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Miscellaneous documents

Reference: D/X 240 Catalogue Title: Miscellaneous documents Area: Catalogue Category: Other Records Description: Hett, Witton Gilbert and Durham City records

Covering Dates: 1609-1889

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Ref: D/X 240/1-8

Deeds and related papers of the property of Cuthbert Key of Hett and Witton Gilbert, 1657-1691
(8 parchments and papers)

Ref: D/X 240/9-16

Deeds and related papers of a house and garden in Sidegate, Durham City, 1609-1708
(8 parchments and papers)

Ref: D/X 240/17

(1) Anthony Salvin, gent. of Elvet, Durham City (2) Henry Wood, yeoman, of Broom Sheeles Bargain and sale of cottage and garden in Hett, 11 April 1683
(1 parchment)

Ref: D/X 240/18

(1) Jonathan Wood of Cleadon (2) Thomas Mowburn, yeoman of Sunniside Release of half of Hett Moor, 1700 (day and month not given)
(1 parchment)

Ref: D/X 240/19-21

Letters of administration of the wills of Thomas Dunn, Esq., of Old Elvet, Durham City (29 December 1789), Richard Shuttleworth of New Elvet, Durham City (18 November 1799) and John Robson of Crossgate, Durham City (3 May 1802)
(3 parchments)

Ref: D/X 240/22

Miscellaneous correspondence and bills and photographs mainly concerning Mr. Dunn of Leazes Terrace, Durham City, c.1884-1889. Many items undated
(1 bundle)



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