Catalogue

1. Aislaby: manor and estate, purchased 1830 2. Aislaby: leasehold messuage, purchased 1830 3. Aislaby: 2 cottages, purchased 1846 4. Aycliffe Mill, purchased 1868 5. Bradbury, purchased 1836 6. Eldon: manor, tithes, prebend and estate, purchased 1792 7. Elstob: South Farm and Hall, purchased 1823 8. Elstob and Great Stainton purchased from the Marquess of Londonderry, 1826 9. Elstob and Great Stainton purchased from Mrs. Ward's trustees, 1828 10. Ferryhill, purchased from John Rudd, 1872 11. Great Aycliffe: house and land purchased from John Kelsey, purchased 1845 12. Great Aycliffe: part of North Aycliffe Farm, 1868 13. Great Aycliffe: Dry Close, purchased 1821 14. Great Chilton: Standalone Farm, purchased 1884 15. Great Chilton: purchased from John Dawson Lambton, 1857 16. Great Chilton: Kay's Hill and Chilton Grange Farms, purchased 1877 17. Great Stainton and Heworth [Great Aycliffe] including the manor of Heworth, purchased 1864 18. Grindon: manor and estate, purchased 1848 19. Great Stainton: Hauxley estate, purchased 1849 20. Heighington: Five Acres Close, purchased 1860 21. Little Chilton: purchased from J.E. Denison and Rev. C.W. Wilkinson, 1859 22. Little Stainton: Longpasture Farm, purchased 1830 and 1836 23. Middridge Grange or Manor Estate, purchased 1832 24. Middridge Grange: freehold and leasehold tithes, purchased 1868 and 1875 25. Middridge: Burnhill and tithes at Middridge Moor, purchased 1860 26. Middridge: Greenfield House and Middridge Farm, purchased 1861 27. Middridge: the Upper End of Doomsday and the Wastes, purchased 1868 28. Middridge: High Laws and other lands, purchased 1868 29. Middridge: tithe rent charges on 45a. of land, purchased 1876 30. Morden: premises formerly belonging to the Shutwell family, 1804; and premises purchased from the trustees of Ann Sleigh, 1858 31. Morden: land purchased from Mark Ord, 1861 32. Morden: a farm purchased from Elizabeth Ann Arrowsmith and Mary Corner, 1869 33. Morden: a cottage purchased from Isaac Henderson, 1870 34. Morden: cottages and land purchased from Matthew Brunton, 1883 35. Newbiggin: a freehold estate purchased from John White, 1829 36. Nunstainton and Woodham: manor of Nunstainton and a moiety of the manor of Woodham and other lands, 1827 37. Nunstainton Grange: the farm, purchased 1830 38. Preston-le-Skerne: property at Preston-le-Skerne, Stainton and Brafferton purchased from the trustees of John Watson, 1841 39. Preston-le-Skerne: Farr Carr Close, purchased 1855 40. Preston-le-Skerne: manor, purchased 1822 41. Preston-le-Skerne: Preston Lodge Estate, purchased 1841 42. Preston-le-Skerne: Preston West Farm, purchased, 1804 43. Seaton Carew: Golden Flats Farm, Hunter House Farm and a moiety of the manor of Seaton Carew, purchased 1849 44. Seaton Carew: Red Barns estate, purchased 1831 45. Seaton Carew: Tofts estate, purchased 1832 46. Sedgefield, 1722 47. Sedgefield: the manor of Isle, purchased 1823 48. St. Andrew Auckland: William Field estate, purchased 1864 49. Woodham: estate purchased from the trustees of Robert Smith, 1848 50. Woodham: Moorhouse Farm and other properties purchased from Charles Gabb, 1839 51. Woodham: Thorney Close Farm, purchased 1872 52. Woodham: the manor, c.1820 53. Gloucestershire, 1711 - 1751 54. Hertfordshire, 1834 55. Northumberland, 1572/73 56. Miscellaneous and Cornwall, n.d. and 1835 57. Durham Estates 58. Little Stainton 59. Morden Carrs 60. Gloucestershire 61. Royal Grants

23 February 1635/36 (1) Robert Lambton of Aislaby, draper (2) Anthony Fewler of East Hartburn, yeoman, and his son, Thomas Fewler Demise for 1000 years by (1) to (2) of a messuage and seat house in Aislaby with a garth; and a cottage on the south of the town of Aislaby and a garth on the north; and 3 meadows called the Lowe Closes together with other named closes in Aislaby Consideration: £44 p.a. for 12 years

23 February 1635/36 (1) Robert Lambton of Aislaby, draper (2) Anthony Fewler of East Harburn, yeoman, and his son, Thomas Fewler Grant of feoffment by (1) to (2) of lands in Aislaby called the north part of the Neper Carres; a close called the Corne closes; and a close called the North Crooke Consideration: £660

24 December 1635 (1) Robert Lambton of Aislaby, draper (2) Anthony Fewler of East Hartburn, yeoman, and his son, Thomas Fewler Grant by (1) to (2) of closes in Aislaby called the north part of Neper Carrs; a close called the Corne closes; a close called North Crooke; and also a mansion house and garden with a cottage to the south of the town of Aislaby and a garden to the north; and three closes called Lame closes

8 August 1636 (1) Anthony Fewler and Thomas Fewler, plaintiffs (2) Robert Lambton and wife, Florence, deforceants Copy of final concord of 30a. of land, 20a. of meadow, 50a. of pasture in Aislaby Consideration: £600

26 August 1637 (1) Robert Lambton of Aislaby, gent. (2) Thomas Theobalds of Aislaby, gent. Bargain and sale by (1) to (2) of a messuage or seat house in Aislaby with an orchard, garden, stable, barn, oxhouse and garth; a cottage and garth adjoining; another cottage on the north side of the street with garth adjoining; the closes called Lame Close and two closes called the South parts of the Neper Carrs Consideration: £400 and rent of £16 p.a.

25 February 1641/2 (1) Anthony Fewler of East Hartburn, yeoman (2) Thomas Fewler of the same, son of (1) Grant by (1) to (2) of closes called the Oxe Pasture, the Cowe Close, the Calfe Close, the Moore Closes, Seery Close, Dallicarr Heade, all in Aislaby

3 April 1642 (1) Robert Lambton and Thomas Theobalds of Aislaby, gents. (2) Thomas Fewler of Bishopwearmouth, yeoman Bargain and sale by (1) to (2) of premises in D/El 1/5 Consideration: £600 and rent of £16 p.a.

15 April 1642 (1) Ann Story of Neasham, widow (2) Ralph Lambton of Aislaby, gent. Quitclaim by (1) to (2) of rents chargeable on lands at Aislaby Consideration: £70

21 October 1647 (1) Thomas Jefferson, the younger, of Elton, yeoman (2) Christopher Hall of West Hartburn, gent., and Francis Hall, son of Thomas Hall of Hornby, Yorkshire, gent. Bargain and sale by (1) to (2) of four closes called Aislaby Howmes or Holmes, containing 32a., in the manor of Aislaby Consideration: £360

23 June 1652 (1) Tymothy Faucet of Catterick, Yorkshire, gent., and wife, Anne (2) Thomas Hall of Hornby in Cleveland, Yorkshire, gent. Quitclaim by (1) to (2) of two closes called Grace Holme and Reese Holme in Aislaby Consideration: £70

5 July 1659 (1) Thomas Hall of Hornby, Yorkshire, gent., and son, Francis Hall of London, goldsmith (2) Thomas Fewler of Aislaby, gent. Bargain and sale by (1) to (2) of lands in D/El 1/9 Consideration: £450

20 December 1661 (1) Thomas Fewler, plaintiff (2) Thomas Hall, gent., and son, Francis Hall, deforceants Final concord, and duplicate, of 24a. of meadow and 80a. of pasture in Aislaby Consideration: £66 13s. 4d.

12 October 1665 (1) William Wilkinson of Excliffe [?Egglescliffe], yeoman, and Thomas Wilkinson of Little Stainton, husbandman (2) Thomas Newton of Aislaby, yeoman Assignment by (1) to (2) of the remainder of a term of 993 years in a messuage and adjoining garth, containing 1a., in Aislaby Consideration: £22 12s. 6d.

11 July 1667 (1) Michaell Pemmerton of Thornbrough Hall, Yorkshire (2) Thomas Fewler of Aislaby, gent. Bargain and sale by (1) to (2) of a cottage and meadow garth containing 1a.; a house and other lands to the east and north; a close of meadow ground containing 15a.; and a close of pasture containing 60a.; all in Aislaby Consideration: £400

14 December 1667 (1) Roland Place, esq., William Moore and Thomas Fewler, gents., plaintiffs (2) Michael Pemberton, esq., and wife, Anne; and John Garnett, gent. and wife, Alice, deforceants Final concord of 10 messuages, 2 orchards, 2 gardens, 200a. of land, 200a. of meadow, 460a. of pasture, all in Aislaby Consideration: £220

6 and 7 February 1671/2 (1) Thomas Fewler of Aislaby, gent. (2) John Morland of Elvet, Durham, esq.; William Place of Darlington, gent.; Edward Pilkington of Darlington, gent.; and Robert Fewler of Hartburn, gent. Copy of marriage settlement [lease and release] of John Fewler, son of (1) and Jane Pilkington, daughter of John Pilkington of Hill Close House, Bondgate in Darlington, conveying to (2) in trust, capital messuages or seat houses at Aislaby with other named messuages there; and lands at Eldon, Longnewton and Yarm, Yorkshire

Copy of the will of Thomas Fewler of Aislaby, gent., 28 December 1672

Probate copy of will, dated 11 March 1671/2, of Michael Newton of Aislaby, husbandman, 23 May 1684

5 May 1675 (1) John Fewler of Hillclosse House, gent. (2) Francis Crosby of Durham, gent.; George Crosier of Bishopwearmouth, gent.; John Johnson of the same, gent.; and John Fewler of Longnewton, gent. Conditional grant by (1) to (2) of an annuity of £30 chargeable for 20 years on several [named] closes in Aislaby Consideration: £393

8 August 1678 (1) John Fowler of Aislaby, gent. (2) Robert Jackson of Stockton, merchant Conveyance by bargain and sale of Wilkinson's Farm and various [named] closes in Aislaby, and freehold lands in the parish of Dinsdale Consideration: £660

26 September 1678 (1) Robert Jackson, esq., plaintiff (2) John Fowler, deforceant Final concord, and duplicate, of 3 messuages, 50a. of land, 300a. of meadow, 200a. of pasture in Aislaby and in the parish of Dinsdale Consideration: £106 13s. 4d.

10 April 1679 (1) John Fowler of Aislaby, gent., and wife, Jane (2) Robert Jackson of Stockton, merchant Quitclaim by (1) to (2) of messuages and tenements in D/El 1/22 Consideration: £260

2 May 1679 (1) Robert Jackson, merchant, plaintiff (2) John Fowler and wife, Jane, deforceants Final concord, and duplicate, of 3 messuages, 50a. of land, 300a. of meadow, 200a. of pasture in Aislaby and in the parish of Dinsdale Consideration: £106 13s. 4d.

6 and 7 April 1680 (1) Robert Jackson of Stockton, merchant, and wife, Marie; and John Fowler of Aislaby, gent. (2) Sir David Fowlis of Ingleby manor, Yorkshire, bart.; Sir Thomas Pennyman of Thornton, Yorkshire, bart.; and John Turner of Kirkleatham, Yorkshire, serjeant at law Conveyance by lease and release by (1) to (2) of lands and tenements in D/El 1/22 Consideration: £1,430

6 and 7 April 1680 (1) John Fowler of Aislaby, gent. and wife, Jane; and Ann Fowler, widow and mother of the said John (2) Edward Trotter of Skelton Castle, Yorkshire, esq. Conveyance by lease and release of the manor and capital messuage house in Aislaby with several messuages, cottages, houses, and lands [names and acreages given] Consideration: £2,200 and £450 to each of the three sisters of the said John Fowler on marriage or on attaining the age of 21

8 April 1680 (1) John Fowler of Aislaby, gent. and wife, Jane; and Ann Fowler, mother of the said John (2) Edward Trotter of Skelton Castle, Yorkshire, esq. Bargain and sale of premises in D/El 1/30 and D/El 1/31 Consideration: as in D/El 1/31

20 April 1680 (1) John Fowler of Aislaby, gent., and wife, Jane, and Ann Fowler, mother of the said John (2) Edward Trotter of Skelton Castle, Yorkshire, esq. Bargain and sale, with feoffment, of premises in D/El 1/30 and D/El 1/31 and grant of power of attorney by (1) to Robert Colthirst and William Chapman, gent. Consideration: £3,600

8 May 1680 (1) Edward Trotter, esq.; Sir David Fowler, bart.; Sir Thomas Pennyman, bart.; and John Turner, esq., serjeant at law, deforceants (2) John Fowler and wife, Jane; and Robert Jackson, merchant, and wife, Mary Final concords of 5 messuages, 5 cottages, one dovecote, 180a. of land, 150a. of meadow, 300a. of pasture, in Aislaby in the parish of Egglescliffe and Stoddoe in the parish of Dinsdale Consideration: £553 6s. 8d.

10 September 1680 (1) Robert Jackson of Stockton, merchant (2) Edward Trotter of Skelton Castle, Yorkshire, esq. Assignment, and grant of power of attorney, by (1) to (2) in respect of a judgement for debt for £400 against John Forster of Aislaby, gent.

16 May 1681 (1) Michaell Pemberton of Aislaby, esq. (2) Edward Trotter of Skelton Castle, Yorkshire, esq. Feoffment by (1) to (2) of two parcels of land at Aislaby Consideration: £30

29 January 1683/4 (1) Robert Robson of Durham, and wife, Mary (2) Edward Trotter of Aislaby, esq. Discharge for bequest under the will of the late Thomas Fewler of Aislaby, gent. Consideration: £450

2 February 1683/4 (1) Joshua Tillam of Kirkby Stephen, Westmorland, gent., and wife, Jane (2) John Fewler of Old Close House Discharge for bequest under the will of the late Thomas Fewler of Aislaby, gent. Consideration: £450

21 September 1685 (1) John Gill of Yarm, Yorkshire, and wife, Sarah (2) Edward Trotter of Aislaby, esq. Discharge for bequest under the will of the late Thomas Fewler of Aislaby, gent. Consideration: £450

20 January 1686/7 (1) Ralphe Brandlin of Hopton, Northumberland, gent., and wife, Dorothy (2) Edward Trotter of Aislaby Discharge for bequest under the will of the late Thomas Fowler of Aislaby, gent. Consideration: £450

31 January and 1 February 1684/85 (1) Edward Trotter of Aislaby, esq. (2) Sir David Foulis of Ingleby Manor, Yorkshire, bart.; George Trotter of East Harlsey, Yorkshire, gent.; Wilfrid Lawson of Ilkley, Yorkshire, esq.; and Godfrey Lawson of Leeds, Yorkshire, merchant (3) John Trotter of Skelton Castle, Yorkshire, esq. Settlement (lease and release with counterpart release) conveying the manor of Aislaby with other lands [names and quantities specified] from (1) to (2) to uses specified

25 and 26 May 1696 (1) Edward Trotter of Parke House near Guisborough, Yorkshire, esq.; John Trotter of Skelton Castle, Yorkshire, esq.; Henry Trotter, merchant; Katherine Trotter, spinster; James Lowde of Settrington, Yorkshire, and wife, Elizabeth; Timothy Carlill of Burlington, Yorkshire, apothecary, and wife, Mary; George Lawson of East Harlsey, Yorkshire, gent., and wife, Margaret; Hannah and Ann Trotter, spinsters; George Trotter of Stockton, esq.; Wilfrid Lawson of Ilkley, Yorkshire, esq.; and Godfrey Lawson of Leeds, Yorkshire, merchant (2) William Ward of Guisborough, Yorkshire, gent. Lease and release by (1) to (2) of the manor of Aislaby with other lands [names and quantities specified] Consideration: £4,200

27 and 28 May 1696 (1) Sir Thomas Pennyman of Ormesby, Yorkshire, bart. and Edward Trotter of the Parke House, nr. Guisborough, Yorkshire, esq. (2) John Pease of West Auckland, gent. (3) William Ward of Guisborough, Yorkshire, gent. Lease and release by (1) to (2) in trust for (3) of Wilkinson's Farm at Aislaby

29 May 1696 (1) Edward Trotter of Parke House near Guisborough, Yorkshire, esq. and John Trotter of Skelton Castle, Yorkshire, esq. (2) William Ward of Guisborough, Yorkshire, gent. (3) Robert Hilton of Stockton, gent., and Richard Rayne of Stockton, gent. Bargain and sale with feoffment by (1) to (2) of the manor of Aislaby with lands at Aislaby and Studdoe Consideration: £4,200

30 May 1696 (1) William Ward of Guisborough, Yorkshire, gent. (2) Edward Trotter of Parke House, nr. Guisbrough, Yorkshire, esq. Mortgage, and counterpart, by demise for 500 years by (1) to (2) of the manor of Aislaby with messuages, farms and lands Consideration: £1,200 and interest [part of the consideration of D/E1 1/49] to secure the payment of an annuity of £100 to Dame Barbara Talbot of Lacock, Wiltshire

29 July 1721 (1) Thomas Manley of London, haberdasher, and wife, Anne; George Jackson of Thirsk, Yorkshire, and wife, Hannah; Esther Ward of Guisborough, Yorkshire, spinster; and William Ward, second son of William Ward of Guisborough, Yorkshire, deceased (2) Sir William Foulis of Engleby Manor, Yorkshire, bart.; and Edward Ward and Ralph Ward, sons of the said William Ward, deceased (3) John Ward of Hackney, Middlesex, eldest son and heir of the said William Ward, deceased Deed of covenant for the sale to (3) or another, of messuages and lands at Aislaby and Stoddo to uses specified in the will of the said William Ward of Guisborough, deceased Consideration: £4,200

25 and 26 January 1721/2 (1) Sir William Foulis of Ingleby Manor, Yorkshire, bart.; Ralph Ward of Guisborough, Yorkshire, gent.; Mary Ward of Guisborough, widow; William Ward of London, citizen and salter; Hester Ward of Guisborough, spinster; Thomas Manley of London, citizen and haberdasher, and wife, Anne; George Jackson of Thirsk, Yorkshire, gent., and wife, Hannah; Sir James Pennyman of Thornton, Yorkshire, bart.; and John Pease of West Auckland, gent. (2) John Ward of Hackney, Middlesex,esq. Lease and release to (2) of the manor of Aislaby with a capital messuage and dovecote, with two small parcels of land in the orchard or garden; lands called the Cowpasture (22a.); 2 parcels called Colt Becks (37a.); 3 other parcels called Colt Hills (43a.); 2 closes called Ox Closes and Dally Carrs (40a.); several parcels called Cow Close, the Two Moore Closes and the Two Seivy Closes (50a.) [all the aforesaid called Wilkinson's Farm]; parcels called Great and Little Bonker, and Dayle (76a.); a piece of ground called Northcrooke (14a.); a parcel called the Corne Close (37a.); a parcel called the Lee fields (25a.); parcels called Brockett Field and Horse Close (34a.); a parcel called the Brickfield (22a.); lands called Nipper Carrs (26a.); a parcel called Great Gateside (11a.); several closes called the Calfe Close, the Wood Close, the Little Gateside and the Cooke Close (16a.); 5 cottages; a piece of ground called the Holmes (35a.); and fishing rights on the river Tees; all at Aislaby, and a messuage with appurtenances called Studdow or Stoddoe at Dinsdale with closes called the Summerfield and the Winterfield (34a.) Consideration: £3,800 and an annuity of £40

12 May 1722 (1) John Ward, esq., plaintiff (2) Sir William Foulis, bart.; Sir James Pennyman, bart.; Ralph Ward, gent.; and John Pease, gent., deforceants Final concord, with duplicate, of the manor of Ayslaby with its appurtenances, together with 10 messuages, 300a. of land, 100a. of meadow, and 300a. of pasture with appurtenances in Ayslaby and Studdow alias Stoddoe and in the parishes of Egglescliffe and Dinsdale Consideration: £40

20 December 1722 (1) Thomas Manley of London, haberdasher (2) John Ward of Hackney, Middlesex, esq. Bond in £1,200 for the performance of covenants in D/El 1/52

4 and 5 March 1725/6 (1) John Ward of Hackney, Middlesex, esq. (2) John Trotter of London, grocer, and Edward Lascells of London, drysalter (3) Ralph Ward of Guisborough, Yorkshire, gent. Lease and release to (2), to uses specified, of a messuage with several closes at Woodhouses; a house and lands at Bishop Auckland, part whereof is copyhold; the manor of Ayslabye with the capital messuage and dovecote in Aislaby together with messuages comprising Wilkinson's Farm, and other lands as specified, all in Aislaby in the parish of Egglescliffe; a tenement called Studdow or Stoddoe in the parish of Dinsdale; closes called Summerfield and Winterfield (34a.); a new built house and warehouse with the house and garth behind in the parish of Lythe, Yorkshire; a messuage and farm house called Peake Farm with several closes adjoining in Stainton Dale in the parish of Scalby, Yorkshire; one-quarter of the alum mines, works and kilp houses at or near Bowlby in the parish of Easington, Yorkshire, together with one-quarter of other alum-mines, works and kilp houses late of Thomas Conyers of Elemore Hall, esq., in the manor of Bowlby; a messuage and farm with appurtenances in the parish of Scruton, Yorkshire; a messuage and farm at Brompton, Yorkshire; tithes of corn, grain and hay of Deighton, Yorkshire, and tithes of corn and grain of Brompton, Yorkshire; the Tithe Barn and the Croft at Brompton, Yorkshire; and all other messuages, lands and tithes of Christopher Prissick of London, merchant, in the parishes of Scruton, Brompton and Deighton, Yorkshire; and all lands and tenements of (1) in the counties of York and Durham. And assignment by (1) to (2) of the remainders of terms of years of collieries and wagonways at South Biddick and alum pits and kilp houses at Spring Banks and Clarke Woods in the manor of Guisborough Consideration: £6,000

20 and 21 September 1749 (1) John Read of the South Sea House, London, gent., surviving assignee under the Commission of Bankruptcy against John Ward, late of London, merchant (2) Ralph Ward of Guisborough, Yorkshire, gent. Lease and release to (2) of lands and tenements conveyed in D/El 1/58 - 1/59, together with a house at the west end of Guisborough in the south side of West Gate, with a garth to the back, and the Free Right Close, also in Guisborough; and assignment to (2) of outstanding debts and arrears of rent as specified Consideration: £9,300

9 and 10 December 1772 (1) George Jackson of Old Palace Yard, Wesminster, esq. (2) William Wilson of Great Ayton, Yorkshire, esq., and Ralph Jackson of Normanby, Yorkshire, esq. (3) George Hoar of London, esq. (4) George Sutton of Stockton, esq. (5) William Masterman of Gray's Inn, London, esq., and Ralph Bradley of Stockton, esq. Lease and release to (5), to uses specified, of the manor of Aislaby with the seat house and dovecote, together with messuages, comprising Wilkinson's Farm with other lands and fishing rights, as specified, in Aislaby in the parish of Egglescliffe; a messuage called Studdow or Studdo in the parish of Dinsdale; and closes called Summerfield and Winterfield Consideration: £3,300

10 December 1772 (1) George Jackson of Old Palace Yard, Westminster, esq. (2) William Wilson of Great Ayton, Yorkshire, esq. and Ralph Jackson of Normanby, Yorkshire, esq. (3) George Hoar of London, esq. (4) George Sutton of Stockton, esq. (5) William Masterman of Gray's Inn, London, esq. and Ralph Bradley of Stockton, esq. Deed of covenant to procure to (5) in trust, the remainder of a term of 500 years in part of the estate in D/El 1/62 - 1/63

2 March 1773 Release by William Manley of St. Andrew, Holborn, Middlesex, esq., and Rev. John Laurence of the same, clerk, and wife, Rebecca, in respect of legacies under the will of Ralph Ward, esq., deceased Consideration: £1,500

10 December 1775 Release by Ann Edwards of the City of London, to George Jackson, esq., of lands charged with the payment of an annuity of £70 under the will of Ralph Ward, gent., deceased

9 and 10 January 1776 (1) William Masterman of Gray's Inn, London, esq. and Ralph Bradley of Stockton, esq. (2) George Jackson of Old Palace Yard, Westminster, and Thomas Lloyd of Gray's Inn , London, gent. (3) William Wilson of Great Ayton, Yorkshire and Ralph Jackson of Normanby, Yorkshire, esq. /67, 68 (4) George Hoar of London, esq. (5) George Sutton of Stockton, esq. (6) Robert Raikes Fulthorpe of Northallerton, Yorkshire, esq. (7) John Turton of St. Martin in the Fields, Middlesex, doctor in physick Conveyance and mortgage by demise for 1,000 years to (7), for (6), of the manor of Aislaby and other lands at Aislaby in D/El 1/62 - 1/63 Consideration: £13,750 plus interest

10 January 1776 (1) John Hearn, the elder, of Graveley, Cambridge, gent. (2) George Jackson of Old Palace Yard, Westminster (3) Robert Raikes Fulthorp of Northallerton, Yorkshire, esq. (4) John Turton of St. Martin in the Fields, Middlesex, doctor in physick (5) Robert Burton of Lincoln's Inn, London, esq. Assignment by (1) to (5) of the remainder of a term of 500 years in the manor of Aislaby in trust for (4) to attend the inheritance Consideration: 10s.

10 July 1778 (1) Robert Raikes Fulthorp of Northallerton, Yorkshire, esq. (2) John Turton of the Adelphi, St. Martin in the Fields, Middlesex, doctor in physick Further charge on the manor of Aislaby with a seat house, dovecote and divers messuages, all in Aislaby Consideration: £1,000 and interest

25 December 1778 (1) John Turton of the Adelphi, St. Martin in the Fields, Middlesex, doctor of physic (2) Robert Raikes Fulthorp of Northallerton, Yorkshire, esq. (3) David Godfrey of Kendall Place, Isleworth, Middlesex, esq. Assignment, and counterpart, by (1) and (2) to (3) of mortgage by demise for 1,000 years of estates in D/El 1/70 Consideration: £3,000, and £9,000 and interest

20 September 1782; copy made 28 January 1786 (1) Robert Raikes Fulthorp of Northallerton, Yorkshire, esq. (2) David Burton of Egglescliffe, esq., and Rev. John Russell Greenhill of Cottisford, Oxford, doctor of laws Attested copy of conveyance by (1) to (2), in trust, of estates in D/El 1/70 for securing the discharge of incumbrances thereon Consideration: 10s.

11 and 12 May 1785 (1) Rev. John Russell Greenhill of Cottisford, Oxford, doctor of laws (2) Robert Raikes Fulthorp of Northallerton, Yorkshire, esq. (3) David Godfrey of Kendal Place, Isleworth, Middlesex, esq. (4) Philip Francis of East Sheen, Surrey, esq. (5) Robert Burton of Lincoln's Inn, Middlesex, esq. (6) Rowland Webster of Stockton, esq. (7) George Hutchinson of Stockton, merchant (8) Rowland Burdon, the younger, of Castle Eden, esq. Lease and release by (1-3) to (7) in trust for (6) of estates in D/El 1/70 and assignment by (3) to (8) in trust for (6) of the remainder of a term of 1,000 years Consideration: £10,505

12 May 1785 (1) Sir Robert Taylor of Spring Gardens, Middlesex, kt. (2) David Godfrey of Kendal Place, Isleworth, Middlesex, esq. (3) Philip Francis of East Sheen, Surrey, esq. (4) Rev. John Russell Greenhill of Cottisford, Oxford, doctor of laws (5) Robert Raikes Fulthorp of Northallerton, Yorkshire, esq. (6) Rowland Webster of Stockton, esq. (7) Jeffrey Gibson of Redmarshall, esq. Assignment of the remainder of a term of 500 years by (1) - (5) to (7) in trust for (6) to attend the inheritance of the estates in D/El 1/70 Consideration: 10s.

28 and 29 April 1795 (1) John Knowles of Yarm, Yorkshire, butcher (2) Rowland Webster of Stockton, esq. Conveyance by leave and release by (1) to (2) of a garth in Aislaby Consideration: £19

14 and 15 May 1802 (1) George Hutchinson of Stockton, merchant (2) Rowland Webster of the same, esq. Conveyance to (2) of estate in D/El 1/70 held by (1) in trust Consideration: 10s.

28 and 29 May 1802 (1) Rowland Webster of Stockton, esq. (2) William Richardson of Langbaurgh, Yorkshire, tanner Mortgage by (1) to (2) of a dwelling house and 228a. of land with appurtenances at Aislaby Consideration: £4,400 plus interest

24 and 25 May 1803 (1) William Richardson of Langbaurgh, Yorkshire, tanner (2) Rowland Webster of Stockton, esq. Reconveyance by (1) to (2) of estates in D/El 1/81 - 1/82 Consideration: £4,400

30 May 1803 (1) Rowland Webster of Stockton, esq. (2) Robert Clarke of the same, gent. Mortgage, by demise for 1,000 years, by (1) to (2), of estates in D/El 1/81 - 1/82 Consideration: £4,500 plus interest

9 May 1805 (1) Robert Clarke of Stockton, gent. (2) John William, Earl of Bridgewater Assignment of mortgage, by (1) to (2), for the remainder of a term of 1,000 years, of estates in D/El 1/81 - 1/82 Consideration: £4,500

19 and 20 May 1807 (1) Rowland Webster of Stockton, esq. (2) John Russell Rowntree of the same, gent. Mortgage, by (1) to (2), of a farm and lands comprising 280a.; another farm and lands comprising 226a.; and closes comprising 18a.; all in Aislaby Consideration: £4,000 and interest

22 May 1810 (1) Rowland Burdon of Castle Eden, esq., and William Ingham of Newcastle, surgeon (2) Rowland Webster of the Grange, Bishopwearmouth, esq. Release, by (1) to (2), of trusts under the will of Rowland Webster, deceased, father of (2), including the manor of Aislaby and other lands in Aislaby, Stockton and Norton Consideration: 10s.

25 and 26 May 1810 (1) John Russell Rowntree of Stockton, gent. (2) Edward Hale of London, merchant (3) Robert Clarke of Stockton, gent. Assignment by (1) and (2) to (3) of mortgage of estates in D/El 1/87 and 1/88 Consideration: £4,000

13 and 14 January 1811 (1) Rowland Webster of the Grange, Bishopwearmouth, esq. (2) John William, Earl of Bridgewater (3) Robert Clarke of Stockton, esq. (4) William Sleigh of Stockton, esq. (5) Rev. Christopher Anstey of Norton, clerk Mortgage, by (1) to (4), of the manor of Aislaby with seat house and dovecote and several parcels of ground in Aislaby in the parish of Egglescliffe Consideration: £16,000 and interest

15 January 1811 (1) Rowland Webster of the Grange, Bishopwearmouth, esq. (2) William Sleigh of Stockton, esq. (3) Jeffrey Gibson of Sunderland, gent. (4) Rowland Burdon of Castle Eden, esq. (5) Thomas Robinson Grey of Norton, esq. (6) John Grey of Stockton, wine merchant Assignment by (1) - (3) to (5), in trust, of the remainder of a term of 500 years of premises in D/El 1/76, and assignment by (1), (2) and (4) to (6), in trust, of the remainder of a term of 1,000 years of the same premises, for better securing the mortgage in D/El 1/92, 93

15 January 1811 (1) Rowland Webster of the Grange, Bishopwearmouth, esq. (2) William Sleigh of Stockton, esq. (3) William Grey of the same, gent. Appointment of (3) as receiver for the manor of Aislaby and other lands mortgaged in D/El 1/92, 93

9 November 1819 (1) Rowland Webster of the Grange, Bishopwearmouth, esq. (2) Robert Clarke of Stockton, esq. Lease for a year by (1) to (2) of the manor of Aislaby and other premises in D/El 1/92, 93 Consideration: 5s.

10 November 1819; copy made 13 February 1830 (1) Rowland Webster of the Grange, Bishopwearmouth, esq. (2) John Allan of Blackwell Hall, esq.; Bryan Abbs of Cleadon House, esq.; and Rowland Burdon of Castle Eden, esq. (3) Robert Clarke of Stockton, esq. Attested copy of release [for lease see D/El 1/96] mortgaging to (3) the manor of Aislaby and other premises in D/El 1/92, 93 with covenant to surrender copyhold land in Bishopwearmouth Consideration: £1,500 and interest

14 and 15 November 1820 (1) Rowland Webster of the Grange, Bishopwearmouth, esq. (2) Robert Clarke of Stockton, esq., and Rev. Thomas Peacock of Denton, clerk Conveyance by lease and release by (1) to (2) in trust of the manor of Aislaby and other premises in D/El 1/92, 93 for securing the discharge of outstanding debts thereon

12 July 1821; copy made post 1825 (1) Thomas Smith of Bishopwearmouth, auctioneer (2) Commissioners in bankruptcy for Rowland and William Webster of Bishopwearmouth, merchants and chapmen (3) Thomas Hanway Bigge of Newcastle, banker, and James Potts of the same, merchant Copy of bargain and sale to (3), in trust, of the freehold and copyhold estates of Rowland and William Webster

12 July 1821; copy made post 1825 (1) Thomas Smith of Bishopwearmouth, auctioneer (2) Commissioners in bankruptcy for Rowland and William Webster of Bishopwearmouth, merchants and chapmen (3) Thomas Hanway Bigge of Newcastle, banker, and James Potts of the same, merchant Copy of assignment to (3) in trust of the personal estate of Rowland and William Webster

Notice from the trustees of Frances Hale and her children to Rev. John Brewster of Egglescliffe, clerk, and Leonard Raisbeck of Stockton, esq., executors of the will of William Sleigh, late of Stockton, deceased, for the discharge of a mortgage of £16,000 on the manor of Aislaby, 5 April 1825

13 and 14 October 1825 (1) Rev. John Brewster of Egglescliffe and Leonard Raisbeck of Stockton, gent., trustees of the will of William Sleigh, late of Stockton, esq., deceased (2) Robert Clarke of Stockton, gent., and Rev. Thomas Peacock of Denton, clerk (3) James Potts of Newcastle, merchant (4) Rowland Webster of Bishopwearmouth, gent. (5) William Webster of Bishopwearmouth, gent. (6) Rev. Richard Hall of Harewood, Yorkshire and said Rowland Webster (7) The said Rowland Webster and William Webster (8) William Hale of Acomb, York, esq. (9) The said Robert Clarke (10) John Russell Rowntree of Stockton, esq.; the said Robert Clarke; and William Grey of Stockton, gent. (11) Christopher Anstey of Norton, clerk (12) Richard Dickson of Stockton, merchant Assignment, by lease and release, by (1) to (10), of the mortgage of the manor of Aislaby with its capital house, dovecote, houses and lands; and assignment by (11) to (12) of the remainder of a term of 1,000 years in trust to attend the inheritance of a farm and several parcels of land at Aislaby Consideration: £16,000 and interest

8 December 1825 (1) Thomas Robinson Grey of Norton, esq. (2) Margaret Grey of Stockton, widow (3) Robert Clarke of Stockton, gent., and Rev. Thomas Peacock of Denton, clerk (4) John Russell Rowntree of Stockton, esq.; the said Robert Clarke; and William Grey of Stockton, gent. (5) William Bayley of Stockton, gent. (6) Robert Rayson of Stockton, gent. Assignment by (1) to (5), in trust, for the remainder of a term of 500 years, of the manor of Aislaby with lands and tenements, and assignment, by (2) to (6), in trust, for the remainder of a term of 1,000 years of the same premises, for securing a mortgage of £16,000 and interest

6 and 7 November 1827 (1) James Potts of Newcastle, merchant, surviving assignee of the estate of Rowland and William Webster, bankrupts (2) The said Rowland Webster (3) The said William Webster (4) Rev. Thomas Peacock of Denton, clerk (5) Rev. Richard Hale of Harewood, Yorkshire, clerk (6) William Hale of York, esq. (7) John Russell Rowntree, Robert Clarke and William Grey, all of Stockton, esqs. Conveyance, by lease and release, by (1) to (7), of the manor of Aislaby with lands and tenements, subject to the equity of redemption in D/El 1/92, 93

30 and 31 December 1830 (1) Rowland Webster of the Grange, Bishopwearmouth, esq. (2) Robert Clarke of Stockton, gent. (3) Robert Bowery of Newbottle, gent. (4) The said Robert Clarke and Rev. Thomas Peacock of Denton, clerk (5) Matthew Bowser of Stockton, gent. Conveyance, by lease and release, by (2), of his interest as mortgagee to (5), in trust, in the manor of Aislaby with capital messuage and lands Consideration: £1,500

22 and 23 April 1830 (1) William Bayley of Stockton, gent. (2) Robert Rayson of Stockton, gent. (3) John Russell Rowntree of Stockton, esq.; Robert Clarke of Stockton, gent. and William Grey of Stockton, gent. (4) Richard Hale of Harewood, Yorkshire, clerk, and Rowland Webster of Bishopwearmouth, merchant (5) Rowland Webster and William Webster of Newcastle, merchants (6) William Hale of Acomb, Yorkshire, esq. (7) John, Earl of Eldon (8) William Courtenay of Westminster, esq. (9) Francis Cross, esq., master of Chancery Assignment, by (1) and (2), of terms of 500 years and 1000 years in the manor of Aislaby, and freehold lands at Aislaby, to (8) and (9), for (7), in trust, to attend the inheritance. Includes: schedule of lands with descriptions, quantities, qualities and remarks Consideration: £21,000

23 April 1830 (1) Richard Harle of Harewood, Yorkshire, clerk, and Rowland Webster of Bishopwearmouth, merchant (2) John, Earl of Eldon Deed of covenant for the production of the marriage settlement [17 November 1802] of William and Frances Hale

Limited administration of the estate of John Trotter of Hartford, Huntingdon,deceased, in respect only of the residue of a term of 500 years in the manor of Aislaby and other lands, 11 June 1830 Attached: copy of will, 8 August 1745

Limited administration of the estate of Rev. Henry Trotter of Graveley, Cambridge, deceased, in respect only of the residue of a term of 500 years in the manor of Aislaby and other lands, 11 June 1830 Attached: copy of will and codicils, 9 April 1766 - 30 May 1766

Schedule of deeds, from 31 January 1684 to 11 June 1830, relating to the manor of Aislaby purchased by the Earl of Eldon of Rowland Webster, a bankrupt, n.d. [1830]

Letters from Messrs. Clarke and Bayley, Stockton, to Messrs. Wilson Bell and Steward, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, concerning the purchase by Lord Eldon of the Aislaby estate, 13 September 1829 - 17 June 1830

'Abstract of Deeds and Writings, from 31 January 1684 to 15 November 1820, relating ... to the Manor ... of Aislaby ... and a freehold Estate there formerly belonging to Rowland Webster Esq. deceased and late belonging to his son Rowland Webster a Bankrupt', n.d. [c.1830]

Supplemental abstract of deeds and writings, from 16 January 1825 to 7 March 1827, relating to the title to the manor of Aislaby, n.d. [1830]

Abstract of title, 28-29 April 1795, to a garth and parcel of ground at Aislaby purchased by Rowland Webster of John Knowles, n.d. [1830]

Abstract of the bargain and sale and assignment, etc., from 12 July 1821 to 5 November 1827, of the Aislaby estate under the Commission of Bankruptcy against Rowland and William Webster, n.d. [1830]

Opinion of P.B. Brodie, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, on the Aislaby title, 21 January 1830

Copy of the opinion of P.B. Brodie, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, on the abstract of title to an estate at Aislaby purchased by the Earl of Eldon, 21 January 1830

Letter from Thomas Cree, Gray's Inn, London, addressed to Messrs. Watson, Bell & Steward, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, forwarding deeds relating to the Aislaby estate, 6 March 1830

Memorandum of P.B. Brodie, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, advising that the loss of certain scheduled deeds relating to the Aislaby estate is not important as regards completion of the purchase, 30 April 1830

Office memorandum for Alfred Bell advising of a visit by Lord Eldon to settle his bill for last year, n.d. [watermark 1830]

'Directions for Messrs. Child & Co. as to Bank Post Bills to be obtained for Lord Eldon', n.d. [1830]

Office copy of will and codicil, dated from 6 March 1717/8 to 5 August 1718, of William Ward of Guisborough, Yorkshire, devising to son, John, messuages and lands at Bishop Auckland and Woodhouses, and alum mines and works at Sandsend, Yorkshire and Blackhead: to son, Edward, house and lands at Pate Hall and leasehold house and grounds called Wynn House; to son, Ralph, a corn mill with houses and grounds at Leaven Bridge and interest in a fulling mill in Comondale, Yorkshire; granting power to trustees to dispose of lands at Aislaby for purposes specified, 6 May 1719; copy made c.1830

Office copy of the will of Ralph Ward of Guisborough, Yorkshire, gent., dated 22 October 1759, devising freehold, leashold and copyhold lands in the County of Durham to sister, Hannah Jackson, n.d. [1830]

Memorandum of a judgement for debt against Fulthorpe Robert Raikes of Northallerton, 1762; copy made, n.d.

Copy of limited administration, granted on 10 July 1766 to William Bayley of Stockton, gent., of the remainder of a term of 500 years in estates at Aislaby and Studdo under the will of the late Rev. Henry Trotter of Graveley, Cambridge,n.d. [c.1830]

Office copy of the will of Hannah Jackson of Guisborough, Yorkshire, widow, dated 8 August 1768, devising Biddick Colliery at South Biddick to sons, George and Ralph, and freehold, leasehold and copyhold estates in Durham and Yorkshire to son, George, n.d. [1830]

Certified copy from the parochial register of Egglescliffe for the burial on 16 April 1784, of David Burton of Egglescliffe, esq., 25 May 1822

Office copy of the will made 10 June 1790, and undated codicil, of Rev. John Laurence, Quality Court, Chancery Lane, London, with memorandum of probate on 19 April 1791, n.d. [c.1830]

Memorandum of the deaths and wills dated between 1791 and 1795, of Rev. John Laurence and his wife, Rebecca, n.d. [1830]

Certified copy from the parochial register of St. Mary, Aldermanbury, London, of the burial on 16 April 1791, of Rev. John Laurence, copy dated 21 April 1830

17 November 1802; copy made 3 May 1830 (1) William Hale of the Plantation, Guisborough, Yorkshire, esq. (2) Rowland Webster, the elder, of Stockton, esq., and Frances Webster of the same, spinster (3) Rev. Richard Hale of Harewood, Yorkshire, clerk, and Rowland Webster, the younger, of Bishopwearmouth, merchant Copy of pre-nuptial settlement of (1) and Frances Webster [see also D/El 1/112]

Abstract of the marriage settlement dated 17 November 1802, of William Hale and Frances Webster, n.d. [c.1830]

Office extract of the will and administration dated 2 May 1810, of Rowland Webster of Stockton, n.d. [c.1830]

Copy of the will and codicils dated between 25 February 1803 and 22 May 1809, of Rowland Webster of Stockton, esq., 'Examined with the Probate', 9 September 1822, devising to trustees, for purposes specified, a copyhold house and lands in Stockton, a croft behind, four freehold closes nearby, two other closes and a ropery, and other lands in Stockton and Norton and the manor of Aislaby and other lands there; copy made, n.d.

Copy of will dated 17 March 1803 and of the probate dated 19 October 1819, of John Grey of Stockton, merchant; copy made 9 September 1822

Office copy of the will dated 17 March 1803 and of the probate dated 19 October 1819, of John Grey of Stockton, merchant; copy made c.1830

Office extract from the will dated 19 October 1819, of John Grey of Stockton; copy made c.1830

Letter from Robert Burnell, Durham, to Messrs. Clarke, Grey & Bayley, Stockton, forwarding extracts of grants of administration, dated 14 and 15 June 1805, of the effects of John Gibson and Jeffrey Gibson, both of Redmarshall, 6 September 1822

Office copy of the will, dated 16 January 1825, of William Sleigh of Stockton, esq., devising all freehold and copyhold lands to wife, Ann, n.d. [c.1830]

Copy of a memorandum of a meeting at the George Inn, Newcastle, of the creditors of Rowland Webster and William Webster of Bishopwearmouth, merchants, at which the creditors agreed to the conveyance of the Aislaby estate to its mortgagees, 5 November 1827

Abstract of a release, dated 31 December 1829, to Matthew Bowser on behalf of Robert Clarke and Thomas Peacock, of the manor of Aislaby and a capital messuage and lands belonging thereto, n.d. [c.1830]

Extracts from the letters of Messrs. Clarke & Bayley, Stockton, concerning the deeds of the Aislaby estate, and enquiring whether the farms are to be re-let to the present tenants, 16-29 January 1830

10 February 1830 (1) William Bayley of Stockton, for Lord Eldon (2) Robert Clayton, the elder, of Aislaby, farmer Annual tenancy agreement of a farm of 296a., a public house and ten cottages at Aislaby Rent: £445 p.a.

10 February 1830 (1) William Bayley of Stockton, for Lord Eldon (2) Robert Clayton the younger of Aislaby, farmer Annual tenancy agreement of a farm of 232a. at Aislaby Rent: £255 p.a.

Copy of authorisation by Edward Hale, Southampton, Hampshire, for Messrs. Ridsdale, Hamilton & Coltman, to receive the sum of £4,000 from John Russel Rowntree for admission as a partner to the firm, 8 April 1810; copy dated 18 May 1822

Letter of authorisation from Edward Hale, Southampton, Hampshire, to Messrs. Ridsdale, Hamilton & Coltman, Finsbury Place, London, to receive from John Russel Rowntree, esq., the sum of £4,000 on the admission of Hale as a partner in the firm, with receipt, 8 April and 31 May 1810

Copy of receipt issued by Messrs. Ridsdale, Hamilton & Coltman, for the sum of £4,000 as in D/El 1/170, 31 May 1810; copy dated 18 May 1822

Extract of memorandum of the grant of letters of administration of the effects of Thomas Davison, late of H.M. ship Leopard in the East Indies, midshipman, to his father Rev. Thomas Davison of Hartburn, Northumberland, clerk, 14 November 1811

Copy of release by Catharine Mary Davison of Hartburn, Northumberland, spinster, for a legacy of £333 6s. 8d. received under the will of Mary Webster of Stockton, widow, 6 April 1814; copy dated 11 September 1822

Copy of release by Rev. Thomas Davison of Hartburn, Northumberland, clerk, as administrator of the effects of his late son, Thomas, for a legacy of £333 6s. 8d. received under the will of Mary Webster of Stockton, 6 April 1814; copy made 11 September 1822

Copy of release of Eleanor Elizabeth Davison of Hartburn, Northumberland, spinster, for a legacy of £333 6s. 8d. received under the will of Mary Webster of Stockton, 14 September 1816; copy dated 11 September 1822

Copy of release of George Davison of Robert Street, Bedford Row, Middlesex, for a legacy of £333 6s. 8d. received under the will of Mary Webster of Stockton, widow, 14 September 1816; copy dated 11 September 1822

Copy of release of Frances Davison of Hartburn, Northumberland, spinster, for a legacy of £333 6s. 8d. received under the will of Mary Webster of Stockton, widow, 22 September 1816; copy made 11 September 1822

7 May 1801 (1) Thomas Mewburn of Grimsby, Yorkshire, gent. (2) John Waldy of Yarm, Yorkshire, esq. (3) Richard Nightingale of Trafford Hill, gent. (4) George Merryweather of Yarm, Yorkshire, merchant Draft of conveyance by (1) to (2), and assignment of a mortgage by demise for 500 years by (3) to (4) in trust for (2), of the manor of Aislaby, a farm and lands comprising 190a. 1r. 39p., a farm and lands comprising 190a. 1r. 39p., a fishery on the Tees, and wharfs and quays erected there, all in the township of Aislaby, with other parcels there Consideration: £4,946 and £3 p.a. rent for the fishery to the Bishop of Durham

Sale notice of Aislaby manor, and a freehold estate of 550a. with a commodious stone wharf for landing manure, and rights of fishery, 3 August 1803

Memorandum of evidence taken at Aislaby concerning the manor quay and fishery there, 13 September 1822

Letter from R. Webster, Bishopwearmouth, to Robert Clarke, Stockton, concerning the manor of Aislaby and the fishery there, 11 October 1822

Copy of a letter from R. Webster, Stockton, to Meynell, Yarm, Yorkshire, advising that he has let his fishery at Aislaby, that there will be a need to dig the soil in Meynell's estate to make proper landing places, and that directions had been given "to do as little Damage as possible", 28 February 1788 Originally enclosed in D/El 1/83

Copy of the terms of letting the fishery at Aislaby by Rowland Webster to James Turnbull, 28 February 1788 Originally enclosed in D/El 1/183

Copy of letter from Robert Clarke, Stockton, to Mr. Hutchinson, Darlington, attorney, concerning Mr. Webster's fishery rights, 19 October 1792 Originally enclosed in D/El 1/183

Correspondence between Robert Marshall Hutchinson, Darlington, and Robert Clarke, Stockton, concerning disputed claims to the manor of Aislaby and to the quay, 21 and 27 October 1792 Originally enclosed in D/El 1/183

Letters from Francis Mewburn, Darlington, to Messrs. Bell & Steward, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, concerning a dispute between Lord Eldon and Mr. Temple over rights of waste at Aislaby, 30 August - 29 October 1834

Letters from William Bayley, Stockton, to Messrs. Bell & Steward, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, concerning a dispute between Lord Eldon and Mr. Temple over manorial rights at Aislaby, 15 October - 4 November 1834

Opinion of P.B. Brodie, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, on the title to the manor of Aislaby and the waste, quay and fishery rights, 4 December 1834

Notes concerning the respective claims of Mr. Temple and Lord Eldon to a piece of land at Aislaby, n.d. [1834]

Plan of an estate at Aislaby, lately the property of Rowland Webster, esq., surveyed by Thomas Peacock, junior, May 1823 Scale: 4 chains to 1 inch [1:3168]

Plan of Aislaby estate comprising 543a. 2r. 37p., n.d. [based on D/El 1/199] Scale: 8 chains to 1 inch [1:6336]

Opinion of George Rushford Clarke, Temple, London, on the manorial waste and fishery rights at Aislaby, 28 June 1844 - 11 March 1845