granted to both parties (1 April 1637);
administration granted to Mary Langley, daughter, 19 May 1637 (f.265).
DPRI/1/1636/E2/1-2: 16 August 1636 - Nuncupative will Subscribed: administratrion granted to [?all parties] Eden, a former grant of administration having been revoked, [1 April 1637]
DPRI/1/1636/E2/5-6: 16 August 1636 - Inventory, actual total £195 12s 7d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £52 8s 10d) Inventory includes a charge for cleansing the house, 'their being severall persons deceased'
DPRI/1/1636/E2/3-4: 16 August 1636 - Inventory of goods sold (monies received), actual total £42 7s 3d Inventory also includes the names of the buyers
DPRI/1/1636/E2/7: 16 August 1636 - Inventory of goods sold (monies not received), actual total £29 5s 4d Inventory also includes the names of the buyers
DPRI/1/1636/E2/8-9: 16 August 1636 - Account, actual total £105 18s 3d (with discharge of £66 0s 6d) Account of Robert Edon, administrator. Disbursements include: (1) those made for the funeral expenses of Robert Edon and two other members of
his family; (2) those made by Robert Killingworth and John Heslopp nephew, supervisors, [?former administrators] for the funeral expenses of Mathew Moore and his wife [Elizabeth] Moore (legatrix) and their children, and also Alice Rowmaine
(legatrix) and her son. This Alice Rowmaine may have been the wife of Raiphe Rowmaine, see - DPRI/1/1636/R12/3-6
Digitised material for Thomas Edon, cordwainer of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1636/E2 DPRI/1/1636/F5 17 December 1636
Raphe Fetherstonhalgh, esquire, of Stanhophall in Weredale in the countie of Durham [Stanhope, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1636/F5/1: 24 November 1636 - Nuncupative will proved, 17 December 1636 Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p
270-271
Digitised material for Raphe Fetherstonhalgh, esquire of Stanhope, County Durham - DPRI/1/1636/F5 DPRI/1/1636/F8
Hugh Fletcher, of Ravensworth in the parish (chappelrie) of Lamsley and county palatine of Durrham [Lamesley, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1636/F8/1-2: 24 February 1636 - Will With list of debts owed to (£1 1s 10d) and by (£1 6s 8d) the testator
DPRI/1/1636/F8/3: 24 February 1636 - Inventory, actual total £73 12s 4d (with account of funeral expenses of £4 11s)
Digitised material for Hugh Fletcher of Lamesley, County Durham - DPRI/1/1636/F8 DPRI/1/1636/F10
Thomas Forcer, esquire, of Harbourhowse (Harbourhouse) [Durham, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1636/F10/1-2: 16 November 1621 - Will With list of debts owed by the testator of £58 12s Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted
1968), p 151-152
Digitised material for Thomas Forcer, esquire of Durham, County Durham - DPRI/1/1636/F10 DPRI/1/1636/F9
Archbould Foster, of Easte Wodburn (Este Woodburn) in the parish of Corsensydd [Corsenside, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1636/F9/1-2: 1 November 1636 - Indented will
DPRI/1/1636/F9/3: 1 November 1636 - Indented inventory, actual total £10 7s 4d Administration granted to John Foster, son for the sole use of Gennett Foster, relict and sole executrix
Digitised material for Archbould Foster of Corsenside, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1636/F9 DPRI/1/1636/F11 5 January 1637
Edmond Frost, burgess [of Berwick-upon-Tweed], H.M. pensioner, pensioner, of brough of Barwick (Berwicke) upon Tweed [Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland]; also spelt Edward, Froste
DPRI/1/1636/F11/1-2: 24 January 1636 - Will probate granted at Berwick to Ellenor Snickler (Snicklar), daughter and co-executor, 5 January 1637
DPRI/1/1636/F11/3: 24 January 1636 - Inventory, actual total £15 9s 2d
Digitised material for Edmond Frost, burgess of Berwick-upon-Tweed - DPRI/1/1636/F11 DPRI/1/1636/G2
John Gibsonn, yeoman, of Fallafeild (Fallowfeild) in the countie of Durham, parish of Easington [Easington, County Durham]; also spelt Gibson
DPRI/1/1636/G2/1-2: 6 May 1636 - Will
DPRI/1/1636/G2/3: 6 May 1636 - Inventory, actual total £95 1s 8d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £16 11s) probate granted to Elizabeth Shipper (Shepper), daughter, [to whom was also granted the] tuition of Francis, Thomas and John
Shipper, grandchildren and co-executors
Digitised material for John Gibsonn, yeoman of Easington, County Durham - DPRI/1/1636/G2 DPRI/1/1636/G7
Janne Glasenbe, spinster, of towne of Newcastell opon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]; also spelt Ann, Glasenby, Glasenbie, Jane, Glasonbye
DPRI/1/1636/G7/1: 22 July 1636 - Will
DPRI/1/1636/G7/2: 22 July 1636 - Inventory, actual total £54 3s 4d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £5 11s 4d) Endorsed [?in error] Anne Glasenby
Digitised material for Janne Glasenbe, spinster of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1636/G7 DPRI/1/1636/G9
Sir Arthur Gray, knight, of Spindlston (Spindleston) in the countie of Northumberland [Bamburgh, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1636/G9/1-2: 1 June 1636 - Inventory Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 268-269
Digitised material for Sir Arthur Gray, knight of Bamburgh, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1636/G9 DPRI/1/1636/G10 21 June 1636
Henry Gray, gentleman, of Kyloe in the county pallatine of Duresme [Kyloe, Northumberland]; also spelt Hendrye, Graye
DPRI/1/1636/G10/1-2: 10 February 1636 - Copy will proved at Morpeth and administration granted to John Foster yeoman, servant of Edward Gray esquire, 21 June 1636, at which date the original will was delivered to Ezekiell Cuthbert, notary
public Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 266-267
DPRI/1/1636/G10/3-4: 10 February 1636 - Inventory, actual total £100 14s 4d
Digitised material for Henry Gray, gentleman of Kyloe, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1636/G10 DPRI/1/1636/H6
Robart Harisson, husband of Elizabeth Harrison, cooper, of towne of Newcastle uppon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]; also spelt Robertt, Harrinson, Harrison
For the will of the testator's wife Elizabeth Harrison, see - DPRI/1/1636/H5/1-2
DPRI/1/1636/H6/1-2: 1 October 1636 - Will
DPRI/1/1636/H6/3-4: 1 October 1636 - Indented inventory, actual total £22 13s 5d (with account of funeral expenses of £13 2s 10d) Inventory of the household and shop goods etc. of Robert Harrison and his wife Elizabeth Harrison; including a
charge for the burial of both Harrisons as well as of a maidservant and a girl
Digitised material for Robart Harisson, husband of Elizabeth Harrison, cooper of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1636/H6 DPRI/1/1636/H5
Elizabeth Harrison, wife of Robert Harrison, cooper, widow, of Newcastle upon Tine [Newcastle upon Tyne All Saints, Northumberland]; also spelt Elsabeth
The testatrix requests to be buried at Newcastle All Saints. For the joint inventory of Elizabeth Harrison's goods etc. with those of her late husband, see - DPRI/1/1636/H6/3-4
DPRI/1/1636/H5/1-2: 18 October 1636 - Will Subscribed: inventory annexed with the will of Robert Harrison, the deceased's former husband
Digitised material for Elizabeth Harrison, wife of Robert Harrison, cooper, widow of Newcastle upon Tyne All Saints, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1636/H5 DPRI/1/1636/J1 January 1637
Richard Jackson, gentleman, of Warkworth (Warkeworth) [Warkworth, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1636/J1/1: 6 January 1636 - Will probate granted at Alnwick to Jane Jackson, relict and sole executrix, to whom was also granted the tuition of Elizabeth and Misericordia alias Mercy Jackson, children, January 1637
DPRI/1/1636/J1/2: 6 January 1636 - Inventory, actual total £88 7s
Digitised material for Richard Jackson, gentleman of Warkworth, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1636/J1 DPRI/1/1636/J2
Thomas Jackson, of Harraton [Chester-le-Street, County Durham]
Will is endorsed: exhibited ('but no [probate] act' having been cancelled)
DPRI/1/1636/J2/1-2: undated - Will With three memoranda relating to several Durham Chancery cases: (1) Jane Jackson v John Jackson and others, 8 March 1634; (b) Thomas Jackson v John Jackson and others, [?] 8 March 1634; (2) Mary Jackson and
others v Sir John Jackson and others, (undated)
Digitised material for Thomas Jackson of Chester-le-Street, County Durham - DPRI/1/1636/J2 DPRI/1/1636/J5
John Jordan, husband of Margaret Jordan, of Gateside (Gateshead) [Gateshead, County Durham]
[Images for all probate records relating to Jordan and his wife will be presented with this record.] See DPRI/4/14 f.182: will proved and administration granted to George Jordan, brother, for the sole use of John, James and Emota Jordan, children
(undated), the tuition of which children was also granted to the said George Jordan; administration of the goods and portions of Thomas, Isabell and Elizabeth Jordan, deceased children, granted to George Jordan, for the sole use of John, James, and
Emota Jordan. For the joint inventory of Jordan and his wife's goods, and for the fair copy of Margaret Jordan's will, see - DPRI/1/1636/J5/3 - DPRI/1/1636/J5/4
DPRI/1/1636/J5/2: 3 August 1636 - Nuncupative will of John Jordan with nuncupative will of Margaret Jordan, 15 August 1636 Margaret Jordan's nuncupative will includes a list of debts owed to the testator of £7 14s
DPRI/1/1636/J5/1: 3 August 1636 - Nuncupative will (fair copy)
Digitised material for John and Margaret Jordan of Gateshead, County Durham - DPRI/1/1636/J5 DPRI/1/1636/J5
Margaret Jordan, wife of John Jordan, widow, of Reedhugh, Gateside in the countie of Durham [Gateshead, County Durham]
[Images for all probate records relating to Jordan and her husband will be presented with this record.] See DPRI/4/14 f.182: will proved and administration granted to George Jordan, brother, for the sole use of John, James and Emota Jordan,
children (undated), the tuition of which children was also granted to the said George Jordan; administration of the goods and portions of Thomas, Isabell and Elizabeth Jordan, deceased children, granted to George Jordan, for the sole use of John,
James, and Emota Jordan. For Jordan's original will, and for her husband's will, see - DPRI/1/1636/J5/1 - DPRI/1/1636/J5/2
DPRI/1/1636/J5/3: 15 August 1636 - Nuncupative will (fair copy)
DPRI/1/1636/J5/4: 15 August 1636 - Inventory, actual total £55 2s Inventory of the goods etc. of John Jordan and Margaret Jordan his wife. Administration granted to George Jordan, uncle, for the use of John, James and Emota Jordan, children;
administration of their portions granted to Thomas, Isabell and Elizabeth [Jordan].
DPRI/1/1636/K1 14 April 1636
Mathew Kellam, [senior], yeoman, gentleman, Rokk (Rocke) within the cowntie of Northumberland, North Charleton [Rock, Northumberland; Ellingham, Northumberland]; also spelt Celham
See also DPRI/4/14 f.87v: administration of the goods etc. of Mathew Kellam junior of Charlton granted to Mathew Kellam senior, father, and Arthur Kellam, brother, 8 May 1635.
DPRI/1/1636/K1/1-2: 1 May 1630 - Will probate granted at Ellingham to Arthur Kellam, son and co-executor, 14 April 1636
DPRI/1/1636/K1/3-4: 1 May 1630 - Inventory, actual total £178 3s 2d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £26 7s 5d)
DPRI/1/1636/K1/5-6: 1 May 1630 - Account, actual total £176 10s 4d (with discharge of £46 13s 4d) Account of Arthur Kellam, executor
Digitised material for Mathew Kellam, senior - DPRI/1/1636/K1 DPRI/1/1636/M5
Dorothe Middleton, wife of Charles Middleton of Belsay, widow, of Bellshaw (Belsay, Belshawe) in the county of Northumberland [Bolam (Northumberland), Northumberland]; also spelt Dorothy, Mydelton, Dorythy, Myddylton
DPRI/1/1636/M5/1: 16 May 1636 - Will Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 267-268
DPRI/1/1636/M5/2: 16 May 1636 - Inventory, actual total £282 0s 10d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £42) Exhibited, 3 September 1636
Digitised material for Dorothe Middleton, widow of Charles Middleton of Belsay, of Bolam, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1636/M5 DPRI/1/1636/M9
Robert Moore, house-carpenter, of town of Newcastle upon Tine [Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1636/M9/1-2: 19 August 1636 - Will
DPRI/1/1636/M9/3-4: 19 August 1636 - Inventory, actual total £72 5s 7d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £54)
DPRI/1/1636/M9/5: 19 August 1636 - Interrogatories Interrogatories of Elizabeth Frissell, [daughter] to the witnesses on the part of Michael Moore, [son and sole executor]
Digitised material for Robert Moore, house-carpenter of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1636/M9 DPRI/1/1636/O4 3 January 1637
Charles Oxley, vicar of Chillingham, clerk, of Chillingham [Chillingham, Northumberland]; also spelt Oxeley
DPRI/1/1636/O4/1: 23 September 1636 - Will probate granted at Wooler to Agnes [recte Ann] Oxley, relict, and Amor Oxley, brother, co-executors; the tuition of Charles, Cicill [Cecily], and Agnes [?Ann] Oxley, children, granted to their mother, 3
January 1637
DPRI/1/1636/O4/2: 23 September 1636 - Indented inventory, actual total £303 10s 6d
Digitised material for Charles Oxley, vicar of Chillingham, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1636/O4 DPRI/1/1636/P2
Richard Pawlin, mariner, of South Sheeles (Sheildes, Sheles) in the countie of Durham [South Shields, County Durham]; also spelt Pawlinge, Pawlyn
DPRI/1/1636/P2/1-2: 12 July 1636 - Will Endorsed: proved in [solemn] form
DPRI/1/1636/P2/3: 12 July 1636 - Inventory, actual total £28 2s 4d
DPRI/1/1636/P2/4-5: 12 July 1636 - Interrogatories Interrogatories of Edward Chambers to the witnesses on the part of Jane Wallas
Digitised material for Richard Pawlin, mariner of South Shields, County Durham - DPRI/1/1636/P2 DPRI/1/1636/R4
Raiphe Reed, gentleman, of Est Cherton (East Chirton) in the county of Northumberland [Tynemouth, Northumberland]; also spelt Ralph, Raph
DPRI/1/1636/R4/1-2: 18 June 1636 - Will with codicil, 18 June 1636
DPRI/1/1636/R4/3-4: 18 June 1636 - Copy will with copy codicil, 18 June 1636
DPRI/1/1636/R4/5-8: 18 June 1636 - Inventory, actual total £3,306 6s 4d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £2,111 16s 8d) probate granted to Philles (Phillis) Reed, relict, and Raiphe Reed, son, co-executors; the tuition of Jane and
Roger Reed was granted to Philles Reed
Digitised material for Raiphe Reed, gentleman of Tynemouth, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1636/R4 DPRI/1/1636/R11
William Robson, chapman, of town of Newcastle upon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1636/R11/1-2: 26 September 1636 - Will
DPRI/1/1636/R11/3: 26 September 1636 - Inventory, actual total £43 0s 3d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £22 15s) Inventory includes expenses 'for cleanseing funerall expenses keepeing in the filed [?field] being infected &
buriall altogether'
DPRI/1/1636/R11/4-5: 26 September 1636 - Interogatories Interogatories of James Robson to the witnesses on the part of Alice Robson alias Nicholson
Digitised material for William Robson, chapman of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1636/R11 DPRI/1/1636/R12
Raiph Rowmaine, tanner, of towne of Newcastle upon Tine [Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]; also spelt Raphe
DPRI/1/1636/R12/1-2: 29 September 1636 - Will With list of debts owed to the testator of £23 5s
DPRI/1/1636/R12/3-6: 29 September 1636 - Inventory, actual total £151 17s 4d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £37 8s 4d) Inventory includes the funeral expenses of Rowmaine, as well as his wife and child. Rowmaine's wife may have
been Alice Rowmaine, whose burial charges feature in the 1637 account of Thomas Edon (Eden) of whom she was a legatrix, see - DPRI/1/1636/E2/8-9
Digitised material for Raiph Rowmaine, tanner of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1636/R12 DPRI/1/1636/S1 27 May 1636
Thomas Salkeilde, gentleman, of chapelry of Rocke within the parish of Emelton [Rock, Northumberland]; also spelt Salkeld, Salkilde, Salkeild, Salkald
DPRI/1/1636/S1/1-2: 17 February 1636 - Will
DPRI/1/1636/S1/3: 17 February 1636 - Copy will probate granted at Durham to Henry Ogle and Raph Salkeld, co-executors, 27 May 1636
DPRI/1/1636/S1/4-11: 17 February 1636 - Inventory, actual total £1,331 14s 6d
DPRI/1/1636/S1/12-13: 17 February 1636 - Renunciation Renunciation of five of the eight co-executors, nominating Henry Ogle and Raph Salkeld to act
Digitised material for Thomas Salkeilde, gentleman of Rock, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1636/S1 DPRI/1/1636/S3 2 January 1637
Edward Scot, of North Charlton in the countie of Northumberland, Ellingham [Ellingham, Northumberland]; also spelt Scott. Died 7 November 1636
DPRI/1/1636/S3/1-2: 7 November 1636 - Will probate granted at Alnwick to George Scott and Mark Scott, sons and co-executors, 2 January 1637
DPRI/1/1636/S3/3: 7 November 1636 - Inventory, actual total £14 3s 10d
Digitised material for Edward Scot of Ellingham, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1636/S3 DPRI/1/1636/S4
John Scott, of Howtell (Howthall) of the parish of Newton alias Kyrk Newton (Kirkenewton) and countie of Northumberland [Kirknewton, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1636/S4/1-2: 11 April 1636 - Will
DPRI/1/1636/S4/3: 11 April 1636 - Inventory, actual total £69 5s 4d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £52 13s 2d)
Digitised material for John Scott of Kirknewton, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1636/S4 DPRI/1/1636/S5
William Selby, esquire, of Elvet [Durham, County Durham]; also spelt Selbye
DPRI/1/1636/S5/1: 17 January 1637 - Inventory, actual total £63 16s with consent, 18 January 1637 Inventory, subscribed with the consent of Elizabeth Selby, relict, that administration be granted to Raphe Howbottle for the use of herself and
her children
Digitised material for William Selby, esquire of Durham, County Durham - DPRI/1/1636/S5 DPRI/1/1636/S8
Emund Smith, of Gilligate, parishe of Saint Giles in Durham [Durham St Giles, County Durham]; also spelt Edmond, Smyth
DPRI/1/1636/S8/1: 24 June 1633 - Nuncupative will with inventory, actual total £1 18s 8d (with account of debts of £1 3s 10d) Will dated about Midsummer 1636. Administration granted to Margaret Smith, widow
Digitised material for Emund Smith of Durham St Giles, County Durham - DPRI/1/1636/S8 DPRI/1/1636/S11 15 January 1636
Thomas Speareman, of Preston [Preston, Northumberland]; also spelt Spearman, Speerman
See DPRI/4/14 ff.121v, 122v, 123: administration granted to Margaret Spearman, relict, 15 January 1636; tuition of Robert and Elizabeth Spearman, children, granted to Margaret Spearman, 16 January 1636; curation of Robert Spearman granted to
Michael Spearman, brother [January, 1636]
DPRI/1/1636/S11/3: 29 December 1631 - Inventory [actual total in fact £32 11s 4d]
DPRI/1/1636/S11/1-2: 29 December 1631 - Account, actual total £31 4s (with discharge of £15) Account of Marggret Speerman, relict
Digitised material for Thomas Speareman of Preston, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1636/S11 DPRI/1/1636/S13
Percivaill Stockkeld, yeoman, of the Farre Toft Hill within the county pallatine of Durham [Auckland St Helen, County Durham]; also spelt Percivaile, Stockeld, Stockeld, Percevill, Stokelt
DPRI/1/1636/S13/1: 8 April 1636 - Will
DPRI/1/1636/S13/2: 8 April 1636 - Inventory, actual total £13 13s 8d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £1 5s 8d)
Digitised material for Percivaill Stockkeld, yeoman of Auckland St Helen, County Durham - DPRI/1/1636/S13 DPRI/1/1636/S15 5 January 1637
Margery Strangwayes, widow, of Chesswicke in the chappelry of Ancrofte [Ancroft, Northumberland]; also spelt Strangues
See DPRI/4/14 f.207
DPRI/1/1636/S15/1: 20 September 1636 - Nuncupative will probate granted at Tweedmouth to Christopher Strangwayes, son and co-executor, 5 January 1637; with note that inventory, when exhibited, was expected to be around £5 or £6
Digitised material for Margery Strangwayes, widow of Ancroft, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1636/S15 DPRI/1/1636/S16
Lyonell Strother, gentleman, of Alnewick (Alnewicke) in the county of Northumberland [Alnwick, Northumberland]; also spelt Strodder
DPRI/1/1636/S16/1: 21 September 1635 - Inventory of debts owing to the deceased
DPRI/1/1636/S16/2-3: 21 September 1635 - Account, actual total £9 11s 8d (with discharge of £14 19s 6d) Account of Isabell Strodder, subscribed with memorandum relating that the deceased had executed a [will in the form of a] deed of gift to
Isabell Strodder and Steven Robinson, 27 June 1635; and also concerning certain debts owed to the deceased
Digitised material for Lyonell Strother, gentleman of Alnwick, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1636/S16 DPRI/1/1636/S17
John Susann, yeoman, of towne and county of Newcastle upon Tyne in the parish of Alhalowes [Newcastle upon Tyne All Saints, Northumberland]; also spelt Susan, Suzan
See DPRI/4/14: many references
DPRI/1/1636/S17/1: 2 September 1636 - Will Endorsed: proved in solemn form
DPRI/1/1636/S17/5-6: 2 September 1636 - Allegation of Garrett Cocke (Garhert, Gerhart Cock), sole executor, introducing the will and relating that the witnesses to the will are prevented from attending due to the plague, and
requesting that a commissioner be sent; subscribed with memorandum relating that Christopher Foster, curate of Newcastle St Nicholas was so commissioned
DPRI/1/1636/S17/3-4: 2 September 1636 - Commission Commission to Christopher Foster, curate of Newcastle St Nicholas, to administer an oath to the witnesses to the will and examine them and take their depositions; [executed, 14 November
1636]
DPRI/1/1636/S17/7-8: 2 September 1636 - Deposition Depositions of Edward White and Lactantius Sands, witnesses to the will
DPRI/1/1636/S17/2: 2 September 1636 - Indented, actual total £154 16s 4d
Digitised material for John Susann, yeoman of Newcastle upon Tyne All Saints, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1636/S17 DPRI/1/1636/S18 24 March 1637
Thomas Swan, miller, Gateside (Gateshead) in the county of Durham, town of Newcastle [Gateshead, County Durham; Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]
See DPRI/4/14 f.247: probate granted to Katherine Toppin, former relict, 24 March 1637
DPRI/1/1636/S18/1-2: 27 September 1636 - Nuncupative will Day in September and year uncertain: dated the Tuesday before Michaelmas 'last' [?1636]
DPRI/1/1636/S18/3-4: 27 September 1636 - Inventory, actual total £23 6s 6d
Digitised material for Thomas Swan, miller of Gateshead, County Durham - DPRI/1/1636/S18 DPRI/1/1636/S21
George Tailler, yeoman, of Benwell in the county of Northumberland [Benwell, Northumberland]; also spelt Taylor, Tailor. Died 7 August 1636
DPRI/1/1636/S21/1: 16 July 1636 - Will With (undated) certificate of oath
DPRI/1/1636/S21/2: 16 July 1636 - Inventory, actual total £9 7s 8d
DPRI/1/1636/S21/3: 16 July 1636 - Inventory, actual total £40 14s 4d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £30 8s 4d)
Digitised material for George Tailler, yeoman of Benwell, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1636/S21 DPRI/1/1636/W2
Mabell Wallker, widow, of towne and countie of Newcastell upon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]; also spelt Walker
DPRI/1/1636/W2/1: 15 July 1636 - Will With 21 January 1637 certificate of oath of witnesses; executrix not sworn
DPRI/1/1636/W2/2: 15 July 1636 - Inventory, actual total £31 7s 7d
DPRI/1/1636/W2/3: 15 July 1636 - Interrogatories Interrogatories of William Walker to the witnesses on the part of Barbara Richeson (Barbrey Richisson), [daughter and] executrix
Digitised material for Mabell Wallker, widow of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1636/W2 DPRI/1/1636/W5
Ingram Wardman, yeoman, of West Matneele in the parish of Witton upon Weere within the countie of Durham [Witton-le-Wear, County Durham]; also spelt Ingrame
DPRI/1/1636/W5/1: 30 September 1636 - Will
DPRI/1/1636/W5/2: 30 September 1636 - Inventory, actual total £77 14s 5d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £7 11s 3d) Inventory of goods etc. appraised after Wardman's death (£43 18s 10d), and also those goods etc. that were given
and divided before his death (£33 15s 7d)
Digitised material for Ingram Wardman, yeoman of Witton-le-Wear, County Durham - DPRI/1/1636/W5 DPRI/1/1636/W9 17 December 1636
Cuthbert Woodman, weaver, of Newcastle upon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]
See DPRI/4/14 f. 199v: probate granted to Isabel Woodman, relict and executrix (17 December 1636); cause to prove the will in solemn form, Anthony Woodman, brother, and Isabel Woodman, relict and executrix v Elizabeth Lambe and John Walker and
others (ff.203v, 209v; January 1637)
DPRI/1/1636/W9/1-2: 22 August 1636 - Copy will Endorsed: first instance
DPRI/1/1636/W9/3-4: 22 August 1636 - Copy will Endorsed: first instance
DPRI/1/1636/W9/5-6: 22 August 1636 - Copy nuncupative will Endorsed: second instance; voided
DPRI/1/1636/W9/7-8: 22 August 1636 - Nuncupative will Endorsed: second instance; voided (defective probate of will)
DPRI/1/1636/W9/9: 22 August 1636 - Inventory, actual total £176 16s 2d (with account of funeral expenses of £7) [exhibited, 17 December 1636]
Digitised material for Cuthbert Woodman, weaver of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1636/W9 DPRI/1/1636/W11 27 January 1637
Robert Wright, master and mariner, some tyme of Newcastle uppon Tyne, but now resident in Wappinge in the county of Midlesex [Newcastle upon Tyne All Saints, Northumberland; Wapping, Middlesex]
See DPRI/4/14, many references: probate granted to Mabell Wright, relict (f.212v; 27 January 1637); cause to prove the will in solemn form, John Thewe v Madell Wright (ff.291-324; ?July-?December 1637)
DPRI/1/1636/W11/1-2: 27 August 1636 - Will
DPRI/1/1636/W11/3-5: 27 August 1636 - Inventory, actual total £196 10s 6d
DPRI/1/1636/W11/6: 27 August 1636 - Allegation of Mathew ... [?proctor of Mabell Wright]
DPRI/1/1636/W11/7: 27 August 1636 - Interrogatories Interrogatories of John Trew to the witnesses on the part of Mabell Wright, relict and executrix
Digitised material for Robert Wright, master and mariner of Newcastle upon Tyne All Saints, Northumberland and Wapping, Middlesex - DPRI/1/1636/W11
Wills etc proved 1637Reference: DPRI/1/1637DPRI/1/1637/A3
Edward Anderson, of Gateside in the countie of Durham [Gateshead, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1637/A3/1-2: 20 February 1638 - Account of Ann Anderson, relict, and also the tutrix and guardian of Robert, Edward, Rebeckah, Elizabeth and Ann Anderson, children; subscribed with the [adjudged] allocations of the four younger
children's portions
Bond: DPRI/3/1637/B215
Digitised material for Edward Anderson of Gateshead, County Durham - DPRI/1/1637/A3 DPRI/1/1637/A10
Thomas Ayre, yeoman, of Easeington (Easington) in the countie of Durham [Easington, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1637/A10/1-2: 16 September 1637 - Will
DPRI/1/1637/A10/3: 16 September 1637 - Inventory, actual total £93 5s (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £24 10s 2d)
DPRI/1/1637/A10/4: 16 September 1637 - Interrogatories of Alice Ayre, relict, to the witnesses to the will on the part of Robert Ayre, [father and sole executor]
Digitised material for Thomas Ayre, yeoman of Easington, County Durham - DPRI/1/1637/A10 DPRI/1/1637/B1
Anthonye Bainebridge, of parish of Mydelton in Teasedale (Midelton, Midleton in Teasdale) [Middleton in Teesdale, County Durham]; also spelt Anthonye, Bainbrigg, Bainebrigg
DPRI/1/1637/B1/1-2: 26 September 1626 - Will
DPRI/1/1637/B1/3: 26 September 1626 - Inventory, actual total £27 9s (with account of funeral expenses of £2 8s 8d)
DPRI/1/1637/B1/4: 26 September 1626 - Letter from Jacob Honley [curate of Middleton in Teesdale] to Richard Newhouse, Durham Register, relating to the probate of the will, and also to a recent visitation; dated, 1 November [1637]
Digitised material for Anthonye Bainebridge of Middleton in Teesdale, County Durham - DPRI/1/1637/B1 DPRI/1/1637/B9
John Bowbancke, of Preston in the countie of Durham [Preston-on-Tees, County Durham]; also spelt Bowbanke
Testator requests to be buried at Stockton
DPRI/1/1637/B9/1-2: 7 November 1637 - Nuncupative will
DPRI/1/1637/B9/3-4: 7 November 1637 - Inventory, actual total £133 19s 10d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £30 16s 4d)
Bond: DPRI/3/1637/B353
Digitised material for John Bowbancke of Preston-on-Tees, County Durham - DPRI/1/1637/B9 DPRI/1/1637/B11
Richard Browne, the elder, baker, beer-brewer, of towne and countie of Newcastle upon Tine [Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1637/B11/1: 21 September 1637 - Will Endorsed with certificate of oath, 23 October 1637
DPRI/1/1637/B11/2-5: 21 September 1637 - Indented inventory, actual total £182 0s 9d
Bond: DPRI/3/1637/B332
Bond: DPRI/3/1637/B331
Digitised material for Richard Browne, the elder, baker, beer-brewer of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1637/B11 DPRI/1/1637/B12
Thomas Burdon, yeoman, of Shotton of the parrish Easington [Shotton, County Durham]; also spelt Burden
DPRI/1/1637/B12/1: 15 May 1637 - Will
DPRI/1/1637/B12/2-4: 15 May 1637 - Inventory, actual total £420 18s 8d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £11 8s 6d) with additional inventory, 18 November 1637, actual total £34 1s 6d with additional inventory, 18 January 1638,
actual total £13 12s (1) exhibited by Alice Burdon alias L[ig]hton, [former] relict, 28 October 1637; (2) exhibited by Alice Burdon, 18 November 1637
Bond: DPRI/3/1637/B486
Bond: DPRI/3/1637/B355
Bond: DPRI/3/1637/B143
Digitised material for Thomas Burdon, yeoman of Shotton, County Durham - DPRI/1/1637/B12 DPRI/1/1637/C6
George Cominge, mercer, of city of Durham in the county pallatyne of Durham [Durham St Nicholas, County Durham]; also spelt Comyn, Coming
parish drawn from DPRI/4/14, see ff. 309v-310r
DPRI/1/1637/C6/1-19: 26 October 1637 - Inventory Inventory of household and shop goods etc. (goods etc. (£413 1s 1d), pp1-10; good debts owed to the deceased (£205 13s 1d), pp11-13; doubtful debts owed to the deceased (£255 11s 10d), pp14-16;
desperate debts owed to the deceased (£248 1s 5d and more), pp17-19; with memorandum (page 9) relating to a parcel of indigo of uncertain ownership (Cominge or Edward Blackits of Newcastle); and with another memorandum (page 15) relating to a
disputed doubtful debt owed by Robert Story
Digitised material for George Cominge, mercer of Durham St Nicholas, County Durham - DPRI/1/1637/C6 DPRI/1/1637/C7
Charles Comyn, of Dalton Pearcie (Pearcy) [Hart, County Durham]
See DPRI/4/14 f.296v
DPRI/1/1637/C7/1-2: 26 May 1637 - Will Administration granted to [Mary Comyn], relict, and for the use of Alice Comyn, daughter; the tuition of the same was also granted to Mary Comyn
DPRI/1/1637/C7/3: 26 May 1637 - Inventory, actual total £198 0s 10d
Digitised material for Charles Comyn of Hart, County Durham - DPRI/1/1637/C7 DPRI/1/1637/D2
Persivell Davison, of Whiteburne Shanke (Whiteburn Shank) in Allanton parish within the countie of Northumberland [Alwinton, Northumberland]; also spelt Persevell
See DPRI/4/14 ff. 268v, 269
DPRI/1/1637/D2/1-2: 6 April 1637 - Will With list of debts owed to (£16 18s 11d) and owed by (£38 14s 1d) the testator
DPRI/1/1637/D2/3: 6 April 1637 - Inventory, actual total £239 3s 11d (with account of debts of £38 14s 1d)
Bond: DPRI/3/1637/B118
Bond: DPRI/3/1637/B116-117
Digitised material for Persivell Davison of Alwinton, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1637/D2 DPRI/1/1637/D4
Henrie Dickson, of the Knarhouse in the parish of Knarsdaile (Knaresdal) [Knarsdale, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1637/D4/1: 26 August 1637 - Indented will probate granted to Marie Dickson, relict and sole executrix, to whom the tuition of Henry and Mary Dickson, children, was also granted
DPRI/1/1637/D4/2: 26 August 1637 - Indented inventory, actual total £56 15s 8d (with account of debts of £7 18s)
Digitised material for Henrie Dickson of Knarsdale, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1637/D4 DPRI/1/1637/E2
Marke Errington, esquire, of Pont Eland in the countie of Northumberland [Ponteland, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1637/E2/1: 20 November 1637 - Copy will in the form of a deed of gift Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 274
Digitised material for Marke Errington, esquire of Ponteland, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1637/E2 DPRI/1/1637/F4
Joan Fetherstonhaugh, spinster, of Swarland in the parish of Felton [Felton, Northumberland]; also spelt Fetherstonhalgh
DPRI/1/1637/F4/1-2: 1 September 1635 - Will probate granted at Morpeth to Richard Fetherstonhalgh of Felton, brother and executor, 16 August 1637
DPRI/1/1637/F4/4: 1 September 1635 - Modern typescript summary of the will
DPRI/1/1637/F4/3: 1 September 1635 - Inventory, actual total £110
Digitised material for Joan Fetherstonhaugh, spinster of Felton, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1637/F4 DPRI/1/1637/F5
Ellen Forcer, of Newehouse (Newhouse) in the parish of Lainchester (Lanchester) in the countie of Durham [Lanchester, County Durham]; also spelt Hellen, Forser
DPRI/1/1637/F5/1: 22 November 1636 - Will probate granted to Martin Batmason, co-executor
DPRI/1/1637/F5/2-3: 22 November 1636 - Account, actual total £85 2s 7d (with discharge of £38 1s 6d) Account of Martyn Battmanson of Ushaw, co-executor; the balance is divided into two equal portions, from one of which portions is deducted the
total legacies of £19 13s 4d
Digitised material for Ellen Forcer of Lanchester, County Durham - DPRI/1/1637/F5 DPRI/1/1637/G6
Ann Graye, spinster, of Morpeth in the countie of Northumberland [Morpeth, Northumberland]; also spelt Agnes
DPRI/1/1637/G6/1-2: 15 July 1637 - Will Endorsed (?in error): Agnes Graye Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 272
Digitised material for Ann Graye, spinster of Morpeth, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1637/G6 DPRI/1/1637/G8
Henrie Grice, yeoman, of Bishops Awckland (Awkeland) in the countie of Durham [Auckland St Andrew, County Durham]; also spelt Gryce
Grice dictated his will 'then beinge in the citie of London, and bound for Gwyana, beyond the seas, in a voyage intended by the Erle of Barkshire' at the house of Joseph Worthy, bellfounder, in Whitecross Street, London. See also Act Book
DPRI/4/14 (multiple references).
DPRI/1/1637/G8/1-2: 1631 - Nuncupative will Dated between Aug-Nov 1631
Digitised material for Henrie Grice, yeoman of Auckland St Andrew, County Durham - DPRI/1/1637/G8 DPRI/1/1637/G9
John Grinwell, yeoman, of Steley in the parish of Lenchester [Lanchester, County Durham]; also spelt Grenwell
See also 1637 tuition bond 299 (7 October 1637)
DPRI/1/1637/G9/1: 5 September 1637 - Will Endorsed with (undated) memorandum relating that the deceased's daughter Annas (Anne) Grinwell elected John Grinwell [tutor] Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the
Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 273
DPRI/1/1637/G9/2: 5 September 1637 - Inventory, actual total £147 13s 2d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £38 18s) Dated 8 September 1637 at head and 25 August 1638 at foot Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and
Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 273
Bond: DPRI/3/1637/B302
Bond: DPRI/3/1637/B299
Digitised material for John Grinwell, yeoman of Lanchester, County Durham - DPRI/1/1637/G9 DPRI/1/1637/H8
Barbara Havelocke, widow, of towne and countie of Newcastle uppon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]; also spelt Barbere, Havelock
DPRI/1/1637/H8/1-2: 23 August 1636 - Will Endorsed with account of disbursements at the making of the will and inventory [?and funeral] of 6s 2d
DPRI/1/1637/H8/3: 23 August 1636 - Inventory, actual total £10 10s 10d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £6 19s 10d)
Bond: DPRI/3/1637/B167
Digitised material for Barbara Havelocke, widow of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1637/H8 DPRI/1/1637/H10
Thomas Hayton, [the elder], baker, beer-brewer, of parish of All Saints in the towne and county of Newcastle upon Tine (Newcastell) [Newcastle upon Tyne All Saints, Northumberland]; also spelt Ayton, Heaton
[Images for the probate records relating to Hayton's wife and son Thomas Hayton the younger are also presented with those relating to Thomas Hayton the elder; the three persons sharing the same reference number due to a numbering error.] See
DPRI/4/14 f.316 and other references; see also 1637 bond 157. For the will of Hayton's wife Katherine Hayton, see - DPRI/1/1637/H10/1
DPRI/1/1637/H10/2: 8 July 1636 - Nuncupative will
DPRI/1/1637/H10/3-4: 8 July 1636 - Inventory, actual total £19 17s 7d (with account of funeral expenses of £15) Inventory of Thomas Hayton and Katherine Hayton his wife. For the inventory of Thomas Hayton's son Thomas Hayton the younger, see -
DPRI/1/1637/H10/6-7
DPRI/1/1637/H10/5: 8 July 1636 - Interrogatories to the witnesses to the nuncupative will of Thomas Hayton on the part of Jane Humble
Bond: DPRI/3/1637/B341
Bond: DPRI/3/1637/B238
Digitised material for Thomas Hayton, the elder, baker, beer-brewer, his wife Kathryn and their son, Thomas of Newcastle upon Tyne All Saints, Northumberland- DPRI/1/1637/H10 DPRI/1/1637/H10
Katherine Hayton, late wife of Thomas Hayton of Newcastle, baker and beer brewer, widow, of towne and county of Newcastle upon Tine [Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]; also spelt Kathern, Heaton, Kathrein, Ayton
[Images for the probate records relating to Hayton's husband and son Thomas Hayton the younger are also presented with those relating to Katherine Hayton; the three persons sharing the same reference number due to a numbering error.] For the
(shared) inventory of Katherine Hayton and her husband, see - DPRI/1/1637/H10/3-4
DPRI/1/1637/H10/1: 9 July 1636 - Copy will
Bond: DPRI/3/1637/B342
DPRI/1/1637/H10
Thomas Hayton, the younger, [son of Thomas Hayton of Newcastle, baker and beer brewer], baker, beer-brewer, of towne and county of Newcastle upon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]; also spelt Haiton, Ayton, Heaton
[Images for the probate records relating to Hayton's mother Katherine Hayton and his father Thomas Hayton the elder are also presented with those relating to Thomas Hayton the younger; the three persons sharing the same reference number due to a
numbering error.] For the probate records of Hayton's parents, see - DPRI/1/1637/H10/1 - DPRI/1/1637/H10/2 - DPRI/1/1637/H10/3-4 - DPRI/1/1637/H10/5
DPRI/1/1637/H10/6-7: 30 April 1637 - Indented inventory
Bond: DPRI/3/1637/B157
DPRI/1/1637/H15 11 October 1637
Robert Henryson, physician for Newcastle, physician, gentleman, of towne and county of Newcastle uppon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]; also spelt Henrison, Henderson
DPRI/1/1637/H15/1: 24 July 1637 - Will Administration granted to Dorothy Henryson, relict, and also the tuition of five children, 11 October 1637
DPRI/1/1637/H15/2-3: 24 July 1637 - Inventory, actual total £834 1s 4d
DPRI/1/1637/H15/4 - Wrapper
Bond: DPRI/3/1637/B313
Digitised material for Robert Henryson, physician, gentleman of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1637/H15 DPRI/1/1637/H17
Thomas Holmes, yeoman, of chapelry of All Saints in the towne and county of Newcastle upon Tine [Newcastle upon Tyne All Saints, Northumberland]
See DPRI/4/14: many references.
DPRI/1/1637/H17/1-2: 8 August 1636 - Nuncupative will
DPRI/1/1637/H17/3-4: 8 August 1636 - Inventory, actual total £98 10s 3d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £75 13s 3d)
DPRI/1/1637/H17/5: 8 August 1636 - Interrogatories of Ann Wilson to the witnesses of the nuncupative will on the part of Ann Gibson, executrix and former relict
Bond: DPRI/3/1637/B60
Digitised material for Thomas Holmes, yeoman of Newcastle upon Tyne All Saints, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1637/H17 DPRI/1/1637/H19 19 February 1638
Richard Hotchon, yeoman, of Whitley in the county of Northumberland [Whitley, Northumberland]; also spelt Hodgson
Hotchon drew up his will when members of his household, but not yet himself, were infected with the plague. See DPRI/4/14 f.333: 19 February 1638.
DPRI/1/1637/H19/1-2: 13 June 1637 - Will
DPRI/1/1637/H19/3: 13 June 1637 - Inventory, actual total £130 6s 8d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £106 0s 2d)
Bond: DPRI/3/1637/B480
Digitised material for Richard Hotchon, yeoman of Whitley, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1637/H19 DPRI/1/1637/J3
George Jenkinson, yeoman, of Burningham (Burningell) in the parish of Branspeth in the countie of Durham [Brancepeth, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1637/J3/1: 5 October 1637 - Will Endorsed: probate granted to Jane Jenkinson, relict and co-executor, to whom was also granted the tuition of five daughters
DPRI/1/1637/J3/2: 5 October 1637 - Inventory, actual total £235 16s (with account of debts of £63)
Bond: DPRI/3/1637/B325
Digitised material for George Jenkinson, yeoman of Brancepeth, County Durham - DPRI/1/1637/J3 DPRI/1/1637/L4
John Lavorrok, of parishe of Sant Andrewes, town of Newcastle [Newcastle upon Tyne St Andrew, Northumberland]; also spelt Laverocke
DPRI/1/1637/L4/1: 8 July 1636 - Will
DPRI/1/1637/L4/2: 8 July 1636 - Copy will
DPRI/1/1637/L4/3: 8 July 1636 - Inventory of health care and funeral charges, actual total £2 9s 6d (health care and funeral charges)
DPRI/1/1637/L4/4: 8 July 1636 - Inventory, actual total £8 12s (with account of maintenance and funeral expenses of £2 9s 2d)
Bond: DPRI/3/1637/B378
Digitised material for John Lavorrok of Newcastle upon Tyne St Andrew, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1637/L4 DPRI/1/1637/M2
Robert Mallaber, husband of Margaret Mallaber, barber-surgeon, of towne and county of Newcastle upon Tine [Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]; also spelt Mallabar
DPRI/1/1637/M2/1-2: 5 November 1636 - Will, with a list of debts owed to the testator of £32 0s 10d, and an incomplete inventory (£16). Administration granted to Mark Hutchinson and Thomas Jackson, supervisors, to whom respectively was granted
the tuition of Margaret and Thomas Mallaber, children.
DPRI/1/1637/M2/3: 5 November 1636 - Inventory, actual total £155 2s 4d (with account of debts of £35 1s 10d) Inventory of Robert Mallabar and his widow Margaret Mallabar
Bond: DPRI/3/1637/B200
Bond: DPRI/3/1637/B198
Digitised material for Robert Mallaber, husband of Margaret Mallaber, barber-surgeon of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1637/M2 DPRI/1/1637/M6 17 February 1637
Anne Mills, single woman, of towne and county of Newcastle upon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne All Saints, Northumberland]; also spelt Milles
Parish drawn from Act Book DPRI/4/14 f.229r and 334r: administration granted to George Mills, brother, a monition having been issued, 17 February 1637; proved in solemn form and execution granted to Margaret Humphrey (Humfrey), aunt and sole
executrix, 19 February 1638
DPRI/1/1637/M6/3-4: 8 August 1636 - Nuncupative will
DPRI/1/1637/M6/1-2: 8 August 1636 - Interrogatories Interrogatories of George Milles to the witnesses of the nuncupative will, relating to a cause to prove the will: George Milles, brother v Margarett Humphrey, aunt and sole executrix
Digitised material for Anne Mills, single woman of Newcastle upon Tyne All Saints, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1637/M6 DPRI/1/1637/M10
George Moortonn, Morton within the libertyes of Norham parcell of the county pallantine of Durham, chapelry of Twedmouth [Norham, Northumberland; Tweedmouth, Northumberland]; also spelt Georg, Morton
DPRI/1/1637/M10/1-2: 21 April 1613 - Will With inventory of the stock and store upon the (grounds of Morton) of £236 13s
DPRI/1/1637/M10/3 - Wrapper
Bond: DPRI/3/1637/B201
Digitised material for George Morton, of Norham, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1637/M10 DPRI/1/1637/P4
John Peareson, husbandman, of Trimden (Trimdon) within the county pallatine of Durham [Trimdon, County Durham]; also spelt Pearson
DPRI/1/1637/P4/1-2: 14 December 1637 - Will with inventory, 1 February 1638, actual total £167 18s 6d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £101 5s 5d) Will, with (contemporaneous) list of debts owed to (£52 7s 2d) and owed by (£104 1s
9d) the testator
Digitised material for John Peareson, husbandman of Trimdon, County Durham - DPRI/1/1637/P4 DPRI/1/1637/P5
Margret Pearson, widow, of Earsden (Eearsden) in the county of Northumberland [Earsdon, Northumberland]; also spelt Margaret, Margrett
DPRI/1/1637/P5/1-2: 20 October 1637 - Will with nuncupative codicil, 20 October 1637 Will, endorsed with a memorandum relating to cancellation of debts owed to the testatrix and a bequest subsequent to the sealing of the will
DPRI/1/1637/P5/3: 20 October 1637 - Indented inventory, actual total £204 17s 4d (with account of debts, legacies and funeral expenses of £158 10s 2d)
Bond: DPRI/3/1637/B475
Bond: DPRI/3/1637/B474
Digitised material for Margret Pearson, widow of Earsdon, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1637/P5 DPRI/1/1637/R1
Mary Rand, spinster, of towne of Newcastle upon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1637/R1/4-5: 6 February 1637 - Inventory Subscribed with draft account discharge and allocation of portions
DPRI/1/1637/R1/3: 6 February 1637 - Inventory of administration and funeral charges, actual total £4 7s 5d (administration and funeral charges)
DPRI/1/1637/R1/1-2: 6 February 1637 - Account, actual total £89 17s (with discharge of £4 7s 5d) Account of John Rand, glover; subscribed with allocations for pious uses and for Margaret Saburne and Margaret Simpson
Digitised material for Mary Rand, spinster of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1637/R1 DPRI/1/1637/R2 May 1637
William Reade, yeoman, of Chyrtonn (Chirton) within the county of Northumberland [Tynemouth, Northumberland]; also spelt Reed
See DPRI/4/14 f.267: May 1637
DPRI/1/1637/R2/1-2: 25 September 1636 - Will
DPRI/1/1637/R2/3: 25 September 1636 - Inventory, actual total £94 7s 2d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £20 10s)
Bond: DPRI/3/1637/B81
Digitised material for William Reade, yeoman of Tynemouth, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1637/R2 DPRI/1/1637/R3
William Reed, yeoman, of Broxfeild in the county of Northumberland [Embleton, Northumberland]
See DPRI/4/14 f.195v.
DPRI/1/1637/R3/1-2: 26 June 1637 - Nuncupative will with inventory, actual total £21 (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £8 12s 8d) Inventory includes the funeral expenses of William Reed's wife and daughter Full edition published in
Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 271-272
Bond: DPRI/3/1637/B240
Digitised material for William Reed, yeoman of Embleton, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1637/R3 DPRI/1/1637/R8
William Rickeby, of Callish Parke in the parish of Alnwicke [Alnwick, Northumberland]; also spelt Rickabye, Rickebye
DPRI/1/1637/R8/1-2: 8 July 1634 - Will
DPRI/1/1637/R8/3: 8 July 1634 - Inventory of debts owed to the testator, actual total £66 Inventory of debts owed to the testator, with (undated) marginal notes of receipts, reducing the total debts by £31 15s
Digitised material for William Rickeby of Alnwick, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1637/R8 DPRI/1/1637/R9 10 July 1635
Robert Riddell, draper, of towne of Newcastle upon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne St Nicholas, Northumberland]
parish drawn from Act Book DPRI/4/14 f.97: probate granted to Jane Riddell, relict and sole executor, 10 July 1635 (see 1635 will); inventory exhibited, 13 January 1638; account exhibited 13 or 18 January 1638.
DPRI/1/1637/R9/3-4: 8 May 1635 - Inventory Inventory of household goods and merchandise; [exhibited, 13 January 1638]
DPRI/1/1637/R9/1-2: 8 May 1635 - Account, actual total £1,296 7s 4d (with discharge of £1,599 14s 10d) Account of Jane Riddell, relict and [sole] executrix. The date of the document does not agree with its exhibition date recorded in the Act
Book DPRI/4/14 f.97: probably exhibited 18 January 1638.
Digitised material for Robert Riddell, draper of Newcastle upon Tyne St Nicholas, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1637/R9 DPRI/1/1637/S2
Isabell Selby, wife of William Selby of Newcastle, merchant, widow, of towne and countie of Newcastle upon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]; also spelt Issable, Selbye
DPRI/1/1637/S2/1-3: 19 January 1637 - Inventory Inventory of household and shop goods etc.; administration granted to Elianore Comendell [Comondale], daughter
DPRI/1/1637/S3/1: 19 January 1637 - Account, actual total £47 7s (with discharge of £87 15s) Account of Ellinor Comondale [Comendell, daughter]
Digitised material for Isabell Selby, widow of William Selby, merchant, of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland – DPRI/1/1637/S2-S3 DPRI/1/1637/S5
Launcelot Shafto, merchant, of parish of St Nicholas in the towne and county of Newcastle upon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne St Nicholas, Northumberland]; also spelt Lanclott, Shaftoe, Lancelot
DPRI/1/1637/S5/3-4: 24 July 1637 - Inventory
DPRI/1/1637/S5/1-2: 24 July 1637 - Account, actual total £52 1s 9d (with discharge of £52 3s) Account of Barbara Shaftoe, relict, administratrix and tutrix of Thomas and Jane Shoftoe, children
Bond: DPRI/3/1637/B292
Digitised material for Launcelot Shafto, merchant of Newcastle upon Tyne St Nicholas, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1637/S5 DPRI/1/1637/S6
William Shafto, of Benwell of the chapplerie of Saint Johns Newcastle upon Tyne [Benwell, Northumberland]; also spelt Shaftoe
DPRI/1/1637/S6/3-4: 10 May 1637 - Inventory
DPRI/1/1637/S6/1-2: 10 May 1637 - Account, actual total £48 15s 8d (with discharge of £23 3s 10d) Account of Joseph Shaftoe
Bond: DPRI/3/1637/B152
Digitised material for William Shafto of Benwell, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1637/S6 DPRI/1/1637/S14
John Stephenson, clerk, of Alstone (Alston) parish [Alston, Cumberland]; also spelt Stevenson. Died 26 November 1637
DPRI/1/1637/S14/1-2: 23 November 1637 - Will With (cancelled) lists of debts owed to the testator and endorsed with a draft inventory
DPRI/1/1637/S14/3-4: 23 November 1637 - Inventory, actual total £1,089 4s 7d (with account of funeral expenses of £30)
Bond: DPRI/3/1637/B365
Digitised material for John Stephenson, clerk of Alston, Cumberland - DPRI/1/1637/S14 DPRI/1/1637/S15
Elizabeth Stevenson, widow, of Gateshead [Gateshead, County Durham]; also spelt Stephenson, Elzabethe, Stevensonn
Stevenson made her will when members of her household were infected with the plague.
DPRI/1/1637/S15/1: 2 June 1636 - Nuncupative will
DPRI/1/1637/S15/2: 2 June 1636 - Inventory, actual total £13 11s 8d (with account of debts of 17s) with copy nuncupative will, 2 June 1636
Bond: DPRI/3/1637/B258
Digitised material for Elizabeth Stevenson, widow of Gateshead, County Durham - DPRI/1/1637/S15 DPRI/1/1637/T8 1 February 1638
Margarat Tyndall, spinster, of Clapott within the Tower, Alnwick (Alnwicke, Alnewicke) in the county of Northumberland [Alnwick, Northumberland]; also spelt Margaret, Jane, Tyndall
Charges itemised in the inventory indicate that a mother and daughter named Tyndall died of the plague. The will refers to Margaret Tyndall as both a spinster and a widow, while the inventory is stated (?in error) as that of a Jane Tyndall: in
the confusion it is not clear which person is the widowed mother and which the spinster daughter. See DPRI/4/14 f.337r: probate granted to John Wardell, executor, 1 February 1638.
DPRI/1/1637/T8/3-4: 8 November 1637 - Will
DPRI/1/1637/T8/1-2: 8 November 1637 - Inventory, actual total £2 19s 6d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £3 8s 10d) Inventory of the goods etc. of Jane Tyndall of Alnwick [?recte Margaret Tyndall]; includes charges 'for the mother
and her daughters burialls' and for cleansing the house [?plague victims]
Digitised material for Margarat Tyndall, spinster of Alnwick, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1637/T8 DPRI/1/1637/W1 13 May 1637
Robart Walker, weaver, of the Castell Garth, Newcastle [Newcastle upon Tyne St Nicholas, Northumberland]; also spelt Robert
Walker requests to be buried at Newcastle St Nicholas. See DPRI/4/14 ff.204, 234, 244, 246, 248v, 254v, 260v, 264: cause to prove the will, Elizabeth Brantingham, sister v Thomas Finley and Katherine Finley (widow/wife). Proved in solemn form and
execution granted to Thomas Finley, co-executor, 13 May 1637.
DPRI/1/1637/W1/1: 27 August 1636 - Will
DPRI/1/1637/W1/2: 27 August 1636 - Copy will
DPRI/1/1637/W1/3: 27 August 1636 - Inventory, actual total £13 16s 6d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £4 8s 6d)
DPRI/1/1637/W1/4: 27 August 1636 - Interrogatories Interrogatories of Elizabeth Brantingham to the witnesses on the part of Thomas and Henry Finley, co-executors
Bond: DPRI/3/1637/B67
Digitised material for Robart Walker, weaver of Newcastle upon Tyne St Nicholas, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1637/W1 DPRI/1/1637/W2
Anthony Walton, yeoman, of the Grasefeild (Grayesfeild) within the parish of Alstone (Alston) and county of Cumberland [Alston, Cumberland]; also spelt Anthoney
DPRI/1/1637/W2/1: 11 April 1637 - Will
DPRI/1/1637/W2/2: 11 April 1637 - Inventory, actual total £57 (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £18 11s 6d)
Bond: DPRI/3/1637/B286
Digitised material for Anthony Walton, yeoman of Alston, Cumberland - DPRI/1/1637/W2 DPRI/1/1637/W5
Christabell Wheatley, widow, of Kiblesworth in the parish of Lamsley in the county palatine of Durham [Lamesley, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1637/W5/1-2: 5 February 1637 - Will With contemporaneous list of debts owed to the testator of £38 1s 4d
DPRI/1/1637/W5/3: 5 February 1637 - Inventory, actual total £74 10s (with account of legacies and funeral expenses of £17 10s 10d)
Bond: DPRI/3/1637/B62
Digitised material for Christabell Wheatley, widow of Lamesley, County Durham - DPRI/1/1637/W5 DPRI/1/1637/W7
Margerett Whitfeild, spinster, of Somerhowse (Somerhouse) in the parish of Gayneford [Gainford, County Durham]; also spelt Margret. Died November 1633
See DPRI/4/14 ff.295 (September 1637), 300, 304v, 309, 310 (October 1637), 315: administration granted to William Garth and Edward Alwen.
DPRI/1/1637/W7/1: November 1633 - Nuncupative will Subscribed with extract from Probate Act Book relating to a cause to prove the will: Edward Alwen and William Garth v Edward Whitfeild.
DPRI/1/1637/W7/2: November 1633 - Inventory, actual total £45
Digitised material for Margerett Whitfeild, spinster of Gainford, County Durham - DPRI/1/1637/W7 DPRI/1/1637/W8 24 May 1637
George Wilkinson, merchant, draper, of towne and countie of Newcastle upon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]
See DPRI/4/14 f.267v: probate granted to Frances Wilkinson, relict and sole executrix, to whom was also granted the tuition of the children John, George, Frances and Isabell, 24 May 1637
DPRI/1/1637/W8/1-2: 10 August 1636 - Nuncupative will
DPRI/1/1637/W8/3: 10 August 1636 - Inventory, actual total £352 6s 5d
Digitised material for George Wilkinson, merchant, draper of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1637/W8 DPRI/1/1637/W10
John Wilson, of Alnewicke (Alnwick, Alnewick) [Alnwick, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1637/W10/3: 27 August 1637 - Nuncupative will
DPRI/1/1637/W10/1-2: 27 August 1637 - Inventory, actual total £27 14s 6d (with account of debts, legacies and funeral expenses of £10 8s 3d) Inventory includes charges for 'clensing and keeping the children while they lived in the
sicknesse'
Digitised material for John Wilson of Alnwick, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1637/W10
Wills etc proved 1638Reference: DPRI/1/1638DPRI/1/1638/A1 18 April 1638
Cuthbert Alder, yeoman, of Ulgham in the county of Northumberland [Ulgham, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1638/A1/1-2: undated - Will With list of debts owed by the testator of £5 6s 8d; probate granted at Morpeth to Elizabeth Alder relict, and William Lawson son-in-law, co-executors, 18 April 1638
DPRI/1/1638/A1/3: undated - Inventory, actual total £108 18s 8d
Digitised material for Cuthbert Alder, yeoman of Ulgham, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1638/A1 DPRI/1/1638/A2
Francis Alder, gentleman, of Hobberlaw, Alnewicke [Alnwick, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1638/A2/1-2: 24 August 1637 - Inventory Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 272-273
Bond: DPRI/3/1638/B160
Digitised material for Francis Alder, gentleman of Alnwick, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1638/A2 DPRI/1/1638/A5
Margarett Andrewe, widow, of Shotley Bridge in the parishe of Shotley and county of Northumberland [Shotley, Northumberland]; also spelt Andrew
DPRI/1/1638/A5/1: 23 January 1638 - Will With list of debts owed to the testator of £2 17s
DPRI/1/1638/A5/2-3: 23 January 1638 - Inventory, actual total £80 17s 2d (with account of legacies and funeral charges of £25 13s 4d)
Bond: DPRI/3/1638/B147
Digitised material for Margarett Andrewe, widow of Shotley, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1638/A5 DPRI/1/1638/C12
Thomas Applebye, of Lowe Moore within the lordshipp of West Harlsey [Osmotherley, Yorkshire]
The inventory was found with the will of John Crauforth of Osmotherley (DPRI/1/1638/C12/1, 4) to which it appears to bear only a common geographic origin in Osmotherley in the bishop of Durham's ecclesiastical peculiar of Allertonshire; probably
filed with the Crauforth will in error. Images of both Applebye and Crauforth probate records will be presented with this record.
DPRI/1/1638/C12/2-3: 20 May 1638 - Inventory, actual total £214 14s 4d (with illegible account of debts) Inventory of debts is illegible (damage)
DPRI/1/1638/A6
Rowland Archer, yeoman, of Woodhorne Seaton in the county of Northumberland [Woodhorn, Northumberland]; also spelt Rolland
DPRI/1/1638/A6/1-2: 25 July 1638 - Will probate granted at Morpeth to Mary Archer, relict and sole executrix, to whom was also granted the tuition of five children, 10 October 1638 Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories
from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 274-275
DPRI/1/1638/A6/3-4: 25 July 1638 - Inventory, actual total £121 5s 8d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £66 15s 9d) Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees
Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 275
Bond: DPRI/3/1638/B232
Digitised material for Rowland Archer, yeoman of Woodhorn, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1638/A6 DPRI/1/1638/A7
Christofer Armestronge, Upper Throston of the parish of Harte, Nether Throston in the parish of Hart [Hart, County Durham]; also spelt Armestrong, Armstrong, Armestrenge
Armestronge owned farms in Upper and Nether Throston, the latter being in the occupation of William Armestronge at the time of making the will; while the inventory identifies Upper Throston as his place of abode.
DPRI/1/1638/A7/1: 18 February 1639 - Nuncupative will
DPRI/1/1638/A7/2: 18 February 1639 - Inventory, actual total £583 1s 4d (with account of debts of £116 17s)
Bond: DPRI/3/1638/B357
Digitised material for Christofer Armestronge, of Hart, County Durham - DPRI/1/1638/A7 DPRI/1/1638/B1
Charlles Bainbrigg, of the Hudgell (Hutgill) in the parish of Medellton (Midleton in Teasdale) [Middleton in Teesdale, County Durham]; also spelt Charles, Bainbrigge, Bambrigg
DPRI/1/1638/B1/1: 13 December 1637 - Will Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 273-274
DPRI/1/1638/B1/2-3: 13 December 1637 - Inventory, actual total £50 9s 8d (with account of debts of £2 5s)
Bond: DPRI/3/1638/B103
Digitised material for Charlles Bainbrigg of Middleton in Teesdale, County Durham - DPRI/1/1638/B1 DPRI/1/1638/B2
Peter Bainbrigge, of Stannigill Heade, parish of Midleton in Teasdale [Middleton in Teesdale, County Durham]; also spelt Bainbrigg, Bainbridge, Bainbrig
A letter concerning the 1638 probate of Peter Bainbrigge's will was erroneously filed with the 1612 probate records of a person of the same name and parish. This item (formerly DPRI/1/1612/B1/3) has now been renumbered DPRI/1/1638/B2/5, and its
catalogue record appears below. For the image of this letter (still with its former reference number), see the images associated with the record - DPRI/1/1612/B1/1
DPRI/1/1638/B2/1: 27 November 1637 - Will Subscribed with memorandum of an allegation relating to a cause [to prove the will]
DPRI/1/1638/B2/2-3: 27 November 1637 - Inventory, actual total £71 16s 8d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £8 8s)
DPRI/1/1638/B2/4: 27 November 1637 - Interrogatories Interrogatories of Thomas Bainbrig, son, to the witnesses to the will
DPRI/1/1638/B2/5: 27 November 1637 - Executor's records Letter from Anne Bainbrigge, relict and co-executor, to the Durham Chancellor, authorising her son Roger Bainbrigge, co-executor, to prove the will [Item formerly misfiled and misnumbered
DPRI/1/1612/B1/3]
Bond: DPRI/3/1638/B113
Digitised material for Peter Bainbrigge of Middleton in Teesdale, County Durham - DPRI/1/1638/B2 DPRI/1/1638/B9
George Brand, in the house of James Platts at the Queenes Head in Grays Inne (Graies Inn) Lane nere High Holborne in the county of Middlesex, town of Newcastle [Gray's Inn, Middlesex; Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1638/B9/1: 13 October 1637 - Will
DPRI/1/1638/B9/3: 13 October 1637 - Inventory
DPRI/1/1638/B9/2: 13 October 1637 - Inventory, actual total £22 15s (with account of debts and funeral charges of £9 16s)
Bond: DPRI/3/1638/B127
Digitised material for George Brand of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1638/B9 DPRI/1/1638/B10 14 January 1639
Edward Bulmer, master and mariner, of parish of All Saints in Newcastle upon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne All Saints, Northumberland]; also spelt Boulmer
DPRI/1/1638/B10/1: 8 July 1635 - Copy will Full edition published together with executor's account in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p
261-263
DPRI/1/1638/B10/2: 8 July 1635 - Grant of probate probate granted to Anne Bulmer, relict and sole executrix
DPRI/1/1638/B10/3-4: 8 July 1635 - Bond to redeliver the original will penal sum illegble (damaged); the original will was delivered to the deceased's son Edward Bulmer, also a master mariner, for use as evidence in a [civil] suit
DPRI/1/1638/B10/5: 8 July 1635 - Seal wrapper Seal wrapper, made from part of a draper's bill referring to Robert Tesdell
Bond: DPRI/3/1638/B309
Digitised material for Edward Bulmer, master and mariner of Newcastle upon Tyne All Saints, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1638/B10 DPRI/1/1638/C3
Cuthbert Carr, the younger, yeoman, of Westoe in the countie of Durham [Westoe, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1638/C3/1-2: 21 October 1638 - Will Administration granted to Cuthbert Carr, father and joint overseer, for the use of Cuthbert and Richard Carr, sons and executors; the tuition of Cuthbert and Edward Carr, children, granted to the same
Cuthbert Carr, father
DPRI/1/1638/C3/3-4: 21 October 1638 - Inventory, actual total £266 14s 10d
Digitised material for Cuthbert Carr, the younger, yeoman of Westoe, County Durham - DPRI/1/1638/C3 DPRI/1/1638/C6 27 December 1638
Katheryne Cleark, of Peggsworth (Pegsworth) [Bothal, Northumberland]; also spelt Katherine, Clark
DPRI/1/1638/C6/1-2: 8 October 1638 - Will With list of debts of £7 2s; probate granted at Bothal to Robert Smyth, executor, 27 December 1638
DPRI/1/1638/C6/3: 8 October 1638 - Inventory, actual total £40 8s 8d
Bond: DPRI/3/1638/B303
Digitised material for Katheryne Cleark of Bothal, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1638/C6 DPRI/1/1638/C11
John Coxson, yeoman, of Rattonrawe in Riddeseale (Riddseale) in the countie of Northumberlande, Elsdenn [Elsdon, Northumberland]; also spelt Cockson, Coxon, Coxen
DPRI/1/1638/C11/1-2: 13 November 1638 - Will
DPRI/1/1638/C11/3-4: 13 November 1638 - Inventory, actual total £12 16s 10d (with account of debts of £4 5s 4d)
DPRI/1/1638/C11/5: 13 November 1638 - power of attorney power of attorney of Elianor Coxson, relict and executrix, empowering Thomas Grenewell of Beltingham, son-in-law, to take out administration
Bond: DPRI/3/1638/B286
Digitised material for John Coxson, yeoman of Elsdon, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1638/C11 DPRI/1/1638/C12
John Crauforth, yeoman, of parish of Osmotherley within the county of Yorke [Osmotherley, Yorkshire]; also spelt Crawforth
The inventory (DPRI/1/1638/C12/2-3) of Thomas Applebye of Osmotherley was found misfiled with the probate records of John Crauforth, and is now refiled in separate folder following that of John Crauforth: images of all the Crauforth and Appleby
probate records will be presented with this record.
DPRI/1/1638/C12/1: 28 October 1637 - Will
DPRI/1/1638/C12/4 - Wrapper
Digitised material for John Crauforth, yeoman of Osmotherley, Yorkshire - DPRI/1/1638/C12 DPRI/1/1638/C13
William Croser, of Hunday Hall within the parish of Alstone (Aldstonmoore) [Alston, Cumberland]; also spelt Crosier, Crosser
DPRI/1/1638/C13/1-2: 22 September 1637 - Will with inventory, undated, actual total £47 5s 9d (with account of debts of £8 2s)
DPRI/1/1638/C13/3: 22 September 1637 - Inventory, actual total £47 6s 6d
Digitised material for William Croser of Alston, Cumberland - DPRI/1/1638/C13 DPRI/1/1638/E1
Anthony Eden, of Carlton in the county of Durham and parish of Redmarshall [Redmarshall, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1638/E1/1-2: 5 November 1638 - Will Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 276
DPRI/1/1638/E1/3-4: 5 November 1638 - Inventory, actual total £22 13s 4d
Digitised material for Anthony Eden of Redmarshall, County Durham - DPRI/1/1638/E1 DPRI/1/1638/E4 19 June 1638
William Elrington, gentleman, esquire, of Elrington in the parish of Haydon (Hadon) and countye of Northumberland [Haydon Bridge, Northumberland]; also spelt Ellerington
DPRI/1/1638/E4/1-2: 18 February 1638 - Will Subscribed with (undated) list of debts owed to (£73 13s 11d) and owed by (£46) the testator. Also subscribed with memorandum of 16 January 1680 Chancery case: George Elrington v John Elrington.
Endorsed: 19 June 1638, Thomas B [?Burrell] MA, John [Elrington] father [and sole executor]
DPRI/1/1638/E4/3-4: 18 February 1638 - Inventory, actual total £301 14s (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £96 13s 8d)
Bond: DPRI/3/1638/B92
Digitised material for William Elrington, gentleman, esquire of Haydon Bridge, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1638/E4 DPRI/1/1638/E7 2 July 1638
Ursula Errington, Wharnley in the parishe of Warden and county of Northumberlande, the Hirste (Hirst, Hyrst) in the parish of Woodhorne in the county of Northumberlande, Stonecroft [Warden, Northumberland; Woodhorn, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1638/E7/1: 22 December 1634 - Will Inventory exhibited and probate granted (by Henry Johnson, rector of Bothal) at the Hirste [Hurst] in Woodhorn to Dorothie Errington spinster, sister and sole executrix, 2 July 1638
DPRI/1/1638/E7/2-3: 22 December 1634 - Inventory, actual total £369 18s 10d (with account of debts and funeral charges of £91 10s) [exhibited, 2 July 1638]
DPRI/1/1638/E7/7-8: 22 December 1634 - Caveat in the form of a letter Letter from Thomas Burwell [Durham Chancellor] to Ezekiel Cuthbert at Morpeth, warning that probate of the will should not proceed without the authority of either Burwell or
Henry Errington
DPRI/1/1638/E7/5-6: 22 December 1634 - Letter Letter from Thomas Burwell at Shields [Durham Chancellor] to Ezekiel Cuthbert at Morpeth, relating to the probate of the will, which probate was formerly delayed at the caveat of Henry Errington who
wished to be present at the proving of the will, and directing that notice (by process or by letter) of probate should be given to Errington and his proctor Mr Sissons (replacing Mr Church in his absence); Burwell being about to voyage south from
Shields.
DPRI/1/1638/E7/4: 22 December 1634 - Interrogatories Interrogatories of Henry Errington esquire to the witnesses on the part of Dorothy Errington, executrix
Bond: DPRI/3/1638/B106
Digitised material for Ursula Errington of Warden, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1638/E7 DPRI/1/1638/F8
Katherine Fortune, late wife of George Fortune, gentleman, sometime wife of Edward Allen of Gateshead, master and mariner, widow, of Gateside (Gateshead) in the county of Durham [Gateshead, County Durham]; also spelt Katherin
DPRI/1/1638/F8/1: 2 January 1632 - Will Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 238-239
DPRI/1/1638/F9/1-3: 2 January 1632 - Indented inventory, actual total £118 15s (with account of funeral expenses of £10 15s)
Digitised material for Katherine Fortune, late wife of George Fortune, gentleman of Gateshead, County Durham – DPRI/1/1638/F8-F9 DPRI/1/1638/G1
Jane Gaskine, widow, of Morpeth in the county of Northumberland [Morpeth, Northumberland]; also spelt Gaskoyne, Jaine, Gascoyne
DPRI/1/1638/G1/1-2: 28 September 1638 - Will probate granted at Morpeth to Henry Heron (Herron), executor, 6 February 1639
DPRI/1/1638/G1/3: 28 September 1638 - Inventory, actual total £6 14s (with account of debts, legacies and funeral expenses of £4 2s)
Bond: DPRI/3/1638/B346
Digitised material for Jane Gaskine, widow of Morpeth, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1638/G1 DPRI/1/1638/G2
John Gibson, blacksmith, of Midleton in Teasedaile (Teasdaile, Teasdale) within the countye of Durham [Middleton in Teesdale, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1638/G2/1: 4 August 1638 - Will with codicil, undated Will proved 4 October 1638 by the oaths of two witnesses, the relict Jane Gibson also renouncing administration; with additional memorandum relating that the codicil was not proved,
nor was execution of the will or administration of the estate granted, the relict Jane Gibson nevertheless was sworn to exhibit an inventory within the month
DPRI/1/1638/G2/2-3: 4 August 1638 - Inventory, actual total £41 12s (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £41 11s 8d)
Bond: DPRI/3/1638/B210
Digitised material for John Gibson, blacksmith of Middleton in Teesdale, County Durham - DPRI/1/1638/G2 DPRI/1/1638/G3 9 May 1638
Edward Glendening, of Rothley, Hartburne [Hartburn (Northumberland), Northumberland]; also spelt Glendining, Glendininge
DPRI/1/1638/G3/1: 28 December 1638 - Will With contemporary list of debts owed to testator of £19 1s 6d; date in December 1638 uncertain [?recte 1637]. Probate granted at Morpeth to John Glendining, brother and executor, 9 May 1638.
DPRI/1/1638/G3/2: 28 December 1638 - Inventory, actual total £19 15s 4d
Bond: DPRI/3/1638/B40
Digitised material for Edward Glendening of Hartburn (Northumberland), Northumberland - DPRI/1/1638/G3 DPRI/1/1638/G4
William Gray, gentleman, of Fenwick (Fenwicke) within the chappelrie of Kiloe and county pallatine of Durham [Kyloe, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1638/G4/1: 7 March 1630 - Will Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 222
DPRI/1/1638/G4/2-3: 7 March 1630 - Inventory, actual total £107 7s 2d
Bond: DPRI/3/1638/B186
Digitised material for William Gray, gentleman of Kyloe, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1638/G4 DPRI/1/1638/H3 31 October 1638
John Hall, esquire, of Otterburn (Otterburne) in the libertie of Ridsdall and countie of Northumberland [Otterburn, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1638/H3/1: 17 October 1638 - Will probate granted at Morpeth to Nicholas Hall, son and executor, 31 October 1638
DPRI/1/1638/H3/2: 17 October 1638 - Inventory, actual total £174 6s 8d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £10 6s 8d)
Bond: DPRI/3/1638/B230
Digitised material for John Hall, esquire of Otterburn, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1638/H3 DPRI/1/1638/H4
Robert Hall, yeoman, of Traffetthill (Traffordhill) within the parrish of Egscliffe (Eglescliffe) and county of Durham [Egglescliffe, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1638/H4/1: 11 June 1635 - Will Endorsed: 'all that is left of Robert Hall will the 5 July 1638: geven me to kep[.] C:H:'
DPRI/1/1638/H4/2-4: 11 June 1635 - Inventory, actual total £517 18s (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £440 10s)
Bond: DPRI/3/1638/B212
Digitised material for Robert Hall, yeoman of Egglescliffe, County Durham - DPRI/1/1638/H4 DPRI/1/1638/H7
Arthur Hebborrne, esquire, of Hebborne [Hebburn (Northumberland), Northumberland]; also spelt Hebborne, Hebburne
DPRI/1/1638/H7/1-2: 19 August 1636 - Will Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 269-270
DPRI/1/1638/H7/3-7: 19 August 1636 - Inventory, actual total £711 12s 2d
Digitised material for Arthur Hebborrne, esquire of Hebburn (Northumberland), Northumberland - DPRI/1/1638/H7 DPRI/1/1638/H9 2 April 1638
Henry Heslerigge, gentleman, of Swarland within the parishe of Felton [Felton, Northumberland]; also spelt Heslerig, Heslerigg, Heslrigg
DPRI/1/1638/H9/1: 20 March 1638 - Will probate granted at Morpeth to Robert Heslerigge esquire and William Heslerigg gentleman, co-executors, to whom was also granted the tuition to Joseph Heslerigge, illegitimate son, 2 April 1638
Digitised material for Henry Heslerigge, gentleman of Felton, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1638/H9 DPRI/1/1638/H12
Willyam Hett, of Over Throston in the parish of Hart in the countie of Durham [Hart, County Durham]; also spelt Het
DPRI/1/1638/H12/1-2: 22 September 1636 - Will
DPRI/1/1638/H12/3: 22 September 1636 - Inventory, actual total £370 15s (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £68)
Bond: DPRI/3/1638/B110
Digitised material for Willyam Hett of Hart, County Durham - DPRI/1/1638/H12 DPRI/1/1638/H16
George Hodshon, merchant, merchant adventurer, of Newcastle upon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne All Saints, Northumberland]; also spelt Hodgson, Hodshonn
Testator requests to be buried at Newcastle All Saints
DPRI/1/1638/H16/1-4: 26 May 1638 - Will
DPRI/1/1638/H16/5-8: 26 May 1638 - Inventory, actual total £2,044 14s 4d (with account of debts, legacies and funeral expenses of £189 6s 9d) Actual total of legacies includes only the first year of a £10 annuity; funeral expenses also include
those for Anne Hodshon, daughter, 'who died about six months after' the testator
Bond: DPRI/3/1638/B72
Digitised material for George Hodshon, merchant adventurer of Newcastle upon Tyne All Saints, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1638/H16 DPRI/1/1638/H17 May 1638
Jacob Honley, [curate of Middleton in Teesdale], clerk, of Midelton in Teasedale (Teasdaill, Midleton in Teasdale) [Middleton in Teesdale, County Durham]
See DPRI/4/15 f.10: May 1638. See also Transactions of the Cumberland & Westmorland Antiquarian & Archaeological Society vol. LXX (1970), p. 247-268: Handley v Newlie alias Shields (1605), and DPRI/1/1642/H3.
DPRI/1/1638/H17/1-2: 19 August 1636 - Will
DPRI/1/1638/H17/3: 19 August 1636 - Inventory, actual total £93 4s (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £43 6s 8d)
Bond: DPRI/3/1638/B38
Digitised material for Jacob Honley, curate of Middleton in Teesdale - DPRI/1/1638/H17 DPRI/1/1638/H20
Raphe Hutton, cittie of Durham, Mainsforth [Durham St Oswald, County Durham; Bishop Middleham, County Durham]; also spelt Raph
Testator requests to be buried at Durham St Oswald
DPRI/1/1638/H20/1-2: 19 January 1639 - Will Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 279-281
DPRI/1/1638/H20/3-4: 19 January 1639 - Codicil Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 281
DPRI/1/1638/H20/5-11: 19 January 1639 - Inventory of goods etc. at Durham, actual total £112 13s 3d with inventory of goods etc. at Mainsforth and [Bishop] Middleham, 18 February 1639, actual total £112 4s 6d
Digitised material for Raphe Hutton of Bishop Middleham, County Durham - DPRI/1/1638/H20 DPRI/1/1638/J3
Isabell Johnson, widow, of Quarriehill House in the countie of Durham, chapelry of Saint Margaret Durham [Durham St Margaret, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1638/J3/1-2: 27 April 1638 - Will Endorsed: not proved nor executed, but administration should/may be granted later
DPRI/1/1638/J3/3: 27 April 1638 - Interrogatories Interrogatories of Ann Carter and others to the witnesses to the will
Bond: DPRI/3/1638/B182
Digitised material for Isabell Johnson, widow of Durham St Margaret, County Durham - DPRI/1/1638/J3 DPRI/1/1638/L4
John Lumley, gentleman, esquire, of Newton Archdeacon in the parish of Darnton within the county of Duresme (Durhan) [Darlington, County Durham]. Died 1 June 1638
Lumley died 1June [?1638]
DPRI/1/1638/L4/1: 6 May 1631 - Will Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 235
DPRI/1/1638/L4/2: 6 May 1631 - Inventory, actual total £128 7s 11d Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 235
Digitised material for John Lumley, gentleman, esquire of Darlington, County Durham - DPRI/1/1638/L4 DPRI/1/1638/O2
Robert Orde, gentleman, of Chatton in the countye of Northumberland [Chatton, Northumberland]; also spelt Ord, Ourd
See DPRI/4/15 f.29v: proved, 14 August 1638
DPRI/1/1638/O2/1: 28 September 1636 - Will Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 270
DPRI/1/1638/O2/3: 28 September 1636 - Inventory, actual total £76 3s 6d
DPRI/1/1638/O2/4: 28 September 1636 - Inventory of debts owed to the testator, actual total £130 9s 8d Endorsed by probate office: 1639
DPRI/1/1638/O2/2 - Wrapper
Bond: DPRI/3/1638/B144
Digitised material for Robert Orde, gentleman of Chatton, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1638/O2 DPRI/1/1638/P2
Michaell Pemmerton, gentleman, esquire, of Arslabie (Ayslabye, Aislabie) in the countie of Durham [Egglescliffe, County Durham]; also spelt Mychell, Pemberton
Date of probate uncertain: see Surtees' History of Durham, vol. III, p.205; but not found in Act Book indices for DPRI/4/8, 12-15 (1619-1644)
DPRI/1/1638/P2/1-2: 6 September 1624 - Will
DPRI/1/1638/P2/3-5: 6 September 1624 - Inventory, actual total £591 19s 2d
Digitised material for Michaell Pemmerton, gentleman, esquire of Egglescliffe, County Durham - DPRI/1/1638/P2 DPRI/1/1638/R1
John Race, yeoman, of the Bowleeze in Teasedale (Teasdaile) within the county of Durham, Midleton in Teasdale [Middleton in Teesdale, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1638/R1/1-2: 1 May 1638 - Will Endorsed with contemporaneous list of debts owed to the testator
DPRI/1/1638/R1/3-4: 1 May 1638 - Inventory, actual total £66 14s 2d (with account of debts, legacies and funeral expenses of £54 3s 2d)
Bond: DPRI/3/1638/B107
Digitised material for John Race, yeoman of Middleton in Teesdale, County Durham - DPRI/1/1638/R1 DPRI/1/1638/R2 2 May 1638
Francis Radcliffe, gentleman, of Thropton within the parish of Rothburie [Rothbury, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1638/R2/1: 20 November 1636 - Will proved at Morpeth by Roger Widdrington esquire and Luke Mitforde (Mydfford), witnesses, 2 May 1638; and administration granted at Rothbury, 20 July 1638
DPRI/1/1638/R2/2: 20 November 1636 - Inventory, actual total £55 (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £64 13s)
Digitised material for Francis Radcliffe, gentleman of Rothbury, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1638/R2 DPRI/1/1638/R3
Gregorie Rashell, yeoman, of Harte (Hart) in the countye of Durham [Hart, County Durham]; also spelt Gregory, George, Rushell
DPRI/1/1638/R3/3: 10 June 1634 - Will
DPRI/1/1638/R3/1-2: 10 June 1634 - Copy will
DPRI/1/1638/R3/4: 10 June 1634 - Inventory, actual total £130 16s 8d (with account of debts, legacies and funeral expenses of £107 18s 8d) Endorsed (?in error): 'George Rushell'
Bond: DPRI/3/1638/B122
Digitised material for Gregorie Rashell, yeoman of Hart, County Durham - DPRI/1/1638/R3 DPRI/1/1638/R4
Richard Rawe, yeoman, of East Boldon in the countie of Durham [East Boldon, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1638/R4/1: 19 May 1638 - Will probate granted to Richard Rawe, son and sole executor; tuition of Alice (Ailce) Rawe, daughter, granted to Jane Rawe, widow
DPRI/1/1638/R4/2: 19 May 1638 - Inventory, actual total £82 17s 4d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £6 7s 9d)
Bond: DPRI/3/1638/B198
Bond: DPRI/3/1638/B197
Digitised material for Richard Rawe, yeoman of East Boldon, County Durham - DPRI/1/1638/R4 DPRI/1/1638/R8
Nicholas Richardson, yeoman, of town of Newcastle upon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1638/R8/1-2: 22 November 1637 - Nuncupative will
DPRI/1/1638/R8/4: 22 November 1637 - Allegation [?of Robert Roper] introducing the nuncupative will
DPRI/1/1638/R8/3: 22 November 1637 - Interrogatories Interrogatories of Christopher Richardson to the witnesses to the nuncupative will on the part of Robert Roper
Digitised material for Nicholas Richardson, yeoman of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1638/R8 DPRI/1/1638/R15
Thomas Rowcastle, yeoman, of Ovinton in the countie of Northumberland [Ovingham, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1638/R15/1: 19 July 1638 - Will
DPRI/1/1638/R15/2: 19 July 1638 - Indented inventory, actual total £93 18s 8d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £8 4s) Endorsed: administration granted to Henry Rowcastle, brother and supervisor, for the use of John, Henry, Edward,
Thomas and Ann, children; the sons and co-executors John and Henry Rowcastle being minors; tuition of all the children granted to the same Henry Rowcastle, while their curation was granted to the widow [Ann Rowcastle]
Bond: DPRI/3/1638/B224
Digitised material for Thomas Rowcastle, yeoman of Ovingham, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1638/R15 DPRI/1/1638/S3
Thomas Sharper, yeoman, of Bromeley (Bromley) of the parish of Bywell Peter within the countie of Northumberland [Bywell St Peter, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1638/S3/1: 20 August 1635 - Will
DPRI/1/1638/S3/2: 20 August 1635 - Inventory, actual total £36 18s 4d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £22 7s 8d)
DPRI/1/1638/S3/3: 20 August 1635 - Inventory of debts owed to the testator, actual total £3 13s 6d
Bond: DPRI/3/1638/B248
Digitised material for Thomas Sharper, yeoman of Bywell St Peter, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1638/S3 DPRI/1/1638/T1
William Temple, burgess [of Berwick-upon-Tweed], of brough of Barwick (Barwicke) upon Tweed [Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1638/T1/1: 17 September 1638 - Will
DPRI/1/1638/T1/2-5: 17 September 1638 - Inventory, actual total £817 4s 9d (with account of debts and funeral charges of £218 3s 11d) Inventory of household and shop goods etc.
Bond: DPRI/3/1638/B307
Digitised material for William Temple, burgess of Berwick-upon-Tweed - DPRI/1/1638/T1 DPRI/1/1638/T2
Anne Thompson, widow, of parish of Gatesid (Gat Sid, Gateshead) in the countie of Durham [Gateshead, County Durham]; also spelt An
DPRI/1/1638/T2/1: 13 January 1639 - Will
DPRI/1/1638/T2/2: 13 January 1639 - Nuncupative codicil
DPRI/1/1638/T2/3: 13 January 1639 - Inventory, actual total £6 9s 3d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £4 18s 10d)
Digitised material for Anne Thompson, widow of Gateshead, County Durham - DPRI/1/1638/T2 DPRI/1/1638/W2
Gabrill Watson, of Craikke (Craike) [Crayke, Yorkshire]; also spelt Gabriell, Wattson, Gabriel
DPRI/1/1638/W2/1: 27 November 1637 - Will
DPRI/1/1638/W2/2: 27 November 1637 - Inventory, actual total £38 6s 4d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £17 16s 10d) Dated 11 ... [document damaged]
Digitised material for Gabrill Watson of Crayke, Yorkshire - DPRI/1/1638/W2 DPRI/1/1638/W5 November 1638
Sir Timothie Whittingham, knight [Lanchester, County Durham]
The Whittinghams were resident at Holmeside Hall, Lanchester. See DPRI/4/15 f.42v: November 1638
DPRI/1/1638/W5/1: 30 April 1638 - Inventory Endorsed: (unvalued) inventory exhibited and administration renounced by Timothy Whittingham gentleman, [?grandson], 5 May 1638; 'no probate act' having been cancelled
Bond: DPRI/3/1638/B229
Digitised material for Sir Timothie Whittingham, knight of Lanchester, County Durham - DPRI/1/1638/W5 DPRI/1/1638/Y1
Dand Younge, alias And, of Mony Lawes [Carham, Northumberland]; also spelt Dande
DPRI/1/1638/Y1/1-2: 9 January 1638 - Will Will, with contemporaneous list of debts owed to testator of £33 8s 11d and unvalued inventory of livestock, household goods and ready money
DPRI/1/1638/Y1/3-4: 9 January 1638 - Inventory, actual total £172 0s 5d (with account of debts of £10 10s 8d)
Bond: DPRI/3/1638/B153
Bond: DPRI/3/1638/B151
Digitised material for Dand Younge of Carham, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1638/Y1
Wills etc proved 1639Reference: DPRI/1/1639DPRI/1/1639/A4
Thomas Atkinsonn, parish clerk of Durham St Oswald, glover, parish clerk, of Elvitt (Elvet) within the parish of St Oswolds (Oswoolds, Oswald) neare the cittie of Durham [Durham St Giles, County Durham]; also spelt Atkinson
DPRI/1/1639/A4/1-2: 17 April 1639 - Will with inventory, undated Will, dated possibly 18 April 1639; with [?contemporaneous] unvalued inventory, signed by testator
DPRI/1/1639/A4/3: 17 April 1639 - Inventory, actual total £11 5s (with account of debts and funeral expenses of 7s 9d)
Digitised material for Thomas Atkinsonn, parish clerk of Durham St Giles, County Durham - DPRI/1/1639/A4 DPRI/1/1639/B1
Henrie Birckbeck, gentleman, of Headlam (Hedlam) in the parishe of Gainforth (Gainford) in the countie of Durham [Gainford, County Durham]; also spelt Birkbeck, Birckbecke, Bainbrigg
DPRI/1/1639/B1/1: 29 March 1638 - Indented inventory Endorsed (?in error) Henry Bainbrigg
DPRI/1/1639/B1/2-3: 29 March 1638 - Account, actual total £374 6s 2d (with discharge of £198 2s 7d) Account of Ann Birckbecke, relict, subscribed with (1) memorandum relating that the estate was subject to disputed debts yet to be settled at
law; (2) adjudged allocation of the daughter's portion
Digitised material for Henrie Birckbeck, gentleman, of Gainford, County Durham - DPRI/1/1639/B1 DPRI/1/1639/B2
Elliner Boutflower, yeoman, widow, of Newlands within the parishe of Whittingstall and countie of Northumberland [Whittonstall, Northumberland]; also spelt Ellynore, Boutfloure, Bootfloore
DPRI/1/1639/B2/1: 30 October 1639 - Will
DPRI/1/1639/B2/2: 30 October 1639 - Inventory, actual total £78 16s 8d (with account of debts and funeral charges of £8 8s 3d)
Digitised material for Elliner Boutflower, yeoman, widow, of Whittonstall, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1639/B2 DPRI/1/1639/C4 17 January 1640
John Cornforth, curate of Heighington, clerk, of Heighington [Heighington, County Durham]; also spelt Cornefoorth
See DPRI/4/15 f.85: probate granted to Mary Cornforth, relict, and also the tuition of Thomas Cornforth, 17 January 1640; tuition of Martha, Sarah, John and Thomas Cornforth, children, granted to Thomas Birkbecke of Morton Tinmouth with the
consent of the widow; bond also entered, 12 June 1640.
DPRI/1/1639/C4/1-2: 10 December 1639 - Will
DPRI/1/1639/C4/3-4: 10 December 1639 - Inventory, actual total £151 13s 10d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £17 12s 4d)
DPRI/1/1640/C10/1-2: 10 December 1639 - Account of Mary Cornforth, relict and executrix, with account of widow's and children's portions and legacies, certified 12 July 1640
Digitised material for John Cornforth, curate of Heighington, County Durham - DPRI/1/1639/C4Digitised material for John Cornforth, curate of Heighington, County Durham - DPRI/1/1640/C10 DPRI/1/1639/C5
Henrie Cowlinge, yeoman, of Brierley (Brearley) House of the perishe of Grindon in the countye of Durham [Grindon, County Durham]; also spelt Henrye, Henry, Cowling
DPRI/1/1639/C5/1: undated - Will Will dated 3 October ...., subscribed with list of debts owed by (£19 16s 9d and interest) and owed to (£1 6s 4d) testator
DPRI/1/1639/C5/2-3: undated - Inventory, actual total £247 8s (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £86 12s 3d)
Digitised material for Henrie Cowlinge, yeoman, of Grindon, County Durham - DPRI/1/1639/C5 DPRI/1/1639/C6 3 July 1639
Thomas Crags, tailor, of Bedlington in the countie pallatyn of Durham [Bedlington, Northumberland]; also spelt Craggs, Chrags
DPRI/1/1639/C6/1-2: 4 April 1639 - Will probate granted at Morpeth to Henry (Harie) Craggs, son and executor, 3 July 1639
DPRI/1/1639/C6/3: 4 April 1639 - Inventory, actual total £15 5s 6d
Bond: DPRI/3/1639/B68
Digitised material for Thomas Crags, tailor, of Bedlington, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1639/C6 DPRI/1/1639/D4 30 July 1639
George Dobbison, yeoman, of Willington (Willingtonn) of the parish of Brancpeth and county of Durham [Willington, County Durham]; also spelt Dobbinsonn
See: 1639/B402 administration bond (£50; 13 July 1639); 1640/B9 tuition bond (£100; 11 April 1640); 1640/B43 will bond (£200; 20 May 1640); DPRI/4/15: ff.70v, 95v, 100v, 107v, 108v, 110r, July 1639-July 1640. As no cause for suppression of the
will was instigated, it is presumed the existence of a will was not known to the court until April 1640.
DPRI/1/1639/D4/1: 9 November 1638 - Nuncupative will with allegation, 10 April 1640 Nuncupative will, with (draft) allegation of William Conyars introducing the nuncupative wil; date of allegation drawn from DPRI/4/15 f.95v. Full edition
published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 276
DPRI/1/1639/D4/2-3: 9 November 1638 - Inventory, actual total £25 11s 2d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £14 11s 8d) Exhibited, 30 July 1639. Endorsed by probate office ('no [probate] act' having been cancelled): administration
granted later, 1639
DPRI/1/1640/D1/1-2: 9 November 1638 - Account of Thomas Dobbison, brother and executor; unpaid debts of £25 have been accounted with the discharge
Digitised material for George Dobbison, yeoman, of Willington, County Durham - DPRI/1/1639/D4Digitised material for George Dobbison, yeoman, of Willington, County Durham - DPRI/1/1640/D1 DPRI/1/1639/E3
Cuthbert Elstobb, of Stillington in the parishe of Reed Marshall [Stillington, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1639/E3/1-2: undated - Account of Margerie Wright, former relict and administratrix, subscribed with the adjudged allocation of their portions to the widow and the four surviving children, dated 'in the time of Doctor [?Clement]
Colemore late Chancellor' [1590-1619]
Digitised material for Cuthbert Elstobb, of Stillington, County Durham - DPRI/1/1639/E3 DPRI/1/1639/F1
John Fairebairne, yeoman, Seighill in the countie of Northumberland, Burnopside within Langley lordship [Earsdon, Northumberland; Lanchester, County Durham]; also spelt Firebairne, Farebarne, Fairebarne
DPRI/1/1639/F1/1-2: 25 May 1639 - Nuncupative will
DPRI/1/1639/F1/3-4: 25 May 1639 - Inventory, actual total £84 8s
Digitised material for John Fairebairne, yeoman of Earsdon, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1639/F1 DPRI/1/1639/F2
John Farelesse, parish clerk, schoolmaster, of Sedgfeild in the countye of Durham [Sedgefield, County Durham]; also spelt Faireles, Fairless
DPRI/1/1639/F2/1: 20 March 1639 - Will Dated 1 March 1639 at head and 20 March 1639 at foot
DPRI/1/1639/F2/2: 20 March 1639 - Inventory, actual total £109 5s (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £21 13s 10d)
Digitised material for John Farelesse, parish clerk, schoolmaster, of Sedgefield, County Durham - DPRI/1/1639/F2 DPRI/1/1639/F5
Issobell Forrester, wife of Robert Forster, sometime miller in Ellingham Mill, deceased, widow, of Ellingheme (Ellinghame, Ellingham) within the county of Northumberland [Ellingham, Northumberland]; also spelt Forster, Foster
DPRI/1/1639/F5/1-2: 13 April 1638 - Will
DPRI/1/1639/F5/3: 13 April 1638 - Inventory, actual total £7 2s
Bond: DPRI/3/1639/B29
Digitised material for Issobell Forrester, wife of Ellingham, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1639/F5 DPRI/1/1639/G2 3 October 1639
Humphray Grinwell, yeoman, of Stely (Stele) in the countie of Durham [Satley, County Durham]; also spelt Humfrey, Grenwell
Parish uncertain: testator requests his burial at Lanchester, and there is a Steeley Farm north of Satley, formerly a township in Lanchester parish. See DPRI/4/15 f.76: proved, 3 October 1639.
DPRI/1/1639/G2/1: 6 September 1639 - Will
DPRI/1/1639/G2/2-3: 6 September 1639 - Inventory, actual total £290 16s 8d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £58 10s 8d)
Digitised material for Humphray Grinwell, yeoman, of Satley, County Durham - DPRI/1/1639/G2 DPRI/1/1639/H2 18 May 1639
Thomas Hallyman, of Whitton [Grindon, County Durham]; also spelt Halliman
See DPRI/4/15 f.67v: administration and tuition of three named children granted to Elizabeth Hallyman, relict, 18 May 1639; inventory exhibited (not present)
DPRI/1/1639/H2/1: undated - Account of Elizabeth Hallyman, relict; subscribed with adjudged allocation of eight named children's portions
Digitised material for Thomas Hallyman, of Grindon, County Durham - DPRI/1/1639/H2 DPRI/1/1639/H5
John Hethe, the eldest, esquire, of Kepeire (Kepeyre, Kepyer, Keepier) in the countye of Durham [Durham, County Durham]; also spelt Heath
DPRI/1/1639/H5/1-2: 21 July 1637 - Will
DPRI/1/1639/H5/3-4: 21 July 1637 - Inventory, actual total £239 14s 4d (with account of funeral expenses of £22 11d)
Digitised material for John Hethe, the eldest, esquire, of Durham, County Durham - DPRI/1/1639/H5 DPRI/1/1639/H7
John Hilton, yeoman, of Bishopwarmouth (Waremouth, Wermouth) in the county of Durham [Bishopwearmouth, County Durham]; also spelt Hiltone
DPRI/1/1639/H7/1-2: 2 August 1639 - Will
DPRI/1/1639/H7/3: 2 August 1639 - Inventory, actual total £153 8s 2d
DPRI/1/1639/H7/4: 2 August 1639 - Inventory of debts and funeral expenses, actual total £36 2s 4d (debts and funeral expenses)
Digitised material for John Hilton, yeoman, of Bishopwearmouth, County Durham - DPRI/1/1639/H7 DPRI/1/1639/L3
Mercy Liveley, daughter of John Liveley, vicar of Kelloe, spinster, of Kelloe [Kelloe, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1639/L3/1-2: 10 April 1639 - Inventory
Digitised material for Mercy Liveley, daughter of John Liveley, vicar of Kelloe, spinster, of Kelloe, County Durham - DPRI/1/1639/L3 DPRI/1/1639/M3
Leonard Midletton, yeoman, of Sedgfield (Sedgfeld) in the county palatine of Durham [Sedgefield, County Durham]; also spelt Midleton
DPRI/1/1639/M3/1-2: 2 July 1639 - Will With list of debts owed to testator of £13 6s
DPRI/1/1639/M3/3-4: 2 July 1639 - Inventory, actual total £232 3s (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £54 11s 4d) Subscribed with 9 October 1639 memorandum of the executors relating that the balance will be supplemented by them so
that each child's portion will be £17 [?the widow's third having been deducted]
Digitised material for Leonard Midletton, yeoman, of Sedgefield, County Durham - DPRI/1/1639/M3 DPRI/1/1639/O1 18 January 1640
Christer Ourd, of Roughside in the parish of Edmondbyers and county of Durham [Edmundbyers, County Durham]; also spelt Christofer
See DPRI/4/15 f.86v: 18 January 1640
DPRI/1/1639/O1/1-2: 30 September 1639 - Will
DPRI/1/1639/O1/3-4: 30 September 1639 - Inventory, actual total £181 15s (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £33 3s 6d) Endorsed: probate granted to Richard Ourd, son and co-executor, and the tuition of George, Thomas and Gillance
Ourd granted to Elizabeth Ourd, relict, [18 January 1640]
Digitised material for Christer Ourd, of Edmundbyers, County Durham - DPRI/1/1639/O1 DPRI/1/1639/P2 18 January 1640
George Pattison, of Skoole Ayckliffe [Heighington, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1639/P2/1-2: undated - Nuncupative will Dated 24 December 'last past' [?1639]
DPRI/1/1639/P2/4: undated - Inventory, actual total £172 14s
DPRI/1/1639/P2/3: undated - Cancelled grant of probate Probate granted at Durham to William Ward, sole executor, 18 January 1640; with marginal memorandum of cancellation, William Ward having renounced, 4 June [1640]
Digitised material for George Pattison, of Heighington, County Durham - DPRI/1/1639/P2 DPRI/1/1639/R1
George Rand, of parish of Darnton (Darlington) in the countie of Durham [Darlington, County Durham]; also spelt Georg
DPRI/1/1639/R1/1: 16 October 1638 - Will Unsealed and unsigned by either testator or witnesses
DPRI/1/1639/R1/2: 16 October 1638 - Inventory, actual total £42 12s (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £3 12s)
Digitised material for George Rand, of Darlington, County Durham - DPRI/1/1639/R1 DPRI/1/1639/R2 5 October 1639
Anne Rea, alias Wrangham, wife of William Rea, and late wife and co-executrix of Richard Wrangham of Shields, merchant, of town of Newcastle upon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]; also spelt Ann, Reay
See DPRI/4/15: probate granted to William Rea, 5 October 1639; inventory exhibited, 26 November 1641. Anne Rea briefly acted as a co-executor, with her son William Wrangham, of the estate of her first husband, Richard Wrangham: see administration
bond 1638/B134 (£1,500; de bonis non); curation bond for Thomas and Margery Wrangham 1638/B337 (£240); 1645/B6 curation bond for William Wrangham (£1,000; William Reay, bondsman). For the will and inventory of Richard Wrangham, see
DPRI/1/1636/W10.
DPRI/1/1639/R2/1: 1 August 1638 - Nuncupative will
DPRI/1/1639/R2/2: 1 August 1638 - Inventory, actual total £17 5s 9d Inventory of the goods etc. of Anne Rea, the name of her first husband having been cancelled. Anne Rea acted (briefly) as a co-executor for her first husband, Richard
Wrangham.
Digitised material for Anne Rea, wife of William Rea (late wife of Richard Wrangham of Shields, merchant) of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1639/R2 DPRI/1/1639/R3
Richard Reede, gentleman, of Lumley in the county of Durham, parish of Chester in the Streete [Lumley, County Durham]; also spelt Reade, Read
DPRI/1/1639/R3/1-2: 31 May 1638 - Will
DPRI/1/1639/R3/4: 31 May 1638 - Inventory, actual total £49 1s 6d Endorsed with a memorandum by Toby Swinburne relating to the executrix's liability
DPRI/1/1639/R3/3: 31 May 1638 - Account, actual total £49 1s 6d (with discharge of £49 18s 4d) Account of Elinor (Elianor) Read, relict and executrix
Digitised material for Richard Reede, gentleman, of Lumley, County Durham - DPRI/1/1639/R3 DPRI/1/1639/R10
Richard Routlishe, yeoman, of parish of Gatesid (Gateside, Gaiteshead) in the countie of Durham [Gateshead, County Durham]; also spelt Rutlishe, Rutlidge, Routledge
DPRI/1/1639/R10/1: 13 September 1639 - Will
DPRI/1/1639/R10/2: 13 September 1639 - Inventory, actual total £101 1s 8d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £59 13s 4d)
DPRI/1/1639/R10/3-4: 13 September 1639 - Interrogatories Interrogatories of Richard Routledge to the witnesses to the will on the part of [Anne] Routledge, relict
Digitised material for Richard Routlishe, yeoman, of Gateshead, County Durham - DPRI/1/1639/R10 DPRI/1/1639/R11 28 January 1640
Lancelot Rutter, of Prudoe in the county of Northumberland [Prudhoe, Northumberland]
See DPRI/4/15 f.87: proved, 28 January 1640
DPRI/1/1639/R11/1-2: 17 January 1640 - Will Dated in the New Style. Administration granted to John Robinson, uncle, [there being no executor named]
DPRI/1/1639/R11/3: 17 January 1640 - Inventory, actual total £30 18s 10d
Digitised material for Lancelot Rutter, of Prudhoe, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1639/R11 DPRI/1/1639/S3
John Short, of Ord in the parish of Tweedmoth (Tweedmouth) and county pallatine of Durham [Tweedmouth, Northumberland]; also spelt Shortt, Shorte
DPRI/1/1639/S3/1-2: 19 October 1638 - Will Endorsed with (contemporaneous) list of debts owed by the testator
DPRI/1/1639/S3/3: 19 October 1638 - Inventory, actual total £55 19s 2d
Digitised material for John Short, of Tweedmouth, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1639/S3 DPRI/1/1639/S4
Mathew Sibbet, of parish of Ancroft within the parish of Ancroft [Ancroft, Northumberland]; also spelt Sibbett. Died 8 February 1640
DPRI/1/1639/S4/1-2: 11 January 1640 - Will With a list of debts owed to the testator of £11 15s
DPRI/1/1639/S4/3: 11 January 1640 - Inventory, actual total £99 16s 8d (with account of funeral charges of £5)
Digitised material for Mathew Sibbet, of Ancroft, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1639/S4 DPRI/1/1639/S5 29 November 1630
Raph Simpson, of parish of Pittington of the county of Durham [Pittington, County Durham]
For the will and inventory of Raph Simpson, see DPRI/1/1630/S2. See also DPRI/4/13 f.60v: proved, 29 November 1630
DPRI/1/1639/S5/1-2: undated - Account of Robert Collingwood gentleman of the tuition or curation of Michaell Simpson, son, and of his portion
Digitised material for Raph Simpson, of Pittington, County Durham - DPRI/1/1639/S5 DPRI/1/1639/S8
John Stephenson, gentleman, of Bireside (Byersyde) within the countie of Durham and chappellry of Medomsley [Medomsley, County Durham]; also spelt Stevenson
DPRI/1/1639/S8/1-2: 2 September 1639 - Will With list of debts owed to testator of £24 19s 5d
DPRI/1/1639/S8/3-4: 2 September 1639 - Inventory, actual total £231 6 1d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £14 10s)
Bond: DPRI/3/1639/B135
Digitised material for John Stephenson, gentleman, of Medomsley, County Durham - DPRI/1/1639/S8 DPRI/1/1639/W5
William Walton, of Westgate (Westyeat) in Wardale in the parish of Stanhope (Standhop) [Stanhope, County Durham]; also spelt Willyam
DPRI/1/1639/W5/1: undated - Nuncupative will Dated 9 March 'last past'
DPRI/1/1639/W5/2: undated - Inventory, actual total £24 7s 8d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £7)
Digitised material for William Walton, of Stanhope, County Durham - DPRI/1/1639/W5 DPRI/1/1639/W12
William Wilkinson, of Shinckley (Shincklay) within the parishe of St Oswalds in Durham [Shincliffe, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1639/W12/1: 28 June 1631 - Will With list of debts owed by (£15) and owed to (£2) the testator
DPRI/1/1639/W12/2: 28 June 1631 - Indented inventory, actual total £5 9s (with account of funeral expenses of £1)
Bond: DPRI/3/1639/B134
Digitised material for William Wilkinson, of Shincliffe, County Durham - DPRI/1/1639/W12 DPRI/1/1639/W16
William Wren, yeoman, of Fishburne in the parish of Sedgfield and countye palatine of Durham [Fishburn, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1639/W16/1-2: 3 November 1635 - Will With contemporaneous list of debts owed to testator of £3 12s 6d
DPRI/1/1639/W16/3: 3 November 1635 - Inventory, actual total £105 (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £9 10s 10d)
Digitised material for William Wren, yeoman, of Fishburn, County Durham - DPRI/1/1639/W16
Wills etc proved 1640Reference: DPRI/1/1640DPRI/1/1640/B2
Isabell Barchus, widow, of Houghton in the Spring (Springe) in the county of Durhame [Houghton-le-Spring, County Durham]; also spelt Barkas, Barker
DPRI/1/1640/B2/1: 26 September 1628 - Will with codicil, 11 June 1634 with codicil, 8 July 1638
DPRI/1/1640/B2/2: 26 September 1628 - Inventory, actual total £112 17s 8d
Bond: DPRI/3/1640/B11
Digitised material for Isabell Barchus, widow, of Houghton-le-Spring, County Durham - DPRI/1/1640/B2 DPRI/1/1640/C8 6 May 1640
Anthony Cummin, yeoman, of the ... [?Brome] Hill (Hill ..., Broome Hill) in the parish of Shotley in the county of Northumberland [Shotley, Northumberland]; also spelt Comyn, Coming
DPRI/1/1640/C8/2: January 1640 - Will Dated ...7 January 1640
DPRI/1/1640/C8/3: January 1640 - Inventory, actual total £67 3s 4d
DPRI/1/1640/C8/1: January 1640 - Will bond, penal sum £100
DPRI/1/1640/C8/4 - Wrapper
DPRI/1/1640/G1 June 1640
William Gibson, yeoman, of parish of Hart (North Hart) in the county of Durham [Hart, County Durham]; also spelt Willyam
See DPRI/4/15 f.102: proved, June 1640
DPRI/1/1640/G1/1-2: 27 March 1640 - Will With certificate of oath, 11 April [?1640]
DPRI/1/1640/G1/3-4: 27 March 1640 - Inventory, actual total £1,167 18s 8d
Bond: DPRI/3/1640/B59
Bond: DPRI/3/1640/B52
Digitised material for William Gibson, yeoman, of Hart, County Durham - DPRI/1/1640/G1 DPRI/1/1640/G2
Nicholas Grenwell, yeoman, of the Fen Hall in the parish of Lanchester and county of Durham [Lanchester, County Durham]; also spelt Greenwell
DPRI/1/1640/G2/1: 12 May 1640 - Will Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 283-284
DPRI/1/1640/G2/2 - Wrapper
Digitised material for Nicholas Grenwell, yeoman, of Lanchester, County Durham - DPRI/1/1640/G2 DPRI/1/1640/H1 26 March 1640
John Hall, gentleman, of Wallworth (Walworth) in the county of Durham [Heighington, County Durham]
See DPRI/4/15 f.96v: proved, 26 March 1640
DPRI/1/1640/H1/1: 17 March 1640 - Will Endorsed: probate granted to Christopher Hall and Francis Hall, brothers and co-executors 26 March 1640; John Jennison, executor, having renounced
Digitised material for John Hall, gentleman, of Heighington, County Durham - DPRI/1/1640/H1 DPRI/1/1640/L1
Janne Lawes, widow, of Kibellsworth (Kibbelsworth, Kibblesworth) in the countye of Durhame [Lamesley, County Durham]; also spelt Jane, Laws
DPRI/1/1640/L1/1: 22 May 1640 - Will
DPRI/1/1640/L1/2-3: 22 May 1640 - Inventory, actual total £128 15s 6d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £25 3s 2d)
DPRI/1/1640/L1/4: 22 May 1640 - Copy of part of the inventory, actual total £56 13s 4d Copy of the inventory of the goods etc., but not including debts owed to/by the testator
DPRI/1/1640/L1/5 - Will wrapper
DPRI/1/1640/L1/6 - Inventory wrapper
Bond: DPRI/3/1640/B95
Digitised material for Janne Lawes, widow, of Lamesley, County Durham - DPRI/1/1640/L1 DPRI/1/1640/L2 10 June 1640
Thomas Lewen, gentleman, of Warkworth (Warkwoth, Warkeworth) [Warkworth, Northumberland]; also spelt Lewin
See DPRI/4/15 f.103: 10 June 1640
DPRI/1/1640/L2/1-2: 16 March 1640 - Will
DPRI/1/1640/L2/3: 16 March 1640 - Inventory, actual total £141 3s Inventory of goods etc. 'in Alnham towne'
DPRI/1/1640/L2/4: 16 March 1640 - Inventory, actual total £113 2s (with account of funeral expenses of £20)
DPRI/1/1640/L2/5-6: 16 March 1640 - Inventory, actual total £73 3s 8d Inventory of goods etc. at Alnham
DPRI/1/1640/L2/7: 16 March 1640 - Inventory, actual total £58 10s Inventory of goods etc. at Warkworth and Birling
DPRI/1/1640/L2/8 - Wrapper
Digitised material for Thomas Lewen, gentleman, of Warkworth, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1640/L2 DPRI/1/1640/L4
John Liddell, yeoman, of Stelloe Lead Hill in the countie of Durham [Stella, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1640/L4/1-2: 11 May 1640 - Will
DPRI/1/1640/L4/3-4: 11 May 1640 - Inventory, actual total £175 0s 4d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £10 6s)
DPRI/1/1640/L4/5: 11 May 1640 - Monition Monition to the next of kin of Thomas Liddell, relating to a cause to prove the will in solemn form promoted by Isabell Liddell, relict and sole executrix; subscribed with two contingent legal points
DPRI/1/1640/L4/6: 11 May 1640 - Allegation of Isabell Liddell, relict and sole executrix, introducing the will
Digitised material for John Liddell, yeoman, of Stella, County Durham - DPRI/1/1640/L4 DPRI/1/1640/L5
Robert Lyddell, yeoman, Ravensworth in the county palatine of Durrham, Longacres in the parish of Lamsley [Lamesley, County Durham]; also spelt Liddell, Liddle
DPRI/1/1640/L5/1-2: 4 May 1640 - Will with codicil, 6 May 1640 Codicil dated 6 May [?1640]
DPRI/1/1640/L5/3-4: 4 May 1640 - Inventory, actual total £202 3s (with account of legacies and funeral expenses of £50)
Digitised material for Robert Lyddell, yeoman, of Lamesley, County Durham - DPRI/1/1640/L5 DPRI/1/1640/R1 14 July 1640
Lanclott Richardson, yeoman, of Sedgfield (Sedgfeild) in the countye palatine of Durham [Sedgefield, County Durham]
See DPRI/4/15 f.108: 14 July 1640
DPRI/1/1640/R1/2: 19 February 1640 - Will With list of debts owed by (£91 18s) and owed to (£6 12s 11d) the testator
DPRI/1/1640/R1/3-4: 19 February 1640 - Inventory, actual total £310 15s 3d (with account of debts, legacies and funeral expenses of £126 0s 9d) Subscribed with account of the deceased's daughters portions (the sum total of £147 1s 5d does not
include the household goods). Administration for the use of six named children and their tuition granted to Ralph Richardson, brother and supervisor; Robert Richardson brother and supervisor, and William Richardson father, both of Sedgefield, having
died
DPRI/1/1640/R1/5 - Wrapper
DPRI/1/1640/R1/1: 19 February 1640 - previous repairs (removed)
Bond: DPRI/3/1640/B115
Digitised material for Lanclott Richardson, yeoman, of Sedgefield, County Durham - DPRI/1/1640/R1 DPRI/1/1640/R3
John Robinson, yeoman, of Prudhoe (Proodhow) within the parish of Ovingham in the county of Northumberland [Prudhoe, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1640/R3/1-2: 4 February 1640 - Will
DPRI/1/1640/R3/3: 4 February 1640 - Nuncupative codicil
DPRI/1/1640/R3/4-5: 4 February 1640 - Indented inventory, actual total £244 1s 6d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £25 19s 5d)
Bond: DPRI/3/1640/B26
Digitised material for John Robinson, yeoman, of Prudhoe, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1640/R3 DPRI/1/1640/R5
Ra[lp]he Rokeby, the elder, esquire, of Harraton [Chester-le-Street, County Durham]; also spelt Raiph, Rookeby, Rauph, Rokbye, Rookby
DPRI/1/1640/R5/1-2: 18 February 1636 - Will
DPRI/1/1640/R5/3-5: 18 February 1636 - Inventory, actual total £400 1s 5d Actual total includes £350 of desperate debts
Digitised material for Ralphe Rokeby, the elder, of Chester-le-Street, County Durham - DPRI/1/1640/R5 DPRI/1/1640/S6
Richard Snawball, Edmondbiers (Edmonbiers), Eadsbridge [Edmundbyers, County Durham; Muggleswick, County Durham]; also spelt Snowball, Snasball
Alternate address drawn from 1640 bond no.54 and DPRI/4/15 f.102v
DPRI/1/1640/S6/1: undated - Will Dated, March 163...
DPRI/1/1640/S6/2-3: undated - Inventory, actual total £110 11s 4d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £11 2s 3d)
Bond: DPRI/3/1640/B54
Digitised material for Richard Snawball, of Edmundbyers, County Durham - DPRI/1/1640/S6
Wills etc proved 1641Reference: DPRI/1/1641DPRI/1/1641/B2
Francis Bainbrigg, hoastman, merchant, of the Flesh Market in the towne and county of Newcastle upon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]; also spelt Bainbrig
DPRI/1/1641/B2/1-4: 15 April 1641 - Copy will With memorandum relating that the original will was redelivered to the executor
DPRI/1/1641/B2/5: 15 April 1641 - Inventory, actual total £559 10s 1d (with account of funeral expenses of £13 13s 4d) Inventory of goods etc. at Newcastle and Wallsend
Digitised material for Francis Bainbrigg, hoastman, merchant, of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1641/B2 DPRI/1/1641/C3
Francis Cunstable, spinster, of North Biddick (Biddicke, Bidicke) within the parish of Washington in the county of Durham [Washington, County Durham]; also spelt Constable. Died 28 January 1643
DPRI/1/1641/C3/1: 20 December 1641 - Will
DPRI/1/1641/C3/2: 20 December 1641 - Inventory, actual total £769 13s 4d (with account of funeral charges of £13) Subscribed with draft account of legacies
Digitised material for Francis Cunstable, spinster, of Washington, County Durham - DPRI/1/1641/C3 DPRI/1/1641/F1
Alexander Foster, of parishe of Stanington within the county of Northumberland [Stannington, Northumberland]; also spelt Forster
DPRI/1/1641/F1/1: 20 October 1636 - [?copy] will with inventory, actual total £18 18s 10d (with account of debts and funeral charges of £21 19s)
DPRI/1/1641/F1/2-3: 20 October 1636 - Inventory, actual total £18 18s 10d (with discharge of £23 13s 10d) Account of Anne Forster, relict and executrix
Digitised material for Alexander Foster, of Stannington, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1641/F1 DPRI/1/1641/G3
Sir Roger Graye, knight, of Ulchester in the county of Northumberland [Bamburgh, Northumberland]; also spelt Gray
DPRI/1/1641/G3/1: 28 January 1641 - Will Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 284
DPRI/1/1641/G3/2 - Wrapper
Digitised material for Sir Roger Graye, knight, of Bamburgh, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1641/G3 DPRI/1/1641/H1
Matthew Hancock, of Hartbourne in the county of Northumberland [Hartburn (Northumberland), Northumberland]; also spelt Hancocke. Died 1 July 1641
DPRI/1/1641/H1/1-2: 28 June 1641 - Will
DPRI/1/1641/H1/3-4: 28 June 1641 - Inventory, actual total £213 14s 8d (with account of debts of £143) Account of debts is damaged and may be incomplete
Digitised material for Matthew Hancock, of Hartburn, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1641/H1 DPRI/1/1641/H3 30 August 1641
Francis Hildyard, widow, of Elvett (Elvet) in the suburbs of the cittie of Durham [Durham, County Durham]
See DPRI/4/15 f.118v: proved, 30 August 1641
DPRI/1/1641/H3/1: February 1640 - Will Will dated ...4 February 1640 (damaged); with certificate of oath, 27 ... 1641
DPRI/1/1641/H3/2: February 1640 - Inventory, actual total £117 19s 8d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £18 0s 4d)
Digitised material for Francis Hildyard, widow, of Durham, County Durham - DPRI/1/1641/H3 DPRI/1/1641/H4
Robert Hilton, esquire, of Hilton within the county Pallytine of Durham [Monkwearmouth, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1641/H4/1: 23 December 1641 - Copy will Subscribed with ...7 August 1653 certificate of accuracy Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929,
reprinted 1968), p 286
DPRI/1/1641/H4/5-6: 23 December 1641 - Copy will Copy extracted, 27 February 1834
DPRI/1/1641/H4/7-8: 23 December 1641 - Copy will Copy extracted, 27 February 1834
DPRI/1/1641/H4/4: 23 December 1641 - Certificate of oath Certificate of oath of two witnesses to the will
DPRI/1/1641/H4/2: 23 December 1641 - Letter Letter from Thomas Holyman at Gray's Inn to [Richard] Newhowse [Durham Register], requesting the original will be delivered to his wife [Margaret Holyman], formerly the wife and executrix of Robert
Hilton, and with reference to the Prerogative Court [?of Canterbury]
DPRI/1/1641/H4/3: 23 December 1641 - [?receipt for the original will]
Digitised material for Robert Hilton, esquire, of Monkwearmouth, County Durham - DPRI/1/1641/H4 DPRI/1/1641/L6
Thomas Lighten, brother of Margret Lighton, of Unthank (Unthanke) in Shotley [Shotley, Northumberland]; also spelt Lighton
DPRI/1/1641/L6/1: 22 November 1640 - Will with inventory, 7 January 1641, actual total £64 18s 8d
DPRI/1/1641/L6/2-3: 22 November 1640 - Copy will with copy inventory, 7 January 1641, actual total £64 18s 8d with copy will, 28 December 1640 with copy inventory, 7 January 1641, actual total £10 13s 4d Copy wills and inventories of Thomas
Lighton and his sister and executrix Margret Lighton; for the original will and inventory of Margret Lighton spinster, see - DPRI/1/1641/L6/4
Digitised material for Thomas and Margret Lighton, of Shotley, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1641/L6 DPRI/1/1641/L6
Margret Lighten, sister and executrix of Thomas Lighten, single woman, of Unthank (Unthanke) [Shotley, Northumberland]; also spelt Margaret, Lighton
DPRI/1/1641/L6/4: 28 December 1640 - Will with inventory, 7 January 1641, actual total £10 13s 4d For copies of Margret Lighten's will and inventory, see - DPRI/1/1641/L6/2-3
DPRI/1/1641/M2
Raphe Marleay, yeoman, of Picktre (Pictree) in the countye of Durham [Chester-le-Street, County Durham]; also spelt Marlleaye, Marleaye, Marley, Marlary
DPRI/1/1641/M2/1: 15 March 1641 - Will Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 285
DPRI/1/1641/M2/2 - Wrapper
Digitised material for Raphe Marleay, yeoman, of Chester-le-Street, County Durham - DPRI/1/1641/M2 DPRI/1/1641/M4
Launclott Midford, of Meanffen (Meanfen) in the parishe of Ponteland [Ponteland, Northumberland]; also spelt Lancelot, Mitford
DPRI/1/1641/M4/1: 1 November 1641 - Nuncupative will Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 286
DPRI/1/1641/M4/2-3: 1 November 1641 - Inventory, actual total £44 6s
Digitised material for Launclott Midford, of Ponteland, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1641/M4 DPRI/1/1641/R2
Sir Peter Riddell, knight, of towne and county of Newcastle uppon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1641/R2/1-2: 22 March 1641 - Will Subscribed with 22 April 1656 memorandum relating to a cause: Raiph Anderson and others v Lady Marie Riddell and others
DPRI/1/1641/R2/3-4: 22 March 1641 - Copy will Subscribed with 16 September 1657 memorandum relating that the original will was delivered to Richard Hutcheson for a law case
Digitised material for Sir Peter Riddell, knight, of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1641/R2 DPRI/1/1641/S4
William Shaftoe, gentleman, of Whickh[am] within the county of D[urham] [Whickham, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1641/S4/1: undated - Will Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 285-286
Digitised material for William Shaftoe, gentleman, of Whickham, County Durham - DPRI/1/1641/S4 DPRI/1/1641/S5
Michaell Simpson, one of the sons of Raphe Simpson late of Pittington Hallgarth, gentleman, Pittington Hallgarth in the countie of Durham, town of Newcastle upon Tyne [Pittington, County Durham; Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]; also spelt
Michael
DPRI/1/1641/S5/1: 6 March 1642 - Will
Digitised material for Michaell Simpson, son of Raphe Simpson, gentleman, of Pittington, County Durham - DPRI/1/1641/S5 DPRI/1/1641/W3
John Watson, yeoman, of Chester in the countye of Durrham [Chester-le-Street, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1641/W3/1-2: 26 August 1641 - Will Subscribed: curation of Leonard Watson [son] granted to John Watson, brother
DPRI/1/1641/W3/3: 26 August 1641 - Inventory, actual total £185 16s 8d (with account of a rebate of £17 12s 4d) The inventory was reviewed 15 September [1641] and a 'rebate' of £17 12s 4d made
Digitised material for John Watson, yeoman, of Chester-le-Street, County Durham - DPRI/1/1641/W3 DPRI/1/1641/W8 7 March 1641
Roger Widdrington, [recusant], esquire, of Harbottle [Holystone, Northumberland]
Administration granted to William Johnson of Cartington; Widdrington's widow having renounced and admitted Johnson as administrator, 7 March 1641
DPRI/1/1641/W8/1-5: 5 March 1642 - Indented inventory, actual total £1,446 14s 7d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £4,468 0s 2d) with inventory of goods at Woolley, July 1641 (1) Debts for which Widdrington stood as surety are
also accounted at £2,152; these debts have not been included with the debts accounted above in the actual total (for which Widdrington was the principal debtor in the bonds). Actual total does not include some goods at Woolley, to which the
appraisers state they were denied access. (2) Unvalued inventory of goods in a trunk at Woolley drawn up by Widdrington himself in July 1641, found in his account book after his death and exhibited in lieu of an inventory by the appraisers to whom
access to the trunk at Woolley was denied by Widdrington's relict, Rosamund Widdrington (nee Wentworth). This supplementary inventory was probably attached to the main inventory with adhesive. Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and
Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 287-290
Digitised material for Roger Widdrington, of Harbottle, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1641/W8
Wills etc proved 1642Reference: DPRI/1/1642DPRI/1/1642/B4 11 May 1642
Robert Bewicke, alderman [of Newcastle], merchant, alderman, of towne and county of Newcastle upon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]
See DPRI/4/15 f.137
DPRI/1/1642/B4/1-4: 5 March 1642 - Copy will
DPRI/1/1642/B4/5-6 - Wrapper Endorsed: probate granted [by commission] to Ellinor Bewick, relict, and Thomas Bewick, son, co-executors, 12 [recte 11] May 1642
Digitised material for Robert Bewicke, alderman of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1642/B4 DPRI/1/1642/C2
John Collyer, shipwright, of towne and countie of Newcastle upon Tine [Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]; also spelt Colyer
DPRI/1/1642/C2/1: 2 April 1642 - Will
DPRI/1/1642/C2/2: 2 April 1642 - Indented inventory, actual total £108 15s 3d with additional inventory, 13 March 1643, actual total £146 5s 6d Exhibited, 15 May 1643
DPRI/1/1642/C2/3: 2 April 1642 - Inventory of debts owed to the testator, actual total £18 10s Exhibited, 19 May 1643
Bond: DPRI/3/1642/B76
Bond: DPRI/3/1642/B75
Bond: DPRI/3/1642/B65
Digitised material for John Collyer, shipwright, of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1642/C2 DPRI/1/1642/D5
John Douglas, servant and shepherd of Sir Edward Widdrington of Harbottle baronet, servant, shepherd, of Harbottle, parish of Allwenton [Alwinton, Northumberland]; also spelt Dowgloss. Died 3 March 1643
DPRI/1/1642/D5/1-2: 26 January 1643 - Nuncupative will Administration granted to William Johnston with the consent of Sir Edward Widdrington
DPRI/1/1642/D5/3-4: 26 January 1643 - Inventory, actual total £103 0s 6d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £28 9s 3d)
Digitised material for John Douglas, servant and shepherd of Sir Edward Widdrington of Harbottle, of Alwinton, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1642/D5 DPRI/1/1642/F2
William Foreman, yeoman, of Hurworth upon Teese (Tease) in the county of Durham [Hurworth, County Durham]; also spelt Forman
DPRI/1/1642/F2/1: 27 July 1641 - Will
DPRI/1/1642/F2/2: 27 July 1641 - Inventory, actual total £211 9s 6d Dated, 3 August [?1642]
DPRI/1/1642/F2/3: 27 July 1641 - Monition with renunciation, 9 September 1642 Monition, warning particularly Thomas Thompson clerk and George Bulman, executors, to act or renounce, and otherwise nominating Ann Smithson, daughter, to take out
administration; endorsed with the renunciation of Thomas Thompson and George Bulman
Bond: DPRI/3/1642/B120
Bond: DPRI/3/1642/B119
Digitised material for William Foreman, yeoman of Hurworth, County Durham - DPRI/1/1642/F2 DPRI/1/1642/H2
Robert Hall, yeoman, of Lumley in the county of Durham [Lumley, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1642/H2/1-2: undated - Account of Edmond Horne, administrator for the use of Rebecca Hall, relict, and Isabell Hall and Elizabeth Hall, children; subscribed with account of the widow's and children's divisions of the balance
DPRI/1/1642/H2/3 - Wrapper Endorsed: will wanting
Bond: DPRI/3/1642/B93
Bond: DPRI/3/1642/B92
Bond: DPRI/3/1642/B83
Digitised material for Robert Hall, yeoman of Lumley, County Durham - DPRI/1/1642/H2 DPRI/1/1642/H3
Mary Hanley, widow of Jacob Hanley, [curate of Middleton in Teesdale], widow, of Midletone in Teasedail (Midleton in Teasdaile, Teasdale) within the countie of Durham [Middleton in Teesdale, County Durham]; also spelt Marye, [Handley]
See Transactions of the Cumberland & Westmorland Antiquarian & Archaeological Society vol. LXX (1970), p. 247-268: Handley v Newlie alias Shields (1605) and DPRI/1/1638/H17.
DPRI/1/1642/H3/1-2: 24 October 1641 - Will
DPRI/1/1642/H3/3-4: 24 October 1641 - Inventory, actual total £62 13s 10d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £12 1s 10d) With account of legacies
Digitised material for Mary Hanley, widow of Jacob Hanley, curate of Middleton in Teesdale - DPRI/1/1642/H3 DPRI/1/1642/P2
Thomas Patteson, husband of Sleabeth Patteson, saddler, of towne and county of Newcastle upon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne St Nicholas, Northumberland]; also spelt Pattisone, Pattison
Testator requests his burial at Newcastle St Nicholas
DPRI/1/1642/P2/1-2: 16 January 1642 - Will Administration granted to Nicholas Watson, brother of Isabel (Sleabeth) Patteson, relict now deceased
DPRI/1/1642/P2/3-4: 16 January 1642 - Inventory, actual total £11 (with account of funeral expenses of £4 1s 6d) Inventory of the goods etc. of Thomas Patteson and Sleabeth [?Elizabeth] his wife
Bond: DPRI/3/1642/B71
Digitised material for Thomas Patteson, husband of Sleabeth Patteson, saddler of Newcastle upon Tyne St Nicholas, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1642/P2 DPRI/1/1642/P1
Richard Pattrick, yeoman, of Gateside (Gateshead) in the countye of Durham [Gateshead, County Durham]; also spelt Pattricke. Died 2 October 1642
DPRI/1/1642/P1/1-2: 28 September 1642 - Will With list of debts owed by (£5 3s 1d) and owed to (£27 4s) the testator
DPRI/1/1642/P1/3-4: 28 September 1642 - Inventory, actual total £43 1s 8d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £10 2s 11d)
Bond: DPRI/3/1642/B124
Digitised material for Richard Pattrick, yeoman of Gateshead, County Durham - DPRI/1/1642/P1 DPRI/1/1642/P5
Robert Posscatt, gentleman, of Howses [Alston, Cumberland]; also spelt Poskatt
parish inferred from Posscatt's request to be buried at Garrigill
DPRI/1/1642/P5/1-2: 2 August 1642 - Will
DPRI/1/1642/P5/3-4: 2 August 1642 - Inventory, actual total £485 18s (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £2 2s 4d) Administration granted to William Musgrave, the executor William Whitfeild having died
Bond: DPRI/3/1642/B84
Digitised material for Robert Posscatt, gentleman of Alston, Cumberland - DPRI/1/1642/P5 DPRI/1/1642/R2
Archbould Read, of the Crag (Cragg) in the parish of Corsensid (Corsenside) [Corsenside, Northumberland]; also spelt Archbald, Reed
DPRI/1/1642/R2/1: 20 December 1641 - Will Endorsed with list of debts owed to testator of £9
DPRI/1/1642/R2/2: 20 December 1641 - Indented inventory, actual total £12 13s 8d
Bond: DPRI/3/1642/B103
Digitised material for Archbould Read of Corsenside, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1642/R2
Wills etc proved 1643Reference: DPRI/1/1643DPRI/1/1643/A2
John Addie, the younger, son of John Addy of Stellay Staieth, yeoman, of Stellay Staieth (Stelloe Staith, Stella Staithes) in the parishe of Ryton in the counetye of Durham [Ryton, County Durham]; also spelt Addye
DPRI/1/1643/A2/1-2: 11 September 1643 - Will
DPRI/1/1643/A2/3: 11 September 1643 - Inventory, actual total £16 10s
Digitised material for John Addie, the younger, of Ryton, County Durham - DPRI/1/1643/A2 DPRI/1/1643/A4
Henry Anderson, merchant, of towne and county of Newcastle upon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1643/A4/1-2: 5 November 1642 - Copy will Copy will made, 12 July 1649
DPRI/1/1643/A4/3-7: 5 November 1642 - Inventory, actual total £192 8s 2d with inventory, 23 January 1643, actual total £220 1s 2d (1) Inventory page order, DPRI/1/1643/A4/3, 4, 5, 7. (2) The additional inventory (page 6 formerly pinned to the
foot of page 7) is of goods etc. at Quarrell House and Fenham near Newcastle.
Digitised material for Henry Anderson, merchant of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1643/A4 DPRI/1/1643/B4
Alice Blakelock, widow, of Gateside (Gateshead) in the countie of Durham [Gateshead, County Durham]; also spelt Blaklocke. Died 5 April 1643
DPRI/1/1643/B4/1-2: 5 April 1643 - Will Endorsed with list of debts owed to testatrix of £4 6s 2d
DPRI/1/1643/B4/3-4: 5 April 1643 - Inventory, actual total £11 1s 6d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £9 7s 8d)
Digitised material for Alice Blakelock, widow of Gateshead, County Durham - DPRI/1/1643/B4 DPRI/1/1643/B9
Anne Brough, widow of William Brough, widow, of Washeingeton (Washington) in the county of Durham [Washington, County Durham]
See DPRI/4/15 f.151 etc.
DPRI/1/1643/B9/1: 12 April 1643 - Will with inventory of debts and funeral charges, actual total £19 18s 2d (debts and funeral charges) Subscribed, 27 May 1643
DPRI/1/1643/B9/2: 12 April 1643 - Inventory, actual total £59 6s
Digitised material for Anne Brough, widow of William Brough, of Washington, County Durham - DPRI/1/1643/B9 DPRI/1/1643/C1
Cuthbert Carre, the younger, of Westhoe of the county of Durham [Westoe, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1643/C1/1: 11 March 1643 - Account, actual total £247 14s 10d (with discharge of £115 16s 1d) Account of the administration by Cuthbert Carre the elder of Westhoe, [father] (now deceased), and also of the tuition of Richard, Cuthbert
(co-executors) and Edward Carre, children of Cuthbert Carre the younger; promoted by John Carre, [brother], according to his father's written instructions. Date drawn from items DPRI/1/1643/C1/2-3.
DPRI/1/1643/C1/2: 11 March 1643 - Account, actual total £300 2s 7d (with discharge of £187 9s 10d) Account of the profits etc. of the lands etc. of Richard Carre, son and co-executor of Cuthbert Carre the younger; charge includes Richard Carre's
moeity of the balance of the first account (DPRI/1/1643/C1/1)
DPRI/1/1643/C1/3: 11 March 1643 - Account of Cuthbert Carre, actual total £174 11s 5d (with discharge of £80 9s 2d) with account of Edward Carre, 11 March 1643, actual total £121 6s 8d (with discharge of £31 4s 6d) (1) account of the profits
etc. of the lands etc. of Cuthbert Carre, son and co-executor of Cuthbert Carre the younger; charge includes Cuthbert Carre's moeity of the balance of the first account (DPRI/1/1643/C1/1); (2) account of the profits etc. of the monies etc. of Edward
Carre, son of Cuthbert Carre the younger
Digitised material for Cuthbert Carre, the younger of Westoe, County Durham - DPRI/1/1643/C1 DPRI/1/1643/C4
Thomas Chamber, gentleman, of Cleadon in the countie of Durham [Cleadon, County Durham]; also spelt Chambers
DPRI/1/1643/C4/1: 5 September 1639 - Copy will Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 281-283
DPRI/1/1643/C4/2: 5 September 1639 - Copy codicil Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 283
Digitised material for Thomas Chamber, gentleman of Cleadon, County Durham - DPRI/1/1643/C4 DPRI/1/1643/C11
William Cotesworth, of Haughton Feild (Fielde) in the county of Durham [Aycliffe, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1643/C11/1-2: 6 December 1636 - Copy will
DPRI/1/1643/C11/3-4: 6 December 1636 - Inventory, actual total £313 6s 8d Actual total does not include a lease of Haughton 'worth £160 per annum', paying £100 pa to William Lambton and valued at £1,300
Digitised material for William Cotesworth of Aycliffe, County Durham - DPRI/1/1643/C11 DPRI/1/1643/D1
Thomas Dickinson, yeoman, of Dodberye (Dodbury) in the parishe (chaplerye) of Garrigill and countye of Cumberland [Alston, Cumberland]
DPRI/1/1643/D1/1-2: 10 September 1642 - Will With list of debts owed by (£9 14s 6d) and owed to (£2 1s 3d) testator
DPRI/1/1643/D1/3: 10 September 1642 - Inventory, actual total £50 8s 11d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £11 9s 5d)
DPRI/1/1643/D1/4: 10 September 1642 - Copy inventory, actual total £50 8s 11d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £11 9s 5d)
Digitised material for Thomas Dickinson, yeoman of Alston, Cumberland - DPRI/1/1643/D1 DPRI/1/1643/F2
Rowland Fewster, yeoman, of Ebchester within the countie of Durham [Ebchester, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1643/F2/1: 20 May 1642 - Will with inventory, actual total £7 8s 10d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £36 5s) Will, with inventory of debts, funeral expenses and debts owed to the testator
DPRI/1/1643/F2/2: 20 May 1642 - Inventory, actual total £52 2s
Digitised material for Rowland Fewster, yeoman of Ebchester, County Durham - DPRI/1/1643/F2 DPRI/1/1643/G1
Oswold Gray, baker, beer-brewer, of Newcastle upon Tine [Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]; also spelt Oswald, Graie
DPRI/1/1643/G1/1-6: May 1643 - Inventory Inventory also includes the funeral expenses of Gray's son, and for cleansing the house
DPRI/1/1643/G1/7: May 1643 - Supplementary inventory, actual total £190 Supplementary inventory of parts of ships; exhibited, 21 September 1643
Digitised material for Oswold Gray, baker, beer-brewer of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1643/G1 DPRI/1/1643/H1 26 September 1643
Thomas Hatherington, skipper, of Sandgate, Newcastle upon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]
See DPRI/4/15 f.156v: administration and tuition of Dorothy and Margaret Hatherington, daughters, granted to Dorothy Harreson widow, 26 September 1643. For the (mutilated) copy will bond for Hatherington's estate, reused as a wrapper, -
DPRI/1/1617/P3/2
DPRI/1/1643/H1/1-2: 11 August 1643 - Will
Digitised material for Thomas Hatherington, skipper of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1643/H1 DPRI/1/1643/I1
John Ilderton, esquire, of Ilderton within the countie of Northumberland [Ilderton, Northumberland]
See DPRI/4/15 from f.148v: probate granted, 26 September 1643 (f.157)
DPRI/1/1643/I1/1: 15 January 1643 - Will
DPRI/1/1643/I1/2: 15 January 1643 - Inventory, actual total £42 9s 4d
DPRI/1/1643/I1/3-4: 15 January 1643 - Interrogatories Interrogatories of John Ilderton, relating to a cause: John Ilderton v Michael Wilkinson
Digitised material for John Ilderton, esquire of Ilderton, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1643/I1 DPRI/1/1643/L3
Frances Lee, widow, of parish of Stanup (Stanhopp) [Stanhope, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1643/L3/1-2: 22 June 1643 - Will Endorsed with memorandum relating to a legacy
DPRI/1/1643/L3/3-4: 22 June 1643 - Inventory, actual total £223 14s 10d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £78) Exhibited by Thomas Dawson, executor, 17 March 1647
Digitised material for Frances Lee, widow of Stanhope, County Durham - DPRI/1/1643/L3 DPRI/1/1643/L4
George Liddell, of Jack Sleasses (Jacke Sleeses) in the parish of Whickham within the county of Durham [Whickham, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1643/L4/1-2: 18 May 1643 - Inventory Administration and tuition of Luke, George and Barbara Liddell, children, granted to Ann Liddell
DPRI/1/1643/L4/4: 18 May 1643 - Inventory of debts owed to the testator, actual total £24 5s 7d
DPRI/1/1643/L4/3: 18 May 1643 - Inventory of debts and funeral expenses, actual total £62 0s 2d (debts and funeral expenses)
Digitised material for George Liddell of Whickham, County Durham - DPRI/1/1643/L4 DPRI/1/1643/N1
Margrett Nattress, widow, of Bolam (Boalam) in the county pallatine of Durham [Bolam, County Durham]; also spelt Marggret, Natteras, Margaret, Nattres, Margret
DPRI/1/1643/N1/1-2: 24 June 1640 - Will
DPRI/1/1643/N1/3-4: 24 June 1640 - Inventory, actual total £118 4s
Digitised material for Margrett Nattress, widow of Bolam, County Durham - DPRI/1/1643/N1 DPRI/1/1643/P2 24 November 1643
John Peake, blacksmith, of Barnard Castle (Bernard, Barnerd Castell) in the countie of Durham [Barnard Castle, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1643/P2/1-2: 14 September 1643 - Will
DPRI/1/1643/P2/3: 14 September 1643 - Indented inventory, actual total £70 5s 6d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £9 7s)
DPRI/1/1643/P2/4: 14 September 1643 - Commission Commission to Robert Burwell, curate of Gainford, and Henry Armitage, curate of Whorlton, to execute a bond, administer an oath and grant administration to Ralph Peake, son and executor, and also
to administer an oath to and examine the witnesses to the will; commission executed by Armitage, 24 November 1643
Digitised material for John Peake, blacksmith of Barnard Castle, County Durham - DPRI/1/1643/P2 DPRI/1/1643/S4 29 November 1643
Joan Stanton, widow, of parish of St Andrewes in the towne and county of Newcastle upon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne St Andrew, Northumberland]; also spelt Jaine, Stainton
DPRI/1/1643/S4/1: 22 November 1643 - Copy will probate granted at Durham to Edward Rand and Thomas Arrowesmith, co-executors, 29 November 1643
DPRI/1/1643/S4/2: 22 November 1643 - Indented inventory, actual total £24 18s 3d (with account of funeral expenses of £12)
Digitised material for Joan Stanton, widow of Newcastle upon Tyne St Andrew, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1643/S4 DPRI/1/1643/T3
Thomas Townend, yeoman, of Norton within the county of Durham [Norton, County Durham]; also spelt Towneend
DPRI/1/1643/T3/1: 2 November 1643 - Will Subscribed with memorandum relating that Townend's will was the subject of a Chancery cause to prove the will and determine the inheritance
DPRI/1/1643/T3/2-3: 2 November 1643 - Inventory, actual total £1,188 16s Total of debts owed to the testator incorrect (£1,118 rather than £1,158)
DPRI/1/1643/T3/4-5: 2 November 1643 - Interrogatories Interrogatories of Simon Towneend to the witnesses to the will on the part of Jane Towneend widow, mother and curatrix ad litem of Thomas Towneend, son and executor
Digitised material for Thomas Townend, yeoman of Norton, County Durham - DPRI/1/1643/T3
Wills etc proved 1644Reference: DPRI/1/1644DPRI/1/1644/A1
Henry Archbald, yeoman, of Kimerston (Kymerston), parish of Ford, in the county of Northumberland [Ford, Northumberland]
Testator requests his burial at Ford
DPRI/1/1644/A1/1-2: 20 August 1644 - Copy will
DPRI/1/1644/A1/3: 20 August 1644 - Inventory, actual total £374 7s 10d
DPRI/1/1644/A1/4: 20 August 1644 - Citation Citation to Ralph Archbald, executor, promoted by Ursula Archbald, relict; executed by John Dennit, schoolmaster of Chatton, 26 May 1645
DPRI/1/1644/A1/5: 20 August 1644 - Allegation of [Ralph] Archbald
Bond: DPRI/3/1644/B36
Digitised material for Henry Archbald, yeoman of Ford, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1644/A1 DPRI/1/1644/D2 1 February 1645
Thomas Dawson, the younger, fuller, dyer, of parish of St Gyles within the suburbs of the citty of Durham [Durham St Giles, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1644/D2/2-3: 1 August 1644 - Nuncupative will Endorsed with probate date, 1 February [1645]
DPRI/1/1644/D2/1: 1 August 1644 - Will bond
Digitised material for Thomas Dawson, the younger, fuller, dyer of Durham St Giles, County Durham - DPRI/1/1644/D2 DPRI/1/1644/D3
William Dodshon, yeoman, of Stranton in the countye of Durham [Stranton, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1644/D3/1-2: 29 July 1643 - Will
DPRI/1/1644/D3/3: 29 July 1643 - Summary of will (undated)
DPRI/1/1644/D3/4: 29 July 1643 - Inventory, actual total £68 Inventory of the goods etc. of William Dodshon and his wife [Alice Dodshon]; subscribed with (undated) memorandum relating that administration was granted to George Dodshon, son
Bond: DPRI/3/1644/B35
Digitised material for William Dodshon, yeoman of Stranton, County Durham - DPRI/1/1644/D3 DPRI/1/1644/F3
William Freeman, of Sunderland by the Sea within the parish of Bishop Wermouth [Sunderland, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1644/F3/1-2: undated - Account of Sarah Paull alias Freeman, late wife
DPRI/1/1644/F3/3: undated - Inventory, actual total £37 4s 2d Inventory of goods etc. pillaged by the armies of William Armyn (Parliament) and also by the Scots
Digitised material for William Freeman of Sunderland, County Durham - DPRI/1/1644/F3 DPRI/1/1644/G1
Thomas Gray, of Wetslett (Wetslet) in the parish of Long Benton [Longbenton, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1644/G1/1: 28 December 1644 - Inventory With 20 March 1645 memorandum relating that administration was granted to Katherine Elwood, sister, for the use of Margaret Gray, daughter, a minor
DPRI/1/1644/G1/2: 28 December 1644 - [?administration bond], penal sum £60 Bond is incomplete, and is not endorsed with any conditions of the bond; probably an administration bond
DPRI/1/1644/G1/3: 28 December 1644 - Letter Letter from Raiph Tailor to Robert Newhouse at Durham, enclosing inventory and requesting speedy, uncontentious and antedated grant of administration 'sufficiently before the last order concerning your
courts'; endorsed with direction to Newhouse
Digitised material for Thomas Gray of Longbenton, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1644/G1 DPRI/1/1644/L1
Robert Hawson, of Stockley in the county of Durham [Brancepeth, County Durham]
For the administration of the goods etc. of Francis Wheldon alias Hawson, a legatee, see Probate Act Book 17, folio 48, 13 September 1647
DPRI/1/1644/L1/1: 13 December 1644 - Will Endorsed: will and inventory - inventory not present. Also erroneously filed in Registry under L, and consequently imaged erronsously as 'Lawson' and numbered 1644/L1 (not corrected). Now filed with
1644/H3
DPRI/1/1644/H3/1-2: 13 December 1644 - Copy will
Digitised material for Robert Hawson of Brancepeth, County Durham - DPRI/1/1644/L1 DPRI/1/1644/H4
Richard Hilyard, gentleman, of Elvett neare the cittie of Durham [Durham, County Durham]; also spelt Richart, Hilyart, Hilyarde, Hilyeard
DPRI/1/1644/H4/1: April 1644 - Nuncupative will
DPRI/1/1644/H4/2: April 1644 - Inventory, actual total £21 10s 5d
DPRI/1/1644/H4/3-4: April 1644 - Inventory, actual total £80 13s Inventory includes some items listed in H4/2 and a list of debts owing to testator
Bond: DPRI/3/1644/B24
Digitised material for Richard Hilyard, gentleman of Durham, County Durham - DPRI/1/1644/H4 DPRI/1/1644/M1 21 February 1645
Thomas Morgan, gentleman, of Westshawes in the county of Durham, chapelry of Barnard Castle [Barnard Castle, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1644/M1/1-2: 13 May 1641 - Copy will
DPRI/1/1644/M1/3-5: 13 May 1641 - Copy will Subscribed with date [?of certificate of oath], 21 December 1643; endorsement indicates the copy of the will was deposited via an act of court (see Probate Act Book 15, folios 162 and 166v; proved 21
February 1645); found filed in 1643 box
DPRI/1/1644/M1/6-7: 13 May 1641 - probate records Information against Arthur Morgan, concerning maladministration and the suppression of the original will; found filed in 1643 box
Digitised material for Thomas Morgan, gentleman of Barnard Castle, County Durham - DPRI/1/1644/M1 DPRI/1/1644/P3
Robert Pleasance, esquire, of citty of Durham [Durham St Mary-le-Bow, County Durham]; also spelt Pleasaunce
Deceased was in arrears to the churchwardens of St Mary-le-Bow, North Bailey; account includes charges over 11 years, and there was a will of a Robert Pleasance proved in 1635
DPRI/1/1644/P3/1-4: undated - Account of Jane Pleasance, relict, of the execution of the will [not present] and administration of the estate, as well as the tuition and curation of the deceased's children; account also cites an inventory
exhibited at Durham [also not present]
Digitised material for Robert Pleasance, esquire of Durham St Mary-le-Bow, County Durham - DPRI/1/1644/P3 DPRI/1/1644/S1
Thomas Stellen, yeoman, of Nunstanton (Nunstaniton, Nun Stainston) in the county of Durham [Aycliffe, County Durham]; also spelt Stelling
DPRI/1/1644/S1/1: 29 July 1644 - Will Subscribed with (undated) memorandum relating that probate was granted to Alice Gaire alias Huckson, niece, the other executor having died
DPRI/1/1644/S1/2: 29 July 1644 - Inventory, actual total £454 4s 4d
Bond: DPRI/3/1644/B57
Digitised material for Thomas Stellen, yeoman of Aycliffe, County Durham - DPRI/1/1644/S1 DPRI/1/1644/W1
Rowland Wall, of Willington (Willingtone) of the parish of Brancpeth in the county of Durham [Willington, County Durham]; also spelt Roland, Walle
DPRI/1/1644/W1/1-2: 25 November 1639 - Nuncupative will
DPRI/1/1644/W1/3: 25 November 1639 - Copy will Memorandum listing the legacies and legatees
DPRI/1/1644/W1/4: 25 November 1639 - Inventory, actual total £39 6s 4d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £73 6s 6d) Date is illegible [?23 September 1644]
Bond: DPRI/3/1644/B17
Digitised material for Rowland Wall of Willington, County Durham - DPRI/1/1644/W1 DPRI/1/1644/W2
George Watson, of Chester [Chester-le-Street, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1644/W2/1: 6 September 1644 - Will with inventory, 6 September 1644, actual total £37 15s Inventory endorsed with further contemporaneous but illegible list of debts owed to and by the testator; cancelled endorsement (wrapper) relates to
31 March [16--] Chatton, information of Edward [?Finsey] against Adam alias Edward Reed for theft
Bond: DPRI/3/1644/B41
Digitised material for George Watson of Chester-le-Street, County Durham - DPRI/1/1644/W2
Wills etc proved 1645Reference: DPRI/1/1645DPRI/1/1645/A1
Robert Almery, cordwainer, of towne and countie of Newcastle upon Tine [Newcastle upon Tyne St John, Northumberland]; also spelt Almerey, Almory
Almery requests his burial at Newcastle St John
DPRI/1/1645/A1/1: 20 August 1639 - Copy will with grant of probate, 28 March 1645 probate granted at Durham to Katherine Almery, sole executrix [and relict]
DPRI/1/1645/A1/2-3: 20 August 1639 - Indented inventory, actual total £12 7s 3d (with account of debts and funeral charges of £9 5s 2d)
DPRI/1/1645/A1/4: 20 August 1639 - Letter with memorandum Letter from William Carr to Robert Forster, Durham St Nicholas parish clerk, relating to Robert Forster's wife's alleged right of inheritance to property disposed of in 'your brother
Ameryes' will [?presumably not this 1639 Almery will, but that of one of his sons]; subscribed with memorandum to Mr Burwell to search for the original 'the father's will Robert Almerey'.
DPRI/1/1645/A1/6: 20 August 1639 - Letter Letter from Jord at Newcastle to Peter Burrell at Durham, requesting delivery of Robert Almery's 1639 will for a legal case relating to real estate devised therein
DPRI/1/1645/A1/5: 20 August 1639 - Bond to redeliver the original will, penal sum £300 Thomas Bell is bound to redeliver the original will; Henry Pinkney's name having been cancelled; certain interlineations made, 15 September 1697
Bond: DPRI/3/1645/B2
Digitised material for Robert Almery, cordwainer, of Newcastle upon Tyne. Copy will and later documents - DPRI/1/1645/A1 DPRI/1/1645/A2
Lanclot Applegarth, of Bondgait in Darlington [Darlington, County Durham]; also spelt Lancelot, Aplegarth, Lancelott
Applegarth was bured 10 May 1645, and his wife 12 May 1645
DPRI/1/1645/A2/1-2: 28 January 1642 - Will
DPRI/1/1645/A2/4: 28 January 1642 - Inventory of legacies and funeral charges, actual total £10 11s (legacies and funeral charges) Inventory of legacies and funeral charges relating to the burial of Lancelott Applegarth and his wife Anne
Applegarth
DPRI/1/1645/A2/3: 28 January 1642 - Inventory, actual total £12 14s 6d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £10 11s)
Bond: DPRI/3/1645/B96
Digitised material for Lanclot Applegarth, of Darlington, County Durham. Will; inventory - DPRI/1/1645/A2 DPRI/1/1645/B2
George Barrow, yeoman, of Thornegrafton (Thorngrafton) of the parish of Haltwistle (Haltwisle) and county of Northumberland [Haltwhistle, Northumberland]; also spelt Barroe
DPRI/1/1645/B2/1: 23 February 1645 - Will With (undated) list of debts owed to (£26 3s) and owed by (£3) testator; dated in the New Style
DPRI/1/1645/B2/2: 23 February 1645 - Inventory, actual total £56 4s (with account of debts and funeral charges of £6) Dated 18 March 1645 at head and 19 June 1645 in margin
Bond: DPRI/3/1645/B56
Digitised material for George Barrow, yeoman, of Haltwhistle, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1645/B2 DPRI/1/1645/B6
John Brass, weaver, soldier, of towne and parish of Ayckliffe (Ayckcliffe, Aickcliffe) and county of Durham [Aycliffe, County Durham]; also spelt Brasse
DPRI/1/1645/B6/1: 2 July 1644 - Nuncupative will With certificate of oath, 21 May 1644
DPRI/1/1645/B6/2: 2 July 1644 - Inventory, actual total £13 6s 8d (with account of debts and funeral charges of £6 6s 8d) Inventory includes his apparel 'being a souldier'
Bond: DPRI/3/1645/B40
Digitised material for John Brass, weaver, soldier, of Aycliffe, County Durham - DPRI/1/1645/B6 DPRI/1/1645/C6
Edward Cosyn, baker, beer-brewer, of town of Newcastle upon Tine [Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]; also spelt Coosin, Coosyn
DPRI/1/1645/C6/1: 25 March 1645 - Will
DPRI/1/1645/C6/2: 25 March 1645 - Inventory, actual total £34 17s 10d
Digitised material for Edward Cosyn, baker, beer-brewer, of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland. Will; inventory - DPRI/1/1645/C6 DPRI/1/1645/C8
Roger Cowling, of parishe of Sedgfeild (Sedgefield) [Sedgefield, County Durham]; also spelt Cowlyn
DPRI/1/1645/C8/9-10: undated - Account of receipts, actual total £206 4s 5d (charge) Account of the charge for Ann Cowling, dated 1643 at head but with receipts dated 1633, Apr-June [1643] and 1644
DPRI/1/1645/C8/5-8: undated - Account of disbursements, actual total £123 4s 4d (discharge) Disbursements are dated [March] 1643-Apr 1645
DPRI/1/1645/C8/3-4: undated - Account of billeting, actual total £20 16s 6d (discharge) Entries dated, January 1644-Apr 1645
DPRI/1/1645/C8/1-2: undated - Account of John Kirton clerk, tutor and guardian of Anne Cowlyn, daughter and executrix
Digitised material for Roger Cowling, of Sedgefield, County Durham - DPRI/1/1645/C8 DPRI/1/1645/C9
Margaret Croft, alias Brian, widow, of Newcastle upon Tine [Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]; also spelt Margarett, Bryan
DPRI/1/1645/C9/1: 27 May 1645 - Will
DPRI/1/1645/C9/2: 27 May 1645 - Indented inventory, actual total £35 13s
Digitised material for Margaret Croft, alias Brian, widow, of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1645/C9 DPRI/1/1645/D2
Thomas Dawson, fuller, dyer, of towne and countie of Newcastle upon Tyne in the parrish of Saint Andrews [Newcastle upon Tyne St Andrew, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1645/D2/1: 18 July 1645 - Will
DPRI/1/1645/D2/2: 18 July 1645 - Inventory, actual total £54 9s 2d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £4) published totals do not accord with the figures given (i.e. £53 10s 4d, with debts etc. of £4)
Bond: DPRI/3/1645/B136
Digitised material for Thomas Dawson, fuller, dyer, of Newcastle upon Tyne St Andrew, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1645/D2 DPRI/1/1645/E1
Thomas Emmerson, yeoman, of Ayreseyburne (Arsayburne in Wardaile, Ayresay Burne) in the parish of Stanhopp in Weredaile and countie of Durham [Stanhope, County Durham]; also spelt Emerson
DPRI/1/1645/E1/1: 25 March 1643 - Nuncupative will
DPRI/1/1645/E1/2: 25 March 1643 - Inventory, actual total £31 6s (with account of debts and funeral charges of £9 15s 5d)
Digitised material for Thomas Emmerson, yeoman, of Stanhope, County Durham - DPRI/1/1645/E1 DPRI/1/1645/G5
Rowland Gromwell, yeoman, of Callice Parke in the parish of Alnwick and countye of Northumberland [Alnwick, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1645/G5/1-2: 19 January 1645 - Will
DPRI/1/1645/G5/5-6: 19 January 1645 - List of debts owed to testator, actual total £85 9s 1d List of debts owed to the testator declared at the time of the making of the will
DPRI/1/1645/G5/3-4: 19 January 1645 - Inventory, actual total £291 0s 3d (with account of debts of £80 3s)
Bond: DPRI/3/1645/B45
Digitised material for Rowland Gromwell, yeoman, of Alnwick, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1645/G5 DPRI/1/1645/H1
Elsabeth Haddock, single woman, of parish of Saint Johns (Johnes) in the townn and countie of Newcastell upon Tynn [Newcastle upon Tyne St John, Northumberland]; also spelt Haddocke
DPRI/1/1645/H1/1-2: 1 September 1645 - Will
DPRI/1/1645/H1/4: 1 September 1645 - Interrogatories Interrogatories of Ann Chaytor, daughter of Roger Haddock, [cousin], to the witnesses to the will
DPRI/1/1645/H1/3: 1 September 1645 - Inventory, actual total £10 4s 6d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £4 8s)
Digitised material for Elsabeth Haddock, single woman, of Newcastle upon Tyne St John, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1645/H1 DPRI/1/1645/H6
John Houcheson, husband of Alice Houcheson, tanner, of North Balife in the settey of Dourham (Durham) [Durham, County Durham]; also spelt Huchinson, Hutcheson
DPRI/1/1645/H6/1: 30 June 1645 - Will
DPRI/1/1645/H6/2: 30 June 1645 - Inventory, actual total £53 9s 8d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £8 10s) Inventory of the goods etc. of John Huchinson and his wife Alice Huchinson
Digitised material for John Houcheson, husband of Alice Houcheson, tanner, of Durham, County Durham - DPRI/1/1645/H6 DPRI/1/1645/H8
Elizabeth Hunt, wife of Richard Hunt, D.D. and Dean of Durham, widow, of city of Durham [Durham, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1645/H8/1-2: 16 May 1645 - Copy will With certificate of oath, 5 August 1645; copy certified, 1 August 1650
DPRI/1/1645/H8/4: 16 May 1645 - Copy inventory, actual total £615 Endorsed: exhibited, 1645
DPRI/1/1645/H8/3 - Wrapper
Bond: DPRI/3/1645/B122
Digitised material for Elizabeth Hunt, wife of Richard Hunt, D.D. and Dean of Durham, widow, of Durham, County Durham - DPRI/1/1645/H8 DPRI/1/1645/K1
Robert Kayrne, yeoman, Newton in the Moore in the county of Northumberland, Gateshead [Shilbottle, Northumberland; Gateshead, County Durham]; also spelt Kayrnes
Kayrne requests his burial at Gateshead, 'being visited by the visitacion of the handy worke of god' [?plague]
DPRI/1/1645/K1/1-2: 3 August 1645 - Will With contemporaneous list of debts owed to testator of £18 12s 4d
Bond: DPRI/3/1645/B113
Digitised material for Robert Kayrne, yeoman, of Shilbottle, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1645/K1 DPRI/1/1645/N2
Jaine Newby, spinster, of Underhurth of the parish of Midleton (Midletonn) in Teasdall [Middleton in Teesdale, County Durham]
The inventory includes goods etc. of Newby's unnamed mother.
DPRI/1/1645/N2/1-2: 22 April 1645 - Nuncupative will Newby died of the plague
DPRI/1/1645/N2/3: 22 April 1645 - Inventory Inventory of goods etc. 'what she and her mother formerlie jointly had togeather' as well as specialties in her own name; unvalued. Newby's mother was possibly Grace Nuby of Eggleston in Middleton in
Teesdale, see - DPRI/1/1645/N1/3
Bond: DPRI/3/1645/B30
Digitised material for Jaine Newby, spinster, of Middleton in Teesdale, County Durham - DPRI/1/1645/N2 DPRI/1/1645/N3
John Nixon, the elder, labourer, of Whickham in the countie of Durham [Whickham, County Durham]; also spelt Johne, Nixone
DPRI/1/1645/N3/1: November 1644 - Nuncupative will
DPRI/1/1645/N3/2: November 1644 - Inventory, actual total £22 0s 5d
Bond: DPRI/3/1645/B63
Digitised material for John Nixon, the elder, labourer, of Whickham, County Durham - DPRI/1/1645/N3 DPRI/1/1645/N1
Grace Nuby, wife of Richard Nuby, widow, of Egellston (Egleston) [Eggleston, County Durham]; also spelt Newby
DPRI/1/1645/N1/1-2: 31 August 1644 - Will
DPRI/1/1645/N1/3: 31 August 1644 - Inventory, actual total £66 10s (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £7 13s) Nuby was possibly the mother of Jaine Newby, see - DPRI/1/1645/N2/3
Bond: DPRI/3/1645/B95
Digitised material for Grace Nuby, wife of Richard Nuby, widow, of Eggleston, County Durham - DPRI/1/1645/N1 DPRI/1/1645/P4
Jane Pearson, widow, citty of Durham, Shinkley [Durham St Nicholas, County Durham]
Pearson requests her burial at Durham St Nicholas
DPRI/1/1645/P4/1: 27 January 1644 - Will Dated 5 October 1644 at foot, and subscribed with memorandum of publication, 27 January 1645
DPRI/1/1645/P4/2-3: 27 January 1644 - Inventory, actual total £267 10s 8d Inventory of goods etc. at Shincliffe and at three houses in Durham (Saddler Street, Market Place, and one other)
Bond: DPRI/3/1645/B116
Digitised material for Jane Pearson, widow, of Durham St Nicholas, County Durham - DPRI/1/1645/P4 DPRI/1/1645/R1
Lawrence Rayne, yeoman, of chapelry of Barnard Castle [Barnard Castle, County Durham]; also spelt Lawrance, Raine
DPRI/1/1645/R1/1-4: 15 February 1644 - Copy will With memorandum relating that the original will was delivered to the executors at probate
DPRI/1/1645/R1/5: 15 February 1644 - Inventory, actual total £434 15s 5d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £56 16s) Inventory of household and shop goods etc.
Digitised material for Lawrence Rayne, yeoman, of Barnard Castle, County Durham - DPRI/1/1645/R1 DPRI/1/1645/R5
Margrett Richardson, widow, of Archdeacon Newton [Darlington, County Durham]; also spelt Margerit
DPRI/1/1645/R5/1: 7 October 1644 - Will
DPRI/1/1645/R5/2-3: 7 October 1644 - Inventory, actual total £110 13s 4d (with account of debts of £113 1s) Endorsed with questions regarding recovery of a lease (see DPRI/1/1645/R5/4)
DPRI/1/1645/R5/4: 7 October 1644 - Supplementary inventory, actual total £320 Supplementary inventory of the lease for 3 lives ('the youngest wheare of being now dead') of Archdeacon Newton farm
Bond: DPRI/3/1645/B31
Digitised material for Margrett Richardson, widow, of Darlington, County Durham - DPRI/1/1645/R5 DPRI/1/1645/R6
Thomas Robieson, yeoman, of Tranwell in the county of Northumberland and parish of Morpeth [Morpeth, Northumberland]; also spelt Robinson
DPRI/1/1645/R6/1-2: 19 August 1645 - Copy will With list of debts owed to testator of £1 10s
DPRI/1/1645/R6/3: 19 August 1645 - Nuncupative codicil Nuncupative codicil, not inscribed in the will 'by reason of the omission of the clerk'
DPRI/1/1645/R6/4-5: 19 August 1645 - Inventory, actual total £82 18s 8d (and more, and with account of debts and funeral expenses of £48 8s 4d)
Bond: DPRI/3/1645/B143
Digitised material for Thomas Robieson, yeoman, of Morpeth, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1645/R6 DPRI/1/1645/S2
William Sigsworth, yeoman, of towne and parish of Cokfield (Cockfield, Cockfeild) [Cockfield, County Durham]; also spelt Sidgworth, Sedgwicke, Sedgwik
DPRI/1/1645/S2/1-3: 30 June 1645 - Will
DPRI/1/1645/S2/4: 30 June 1645 - Inventory, actual total £292 0s 4d
Digitised material for William Sigsworth, yeoman, of Cockfield, County Durham - DPRI/1/1645/S2 DPRI/1/1645/S4
William Southgate, gentleman, of Longbenton in the parish of Benton (Long Benton) in the countie of Northumberland [Longbenton, Northumberland]; also spelt Southgaite
DPRI/1/1645/S4/1: 26 October 1644 - Copy will With memorandum relating that the original will was delivered at probate to Margett Southgate, widow and co-executor
DPRI/1/1645/S4/2: 26 October 1644 - Inventory, actual total £11 4s 10d
Bond: DPRI/3/1645/B28
Digitised material for William Southgate, gentleman, of Longbenton, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1645/S4 DPRI/1/1645/S7 30 June 1646
Sir Thomas Swinborne, knight, Blanchland in the county of Northumberland, city of Durham [Blanchland, Northumberland; Durham, County Durham]; also spelt Swinburn. Died 30 April 1645
See DPRI/4/16 pages 3-6 (?May-Sep 1645) and DPRI/4/17 page 18 (June 1646): probate in solemn form granted to Lady Elizabeth Forster (Foster), 30 June 1646
DPRI/1/1645/S7/1-2: 28 April 1645 - Nuncupative will
DPRI/1/1645/S7/6: 28 April 1645 - Allegation of Lady Elizabeth Forster widow introducing the nuncupative will
DPRI/1/1645/S7/3: 28 April 1645 - Allegation of Ellenor Wallace
DPRI/1/1645/S7/4: 28 April 1645 - Interrogatories Interrogatories of Ellenor Wallace (Wallas) widow, sister, to the witnesses of the nuncupative will on the part of Lady Elizabeth Forster
DPRI/1/1645/S7/5: 28 April 1645 - Final sentence Final sentence granting probate to Lady Elizabeth Foster (Forster), sole executrix and universal legatrix
Digitised material for Sir Thomas Swinborne, knight, of Blanchland, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1645/S7 DPRI/1/1645/W2
Izabell Wall, wife of John Wall of Elvet, butcher, widow, of Elvit (Elvett) nigh thee cittie of Durham [Durham, County Durham]; also spelt Isabell
DPRI/1/1645/W2/1: 6 July 1645 - Will
DPRI/1/1645/W2/2-3: 6 July 1645 - Inventory, actual total £63 19s 1d
Digitised material for Izabell Wall, widow of John Wall, butcher, of Durham, County Durham. Will; inventory - DPRI/1/1645/W2 DPRI/1/1645/W4
Nathaniell Warde, vicar of Staindrop, clerk, of Stainthrop in the county of Durham [Staindrop, County Durham]; also spelt Nathaniel, Ward
DPRI/1/1645/W4/1-2: 14 October 1644 - Will Endorsed (?erroneously) by probate office: nuncupative will
DPRI/1/1645/W4/3-4: 14 October 1644 - Inventory, actual total £101 3s 10d (with account of debts of £22)
Bond: DPRI/3/1645/B26
Digitised material for Nathaniell Warde, vicar of Staindrop, County Durham - DPRI/1/1645/W4 DPRI/1/1645/W7
George West, master and mariner, of towne and countie of Newcastle uppon Tyne in the parrish of All Saints [Newcastle upon Tyne All Saints, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1645/W7/1-2: 1 September 1645 - Inventory Exhibited, 15 September 1645. Inventory includes West's wife's apparel.
DPRI/1/1645/W7/3: 1 September 1645 - Inventory of debts owed to and by the testator, actual total £10 (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £29 14s 2d) Funeral expenses are for both West and his wife
Bond: DPRI/3/1645/B94
Digitised material for George West, master and mariner, of Newcastle upon Tyne All Saints, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1645/W7 DPRI/1/1645/W9
Richarde Whitfeild, the elder, alderman of Durham, draper, alderman, of Elvett, cittie of Durham [Durham, County Durham]; also spelt Richard, Whitfeilde
DPRI/1/1645/W9/1: 30 April 1642 - Will
DPRI/1/1645/W9/2: 30 April 1642 - Tenor of the codicil Codicil made 'about two dayes before the death of' the testator
DPRI/1/1645/W9/3-5: 30 April 1642 - Indented inventory, actual total £48 6s 10d Inventory of household and shop goods etc. [?incomplete]
Digitised material for Richarde Whitfeild, the elder, alderman of Durham, draper, of Durham, County Durham. Will; indented inventory - DPRI/1/1645/W9
Wills etc proved 1646Reference: DPRI/1/1646DPRI/1/1646/B5
Tobias Blakiston, gentleman, esquire, of Newton neere Durham in the countie palatine of Durham [Newton Hall, County Durham]; also spelt Tobie, Blaickeston, Blaickston, Blackeston
DPRI/1/1646/B5/1-2: 24 April 1642 - Will with codicil, 1 June 1646 Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 291-293
DPRI/1/1646/B5/3: 24 April 1642 - Notarial certificate of grant of administration Administration granted at the Prerogative Court (London) to John Blaickeston of Newcastle esquire Mp, brother, for the use of Tobye and Dorothie Blaickeston,
children, and of the (unnamed) children of Thomas Blaikeston, son; the deceased's son and executor Thomas Blaickeston having died, and a £500 bond having been entered
Digitised material for Tobias Blakiston, gentleman, esquire of Newton Hall, County Durham - DPRI/1/1646/B5 DPRI/1/1646/C5 11 March 1647
Richard Corneforth, of Framwelgate, chapelry of St Margaret [Durham St Margaret, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1646/C5/1: 29 December 1642 - Inventory Administration granted to Elizabeth Corneforth, relict, also for the use of Thomas, Elizabeth, Francis and Margaret Corneforth, children, 11 March 1647
Digitised material for Richard Corneforth of Durham St Margaret, County Durham - DPRI/1/1646/C5 DPRI/1/1646/C7
James Craw, of the Wodeend (Woodend, Wood End) []; also spelt Crawe, Caw
parish unknown
DPRI/1/1646/C7/1-2: 27 June 1644 - Will Administration granted to Ralph Fenwicke of Great Bavington gentleman, the uncle and tutor of the deceased's daughter Isabell Craw, 28 July 1646
DPRI/1/1646/C7/3: 27 June 1644 - Inventory, actual total £94 18s 8d
Digitised material for James Craw of - DPRI/1/1646/C7 DPRI/1/1646/D3
Edward Dixon, yeoman, of Lightbirks within the chaplerye of Haydon and countye of Northumberland [Warden, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1646/D3/1: 15 August 1645 - Will probate granted to Anne Hudspeth, former relict and sole executrix
DPRI/1/1646/D3/2: 15 August 1645 - Inventory, actual total £22 15s 8d (with account of debts of £3 13s 6d)
Digitised material for Edward Dixon, yeoman of Warden, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1646/D3 DPRI/1/1646/F3
Dorythy Fetherstonhalgh, daughter of Ralph Fetherstonhalgh of Stanhope Hall esquire, spinster, of Stanhope Hall in the parish of Stanhope [Stanhope, County Durham]; also spelt Dorothy
DPRI/1/1646/F3/1-2: 11 November 1646 - Will
DPRI/1/1646/F3/3: 11 November 1646 - Inventory, actual total £95 5s 8d Actual total does not include unvalued goods etc. in the hands of Christopher Lodge of Wolsingham and Mr Kennett at Hunwick
Digitised material for Dorythy Fetherstonhalgh, spinster of Stanhope, County Durham - DPRI/1/1646/F3 DPRI/1/1646/H2
George Head, overman, of parish of Gateshead (Gaitsid) in the countie of Durham [Gateshead, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1646/H2/1: 22 March 1644 - Nuncupative will
DPRI/1/1646/H2/2: 22 March 1644 - Inventory, actual total £37 7s 2d
DPRI/1/1646/H2/3: 22 March 1644 - Inventory, actual total £146 6s 1d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £92 9s) List of monies owing to George Head 'and his workmen', with outgoings to be deducted
Digitised material for George Head, overman of Gateshead, County Durham - DPRI/1/1646/H2 DPRI/1/1646/H5
Raiphe Hodgson, of Evenwood, chapelry of St Hellen [Evenwood, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1646/H5/1: 18 August 1646 - Inventory Administration granted to Jane Hodgson, widow, and also the tuition of John, Thomas, Jane, Ann and Henry Hodgson, children
Digitised material for Raiphe Hodgson of Evenwood, County Durham - DPRI/1/1646/H5 DPRI/1/1646/H9
Nicholas Hull, yeoman, of Wingate (Wyngate, Wingat) in the parish of Kelloe in the countie of Durham [Wingate, County Durham]; also spelt Nycholas, Nickoles
DPRI/1/1646/H9/1: 14 May 1640 - Draft
DPRI/1/1646/H9/2-3: 14 May 1640 - Nuncupative will
DPRI/1/1646/H9/4-5: 14 May 1640 - Inventory, actual total £227 5s 8d
DPRI/1/1646/H9/6: 14 May 1640 - Inventory of debts owed to and by the testator, actual total £4 6s (with account of debts of £62 4s)
Digitised material for Nicholas Hull, yeoman of Wingate, County Durham - DPRI/1/1646/H9 DPRI/1/1646/I1
John Inglebye, senior, yeoman, of Clapurth (Claipurth) within the cittye of Durham [Durham, County Durham]; also spelt Inglebie, Ingelbie
DPRI/1/1646/I1/1-2: 21 February 1645 - Will
DPRI/1/1646/I1/4-5: 21 February 1645 - Inventory of debts owed to testator, actual total £53 6s 8d
DPRI/1/1646/I1/3: 21 February 1645 - Inventory, actual total £748 12s 4d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £436) Actual total includes those £53 6s 8d debts itemised in the earlier inventory (DPRI/1/1646/I1/4-5)
Digitised material for John Inglebye, senior, yeoman of Durham, County Durham - DPRI/1/1646/I1 DPRI/1/1646/L3
William Liveley, yeoman, of Barnard Castle in the county of Durham [Barnard Castle, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1646/L3/1-2: 9 June 1645 - Copy will Subscribed with memorandum relating that the original will was delivered the same day as probate to the executor as evidence of title
DPRI/1/1646/L3/3: 9 June 1645 - Copy will
DPRI/1/1646/L3/4: 9 June 1645 - Inventory, actual total £30 15s 10d
Digitised material for William Liveley, yeoman of Barnard Castle, County Durham - DPRI/1/1646/L3 DPRI/1/1646/N2
Thomas Nicholson, of chapelry of Hartynpoole (Hartinpoole) [Hartlepool, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1646/N2/1-8: 4 February 1646 - Inventory
DPRI/1/1646/N2/10-11: 4 February 1646 - Account, actual total £286 10s 1d (with discharge of £294 7s 8d) Account of Alice Nicholson, relict
DPRI/1/1646/N2/9: 4 February 1646 - Additional inventory, actual total £22 13s 4d
Digitised material for Thomas Nicholson of Hartlepool, County Durham - DPRI/1/1646/N2 DPRI/1/1646/P3
John Parnabie, yeoman, of Heighington in the countie of Durham [Heighington, County Durham]; also spelt Parnaby
DPRI/1/1646/P3/1-2: 17 November 1644 - Will probate granted to Jane Newton, fomer relict and co-executor, reserving right of John Parnabie, son and co-executor
DPRI/1/1646/P3/3-4: 17 November 1644 - Inventory, actual total £249 3s 8d (with account of debts of £61)
Digitised material for John Parnabie, yeoman of Heighington, County Durham - DPRI/1/1646/P3 DPRI/1/1646/P4
Robert Peacock, brother of John Peacocke of Durham City, skinner, of cittie of Durham [Durham, County Durham]; also spelt Peacocke
Peacock died at Walshford, Hunsingore parish, Yorkshire. Robert Peacock's probate records will be found filed with the records of his brother John Peacock. see - DPRI/1/1646/P4/1 - DPRI/1/1646/P4/2 - DPRI/1/1646/P4/3-6
DPRI/1/1646/P4/7-10: undated - Account of Mary Jopling (Joplyn), former relict and administratrix of John Peacock, brother and administrator of Robert Peacock and also the tutor of his children, Robert Peacock's wife Meriell having
renounced. The account's charge includes, among other listed charges, an inventory exhibited at Durham Consistory Court (£250 3s 1d) and another exhibited in the Peculiar Court of [Great] Ribston, [Hunsingore], Yorkshire (£187 19s 11d) where letters
of administration were also granted. Endorsed: letters testimonial issued, 21 July 1649.
Digitised material for Robert and John Peacock, skinners of Durham, County Durham - DPRI/1/1646/P4 DPRI/1/1646/P4
John Peacocke, brother of Robert Peacock of Durham City, skinner, of city of Durham and in the county of Durham [Durham, County Durham]; also spelt Peacoke
The probate records relating to the testator's brother Robert Peacock will also be found filed with the probate records of John Peacocke, his brother: see - DPRI/1/1646/P4/7-10
DPRI/1/1646/P4/1: 29 April 1646 - Nuncupative will
DPRI/1/1646/P4/2: 29 April 1646 - Nuncupative will
DPRI/1/1646/P4/3-6: 29 April 1646 - Inventory, actual total £358 5s (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £82 15s 8d
DPRI/1/1646/S1
John Saltonstall, alderman [of Berwick-upon-Tweed], alderman, of Barwick (Berwicke) upon Tweed [Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland]; also spelt Salltonstall
DPRI/1/1646/S1/1-2: 20 April 1646 - Copy will
DPRI/1/1646/S1/3-4: 20 April 1646 - Inventory, actual total £1,468 10s 6d (and more) Exhibited, 31 August 1646; further debts owed to the testator added to the inventory by the executrix [and included in actual total], 3 August 1649
Digitised material for John Saltonstall, alderman of Berwick-upon-Tweed - DPRI/1/1646/S1 DPRI/1/1646/S2
Georg Selby, gentleman, of Lowlin within the county pallantine of Durham [Kyloe, Northumberland]; also spelt George, Selbye
Buried, 21 October 1646. See Raine's The History and Antiquities of North Durham, p205.
DPRI/1/1646/S2/1: 13 September 1646 - Will
DPRI/1/1646/S2/2-3 - Wrapper Endorsed: proved by the witnesses, but not extracted [?issued] under seal
Digitised material for Georg Selby, gentleman of Kyloe, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1646/S2 DPRI/1/1646/S5
Samuell Smathwhite, gentleman, Munckwarmoth (Wermouth) Hall in the countie of Durham, parish of Houghton in the Springe [Monkwearmouth, County Durham]; also spelt Smaithwaite, Smaithwayte
DPRI/1/1646/S5/1-2: 23 December 1646 - Inventory
DPRI/1/1646/S5/3-4: 23 December 1646 - Account, actual total £71 11s (with discharge of £96 8s) Account of Mary Smaithwaite, relict
Digitised material for Samuell Smathwhite, gentleman, of Monkwearmouth, County Durham - DPRI/1/1646/S5 DPRI/1/1646/S8
Richard Soarby, yeoman, of Alwain (Alwame, Alnewham) [?Alwent] in the county pallatine of Durham [Winston, County Durham]; also spelt Sowerby, Sowerbye
Soarby requests his burial at Winston.
DPRI/1/1646/S8/1-2: 28 December 1644 - Will
DPRI/1/1646/S8/3: 28 December 1644 - Inventory, actual total £32 11s 6d
Digitised material for Richard Soarby, yeoman of ?Alwent - DPRI/1/1646/S8 DPRI/1/1646/T5
Robert Thompson, husband of Jane Thompson, of Rivehop in the parish of Bishop Weremouth [Bishopwearmouth, County Durham]
The account appears to be for (1) the estate of Robert and Jane Thompson, including provision of tuition etc. for four children; (2) and also includes discharges relating to the tuition and portions of two or three children of a William Thompson
of Rivehop, perhaps the brother of Robert Thompson for whom Robert may have been the administrator.
DPRI/1/1646/T5/1-2: undated - Account, actual total £906 16s 2d (with discharge of £593 9s 2d) Account of William Skurfeild (Scurfeild) of the goods etc. of both Robert Thompson and his wife Jane Thompson; includes £335 10s 4d depredated by
Scottish and royalist armies
DPRI/1/1646/T5/3: undated - Schedule of desperate debts, actual total £50 0s 11d Schedule of desperate debts contemporaneous with the account (DPRI/1/1646/T5/1-2), but not included in the charge
Digitised material for Robert Thompson, husband of Jane Thompson of Bishopwearmouth, County Durham - DPRI/1/1646/T5 DPRI/1/1646/T9
Thomas Trollopp, gentleman, of cittie of Durham [Durham, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1646/T9/1-2: 9 July 1644 - Will Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 304-305
Digitised material for Thomas Trollopp, gentleman of Durham, County Durham - DPRI/1/1646/T9
Wills etc proved 1647Reference: DPRI/1/1647DPRI/1/1647/A1
Thomas Adamson, of Howling Carr (Car), Hurworth, within the parish of Kelloe [Kelloe, County Durham]; also spelt Addamson. Died 8 June 1647
Howling Carr is probably Holling Carr near Kelloe; Hurworth is a burn 1km to the East.
DPRI/1/1647/A1/1-2: 7 June 1647 - Nuncupative will
DPRI/1/1647/A1/3: 7 June 1647 - Inventory, actual total £52 8s 4d (with account of legacies of £25 5s)
Digitised material for Thomas Adamson of Kelloe, County Durham - DPRI/1/1647/A1 DPRI/1/1647/A5
Edward Archer, merchant, of towne and countie of Newcastle upon Tine [Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]
The will of Archer's wife carries the same 1659 subscription (see DPRI/1/1648/A3)
DPRI/1/1647/A5/1-2: 21 April 1647 - Copy will Subscribed with 1 April 1659 memorandum relating that the original will was transmitted [to London] by special order from the Prerogative Court, 'the Bishop's power being alledged was taken away in
Anno 1646'
DPRI/1/1647/A5/3-8: 21 April 1647 - Indented inventory, actual total £1,437 1s Inventory includes £495 worth of goods 'lately imported now aboard the shipp the Barbara of Newcastle'
Digitised material for Edward Archer, merchant of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1647/A5 DPRI/1/1647/B2
William Barrow, yeoman, of Henshawe (Henshaw) of the parish of Haltewistle (Haltwestle) and county of Northumberland [Haltwhistle, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1647/B2/1: 15 March 1645 - Will with inventory, 15 March 1647, actual total £36 14s (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £24 10s) The inventory is a part of the will, and also signed by the testator; subscribed with 3 June 1647
memorandum of Humphrey Dacre, vicar of Haltwhistle, certifying validity
DPRI/1/1647/B2/2 - Wrapper
Digitised material for William Barrow, yeoman of Haltwhistle, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1647/B2 DPRI/1/1647/B8
Mungo Bawmer, of Great (Greate) Ryle, parish of Whittingham [Whittingham, Northumberland]; also spelt Balmer. Died 1643
Deceased after 19 November 1643
DPRI/1/1647/B8/1-2: 22 October 1643 - [copy] will
DPRI/1/1647/B8/5-7: 22 October 1643 - List of (non-contractual) debts owed to testator, actual total £170 8s Actual total uncertain
DPRI/1/1647/B8/3-4: 22 October 1643 - List of (contractual) debts owed to testator, actual total £681
DPRI/1/1647/B8/8: 22 October 1643 - Citation quorum nomina Multiple citation from Ezekiel Cuthberte, deputy register at Durham (and counter-signed by Thomas Gray) to William Cole, vicar of Wooler and Fenton, giving notice of a court day at
Chillingham parish church 27 April 1640. Subscribed with the names of 5 deceased persons: Robert Keene, Henry Wilkinson (rash administration), James Mill, Anne Blaires, Thomas Garland. Endorsed: executed by Cole at Wooler, 19 April 1640 (2nd Sunday
after Easter).
Digitised material for Mungo Bawmer of Whittingham, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1647/B8 DPRI/1/1647/B5
John Blaixton, gentleman, of Gibside (Gibsyde) in the county pallatyne of Durham (Duresme) [Whickham, County Durham]; also spelt Blaikston, Blakeston, [Blakiston]
DPRI/1/1647/B5/1: 7 October 1645 - Will Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 307-308
DPRI/1/1647/B5/2-3: 7 October 1645 - Inventory, actual total £97 18s Exhibited 7 September 1647 by Margaret Pearson widow, former relict and executrix
Digitised material for John Blaixton, gentleman of Whickham, County Durham - DPRI/1/1647/B5 DPRI/1/1647/B7
Sir George Bowes, knight, of Bradley Hall in the county of Durham [Wolsingham, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1647/B7/1: 10 November 1643 - Inventory, actual total £91 12s 6d (less £43 itemised goods plundered in acts of war) The second inventory must date from after the 19 January 1644 Scottish invasion under the Earl of Leven, and probably
before Lord Newcastle's army's defeat at Selby on 11 April 1644
Digitised material for Sir George Bowes, knight of Wolsingham, County Durham - DPRI/1/1647/B7 DPRI/1/1647/B10
Peter Bradforth, gentleman, of Newhame (Newham) [Bamburgh, Northumberland]; also spelt Bradfoorth
DPRI/1/1647/B10/1-2: 28 April 1647 - Will Endorsed: issued under seal, 10 September 1647 Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968),
p 314-315
DPRI/1/1647/B10/3: 28 April 1647 - Inventory, actual total £230 17s 8d Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 315
Digitised material for Peter Bradforth, gentleman of Bamburgh, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1647/B10 DPRI/1/1647/B11 13 May 1637
Jerrard Browne, of parish of Newburne [Newburn, Northumberland]
See Probate Act Book DPRI/4/14: f.258, cause promoted through the office by Mark Errington to prove the will against all next of kin, and in the process of which Michael Chicken compels Errington to exhibit an inventory (24 April 1637); f.264,
administration and tuition of Blanch Browne, daughter, granted to Mark Errington, and an inventory is exhibited (13 May 1637). See also DPRI/4/16: f.55, cause to render an account promoted by Blanch Browne against Mark Errington, in which a citation
is issued why the administration bond of Errington should not be put in suit in the King's Court (3 July 1647); f.65, in the same cause, the legal term is lapsed; cause is closed (31 July 1647). A copy of the administration bond (13 May [?1637]),
and a bond of Chicken's to redeliver the same (... May 1649) survive, but are barely legible; a memorandum subscribed to the copy administration bond (DPRI/3/1637/B70) refers to litigation concerning the bond, 25 May 1649.
DPRI/1/1647/B11/1-2: undated - Account of Marke Errington of West Denton gentleman, administrator and also the tutor of Blanch Browne, daughter
Digitised material for Jerrard Browne of Newburn, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1647/B11 DPRI/1/1647/B14
Robert Burtton, gentleman, cittie of Durham in the countie of Durham, Sherborne (Shereburne) [Durham, County Durham; Sherburn, County Durham]; also spelt Rabart, Burton
DPRI/1/1647/B14/1: 15 March 1645 - Will [Jane Burton,] executrix having been sworn etc. granted execution
DPRI/1/1647/B14/2: 15 March 1645 - Inventory, actual total £34 10s
Digitised material for Robert Burtton, gentleman of Durham, County Durham - DPRI/1/1647/B14 DPRI/1/1647/B16
Raphe Butler, the elder, gentleman, of Oldacer (Oldacres, Olde Acres, Ould Acrees), parish of Sedgfeild in the countie of Durham [Sedgefield, County Durham]; also spelt Rai
Court documents relate to a cause concerning the validity of the codicil: William Butler, nephew and co-executor v Florence Butler wisow, sister and co-executor
DPRI/1/1647/B16/1-2: 22 January 1647 - Will
DPRI/1/1647/B16/3: 22 January 1647 - Nuncupative codicil Dated between January and early March 1647
DPRI/1/1647/B16/6: 22 January 1647 - Allegation of William Butler, nephew and heir, introducing the nuncupative codicil
DPRI/1/1647/B16/7-8: 22 January 1647 - Allegation of Florence Butler widow
DPRI/1/1647/B16/4: 22 January 1647 - Interrogatories Interrogatories of Florence Butler to the witnesses to the nuncupative codicil on the part of William Butler
DPRI/1/1647/B16/5: 22 January 1647 - Interrogatories Interrogatories of William Butler to the witnesses produced on the part of Florence Butler relating to the nuncupative codicil
Digitised material for Raphe Butler, the elder, gentleman of Sedgefield, County Durham - DPRI/1/1647/B16 DPRI/1/1647/C1
Roger Carleton, of Wolsingham [Wolsingham, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1647/C1/1: 4 June 1647 - Copy will with grant of probate, 17 September 1647 with receipt for the original will, 26 April 1652 probate granted at Durham to Isabell Carleton, relict and co-executor; endorsed with receipt of Christopher
Mickleton (pro Isabell Carleton) for the original will which was required to be proved in Chancery
Digitised material for Roger Carleton of Wolsingham, County Durham - DPRI/1/1647/C1 DPRI/1/1647/C6
John Clints, yeoman, of Berryhill in the parish of Ford (Fourd) in the county of Northumberland [Ford, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1647/C6/1: July 1647 - Tenor of the will The original will was alleged by Clints' relict to have been stolen
DPRI/1/1647/C6/2: July 1647 - Allegation of Jane Clints, relict, introducing the tenor of the will (stolen); dated between September and December 1647
Digitised material for John Clints, yeoman of Ford, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1647/C6 DPRI/1/1647/C8
Raiph Collingwood, gentleman, of Dich Burne (Ditchburne) within the county of Northumberland [Eglingham, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1647/C8/1-2: 31 March 1647 - Copy will Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 308
DPRI/1/1647/C8/3: 31 March 1647 - Receipt for the original will
Digitised material for Raiph Collingwood, gentleman of Eglingham, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1647/C8 DPRI/1/1647/C9
Reynold Corbutt, yeoman, of Allerwash within the chaplerye of Newbrough and countie of Northumberland [Newbrough, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1647/C9/1: 12 January 1645 - Will
DPRI/1/1647/C9/2: 12 January 1645 - Inventory, actual total £30 19s 4d (with account of debts of £10 18s) Endorsed with 11 March 1649 letter from C Wikesheide to Captain Foultonn relating to probate
Digitised material for Reynold Corbutt, yeoman of Newbrough, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1647/C9 DPRI/1/1647/D1 27 July 1647
Robert Dawson, yeoman, of Newbiggin within the county of Northumberland, parish of Bothall [Newbiggin-by-the-Sea, Northumberland; Bothal, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1647/D1/1: 3 December 1642 - Will With list of debts owed by (£23 10s 2d) and to (£5 6s 8d) the testator. Proved at Bothal church by Christopher Patterson, 27 July [1647]
DPRI/1/1647/D1/2: 3 December 1642 - Inventory, actual total £82 6s 8d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £8 9s)
Digitised material for Robert Dawson, yeoman of Newbiggin-by-the-Sea, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1647/D1 DPRI/1/1647/D2
Jayne Dentt, widow, of Shadforth (Shaudforth, Shawdforth) in the countie of Durham, parish of Pittington [Shadforth, County Durham]; also spelt Jane, Dent, Jann
DPRI/1/1647/D2/1-2: 1646 - Will
DPRI/1/1647/D2/3: 1646 - Inventory, actual total £148 8s 8d
Digitised material for Jayne Dentt, widow of Shadforth, County Durham - DPRI/1/1647/D2 DPRI/1/1647/E2
Raiph Erington, yeoman, of Benwell in the countye of Northumberland [Benwell, Northumberland]; also spelt Errington
DPRI/1/1647/E2/1-2: 6 April 1647 - Will
DPRI/1/1647/E2/3-4: 6 April 1647 - Inventory, actual total £270 19s 8d (with account of debts, legacies and funeral expenses of £176 18s 10d) Subscribed with calculation of the portions of the testator's two children
Digitised material for Raiph Erington, yeoman of Benwell, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1647/E2 DPRI/1/1647/E4
Robert Etherington, of Ederdacres (Ederacres), parish of Easington [Easington, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1647/E4/1: 23 April 1646 - Inventory Additional inventory (£68) exhibited by Elizabeth Etherington, relict, 25 March 1648
DPRI/1/1647/E4/2: 23 April 1646 - Supplementary inventory, actual total £68 Supplementary inventory of monies in the house and concealed at the time 'by reason of the danger and troubles of the times'
DPRI/1/1647/E4/3 - Wrapper
Digitised material for Robert Etherington of Easington, County Durham - DPRI/1/1647/E4 DPRI/1/1647/F2
Meryoll Fawsit, executrix of Oswould Fawsit of Darlington, widow, of Darlington [Darlington, County Durham]; also spelt Meriall, Fawcett, Fawcet
DPRI/1/1647/F2/1: 30 September 1645 - Will Administration granted to Christopher Nicholson, uncle of the executrix Anna Fawsit
DPRI/1/1647/F2/2-3: 30 September 1645 - Inventory, actual total £72 0s 8d
Digitised material for Meryoll Fawsit, widow of Darlington, County Durham - DPRI/1/1647/F2 DPRI/1/1647/F5
Randall Fenwick, gentleman, of Lampton (Lambton) in the county palatine of Durham, parish of Chester in the Street [Chester-le-Street, County Durham]; also spelt Fenwicke
Fenwick was mortally wounded 'in his Majesties service' at the battle of Marston Moor (2 July 1644), but died at York
DPRI/1/1647/F5/1: 1644 - Nuncupative will Dated after 2 July 1644
DPRI/1/1647/F5/2: 1644 - Inventory, actual total £55 18s (with account of debts of £5)
DPRI/1/1647/F5/4: 1644 - Allegation of Robert Fenwicke introducing the nuncupative will
DPRI/1/1647/F5/3: 1644 - Interrogatories Interrogatories of William Fenwicke to the witnesses to the nuncupative will on the part of Robert Fenwicke
Digitised material for Randall Fenwick, gentleman of Chester-le-Street, County Durham - DPRI/1/1647/F5 DPRI/1/1647/F7
Edward Forster, porter, yeoman, parish of St Nicholas in the town of Newcastle upon Tyne, parish of St Andrew in the town of Newcastle [Newcastle upon Tyne St Nicholas, Northumberland; Newcastle upon Tyne St Andrew, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1647/F7/1: 4 April 1647 - Will
DPRI/1/1647/F7/2: 4 April 1647 - Indented inventory, actual total £19 9s (with account of debts and funeral charges of £8 13s 11d)
Digitised material for Edward Forster, porter, yeoman of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1647/F7 DPRI/1/1647/F10
John Frisell, of Twisle (Twisell) parish of Foord in the county pallatine of Durham [Ford, Northumberland]; also spelt Frissell
DPRI/1/1647/F10/1-2: 16 February 1648 - Inventory Administration granted to Ralph Frisell, brother, for the sole use of Thomas, John and Katherine Frisell, children. Actual total includes all debts due as George Walker's portion and for whose
father's estate Frisell presumably had acted as executor or administrator
DPRI/1/1647/F10/3 - Wrapper
Digitised material for John Frisell of Ford, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1647/F10 DPRI/1/1647/G2
John Gardener, of Pegsworth, parish of Bothall [Bothal, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1647/G2/1: 13 March 1643 - Will With list of debts owed by (£8 6s 4d) and to (£30 7s 8d) testator
DPRI/1/1647/G2/2-3: 13 March 1643 - Inventory of goods etc. with inventory of debts etc., undated, actual total £270 19s (with account of debts and funeral charges of £22 1s 8d)
Digitised material for John Gardener of Bothal, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1647/G2 DPRI/1/1647/G3
John Gray, esquire, of Bradforth, parish of Balmbrough [Bamburgh, Northumberland]. Died 4 February 1647
DPRI/1/1647/G3/1-2: undated - Inventory Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 315-316
DPRI/1/1647/G3/3-4: undated - Account, actual total £132 12s 10d (with discharge of £183 19s 8d) Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted
1968), p 316
Digitised material for John Gray, esquire of Bamburgh, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1647/G3 DPRI/1/1647/G4
Mark Grene, butcher, of Morpeth in the county of Northumberland [Morpeth, Northumberland]; also spelt Greene
DPRI/1/1647/G4/1-2: 21 November 1647 - Will
DPRI/1/1647/G4/3-4: 21 November 1647 - Inventory, actual total £14 5s 2d (with account of funeral charges of £6)
DPRI/1/1647/G4/5-6: 21 November 1647 - Inventory, actual total £44 3s 8d (with account of debts of £14 0s 10d)
Digitised material for Mark Grene, butcher of Morpeth, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1647/G4 DPRI/1/1647/H3
Michaell Hall, gentleman, of towne and county of Newcastle upon Tyne, parish of St Nicholas [Newcastle upon Tyne St Nicholas, Northumberland]; also spelt Michael
DPRI/1/1647/H3/2: 26 August 1647 - Inventory, actual total £20 Exhibited, 31 August 1647
DPRI/1/1647/H3/1: 26 August 1647 - Renunciation Renunciation of Margaret Hall, relict, nominating Edward Hall, son, to take out administration
Digitised material for Michaell Hall, gentleman of Newcastle upon Tyne St Nicholas, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1647/H3 DPRI/1/1647/H9
John Hudson, of parish of Gretham (Greatham) in the county of Durham [Greatham, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1647/H9/1: 22 November 1638 - Copy will Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 277-278
DPRI/1/1647/H9/2: 22 November 1638 - Inventory, actual total £100 13s
Digitised material for John Hudson of Greatham, County Durham - DPRI/1/1647/H9 DPRI/1/1647/H12
Anne Hutton, widow, of parish of Saint Maries in the South Bayly within the cittie of Durham in the countie of Durham [Durham St Mary the Less, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1647/H12/1: 7 May 1642 - Will Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 293-295
Digitised material for Anne Hutton, widow of Durham St Mary the Less, County Durham - DPRI/1/1647/H12 DPRI/1/1647/L4
John Littster, husbandman, of Elwicke in the county of Durham, parish of Hart [Hart, County Durham]; also spelt Litster
DPRI/1/1647/L4/1-2: 11 September 1647 - Will
DPRI/1/1647/L4/4: 11 September 1647 - List of debts owed to testator, actual total £55 11s
DPRI/1/1647/L4/3: 11 September 1647 - Inventory, actual total £107 15s 4d (with account of funeral expenses of £6 13s 4d)
Digitised material for John Littster, husbandman of Hart, County Durham - DPRI/1/1647/L4 DPRI/1/1647/N1
Roger Newbie, yeoman, of Newcastle upon Tine [Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]; also spelt Newbye, Newby
DPRI/1/1647/N1/1: 1 February 1647 - Copy will
DPRI/1/1647/N1/3: 1 February 1647 - Allegation of Gavin Forster introducing the will
DPRI/1/1647/N1/2: 1 February 1647 - Interrogatories Interrogatories of Richard Bulman to the witnesses of the will on the part of Gavin Forster
Digitised material for Roger Newbie, yeoman of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1647/N1 DPRI/1/1647/N3
Edward Nixon, of Marsfen in the parishe of Ponteland [Ponteland, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1647/N3/1: April 1643 - Nuncupative will
DPRI/1/1647/N3/4: April 1643 - Allegation of Margaret Spower spinster
DPRI/1/1647/N3/2-3: April 1643 - Interrogatories Interrogatories of Robert Nixon to the witnesses on the part of Margaret Spooer
Digitised material for Edward Nixon of Ponteland, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1647/N3 DPRI/1/1647/O1
Cuthbert Oarde, of Roughside in the parish of Edmondbyars (Edmondbiers) in the county of Durham [Edmundbyers, County Durham]; also spelt Cuthberte, Oard, Ourd
DPRI/1/1647/O1/1-2: 4 May 1646 - Nuncupative will
DPRI/1/1647/O1/3-4: 4 May 1646 - Inventory, actual total £63 (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £26 9s 10d)
Digitised material for Cuthbert Oarde of Edmundbyers, County Durham - DPRI/1/1647/O1 DPRI/1/1647/P1
Jaine Parkes, wife of George Parkes burgess, widow, of Barwick upon Tweed [Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland]; also spelt Jane, Parke
DPRI/1/1647/P1/1-2: 4 October 1647 - Inventory with inventory, 14 April 1648, actual total £85 13s 10d Inventory of household and shop goods etc.
DPRI/1/1647/P1/3-4: 4 October 1647 - Inventory of debts owed to deceased, actual total £46 5s 3d With note that £8 3s 6d of which debts had been received by the time of accounting
Digitised material for Jaine Parkes, widow of Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1647/P1 DPRI/1/1647/P2
Margret Parkin, widow, of Stockley in the countie of Durham [Brancepeth, County Durham]; also spelt Margrett, Margaret
DPRI/1/1647/P2/1-3: 4 February 1648 - Will with codicil, 4 February 1648 Will, with additional list of bequests to William and George Parkin in the form of a codicil
DPRI/1/1647/P2/4: 4 February 1648 - Inventory, actual total £179 10s 8d
Digitised material for Margret Parkin, widow of Brancepeth, County Durham - DPRI/1/1647/P2 DPRI/1/1647/P9
Ephraim Procter, gentleman, of chapelry of West Lilburne within the countie of Northumberland [Eglingham, Northumberland]; also spelt Proctor
DPRI/1/1647/P9/1: 23 July 1645 - Inventory Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 306-307
DPRI/1/1647/P9/2 - Wrapper
Digitised material for Ephraim Procter, gentleman of Eglingham, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1647/P9 DPRI/1/1647/R7
Nicholas Robson, of Hill House in the parish of Brancepeth [Brancepeth, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1647/R7/1-2: 23 April 1641 - Copy will Certificate of oath, 27 March 1647. Subscribed with 24 June 1658 memorandum relating that Elizabeth Hull, formerly Robson relict and executrix, received delivery of the original will to be proved at
London, 'alledging that the Bishops power was taken away in Anno 1647'
DPRI/1/1647/R7/3-4: 23 April 1641 - Copy inventory, actual total £402 2s 8d
Digitised material for Nicholas Robson of Brancepeth, County Durham - DPRI/1/1647/R7 DPRI/1/1647/S1
Henry Sanders, yeoman, of parish (chappelrie) of Lamesley in the county of Durham [Lamesley, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1647/S1/1-2: 17 July 1646 - Will With list of debts owed to (£9 16s) and owed by (£8 17s 5d) the testator
DPRI/1/1647/S1/3: 17 July 1646 - Allegation of Elizabeth Sanders, relict, introducing the will
DPRI/1/1647/S1/4-5: 17 July 1646 - Inventory, actual total £55 9s 6d
Digitised material for Henry Sanders, yeoman of Lamesley, County Durham - DPRI/1/1647/S1 DPRI/1/1647/S2
Sir Raph Selby, knight, alderman of Berwick-upon-Tweed, alderman, of towne of Barwicke (Barwick) upon Tweed [Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1647/S2/1: 7 March 1647 - Will probate granted to Lancelote Selby, son and co-executor
DPRI/1/1647/S2/2: 7 March 1647 - Inventory, actual total £35 11s 10d
Digitised material for Sir Raph Selby, knight, alderman of Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1647/S2 DPRI/1/1647/S8 30 April 1647
Henry Simpson, gentleman, of Pittington (Pettington) Hall Garth in the county of Durham [Pittington, County Durham]; also spelt Sympson
DPRI/1/1647/S8/1: 13 April 1647 - Copy will Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 309-312
DPRI/1/1647/S8/3: 13 April 1647 - Copy codicil Testator refers to his 'former will and testament' i.e. DPRI/1/1647/S8/1 if there is a dating error, or possibly another superseded will
DPRI/1/1647/S8/2: 13 April 1647 - Grant of probate probate granted at Durham to Mary Simpson relict for the sole use of William Simpson, son and sole executor, a minor
DPRI/1/1647/S8/4: 13 April 1647 - Inventory, actual total £744 10s 8d
DPRI/1/1647/S8/5: 13 April 1647 - Copy, actual total £744 10s 8d
DPRI/1/1647/S8/6-7: 13 April 1647 - Receipt for the original will Original will delivered to William and Mary Blaikston of Pittington Hall Garth for the use of the executor [William Simpson]
Digitised material for Henry Simpson, gentleman of Pittington, County Durham - DPRI/1/1647/S8 DPRI/1/1647/W2
Thomas Wallas, of Rugly (Rugley) within the parish of Alnewicke (Alnewick) [Alnwick, Northumberland]
Wallas made his will prior to 'going upon service'...'in these warres within this kingdome'
DPRI/1/1647/W2/1: undated - Will in the form of a witnessed letter
DPRI/1/1647/W2/2-3: undated - Nuncupative will Dated June-July 1643
Digitised material for Thomas Wallas of Alnwick, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1647/W2 DPRI/1/1647/Y1
An Young, widow, of the Loning (Loaneing, Lonning) House within the county palentyne of [Durham], parishe of ... Hamsterly (Hamsterley, Hampsterley) [Hamsterley, County Durham]; also spelt Anne, Younge. Died 6 October 1647
DPRI/1/1647/Y1/1: 4 March 1647 - Will
DPRI/1/1647/Y1/2-3: 4 March 1647 - Inventory, actual total £83 6s
Digitised material for An Young, widow of Hamsterley, County Durham - DPRI/1/1647/Y1
Wills etc proved 1648Reference: DPRI/1/1648DPRI/1/1648/A3
Ann Archer, wife of Edward Archer of Newcastle, merchant adventurer, widow, of parish of St Nicholas within the towne of NewCastle upon Tine [Newcastle upon Tyne St Nicholas, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1648/A3/1-2: 17 July 1648 - Copy will Subscribed with 1 April 1659 memorandum relating that the original will was transmitted [to London] by special order from the Prerogative Court, 'the Bishop's power being alledged was taken away in
Anno 1646'
DPRI/1/1648/A3/3-8: 17 July 1648 - Inventory, actual total £2,153 8s 5d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £1,183 0s 1d)
Bond: DPRI/3/1648/B40
Digitised material for Ann Archer, widow of Edward Archer, merchant adventurer, of Newcastle upon Tyne St Nicholas, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1648/A3 DPRI/1/1648/F2
Thomas Forrester, gentleman, of Bruntoun (Burtone, Bruntone, Brunto, Brunton) within the parishe of Emelltone (Embleton) [Embleton, Northumberland]; also spelt Forster, Froster
DPRI/1/1648/F2/1-2: 19 June 1648 - Will
DPRI/1/1648/F2/3-5: 19 June 1648 - Inventory, actual total £104 8s (with account of debts and funeral charges of £27 10s 4d) Inventory of goods etc. at Brunton and Beadnell
Bond: DPRI/3/1648/B54
Digitised material for Thomas Forrester, gentleman of Embleton, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1648/F2 DPRI/1/1648/M1
Robert Meggisonn, miller, of Bolden (Boldon) Water Mill in the countie palatine of Durham [Boldon, County Durham]; also spelt Meggison
DPRI/1/1648/M1/1-2: 14 March 1648 - Will With list of debts owed by (£8 12s 6d) and to (£9 4s 10d) testator, and a further list of funeral expenses (£2 3s 4d)
DPRI/1/1648/M1/3-4: 14 March 1648 - Indented inventory, actual total £39 13s 6d The list of debts and funeral expenses that follow the will (DPRI/1/1648/M1/1-2) is probably contemporaneous with the inventory, in which case the actual total is
£48 18s 4d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £10 15s 10d)
Bond: DPRI/3/1648/B7
Digitised material for Robert Meggisonn, miller of Boldon, County Durham - DPRI/1/1648/M1 DPRI/1/1648/M2
Luke Midford, gentleman, widow, of Throptone Spittell (Thropton Spitle, Spittle) in the county of Northumberland [Thropton, Northumberland]; also spelt Mitforth, Mitford
DPRI/1/1648/M2/1-2: 24 November 1648 - power of attorney power of attorney of Ellispeth Midford, relict, consenting that her brother-in-law William Robsone take out administration and also the tuition of her children
DPRI/1/1648/M2/3: 24 November 1648 - Inventory, actual total £50 15s 8d
Bond: DPRI/3/1648/B60
Digitised material for Luke Midford, gentleman, of Thropton, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1648/M2 DPRI/1/1648/O1
Elizabeth Oard, mother of Richard Oard, widow, of Birckinside (Birkenside) [Shotley, Northumberland]; also spelt Ourd
DPRI/1/1648/O1/1: 14 May 1647 - Inventory Inventory of the goods etc. of Elizabeth Oard and her son Richard Oard 'soe possessed by them in their life time that they did not know their owne from the others'; the debts, however, were Richard
Oard's. Endorsed: administration granted to Thomas Ourd, for his use and the use of his brother and sister, John and Julia Ourd
Bond: DPRI/3/1648/B53
Digitised material for Elizabeth Oard, mother of Richard Oard, widow of Shotley, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1648/O1 DPRI/1/1648/O2
Thomas Ouston, yeoman, of Snawupclose (Snowhopp Close) in the parish of Stanhope (Stanhoop) within the countie of Durham [Stanhope, County Durham]; also spelt Oustan
DPRI/1/1648/O2/1-2: 28 March 1642 - Will
DPRI/1/1648/O2/3-4: 28 March 1642 - Inventory, actual total £137 1s 2d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £14 1s)
Bond: DPRI/3/1648/B71
Digitised material for Thomas Ouston, yeoman of Stanhope, County Durham - DPRI/1/1648/O2 DPRI/1/1648/P1
John Pemerton, esquire, of Aislebye (Aisleibye, Aisleiby) in the countye of Durham [Egglescliffe, County Durham]; also spelt Pemmerton, Pemberton
DPRI/1/1648/P1/1-2: 26 January 1643 - Will
DPRI/1/1648/P1/3: 26 January 1643 - Inventory of debts, actual total £722 (and more) (Incomplete) schedule of debts owed by the testator. Endorsed: exhibited, 1646; proved, 1648. Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories
from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 301
Digitised material for John Pemerton, esquire of Egglescliffe, County Durham - DPRI/1/1648/P1 DPRI/1/1648/R3
Avery Robinson, gentleman, of Gateside (Gateshead) within the countie palatine of Durham [Gateshead, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1648/R3/1: 14 April 1648 - Copy will Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 317-318
Digitised material for Avery Robinson, gentleman of Gateshead, County Durham - DPRI/1/1648/R3 DPRI/1/1648/T1
Anne Todd, widow of Robert Todd, fuller, widow, of town and parish of Wolsingham in the county of Durham [Wolsingham, County Durham]; also spelt Tod, Robert, Todd
DPRI/1/1648/T1/1: 27 July 1648 - Will with codicil, undated
DPRI/1/1648/T1/2-3: 27 July 1648 - Inventory, actual total £228 2s 6d (with account of debts, legacies and funeral expenses of £87 7s 4d) (supplementary) inventory of the goods etc. of Robert Todd, husband, administered by his wife Ann Todd, now
deceased. This inventory includes the funeral expenses of both Robert and Ann Todd, as well as Ann Todd's legacies. For the May 1648 inventory of Robert Todd, see - DPRI/1/1648/T2/1-2
Bond: DPRI/3/1648/B44
Digitised material for Anne Todd, widow of Robert Todd, fuller of Wolsingham, County Durham - DPRI/1/1648/T1 DPRI/1/1648/W2
Raiph Wilson, yeoman, of Framwelgate in the suburbs of the cittie of Durham [Durham, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1648/W2/1: 30 March 1642 - Will
DPRI/1/1648/W2/2: 30 March 1642 - Copy will Endorsed: Katherine Wilson, relict and sole executrix, was granted probate and administration of the portions of Alice, John and Ralph Wilson, children
Bond: DPRI/3/1648/B95
Digitised material for Raiph Wilson, yeoman of Durham, County Durham - DPRI/1/1648/W2 DPRI/1/1648/W3
Edward Wrangham, of Bolam, parish of Gaineford [Bolam, County Durham]. Died 1645
Date of death uncertain
DPRI/1/1648/W3/1: undated - Inventory Inventory may be dated 1645. Endorsed: administration and tuition granted to Margaret Crawford the grandmother of Henry, Francis and Margaret Wrangham, children
Bond: DPRI/3/1648/B37
Digitised material for Edward Wrangham of Bolam, County Durham - DPRI/1/1648/W3
Wills etc proved 1649Reference: DPRI/1/1649DPRI/1/1649/A1
John Adamson, yeoman, of Eldon in the county of Durham [Eldon, County Durham]
Probate in solemn form appears to have been granted at Durham between August and October 1649, but which was later revoked, the will being proved in the Pcc, 3 October 1649.
DPRI/1/1649/A1/1: 25 February 1649 - Copy will
DPRI/1/1649/A1/2: 25 February 1649 - Allegations Allegations of Annas Adamson, relict, and George Bucke, co-executors, introducing the will [at Durham]
DPRI/1/1649/A1/4: 25 February 1649 - Letter Letter from Thomas Burrell at Doncaster to Cuthbert Sisson [at Durham], requesting delivery of the original will out of the Registry to the executor (having suits in other courts), but indicating the
process of probate in solemn form proceed
DPRI/1/1649/A1/3: 25 February 1649 - Copy probate granted at London (PCC) to Annas Adamson, relict and co-executor; copy verified and exhibited [at Durham], 15 December 1649, (Durham) probate having been revoked, there being bona notabilia in
diverse dioceses
Digitised material for ohn Adamson, yeoman of Eldon, County Durham - DPRI/1/1649/A1 DPRI/1/1649/B7
Thomas Bradforth, esquire, late of Bradforth, now of Fletham in the county of Northumberland, Newham [Bamburgh, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1649/B7/1-8: 27 January 1647 - [copy] will with schedule of property and debts, 28 January 1647 Will, with schedule of lands etc. and list of debts owed to (£2,376) and owed by (£1,297) the testator
DPRI/1/1649/B7/9 - Wrapper
Bond: DPRI/3/1649/B28
Digitised material for Thomas Bradforth, esquire, of Bamburgh, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1649/B7 DPRI/1/1649/C2
Cuthbert Carre, the younger, of Westhoe of the chaplery of St Hyldes of the county of Durham [Westoe, County Durham]; also spelt Carr
The account makes clear that tuition of the deceased's sons Cuthbert and Edward was first entrusted to his father Cuthbert Carre the elder, and then after his death to the deceased's brother John Carre. The account is exhibited by John Carre's
widow and administratrix.
DPRI/1/1649/C2/1-2: undated - Account of Cuthbert Carre's portion, actual total £223 2s 2d (with discharge of £146 10s 2d) with account of Edward Carre's portion, undated, actual total £109 (with discharge of £55 9s 3d) Letters testimonial were
issued re the first account, but the second account is subscribed that it has not yet been issued under seal
DPRI/1/1649/C3/1-2: undated - Copy account of Edward Carre's portion, actual total £109 (with discharge of £55 9s 3d) This copy of Edward Carre's portion is balanced differently to the first account, here including the specialties listed
Digitised material for Cuthbert Carre, the younger of Westoe, County Durham - DPRI/1/1649/C2 DPRI/1/1649/C6
Robert Clavering, gentleman, of Tilmouth (Tylmouth) within the parish of Norham in the county pallatine of Duresme [Norham, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1649/C6/1: 3 February 1647 - Will
DPRI/1/1649/C6/2-3: 3 February 1647 - Inventory, actual total £443 16s 10d (with account of debts of £566)
DPRI/1/1649/C6/4-5: 3 February 1647 - Account, actual total £443 16s 10d (with discharge of £537 6s) Account of Ann Clavering, relict
Bond: DPRI/3/1649/B49
Digitised material for Robert Clavering, gentleman of Norham, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1649/C6 DPRI/1/1649/F2
Stephen Fenwicke, gentleman, Hartborne Grange (Hartburne) in the countie of Northumberland, Lanshawes [Hartburn (Northumberland), Northumberland]; also spelt Steven, Fenwick
DPRI/1/1649/F2/1-2: 15 December 1647 - Will
DPRI/1/1649/F2/3-6: 15 December 1647 - Inventory, actual total £254 1s 8d (with account of debts and funeral charges of £162 12s 8d)
Bond: DPRI/3/1649/B121
Digitised material for Stephen Fenwicke, gentleman, of Hartburn, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1649/F2 DPRI/1/1649/F3
John Fletcher, yeoman, of East Brandon in the parish of Branspeth and countie of Durham [Brancepeth, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1649/F3/1-2: 4 January 1645 - Will Administration requested by Catharine Fletcher, relict Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted
1968), p 305-306
DPRI/1/1649/F3/3: 4 January 1645 - Inventory, actual total £90 9s 4d (with account of debts and funeral charges of £62 1s 4d)
Bond: DPRI/3/1649/B84
Digitised material for John Fletcher, yeoman of Brancepeth, County Durham - DPRI/1/1649/F3 DPRI/1/1649/F5
Thomas Foxton, burgess [of Berwick-upon-Tweed], of Barwick upon Tweed [Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1649/F5/1-2: 29 December 1648 - Copy will With memorandum certifying its accuracy and relating that the original will was delivered to the executrix at probate
DPRI/1/1649/F5/3-8: 29 December 1648 - Inventory, actual total £836 8s 7d Inventory of household and shop goods etc.
Digitised material for Thomas Foxton, burgess of Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1649/F5 DPRI/1/1649/H1
Alexander Hall, of Rowchester within the parish of Ovingham and in the countie of Northumberland [Ovingham, Northumberland]; also spelt Allexander
See 1649 bond 6; see DPRI/4/17 folio 73v
DPRI/1/1649/H1/1-2: 2 February 1648 - Will
DPRI/1/1649/H1/3: 2 February 1648 - Inventory, actual total £57 4s 2d (with account of debts and funeral charges of £8 11s 4d)
Bond: DPRI/3/1649/B6
Digitised material for Alexander Hall of Ovingham, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1649/H1 DPRI/1/1649/H6
Robert Hall, gentleman, of Munkridge (Munkeridge, Munckridg) in the parish of Elsden and countie of Northumberland [Elsdon, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1649/H6/1-2: 28 January 1649 - Copy will
DPRI/1/1649/H6/3-4: 28 January 1649 - Inventory, actual total £72 16s 8d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £35 5s)
Bond: DPRI/3/1649/B90
Bond: DPRI/3/1649/B20
Digitised material for Robert Hall, gentleman of Elsdon, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1649/H6 DPRI/1/1649/H9
Dorathie Hearon, of Crawley in the parishe of Egglingham [Eglingham, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1649/H9/1-2: undated - Account Inventory originally exhibited with a total of £60 2s 6d, however the administrator and accountant John Collingwood, brother, only charges himself for £16 8s 4d; with (undated) memorandum relating that two
agreements (1643 and 1648) were made between Collingwood and John Hearon, son, by which administration was relinquished to Hearon but not before Collingwood had begun to administer
Digitised material for Dorathie Hearon of Eglingham, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1649/H9 DPRI/1/1649/H11
Thomas Hopper, of Blackhedly (Blacke Hedley, Black Hedley) [Shotley, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1649/H11/1: 18 November 1647 - Will With list of debts owed by (£10) and owed to (£26 18s 2d) testator
DPRI/1/1649/H11/4: 18 November 1647 - List of additional debts, actual total £20 6s 8d (debts owed by testator) probably contemporaneous with the will
DPRI/1/1649/H11/2-3: 18 November 1647 - Inventory, actual total £120 11s 4d
Digitised material for Thomas Hopper of Shotley, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1649/H11 DPRI/1/1649/J1
Margaret Jackson, spinster, of Tanfeild Leigh in the county of Durham [Tanfield, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1649/J1/1-2: 21 August 1648 - Copy will
DPRI/1/1649/J1/3: 21 August 1648 - Memorandum Memorandum relating that the original will was delivered to Mr Pearson the attorney of John Taylor, executor, a monition having been issued for its exhibition in the 'prerogative' court at
Westminster [Court of Civil Commission]
Digitised material for Margaret Jackson, spinster of Tanfield, County Durham - DPRI/1/1649/J1 DPRI/1/1649/J2
Marke Jackson, of Helmeden Raw (Helmedon Raw, Helmden Raw) in the parish of Branspeth (Bransspeth) [Brancepeth, County Durham]; also spelt Mark, Jacksonn
DPRI/1/1649/J2/1: 25 November 1647 - Will Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 315
DPRI/1/1649/J2/2-3: 25 November 1647 - Inventory, actual total £100 4s 10d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £13 14s)
Bond: DPRI/3/1649/B115
Digitised material for Marke Jackson of Brancepeth, County Durham - DPRI/1/1649/J2 DPRI/1/1649/L2
John Lindsey, yeoman, of Kirke Merrington in the county of Durham [Merrington, County Durham]; also spelt Linsey, Linlesle
DPRI/1/1649/L2/1: 13 January 1650 - Nuncupative will
DPRI/1/1649/L2/2: 13 January 1650 - Inventory, actual total £37 9s 4d Dated 4 February [?1650]
DPRI/1/1649/L2/3: 13 January 1650 - Interrogatories Interrogatories of Ellenor Fewster, daughter, to the witnesses to the will
Bond: DPRI/3/1649/B144
Digitised material for John Lindsey, yeoman of Merrington, County Durham - DPRI/1/1649/L2 DPRI/1/1649/L3 15 January 1650
Samuel Liveley, of Pilgrim Streete in Newcastle upon Tine [Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]; also spelt Lively
DPRI/1/1649/L3/1-2: 4 November 1649 - Will With certificate of oath (by commission), 15 January 1650
DPRI/1/1649/L3/3: 4 November 1649 - Indented inventory, actual total £46 15s 4d Dated, 4 January [?1650]
Bond: DPRI/3/1649/B118
Digitised material for Samuel Liveley of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1649/L3 DPRI/1/1649/P1
Anne Pearson, alias Woodhouse, late wife and administratrix of Richard Pearson gentleman, and after that wife to John Woodhouse the younger of Cornforth gentleman, of Cornefourth in the county of Durham [Cornforth, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1649/P1/1: 30 April 1649 - Nuncupative will
DPRI/1/1649/P1/2: 30 April 1649 - Allegation of John Woodhouse the younger, husband, introducing the nuncupative will
DPRI/1/1649/P1/3: 30 April 1649 - Interrogatories Interrogatories of William Pearson to the witnesses to the nuncupative will on the part of John Woodhouse
Digitised material for Anne Pearson, alias Woodhouse, of Cornforth, County Durham - DPRI/1/1649/P1 DPRI/1/1649/R1
Ralph Reed, gentleman, of Chirton (Chyrton) within the parish of Tinmouth in the county of Northumberland [Tynemouth, Northumberland]; also spelt Raiph
DPRI/1/1649/R1/1: 19 November 1646 - Copy will
DPRI/1/1649/R1/2-3: 19 November 1646 - Inventory, actual total £219 18s 10d
DPRI/1/1649/R1/4: 19 November 1646 - Account, actual total £219 18s 10d (with discharge of £294 10s) Account of Katharine Reed alias Gardener (Gardner), former relict and co-executrix
Digitised material for Ralph Reed, gentleman of Tynemouth, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1649/R1 DPRI/1/1649/R6 23 July 1649
Roberte Rugg, gentleman, of Holy Iland [Holy Island, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1649/R6/1: 6 September 1647 - Nuncupative will
DPRI/1/1649/R6/2-3: 6 September 1647 - Commission Commission to Alexander Hewitt and Alexander Davison, clerks, to administer an oath to the witnesses to the will, and also to examine them; commission executed by Hewit, 23 July [1649]
Digitised material for Roberte Rugg, gentleman of Holy Island, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1649/R6 DPRI/1/1649/S1
Sir William Selby, knight, of Winlaton (Windlaton) Newe White House within the countie of Durham [Winlaton, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1649/S1/1-2: 3 May 1649 - Inventory
DPRI/1/1649/S1/3: 3 May 1649 - List of debts owed to testator, actual total £85 11s 4d probably contemporaneous with the inventory
DPRI/1/1649/S1/4-5: 3 May 1649 - Renunciation Renunciation of Lady Elizabeth Selby, relict
Digitised material for Sir William Selby, knight of Winlaton, County Durham - DPRI/1/1649/S1 DPRI/1/1649/S5
Georg Stobes, yeoman, the Westyaite in Wardaile in the countie of Durham, parish of Stanhope, Springhouse in Wardaile [Stanhope, County Durham]; also spelt George, Stobbes, Stobbs
DPRI/1/1649/S5/1: 6 May 1648 - Will
DPRI/1/1649/S5/2: 6 May 1648 - Inventory, actual total £491 19s 6d (with account of funeral expenses of £16)
Bond: DPRI/3/1649/B95
Digitised material for Georg Stobes, yeoman, of Stanhope, County Durham - DPRI/1/1649/S5 DPRI/1/1649/T2
John Taylor, yeoman, of Langton in the county of Durham [Gainford, County Durham]; also spelt Taylar, Tayler
DPRI/1/1649/T2/1: 31 May 1649 - Copy will Full edition published in Wood, H.M. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part IV" (Surtees Society, number 142, 1929, reprinted 1968), p 318
DPRI/1/1649/T2/2-3: 31 May 1649 - Inventory, actual total £160 6s 8d (with account of debts of £40 10s)
DPRI/1/1649/T2/4: 31 May 1649 - Grant of probate probate granted to Ellinor Taylor, relict and sole executrix
DPRI/1/1649/T2/6: 31 May 1649 - Memorandum of probate Memorandum relating that probate was granted to Ellinor Taylor, relict and sole executrix, to whom was also granted the tuition of three children
DPRI/1/1649/T2/5: 31 May 1649 - Receipt for the original will
Bond: DPRI/3/1649/B47
Digitised material for John Taylor, yeoman of Gainford, County Durham - DPRI/1/1649/T2 DPRI/1/1649/W1
Jane Wallas, spinster, of Sheallesh (Sheile Esh, Sheele Esh), parish of Stanhopp in Weredaile [Stanhope, County Durham]; also spelt Wallace
DPRI/1/1649/W1/1: 22 February 1649 - Will
DPRI/1/1649/W1/2: 22 February 1649 - Inventory, actual total £16 12s 2d (with account of debts and funeral charges of £7 7s)
DPRI/1/1649/W1/3: 22 February 1649 - Allegation of Ann Vepond widow, executrix, introducing the nuncupative will
Bond: DPRI/3/1649/B100
Digitised material for Jane Wallas, spinster of Stanhope, County Durham - DPRI/1/1649/W1
Wills etc proved 1650Reference: DPRI/1/1650DPRI/1/1650/B3
Parsvell Bell, yeoman, of Ovington in the parish of Ovingham in the county of Northumberland [Ovingham, Northumberland]; also spelt Parcival, Percevell
DPRI/1/1650/B3/1: 1 January 1650 - Will
DPRI/1/1650/B3/2: 1 January 1650 - Allegation of Thomas Forster introducing the will
DPRI/1/1650/B3/3: 1 January 1650 - Inventory, actual total £21 16s 6d
Digitised material for Parsvell Bell, yeoman of Ovingham, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1650/B3 DPRI/1/1650/B4 20 May 1650
William Blakey, of Carr Loninge (Loneing) House in the parish of Aicklife (Aickcliffe) [Aycliffe, County Durham]; also spelt Blaikey, Blaykey, Blaky, Blayky
DPRI/1/1650/B4/1: 20 April 1650 - Will With contemporaneous list of debts owed to testator of £6. Certificate of probate, 20 May 1650.
DPRI/1/1650/B4/2: 20 April 1650 - Inventory, actual total £90 (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £10 12s 6d) Dated, 16 May [?1650]: year inferred from certificate of probate
DPRI/1/1650/B4/3: 20 April 1650 - Incomplete [?will] bond, actual total £100 Bond is not endorsed with any conditions, and appears incomplete; however, it is signed and sealed, and the certificate of probate states that a bond had been
entered
Digitised material for William Blakey of Aycliffe, County Durham - DPRI/1/1650/B4 DPRI/1/1650/C2 20 July 1650
Oliver Collingwood, gentleman, of Buckton within the chappelrie of Kiloe and county palatine of Durham [Kyloe, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1650/C2/1-2: 10 May 1647 - Will
DPRI/1/1650/C2/3: 10 May 1647 - Inventory, actual total £31 10s
DPRI/1/1650/C2/5: 10 May 1647 - Commission Commission to Francis Moore MA, vicar of Kyloe, to execute a bond, administer an oath and grant administration to Agnes Collingwood, relict and executrix, and also to administer an oath to the witnesses
to the will; commission executed by Moore, 20 July 1650
DPRI/1/1650/C2/4: 10 May 1647 - Will bond, penal sum £60
Digitised material for Oliver Collingwood, gentleman of Kyloe, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1650/C2 DPRI/1/1650/C1
George Collinwood, yeoman, of Boltesborn (Boults Bourne, Boltesburn, Bottlesburn) in the parish of Stanhop and countie of Durham [Stanhope, County Durham]; also spelt Collinwod, Collingwood
DPRI/1/1650/C1/1: 19 June 1650 - Will
DPRI/1/1650/C1/2: 19 June 1650 - Inventory, actual total £97 2s 9d (with account of funeral expenses of £5) Dated, 26 June [?1650]
Digitised material for George Collinwood, yeoman of Stanhope, County Durham - DPRI/1/1650/C1 DPRI/1/1650/C4
William Craster, esquire, of Craster (Craister) in the parish of Emmellton [Embleton, Northumberland]; also spelt Craister
DPRI/1/1650/C4/1-4: 19 June 1650 - Will with wrapper
DPRI/1/1650/C4/9-12: 19 June 1650 - Inventory, actual total £525 19s 1d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £426 13s 6d)
DPRI/1/1650/C4/5-6 - Wrapper Wrapper for inventory
DPRI/1/1650/C4/7-8: 19 June 1650 - Copy letter with letter, 14 August 1759 (1) letter from Dorothy Trotter [?at Durham] to her father [Ralph] Trotter [Register] at Debord's in Newcastle, enclosing (2) copy letter from John Craster to [Ralph
Trotter], requesting the dispatch of 14 wills of the Craister, Bewick, Stote, Trotter, Harperley, Harle, Hopper and Horseley families. This list of wills appears to have been supplemented with additional information, perhaps drawn from records in
Durham Registry, with a further instruction to Ralph Trotter
DPRI/1/1650/C4/16: 19 June 1650 - Additional list of wills List of Bewick family wills
DPRI/1/1650/C4/13-14: 19 June 1650 - Instructions for registered copies with wrapper Instructions of [Durham Register Ralph Trotter] for drawing up registered copies of the 1597 will and inventory of Alice Craister, widow
DPRI/1/1650/C4/15 - Wrapper
Digitised material for William Craster, esquire of Embleton, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1650/C4 DPRI/1/1650/H1
Christopher Hall, of West Harburne [Hartburn] in the countie of Durham [Middleton St George, County Durham]. Died August 1650
Date of death and identification of the manor of West Hartburn drawn from 'Parishes: Middleton St. George', A History of the County of Durham: Volume 3 (1928), pp. 293-99. See DPRI/4/17 folio 97.
DPRI/1/1650/H1/1-2: 7 May 1645 - Copy will
DPRI/1/1650/H1/3-4: 7 May 1645 - Commission Commission to Gilbert Wildboare MA, vicar of Heighington, to execute a bond, administer an oath and grant administration to Margery Pinkney and Thomas Hall, co-executors, and also to administer an oath
to the witnesses to the will; commission executed by Wildbore, 4 September 1650
Digitised material for Christopher Hall of Hartburn - DPRI/1/1650/H1 DPRI/1/1650/H2 28 September 1650
Thomas Hall, yeoman, of Pelton in the county of Durham [Pelton, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1650/H2/1-2: 20 January 1650 - Will
DPRI/1/1650/H2/5: 20 January 1650 - Incomplete [?will] bond, penal sum £200
DPRI/1/1650/H2/3-4: 20 January 1650 - Inventory, actual total £149 13s 8d (with account of debts of £30) Endorsed: proved, 28 September 1650
Digitised material for Thomas Hall, yeoman of Pelton, County Durham - DPRI/1/1650/H2 DPRI/1/1650/J2 21 February 1651
Raph Johnsone, of Budle [Bamburgh, Northumberland]; also spelt Johnson
DPRI/1/1650/J2/1-2: 28 December 1650 - Will With contemporaneous list of debts owed to testator in Stockton[-on-Tees], Sunderland, Elton, Burton, Bamburgh and Budle (£57 13s 5d and more). Endorsed and with certificate of oath: proved, 21
February 1651
DPRI/1/1650/J2/3: 28 December 1650 - Inventory, actual total £3 12s
DPRI/1/1650/J2/4: 28 December 1650 - Letter Letter from John Horsbrugh, clerk at Bambrugh to [Durham], enclosing the will
Digitised material for Raph Johnsone of Bamburgh, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1650/J2 DPRI/1/1650/L1 2 September 1650
Richard Lakein, yeoman, of Ellerbeck (Ellerbecke) in the county of Yorke, within the jurisdiction of Allerton [Osmotherley, Yorkshire]; also spelt Lakine, Lakin
Osmotherley is a parish in the wapentake and liberty of Northallerton
DPRI/1/1650/L1/1: 12 January 1650 - Will
DPRI/1/1650/L1/2-3: 12 January 1650 - Inventory, actual total £177 0s 10d Endorsed: issued under seal, 2 September 1650
Digitised material for Richard Lakein, yeoman of Osmotherley, Yorkshire - DPRI/1/1650/L1 DPRI/1/1650/N1 24 October 1650
Anthony Nicholson, cordwainer, of towne and countie of Newcastle upon Tyne [Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1650/N1/1: 21 December 1649 - Will Will is unsigned by testator. Subscribed with 24 October 1650 memorandum relating to a deletion made to the will, and to the related allegation of Mary Cock, executrix, to whom probate was granted
DPRI/1/1650/N1/2: 21 December 1649 - Inventory, actual total £83 8s 8d (with account of funeral expenses of £36 2s 3d)
Digitised material for Anthony Nicholson, cordwainer of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1650/N1 DPRI/1/1650/P3 13 March 1651
Thomas Plumton, yeoman, of Heast Boldon (East Boldan, Bowdon, Bolden) in the countie of Durham [East Boldon, County Durham]; also spelt Plumpton
DPRI/1/1650/P3/1: 18 June 1649 - Will With [comtemporaneous] list of debts owed to testator of £39 14s 4d
DPRI/1/1650/P3/2: 18 June 1649 - Inventory, actual total £130 16s 2d probate and tuition of Richard Plumpton, son, granted to Isabel Mathew, former relict and sole executrix, 13 March 1651
DPRI/1/1650/P3/3: 18 June 1649 - Will bond with curation and tuition bond, 13 March 1651, penal sum £400 Isabell Mathew, former relict, bound to execute the will, also for the benefit of Richard Plumpton, son
Digitised material for Thomas Plumton, yeoman of East Boldon, County Durham - DPRI/1/1650/P3 DPRI/1/1650/P4 1 March 1651
William Pott, of the Hye (Hy) Shaw, parish of Elsden [Elsdon, Northumberland]
DPRI/1/1650/P4/1: 13 December 1650 - Will
DPRI/1/1650/P4/2-3: 13 December 1650 - Inventory, actual total £69 10s 10d (with account of debts of £17 3s) Administration granted to Alysone (Alison) Pott, relict, also for the use of Mary Pott, daughter, (undated). Endorsed: proved, 1 March
1651
Digitised material for William Pott of Elsdon, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1650/P4 DPRI/1/1650/R3 11 November 1650
George Roucastle, senior, of Barresfoord (Barresford) in the county of Northumberland [Chollerton, Northumberland]; also spelt Rowcastle
DPRI/1/1650/R3/1: 11 October 1650 - Will
DPRI/1/1650/R3/2: 11 October 1650 - Inventory, actual total £51 8s 8d Subscribed with memorandum relating that probate was granted to William Rowcastle, [co-]executor, for the sole use of John, George and William Rowcastle, children, 11 November
1650
DPRI/1/1650/R3/3: 11 October 1650 - Incomplete [?will] bond, penal sum £100 Bond is not endorsed with any conditions, and appears incomplete; however, it is signed and sealed, and the certificate of probate bears the same date
Digitised material for George Roucastle, senior of Chollerton, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1650/R3 DPRI/1/1650/S1 19 November 1650
John Sanderson, [army major], of Hedleyhope [Satley, County Durham]
See DPRI/4/17 f.96v: probate granted to Samuel Sanderson and Charles Sanderson, brothers and co-executors, with a power reserved to the absent Henry Sanderson, brother and co-executor, 19 November 1650. For the 1648 Diary and a biography of
Sanderson, see 'Major Sanderson's War' by Hill and Watkinson (2008). Also proved in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury 10 February 1651, see Prob 11/215.
DPRI/1/1650/S1/1-2: 19 September 1650 - Copy will
DPRI/1/1650/S1/3 - Wrapper
Digitised material for John Sanderson, army major of Satley, County Durham - DPRI/1/1650/S1 DPRI/1/1650/S4 6 April 1650
Lanclote Stringer, of Blackborne (Blackburne) in the parish of Lanchester [Lanchester, County Durham]; also spelt Lancelot. Died 10 August 1649
DPRI/1/1650/S4/1-2: 15 November 1649 - Inventory Administration granted to Mary Stringer, relict, also for the use of Robert and John Stringer, children, 6 April 1650
DPRI/1/1650/S4/3: 15 November 1649 - Administration bond, penal sum £400
Digitised material for Lanclote Stringer of Lanchester, County Durham - DPRI/1/1650/S4 DPRI/1/1650/T2 24 April 1650
Michael Taylor, yeoman, of towne of Witton Gilbert [Witton Gilbert, County Durham]; also spelt Mighaell, Tayler, Michaell
DPRI/1/1650/T2/1: 14 April 1650 - Will Endorsed: proved, 24 April [1650]
DPRI/1/1650/T2/3: 14 April 1650 - Inventory, actual total £15 14s 9d (with account of funeral expenses of £3)
DPRI/1/1650/T2/2: 14 April 1650 - Will bond, penal sum £25
Digitised material for Michael Taylor, yeoman of Witton Gilbert, County Durham - DPRI/1/1650/T2 DPRI/1/1650/W2 31 August 1650
William Wayles, yeoman, of South Sheeles in the county of Durham, chapelry of Saint Hilda [South Shields, County Durham]; also spelt Wailes
DPRI/1/1650/W2/1: 7 December 1649 - Will Endorsed: proved, 31 August 1650
DPRI/1/1650/W2/2: 7 December 1649 - Indented inventory, actual total £8 2s 9d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £7 16s 4d)
Digitised material for William Wayles, yeoman of South Shields, County Durham - DPRI/1/1650/W2 DPRI/1/1650/W5 17 February 1651
Adame Windley, burgess of Holy Island, of Holie Iland [Holy Island, Northumberland]; also spelt Adam, Winlaw, Winley
DPRI/1/1650/W5/1-2: 18 April 1650 - Will
DPRI/1/1650/W5/3: 18 April 1650 - Inventory, actual total £20 4s 2d
DPRI/1/1650/W5/4: 18 April 1650 - Commission Commission to Alexander Hewit, clerk, Bartram Ord and Henry Gray, to execute a bond, administer an oath and grant administration to Jane Brady, former relict and sole executrix, and also to examine
and to administer an oath to the witnesses to the will; commission executed by Hewit, Orde and Gray, 17 February 1651
Digitised material for Adame Windley, burgess of Holy Island, Northumberland - DPRI/1/1650/W5 DPRI/1/1650/Y1 4 May 1650
Mabell Yeldard, single woman, spinster, of Parish of St Giles (Gilligate) nigh the citty of Durham [Durham St Giles, County Durham]
DPRI/1/1650/Y1/1: 18 December 1649 - Nuncupative will Dated 'a week before Christmas last past' 164... [probably, but not necessarily, 1649]. Probate granted to John Ridley, nephew, 4 May 1650.
DPRI/1/1650/Y1/2: 18 December 1649 - Inventory, actual total £27 0s 8d
Digitised material for Mabell Yeldard, spinster of Durham St Giles, County Durham - DPRI/1/1650/Y1
