Catalogue

2 March 1663 (1) James Taylor of Brignall Mill, rough mason and James Taylor his son, freeman (2) Robert Laydman of Boldron, yeoman Conveyance by (1) to (2) of 2 houses and land known as Wasteland Common in Boldron Consideration: £120

12 and 13 August 1702 (1) Thomas Clarkson of Barnard Castle, cordwainer, and Elizabeth, his wife (2) Edward Addington of Egglestone Abbey, cordwainer Lease and release for a year by (1) to (2) of a house with outbuildings and third parts of pasture commons in Boldron known as Inn Moore and Thornsbury Consideration: £19 Witnessed by Robert Simpson, Henry Hutchinson and George Shank

29 August 1712 (1) Edward Addington of Egglestone Abbey, cordwainer (2) Mark Addington of Barnard Castle, cordwainer Release by (1) to (2) of a house and outbuildings with garden in Boldron and third parts of pasture commons called Boldron Inn Moore and Thornsbury Consideration: 10s Previous occupants named: Jeremiah Bainbrigg, Matthew Clarkson, Jane Kinley Witnessed by: John Moulton, J. Jackson and George Shank

25 March 1752 (1) R. Thomlinson of Barnard Castle, fellmonger (2) Susannah Findley of Boldron, spinster Mortgage by (1) to (2) of a house with outbuildings and garden in Boldron, pasture of 4 acres on Boldron Inn Moor and third part of a Beastgate on Thornsbury pasture belonging to Bowes parish Consideration: £106 Witnessed by Matthew Hanby, Robert Lodge and William Walker, deputy register

12 October 1756 (1) William Smith of Barnard Castle, skinner, and Margaret, his wife (2) Francis Lowson of Darlington, gent (3) Mary Maysam of Melsonby, North Yorkshire, widow (4) Catherine Middleton of Burtree House, widow (5) James Waistell of Darlington, woollen drawer Release by (1)-(4) to (5) of 26 acres of land with properties in Boldron that were subject to several mortgages Consideration: 1. Properties [not specified] and £100 by (5) to (3) 2. £200 by (5) to (4) 3. £150 by (5) to (2) 4. £50 by (5) to (1) Recites several mortgages [no dates provided] Endorsement note no.1: no date £500 mortgage debt: £50 paid by (5) to (1) and £450 by (5) to (2)-(4) Endorsement note no.2: 4 November 1759 Bond by (1) to (5) not to discharge any properties until the consideration is paid making together with penalties £601 3 s Witnessed by John Wilkinson and Thomas Arundel Endorsement no.3: no date (5) pays £50 to (1); (1) bonds with (5) to pay £100; (1) pays to (5) sum of £500

14 September 1762 (1) Mary Mills of Newcastle upon Tyne, spinster (2) Robert Robinson of Durham, gent. (3) Thomas Rudd of Durham, esq.; John Boulby of North Shields, gent. Assignment by (1) to (3) of a bond, described below by way of a marriage between (1) and (2) Consideration:10s by (3) to (1) Recites previous bond by John Mills, clerk to his sister Mary Mills to give her £2000

4 November 1763 (1) James Waistell, late of Darlington, linen draper, now of Old Elvet, Durham, gent. (2) Robert Robinson of Durham, gent.; and Mary, his wife (3) Thomas Rudd of Durham, esq.; and John Boulby of North Shields, gent. Conveyance by (1) to (3) of properties and pastures in Boldron [not specified] Consideration: £638 7s 7p Recites previous indentures of 11-12 October 1756 and 3 November 1759

6 December 1764 (1) Margaret Smith of Barnard Castle, widow; Elizabeth Singleton of Stockton on Tees, widow and previously widow of Lionel Mitchell; Thomas Rudd of Durham, esq.; John Boulby of North Shields, gent.; William Lodge of Barnard Castle, gent.; James Wastell of Old Elvet, Durham, gent. (2) William Rudd of Durham, esq. Conveyance by (1) to (2) of parcel of land and properties in Boldron belonging to Margaret Smith Consideration: 5s

1795 Final concord that all listed below are lodged as tenants at 2 houses, 2 cottages with 80acres of land, 40 acres of meadow, 40 acres of pasture in Boldron and Thornsbury in parishes of Bowes and Statforth

10 August 1821 (1) William Clarkson of Lamb Hill, North Yorkshire, yeo (2) John Watson of Cherry Tree Hill, Romaldkirk; and Anthony Siddle of St John's Chapel, yeo Memorandum of lease and release of 9 and 10 August 1821 by (1) to (2) of properties and land in the South Row in Boldron Witnessed by Joshua Stagg of Eggleston and John Elliot of Middleton

8 March 1869 (1) William Russell of Darlington, ironmonger (2) John Twentyman of Keswick, Cumbria, pencil manufacturer; James Corner Simpson of Richmond, North Yorkshire, currier (3) Thomas Allanby Simpson of Darlington, accountant (4) Ralph Simpson of tithe farm, Norton, gent. (5) Ralph Simpson of Leeds, West Yorkshire, tailor; Robert Simpson of Leeds, painter; Edwin Pattison Simpson of Darlington, stonemason; Edmund Pattison Simpson of Darlington, plumber (6) Charles Russell of Darlington, ironmonger Conveyance by (1) and (2) to (6) of piece of land and a house, occupied by Elizabeth Thompson, with outbuildings in Cleveland Terrace, Darlington Considerations: £400 by (6) to (1) and £350 by (6) to (2) Recites previous indenture of 22 January 1850