Catalogue

12 December 1673 (1) Anthony Reyneldson of London, gent. (2) Edward Stelling of Durham, currier (3) George Taylor of Durham, cordwainer Bargain and sale by (1) to (2) of a messuage and garth in Silver Street, Durham Consideration: £102

10 February 1684/5 (1) Edward Stelling of Durham, currier, his wife, Anne, and his eldest son, Robert (2) Thomas Battersby of Durham, clerk Bargain and sale by (1) to (2) of a messuage and outbuildings with a malt kiln and shop in Silver Street, Durham Consideration: £80

Receipt for £80 by Edward Stelling of Durham, currier, his wife Anne, and Robert Stelling, currier, from Thomas Battersby of Durham, clerk, in respect of premises in D/X 882/2, 10 February 1684/5

10 February 1684/5 (1) Edward Stelling of Durham, currier, and his son, Robert (2) Thomas Battersby of Durham, clerk Bond in £160 for the performance of covenants

19 and 20 August 1690 (1) Edward Stelling of Durham, currier, his wife, Anne, and his eldest son, Robert (2) Henry Blackett of Low Bitchburn, gent. Mortgage (by lease and release) by (1) to (2) of premises in D/X 882/2 Consideration: £150

20 August 1690 (1) Edward and Robert Stelling of Durham, curriers (2) Henry Blackett of Low Bitchburn, gent. Bond in £300 for the performance of covenants

8 September 1690 (1) Henry Blacket, gent., plaintiff (2) Edward Stelling, his wife, Anne, and son Robert, deforceants Final concord of a messuage and garden in Durham Consideration: £66 13s. 4d.

1 December 1698 (1) Edward Stelling of Durham, currier, his wife Anne, and his eldest son, Robert (2) Henry Blackett of Low Bitchburn, gent. Release by (1) to (2) of equity of redemption of premises in D/X 882/5-6 Consideration: £21l 9s. 8d.

12 and 13 June 1702 (1) Henry Blackett of Low Bitchburn, gent. (2) Thomas Richardson of Durham, cordwainer and Ann Wells of Stockton, spinster (3) John Heighington of Durham, cordwainer Lease and release by (2) to (3) of a messuage with a malt kiln and malt steep and a brew lead or copper together with lately erected buildings in Silver Street, Durham Consideration: £140

19 June 1702 (1) John Heighington of Durham, cordwainer (2) Ann Wells of Stockton upon Tees, spinster Mortgage by (1) to (2) of premises in D/X 882/10-ll Consideration: £140

14 December 1702 (1) Thomas Battersby of Durham, clerk (2) John Heighington of Durham, cordwainer Quitclaim by (1) of premises in D/X 882/10-ll Consideration: 5s.

7 and 8 August 1707 (1) John Heighington of Durham, cordwainer and his son, William Heighington of the same, beer brewer (2) John Coulson of South Shields, merchant Mortgage (by lease and release) by (1) to (2) of premises in D/X 882/10-11 Consideration: £100

Warrant of attorney by John Heighington of Durham, cordwainer and William Heighington of the same, beer brewer, 8 August 1707

8 August 1707 (1) John Heighington of Durham, cordwainer, and Willliam Heighington, brewer (2) John Coulson of South Shields, merchant Bond in £200 for the performance of covenants contained in indentures of 7/8 August 1707

21 and 22 February 1708/09 (1) John Coulson of South Shields, gent. (2) Anne Hodshon of Durham, widow (3) William Grinwall of Low Bitchburn, gent. Assignment of mortgage (by lease and release) by (1) to (2) of premises in D/X 882/14-15 Consideration: £109 10s.

21 and 22 June 1710 (1) Anne Hodshon of Durham, widow (2) Nathaniel Clayton of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, merchant Assignment of mortgage (by lease and release) by (1) to (2) of premises in D/X 882/14-15 Consideration: £128 18s. ld.

Affidavit of Anne Hodshon undertaking not to file any bill in Chancery as creditor of John Heighington against Nathaniel Clayton, 22 June 1710

Agreement by the creditors of John Heighington, bankrupt, to convey to Nathaniel Clayton, premises in D/X 882/14-15 for the sum of £20, 1 December 171l

Agreement by creditors of John Heighington to convey to Nathaniel Clayton premises in D/X 882/14-15 for the sum of £20, 1 December 1714

7 July 1715 (1) William Nicholson of Sherburn, yeoman; John Metcalfe of Langley, yeoman; and Richard Allen of Kelloe, yeoman (2) Nathaniel Clayton of Newcastle upon Tyne, merchant Assignment by (1) to (2) of equity of redemption of premises in D/X 882/14-15 Consideration: £20

20 and 21 July 1722 (1) Nathaniel Clayton of Newcastle upon Tyne, merchant, and his wife, Anne (2) Charles Wall of Durham, apothecary 1ease and release by (1) to (2) of premises in D/X 882/14-15 Consideration: £290

16 August 1722 (1) Charles Wall, apothecary, plaintiff (2) Nathaniel Clayton, merchant, deforeceant Final concord of one messuage in Durham Consideration: £66 13s. 4d.

20 October 1725 (1) Charles Wall of Durham, apothecary (2) Charles Stout of Durham Bond in £100

Copy of will of Charles Wall of Durham, apothecary. Will dated 27 September 1727; administration granted 29 March 1732

23 and 24 June 1749 (1) James Wall of Durham, gent. (2) Elizabeth Stout of Durham, widow (3) William Beilby of Durham, jeweller, and his wife, Mary Lease and release by (1) and (2) to (3) of premises in D/X 882/14-15 Consideration: £190

28 and 29 September 1749 (1) William Beilby of Durham, jeweller, and his wife, Mary (2) Lancelot Bourne of Chester-le-Street, gent. Mortgage (by lease and release) by (1) to (2) of premises in D/X 882/14-15 Consideration: £100

1 and 2 February 1750/51 (1) William Beilby of Durham, jeweller, and his wife, Mary (2) Lancelot Bourne of Chester le Street, gent. (3) William Forster of Durham, alderman Assignment of mortgage and further charge by (1) and (2) to (3) of premises in D/X 882/34-35 Consideration: £150

Receipt by Lancelot Bourne to William Forster for £100 with agreement of William Beilby to convey the premises in D/X 882/36-37 to William Forster, 2 February 1750/51

2 February 1750/51 (1) William Beilby of Durham, jeweller (2) William Forster of Durham, alderman Bond in £300 for the performance of covenants contained in D/X 882/36-37 above

2 July 1750 (1) Lancelot Bourne, plaintiff (2) William Beilby, jeweller, and his wife, Mary, deforceants Final concord of one messuage, one garden, la. of land in the parish of St. Nicholas, Durham Consideration: £66 13s. 4d.

Norwich Union Insurance policy for premises at 3 and 4 Silver Street, Durham, occupied by Nelson & Sons, butchers, and Home & Colonial Stores, grocers, 29 March 1915