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Miscellaneous documents

Reference: D/X 464 Catalogue Title: Miscellaneous documents Area: Catalogue Category: Other Records Description: Durham City, shops on north side of Framwellgate Bridge, deeds

Covering Dates: 1745-1838

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    • Miscellaneous documents (Ref: D/X 464/1-15)

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Miscellaneous documents (Ref: D/X 464/1-15)

DURHAM

All deeds relate to tenements and shops on the North side of Framwellgate Bridge, Durham

Ref: D/X 464/1

Licence from the Dean and Chapter to Elianor Kenneby, David Kenneby, Ralph Pearson and William Richardson to assign the lease of the above property, 24 March 1745
(1 parchment)

Ref: D/X 464/2

24 March 1745 (1) Elianor Kenneby of Durham, widow (2) David Kenneby, Ralph Pearson and William Richardson (3) Richard and Jane Taylor of Durham (4) Ferdinando Aisley and John Wills Assignment of a lease
(1 parchment)

Ref: D/X 464/3

Licence from the Dean and Chapter to Barbara Silks to assign the lease of the above property, 7 September 1755
(1 parchment)

Ref: D/X 464/4

8 September 1755 (1) Barbara Silks of Durham, widow (2) John Mallam of Framwellgate Bridge Assignment of a lease
(1 parchment)

Ref: D/X 464/5

Probate of the will of Barbara Silks demising her house and shop to her grand-daughter, Barbara Silks, 27 June 1763
(1 parchment)

Ref: D/X 464/6

Licence from the Dean and Chapter to Barbara Silks to assign the lease of the above property, 26 February 1766
(1 parchment)

Ref: D/X 464/7

28 February 1766 (1) Barbara Silks of Durham (2) Ralph Lightfoot of Long Newton (3) Mary Atkinson of Barnard Castle Assignment of a lease
(1 parchment)

Ref: D/X 464/8

1 March 1766 (1) Mary Atkinson of Barnard Castle, widow (2) John Mallam of Framwellgate Bridge, merchant Declaration of Trust
(1 parchment)

Ref: D/X 464/9

Licence from the Dean and Chapter to Ferdinando Aisley to assign the lease of the above property, 8 July 1766
(1 parchment)

Ref: D/X 464/10

9 July 1766 (1) Richard Taylor, his wife Jane, Richard Taylor Jun., Thomas and Brabant Taylor, John Robinson, his wife Jane, John Rippon, Margaret his wife, and Michael Taylor (2) Ferdinando Aisley of Durham, merchant (3) Thomas Becket of Durham, watchmaker Assignment of a lease
(1 parchment)

Ref: D/X 464/11

14 August 1766 (1) Thomas Becket of Durham (2) John Mallam of Framwellgate Bridge Declaration of trust
(1 parchment)

Ref: D/X 464/12

17 August 1812 (1) John Ward of Old Elvet, gent. (2) Elizabeth Mallam of Crossgate, widow (3) James Gillespie of Durham, baker Assignment of a lease
(1 parchment)

Ref: D/X 464/13

Letters of Administration granted to James Gillespie, son of James Gillespie, of Framwellgate, deceased, 2 June 1821
(1 parchment)

Ref: D/X 464/14

Licence to John Ward to assign the lease of the above property, 26 July 1822
(3 parchments)

Ref: D/X 464/15

4 November 1838 (1) John Tiplady of Durham, gent. (2) William Darling of Durham Memorandum of Agreement for the sale of the above property at £125 Enclosed: (a) Copy will of David Kenneby of Crossgate Moor, 6 August 1742 (b) Plan of property belonging to John Darling of Durham adjoining the Neville's Cross to Whitesmocks Road. Surveyed by J. Turner, n.d. (c) Schedule of contents of above property (d) Bill of costs of Robert Darling for valuing land in parish of Crossgate belonging to Miss Ebdy, 7 March 1831
(1 bundle)



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