Catalogue

7 June 1916 - 12 November, 1925

22 August 1801 (1) James, Bishop of Lichfield and Coventry, Dean and Chapter of Durham Cathedral (2) John Potts of Durham City, alderman Consent from (1) to (2) of an assignment of a lease for the residue of a term of 40 years for a burgage in Claypath, Durham as specified Consideration: 12 shillings per annum

1808 (1) Dean and Chapter of Durham (2) Rt. Hon. William Lord Auckland and Rt. Hon. Sylvester, Lord Glenbervie, H. M. Commissioners (3) Samuel Castle of Durham City, gent (4) Joseph Sanderson of Durham City, gent Release from (1) to (4) of a burgage in Claypath, as specified. Consideration: £58.10.0

30 April 1808 (1) Thomas Ewbank of Durham City, pocketbook manufacturer. (2) Joseph Sanderson (3) George Walker of Durham City, printer. (4) Samuel Castle (5) Anthony Brignall of Durham City, innkeeper Feoffment from (2) and (3) to (5) with consent of (1) and (4) for a messuage and garden in Claypath as specified Consideration: £295

10 April 1839 (1) Anthony Brignall of Durham City, auctioneer. (2) Richard Simpson of Stone Bridge Toll Bar, mason Mortgage for the securing of £300 and interest , from (1) to (2) for a messuage on the South side of Claypath, in the parish of St. Nicholas

1 December 1855 (1) Richard Simpson of Allergate, mason (2) John Anthony Brignal of West Hartlepool, auctioneer and William Brignall of Durham City, gent (3) Richard Stephenson of Darlington, mail contractor and Ann his wife (nee Brignal) and James Watt of West Hartlepool builder and Elizabeth his wife (nee Brignal) (4) George Garthwaite of Claypath, Durham City, innkeeper Quitclaim from (1) to (4) with consent of (2) and (3) for a messuage with garden on the South side of Claypath Consideration: £300

2 December (1) George Garthwaite (2) Charles Greenwell of Durham City, gent Mortgage for the securing of £475 from (1) to (2) of a messuage on the South side of Claypath, as specified

1856 (1) George Garthwaite (2) Henry Greenwell of Durham City, gent Conveyance of the equity of redemption of a messuage with garden on the South side of Claypath Consideration: £42 :8.4

25 October 1860 (1) Charles Greenwell of Elvet Villa, gent (2) Henry Greenwell (3) Mark Lightfoot of Claypath, Durham City, cabinet maker Conveyance from (1) to (3) with consent of (2) of a messuage and garden in Claypath. Consideration: £520:1:10 to (1) and £29:18:2 to (2)

26 October 1860 (1) Mark Lightfoot (2) Charles Greenwell Mortgage for securing £600 from (1) to (2) of a messuage with garden on the south side of Claypath Attached: Acknowledgement from Charles Greenwell that £125 of £600 belongs to Henry Greenwell. Endorsed by H.G. that £100 repaid, 6 June 1867. n.d., c.1860

16 April 1862 (1) Mark Lightfoot (2) Henry Greenwell Mortgage for securing £100 from (1) to (2) of a messuage with garden on south side of Claypath subject to a prior mortgage thereon.

20 July 1872 (1) Charles Greenwell (2) Elizabeth Lightfoot of Claypath, Roger Rule of Gilesgate, Durham City, slater and Thomas Davison of Coxhoe, grocer Reconveyance from (1) to (2) of a messuage and garden on south side of Claypath

Draft abstract of title to a messuage in Claypath belonging to trustees for sale under will of the late Anthony Bignal, 30 April 1808 - 16 November 1851. 1886

1 October 1898 (1) Thomas Davison of Coxhoe, Wine and Spirit merchant, trustee to Mark Lightfoot's will (2) Rev. Robert Bruce, D D, Vicar of St. Nicholas' parish, Durham Conveyance from (1) to (2) of a messuage at 85 Claypath with 4 cottages and gymnasium behind, and garden adjoining Consideration: £1,340

3 October 1898 (1) Rev. Robert Bruce (2) John William of Shincliffe, farmer Mortgate to secure £350 and interest, from (1) to (2) for 85 Claypath Endorsed: 3 May 1906 (1) John Willan (2) Charlotte Eliza Tristram of the College, Durham, spinster Transfer of a second mortgage to secure £150 balance of a mortgage from (1) to (2) for 85 Claypath Attached: Notification of indenture made 3 October, 1898, to Ezekiel Grayson and Joseph Mawson, 30 October, 1898. 1898 Notification of an indenture made 22 October, 1901 to John Willan, 22 October 1901. 1901 Notification of an indenture made 3 May 1906, to Rev. H.E. Fox, Rev. R.J. Pearce, Messrs W. D. Cruddas, R.R. Redmayne, J. Mawson and J. Constantine, 3 May 1906. 1906

3 October 1898 (1) Rev. Robert Bruce (2) Ezekiel Grayson of Brookfield, Urmston, Manchester, agent, and Joseph Mawson of Durham City, solicitor Mortgate to secure £450 and interest from (1) to (2) of 85 Claypath Attached: Notification of a mortgage dated 3 October 1898, to Ezekiel Grayson and Joseph Mawson, 3 October 1898 (paper, 1 folio) Notification of mortgage dated 22 October, 1901 to Joseph Mawson and Joseph Constantine, 22 October 1901 (paper, 1 folio)

Abstract of title to 85 Claypath, belonging to the trustee, under the will of late Mark Lightfoot, with plan of premises attached, 25 October 1860 - 10 October 1897. 1898

4 April 1900 (1) Joseph Mawson (2) Joseph Mawson and Joseph Constantine of Homewood, Linthorpe, Middlesbrough, ship-owner Assignment of a mortgage to secure £450 and interest from (1) to (2) of 85 Claypath Notice to Rev. Robert Bruce, D. D., of transfer of mortgage with request that he pay interest to John and Mary Ann Willan of Shincliffe, 4 April 1900, with acknowledgement from Bruce, 28 June 1900

3 June 1919 (1) Joseph Mawson and Joseph Constantine of Harlsey Hall, nr. Northallerton, Yorks, shipowner (2) Rev. H. E. Fox, Prebendary of St. Paul's Cathedral, Rev. R.J. Pearce of Beachampton Rectory, Stony Stratford Bucks., Rev. C. J. Hamer of St. Paul's Vicarage, Elswick, Newcastle, Percy J. Heawood of High Close, nr. Durham City, Professor at Durham University and Rev. H. W. Fox of 28 Holywell, Oxford (3) The London Joint City and Midland Bank Ltd., 5 Threadneedle Street, London Transfer of a mortgage to secure £450 and interest from (1) and (2) to (3) of 85 Claypath

Abstract of title relating to 85 Claypath, 1 October, 1898 - 8 August, 1920

23 January 1922 (1) Charlotte Eliza Tristram of 7 South Bailey, Durham City, spinster (2) Rev. H. E. Fox and others, as specified Reconveyance from (1) to (2) of 85 Claypath Consideration: £150

1922 (1) The London Joint City and Midland Bank Ltd., (2) Rev. H.E. Fox and others as specified Reconveyance from (1) to (2) of 85 Claypath

26 January 1922 (1) Rev. H.E. Fox and others as specified (2) The trustees of the Durham Young Men's Christian Association, as specified Copy conveyance from (1) to (2) of 85 Claypath, with sketch plan of premises Consideration: £1,200

17 March 1934 (1) The trustees of the Durham Young Men's Christian Association, as specified (2) Jackson Pallister, retired Commercial clerk and Mary Jane Pallister, spinster, both of "Eryholme", Bishop Auckland Mortgage for securing £200 and interest from (1) to (2) of 85 Claypath

Notification of an indenture made 3 May 1906, to Rev. H. E. Fox and others as specified, 3 May 1906

Copy letter from Secretary of the Y.M.C.A. concerning purchase of 85 Claypath, 19 November 1921

Schedule of deeds relating to 85 Claypath belonging to Y.M.C.A., n.d. c.1921

Completion statement for sale of 85 Claypath from Rev. H. E. Fox and others, to Y.M.C.A., payment received 26 January 1922

Bill of H. E. Ferens, M A., 25 Market Place, Durham, Solicitor, to Y.M.C.A. for purchase of 85 Claypath, payment received 26 January 1922

Copy agreement between Y.M.C.A. and T.W. Holiday regarding construction of a sewer under the garden belonging to former, in Claypath, 28 July 1927

Agreement (and copy) to pay £1 per annum to Y.M.C.A. for discharge of water on to their property at 85 Claypath from T. W. Holiday, City Mills, Durham, chemist, 20 February 1928

Agreement of William Stones, Claypath, window cleaner, with Y.M.C.A. for cleaning windows at 85 Claypath, 27 May 1929

Copy agreement between Y.M.C.A. and Mr. A. Gillespie for payment for duties regarding billiard table and requisites, 1934

Agreement for payment of rent etc., between Mrs Freda Cleckner and Y.M.C.A. 6 April 1939

Consett and District YMCA, annual general report, 1981-1982 Includes 'Experimental and Practical Projects for those at risk in care and intermediate treatment, in cooperation with Durham Social Services, Lanchester Offices', 10 June 1982

Consett and District YMCA, annual general report, 1982-1983, 26 May 1983 General Secretary Alex Forsyth

Consett and District YMCA, annual general report, 1983-1984, 17 May 1984 General Secretary Alex Forsyth

Consett and District YMCA, 'Community and Leisure A Way to the 90s', 26 April 1983 General Secretary Alex Forsyth

'Consett YMCA: The Friendly Holiday', including information on accommodation, activities and facilities at the YMCA hostel, Parliament Street, Consett, n.d. [1980s]

Consett YMCA '1981 Summer Adventure', including details of camping programmes at Seahouses, Northumberland; Edinburgh, including a visit to the Military Tattoo; Isle of Arran, July - September 1981 Also Winter 1981-1982, snow skiing in Glen Shee, Scotland, and Italy, 1981-1982

Consett and District YMCA, covering letter and details of training providers, including ski leaders course at Dalnoid, Glen Shee, Scotland, 14-20 March 1988; and Scottish National Ski Council coaching courses, 1987-1988

Gateshead Young Men's Christian Association, souvenir programme for the visit of Her Highness Princess Marie Louise, to open the new Sutherland Hall, Gateshead, 5 October 1949

South Shields YMCA, General Secretary's annual report, 1985-1986 General Secretary, Denis M T Bell

South Shields 'YMCA Just look at what we have to offer - All of this and More', including a programme of activities held at 3 Burrow Street, South Shields, n.d. [1980s]

Stockton and District YMCA annual report, 1970 General Secretary Peter H Soutar Headquarters Bath Lane, Stockton

'The Stockton Report on Changing Needs and New Perspectives: a critical examination of the Report of the YMCA National Commission 1968-1970', presented to the British YMCA Movement by the Stockton and District YMCA, Bath Lane, Stockton, June 1971

Stockton YMCA: leaflet including membership information, physical programme and other activities in the headquarters building, Bath Lane, Stockton, and a description of the Arts and Crafts Centre, Dovecot Street, Stockton, n.d. [c1970]

'Notes about the Dovecot', newsletter of the Arts Centre, Stockton, July 1971

'Notes about the Dovecot', newsletter of the Arts Centre, Stockton, August 1971

'Sunderland YMCA: with everyone in mind', listing activities available at 1-3 Toward Road, Sunderland, n.d. [1980s]

'Sunderland YMCA Solvency Abuse Project, The First Year' report, n.d. [c1984]