Catalogue

7 June 1651 (1) William Bell of Silver Street, Durham, cordwainer (2) William Dunn of Silver Street, Durham, cordwainer Release (lease missing) of a tenement in Silver Street, Durham, lately belonging to the chantry of St. James and St. Andrew on Elvet Bridge Consideration: £80

12-13 June 1679 (1) John Dunn of Durham City, grocer (2) Arthur Walton of Durham, cordwainer Lease and release of a tenement in Silver Street, Durham Consideration: 5s. and £160

10-11 March 1679/80 (1) Arthur Walton of Durham City, cordwainer (2) William Wilkinson of Durham City, mercer Lease and release of tenement in Silver Street, Durham, on the south side Consideration: 5s. and £120

14,5 June 1707 (1) Arthur Walton of Durham, cordwainer (2) William Wilkinson of Durham, esq. Lease and release of tenement in Silver Street Consideration: 5s. and £204

6 June 1707 (1) William Wilkinson of Durham, esq., plaintiff (2) William Walton of Durham, cordwainer, and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Two parts of final concord of a tenement in Silver Street, Durham Consideration: £100

1 September 1712 (1) Arthur Walton of Durham, cordwainer (2) William Wilkinson of Crossgate, Durham, esq. Release of the equity redemption to a tenement in Silver Street, Durham

26 May 1717 Copy of the will of William Wilkinson of Crossgate, Durham. Devises property in Crossgate, Bowes Close and Silver Street, Durham, Wingate and Wheatley Hill to his wife Margaret Wilkinson

1-2 May 1751 (1) Abraham Stout of Silver Street, Durham, butcher; Thomas Bainbridge of Silver Street, Durham, overman; Jonathan Stout of Silver Street, Durham, butcher; and Mary Summers of Durham, widow. (2) Henry Walton of Sherburn, gent. Lease and release of a tenement in Silver Street, Durham Consideration: 5s. and £43 14s.

8 November 1751 (1) Henry Walton, plaintiff (2) Thomas Bainbridge and his wife Thomasine, Jonathan Stout and his wife Margaret, and Mary Summers, deforciants Two parts of final concord of a tenement in Silver Street, Durham Consideration: £140

11-12 November 1789 (1) Thomas Wilkinson of Coxhoe, esq. (2) George Clark of Durham, glazier Lease and release of tenement in Silver Street, Durham Consideration: 5s and £140

13 August 1801 (1) Emanuel Walton of Newhouse, esq. (2) George Clark of Silver Street, Durham, plumber and glazier Feoffment of a tenement in Silver Street, Durham Consideration: £60

13 August 1801 (1) Emanuel Walton of Newhouse, esq., and Thomas Mitcheson of Sherburn, gent. (2) George Clark of Silver Street, Durham, plumber and glazier Bond in £100 for the performance of enfeoffment of the same date

5 January 1820 Probate copy of the will of 9 September 1818 of George Clark of Silver Street, Durham, painter and glazier. Devises his messuages and tenements in the parishes of St. Nicholas and St. Oswald, Durham, to Robert Orton of Framwellgate, gent., and William Rippon of Silver Street, Durham, brandy merchant, in trust for his wife Ann

1-2 May 1823 (1) William Rippon of Silver Street, Durham, brandy merchant, surviving trustee of George Clark (2) Thomas Clark of Framwellgate, Durham, currier (3) Jane Clark of Framwellgate, Durham, spinster (4) George Clark of Silver Street, Durham, painter and glazier (5) Henry Smales of Durham, gent. Lease and release of a tenement in Silver Street, Durham Consideration: 5s and £620

29 July 1826 (1) George Clark of Silver Street, Durham, painter and glazier (2) Henry Smales of Durham, gent. (3) Francis Smales of Durham, gent. Mortgage by demise of a tenement in Silver Street, Durham Consideration: £100

9 February 1827 (1) George Clark of Silver Street, Durham, painter and glazier (2) Francis Smales of Durham, gent. Further charge on mortgage on premises in Silver Street, Durham Consideration: £100

8 March 1828 (1) George Clark of Silver Street, Durham, painter and glazier (2) Francis Smales of Durham, gent Further charge on mortgage on premises in Silver Street, Durham Consideration: £100

26 May 1830 Probate of will of 10 March 1829 of George Clark of Silver Street, Durham, painter and glazier. Devises property in Silver Street to Thomas Clark of Silver Street, currier, and Charles Dodgson of Silver Street, linen draper

24 January 1843 (1) Henry Smales of York, esq. (2) William Thomas Greenwell of Greenwell Ford, esq., and Francis Mewburn of Darlington, gent. (3) Thomas Clark of Silver Street, Durham, currier, and Charles Dodgson of Neville's Cross, gent. (4) George Clark of Durham, painter and glazier; William Clark of Durham, painter and glazier; Thomas Clark of Durham, currier; John Clark of Sunderland, mariner, and James Clark of Durham, tailor (5) George Cummings of Silver Street, Durham, publican (6) John Ward of Old Elvet, gent. Release of freehold hereditament in Silver Street, Durham Consideration: £160

13 December 1844 (1) George Cummings of Durham, publican (2) Abraham Story the younger, gent. Appointment of a tenement in Silver Street, Durham for a mortgage Consideration: £200

Schedule of deeds and writings relating to a freehold dwelling house in Silver Street, Durham, belonging to George Cummings and contracted to be sold to George Clark, 1864

Receipt for payment of £160 by Arthur Walton of Durham, cordwainer, to John Dunn of Durham, grocer, for the purchase of a tenement in Silver Street, Durham, 19 June 1679

Receipt for payment of £120 by William Wilkinson of Durham, mercer, to Arthur Walton of Durham, cordwainer, for the purchase of a tenement in Silver Street, Durham, 11 March 1679/80

Certificate for the redemption of the land tax on a messuage in Saint Nicholas, Durham, in the possession of George Clark, 5 March 1805

Receipt for payment of £11 for the extinguishment of the annual farm rent of 11s.1d. chargeable on a house in Silver Street, Durham, 29 June 1874

Accounts of the executors of the will of Mrs. Isabel Clark, 11 October 1911