Miscellaneous documents
Reference: D/X 1507 Catalogue Title: Miscellaneous documents Area: Catalogue Category: Other Records Description: Records from the estate of Michael Sidney Lockey, deceased
Covering Dates: 1633-1942
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Catalogue Description
Records given:9 November 2005 Acc: 3186(D)
Catalogue Contents
(Ref: D/X 1507/1-4)
Records from the estate of Michael Sidney Lockey, deceased
The deeds, D/X 1507/1-2, were retrieved from records discarded by Messrs. Booth and Dixon, solicitors, of Bishop Auckland.
The leaflet, D/X 1507/4, was found at Witton Park
4 April 1633
(1) Richard Thursbye of Winston, clerk, and George Shawe of Ingleton, yeoman
(2) John Dowthwaite of Westeholme [West Holme], gent., and John Horne, son of Peter Horne, of Ingleton, yeoman
Feoffment to (2) of a moiety of a messuage in Ingleton, late in the tenure of John Middleton, now in the tenure of Peter Horne
Fee farm rent: 20s. 10d. p.a.
(Parchment, 1 membrane)
Ref: D/X 1507/221 July 1773
Manor of West Auckland
Admittance of John Todd of Cockfield, merchant, third son of Fryer Todd of West Auckland, gent., to a messuage and garden [at Cockfield], part of the premises comprised in a surrender, dated 22 June 1761, from Thomas Todd, since dec'd., to Fryer Todd of West Auckland, London carrier, (nephew and heir of the said Thomas Todd)
(Parchment, 1 membrane)
Ref: D/X 1507/3Aircraft insurance policy for £400 against bomb damage, issued to Jane Watson, wife of Thomas Watson of 20 South Brompton Street, Redcar, Yorkshire, (as owner) and William Wilkinson of Bank Chambers, Bishop Auckland, solicitor, (as mortgagee), 9 September 1916
Endorsed: transfer of interest to Joseph Ernest Dixon of Cockton Hill Terrace, Bishop Auckland, (as owner), on 2 July 1917
(1 paper)
Ref: D/X 1507/4German propaganda leaflet: 'Here is the reason why the British Government says nothing about the shipping losses', listing 412 British Merchant Navy shipping losses incurred since 1 June 1941, n.d., [1942]
(1 paper, printed)
