Catalogue

12 July 1649 (1) William Blaides of Boroughbridge, Yorkshire, cordwainer, and Anthony Blaides, his brother, of Darlington, weaver (2) John Bolton of Barnard Castle, tanner Bargain and sale with feoffment of burgage or messuage and garden in Barnerdcastell on the south side of Briggate Street and bounded on the south by the River Tease [other boundaries specified] Consideration: £16

9 September 1659 (1) John Bolton of Appleby, Westmorland, tanner (2) Ralph Allanson of Barnard Castle, tanner Bargain and sale with feoffment of property as D/X 1105/1 Consideration: £53

1 October 1664 (1) John Carstell, plaintiff (2) Phineas Bell and John Mitchell and Phyllis, his wife, deforciants Two parts of a final concord in which the deforciants acknowledge a messuage in Barnard Castle to be the right of the plaintiff Consideration: 100 marks

19 June 1695 (1) Francis Allinson of Barnard Castle, tanner (2) Robert Boulton of Barnard Castle, tanner, and Hugh Colling of Streethead [parish of Startforth], Yorkshire, cordwainer Marriage settlement on intended marriage between Francis Allinson and Margaret, daughter of Hugh Colling by release of property as D/X 1105/1 Consideration: £100

23 June 1720 (1) Francis Allison of Barnard Castle, tanner, and Ralph Allison of Barnard Castle, currier, eldest son of Francis Allison (2) Robert Miers of Barnard Castle, tailor Copy mortgage by demise for 999 years of property as D/X 1105/1 Consideration: £30

2 July 1722 (1) Ralph Allinson of Barnard Castle, currier (2) Michael Coates of Langleydale, yeoman Mortgage by demise for 999 years of property as D/X 1105/1 Consideration: £15

1 February 1723 (1) Ralph Allinson of Barnard Castle, currier, and Francis Allinson of the same, shoemaker (2) Christopher Smith of Edmondbyers, clerk Release of messuage with garden, tan yard and tanning vessels, in Bridgegate Street, Barnard Castle [boundaries specified] Consideration: £70

1 February 1723 (1) Robert Myers of Barnard Castle, tailor, and Michael Coates of Langleydale, yeoman (2) Ralph Allinson of Barnard Castle, currier, eldest son of Francis Allinson of the same, deceased (3) Christopher Smith of Edmondbyers, clerk, and Thomas Perkin of Barnard Castle, merchant Copy assignment of mortgage by demise for the residue of 2 terms of 999 years of property as D/X 1105/1, by (1) and (2) to (3), to attend the inheritance of Christopher Smith. Recites mortgages as in D/X 1105/5 and D/X 1105/6 Consideration: £35 10s. to Robert Myers £16 3s. to Michale Coates

30 October 1729 (1) Ralph Allinson, late of Barnard Castle, now of Darlington, currier (2) Christopher Smith of Edmondbyers, clerk, and Thomas Perkins of Barnard Castle, merchant (3) Joseph Raw of Barnard Castle, dyer Release by (1) and (2) to (3) of the east end of a messuage with garden in Bridgegate Street, Bernard Castle [boundaries specified] Consideration: £45 to (2)

31 October 1729 (1) Ralph Allinson late of Barnard Castle, now of Darlington, currier (2) Christopher Smith of Edmondbyers, clerk, and Thomas Perkins of Barnard Castle, merchant (3) Joseph Raw of Barnard Castle, dyer

31 October 1729 (1) Ralph Allinson (2) Christopher Smith (3) Thomas Perkins (4) Joseph Raw (5) Ralph Hullock of Barnard Castle, weaver Transfer of mortgage by (1), (2) and (3) to (5) in trust for (4), of a messuage, orchard and tannage in Bridgegate Street, Barnard Castle, for the remainder of two terms of 999 years Consideration: £85 to (2) and (3)

26 April 1733 (1) Ralph Allinson of Barnard Castle, currier, and Elizabeth, his wife (2) Joseph Raw of Barnard Castle, dyer (3) John Hullock of Barnard Castle, tanner Release by (1) and (2) to (3) of the west end of a messuage with garden and tanyard in Bridgegate Street, Barnard Castle [boundaries specified] Consideration: £44 16s. to (2) £7 6s. to (1)

14 April 1737 (1) Richard Seymore, gent., Christopher Smith, clerk, and Matthew Moses, plaintiffs (2) Thomas Coulson and Mary, his wife; Jane Hopper, spinster; Ralph Allinson, Francis Allinson, Richard Pickering and Dorothy, his wife, deforciants Final concord in which the deforciants acknowledge 3 messuages, 2 gardens, 10a. of land and 30a. of pasture in Wolsingham, Gainford and Staindrop to be the right of the plaintiff Consideration: 100 marks

7-8 November 1753 (1) John Hullock of Barnard Castle, tanner (2) William Dunn of Barnard Castle, tanner, and Elizabeth, his wife Lease and release of the west end of a messuage with garden and tanyard in Bridgegate Street, Barnard Castle [boundaries specified] Consideration: £15 p.a.

7 June 1755 (1) Eleanor Belvard of Barnard Castle, widow of James Belvard of the same, dyer, deceased, also executrix of the will of Joseph Raw of Barnard Castle, dyer, deceased, and Joseph Raw of Barnard Castle, weaver, only son of the said Joseph Raw, deceased (2) William Dunn of Barnard Castle, tanner Release of a messuage and garden in Bridgegate Street, Barnard Castle Consideration: £110

17, 18 June 1782 (1) George Peacock of Barnard Castle, tanner, and Elizabeth, his wife, only daughter and heir of William Dunn of the same, tanner, deceased (2) John Ferrand of Barnard Castle, gent. Mortgage by lease and release of a messuage with garden and tanyard and workhouse lately erected on the back thereof in Bridgegate Street, Barnard Castle, also another messuage with garden and tanyard adjoining the first messuage [boundaries specified] Covenant by (1) to levy a fine Consideration: £100

22 November 1782 (1) George Peacock of Barnard Castle, tanner (2) John Ferrand of Barnard Castle, gentleman Further charge of two messuages in Bridgegate Street, Barnard Castle Consideration: £50

16 January 1789 (1) Thomas Clifton of Barnard Castle, saddler and capmaker, and Robert Wood, the younger, of Barnard Castle, gent. (2) William Peacock of Haddockstones, parish of Ripon, Yorkshire, yeoman Lease for a year of two messuages in Bridgegate Street, Barnard Castle [boundaries specified]

6 July 1805 (1) William Peacock of Haddockstones Grainge, Ripon, Yorkshire, gent. (2) George Peacock of Whorlton, tanner (3) John Peel, the elder, of Barnard Castle, cordwainer, and John Peel, the younger, of the same, cordwainer Feoffment and release of mortgage in fee by (1) and (2) to (3) of two adjoining messuages and tanyards in Bridgegate Street, Barnard Castle [boundaries specified] Consideration: £150 to (1) £150 to (2)

22 May 1829 (1) Richard Peel of Barnard Castle, cabinet maker, brother and heir of John Peel, the younger, of Barnard Castle, cordwainer, deceased (2) Parker Crossby of Barnard Castle, innkeeper, and Robert Warwick of the same, gardener, trustees of the will of John Peel, deceased (3) Elizabeth Peel of Barnard Castle, widow (4) Robert Arrowsmith, the younger, of Startforth, Yorkshire, North Riding, butcher Mortgage by demise for 1000 years of a messuage with garden and pigsty in Bridgegate, Barnard Castle [boundaries specified] Consideration: £60 to (1)

21 February 1838 (1) Richard Peel, cabinet maker, and Isabella, his wife; Parker Crosby, innkeeper; Robert Warwick, gardener; Elizabeth Peel, widow; Elizabeth Peel, the younger, spinster; and William Peel, plumber and glazier, all of Barnard Castle (2) Jane Lister of Dalton, Yorkshire, widow Lease for a year of 5 messuages in Bridgegate, Barnard Castle, comprising first a messuage with garden and pigsty; second a messuage adjoining the aforesaid, now converted into three rooms divided by a passage; third a messuage adjoining the River Tees with weaver's shop underneath, now converted into four rooms; fourth a messuage with weaver's shop above, now converted into a grocer's shop and a smith's shop; and fifth a messuage adjoining the aforesaid messuage on the west, now converted into five rooms [boundaries and occupiers specified]

31 August 1814 (1) George Head of Bradford, Wiltshire, clothier (2) Phillip Whitaker of Bratton, Wiltshire, gentleman, and William Taylor and Joseph Stapleton both of Bradford, Wiltshire, clothiers Articles for the dissolution of the co-partnership of (1) and (2) as Head and Company, clothiers Recites deed of co-partnership, January 1813 Consideration: £400