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2 June 1859 (1) William Backhouse of St. John's, esq., and Jonathan Richardson of Shotley Bridge, esq. (2) Thomas Wardhaugh of Shotley Bridge, blacksmith, in trust for William Wilson of Shotley Bridge, grocer, and Thomas Wilson of Shotley Bridge, grocer Surrender from (1) to (2) of a copyhold messuage and shop and stable at Shotley Bridge [boundaries specified] Consideration: £350

15 March 1904 (1) William Wilson, the elder, of Shotley Bridge, grocer, deceased (2) William Wilson, the younger, of Shotley Bridge, grocer Admittance to one messuage and a half share in another in Shotley Bridge [boundaries specified]

30 June 1879 (1) James Richard Lounds of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, surgeon, and George Hare Philipson of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, doctor of medicine (2) John Robson and William John Robson of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, wine and spirit merchants (3) The Tyne Brewery Company, Ltd. (4) George Alder and Thomas Snowball of Heworth Shore, engineers and millwrights Conveyance by (1) and (2) by the direction of (3) to (4) of land at Heworth [boundaries specified, and plan] Consideration: £100 to (1) and 5s. to (3)

Abstract of title of Thomasine Elliott to an acre of ground near Leadgate, reciting deeds, 8 December 1856 - 18 May 1858

3 January 1870 (1) Thomasine Elliott of Leadgate, innkeeper, widow (2) John Milburn of Leadgate, husbandman Conveyance of land (205 square yards) at Leadgate [boundaries specified] Consideration: £10 5s.

16 September 1871 (1) George Peile of Shotley Bridge, esq. (2) John Forster of Medomsley, mason Lease of land in Medomsley (886 square yards) for 999 years [boundaries specified] Consideration: £58 17s. 6d. Rent: 1 peppercorn

13 May 1875 (1) John Theodore Hoyle of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, gent., and Joseph Davidson Shipley of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, gent. (2) Caleb Hetherington of Leadgate, miner Surrender of copyhold land (600 square yards) in Leadgate [boundaries specified] Consideration: £30 Fine: 2s. 6d. Rent: 4d.

13 May 1875 (1) John Theodore Hoyle of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, gent., and Joseph Davidson Shipley of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, gent. (2) William Todd of Leadgate, gent. Surrender of copyhold land (600 square yards) at Leadgate in the manor of Iveston [boundaries specified] Consideration: £30 Fine 2s. 6d. Rent: 4d.

10 August 1885 (1) Caleb Hetherington of Leadgate, miner (2) Edward Todd of Leadgate, butcher Covenant to surrender land (600 square yards) at Leadgate [boundaries specified] Consideration: £32 10s.

15 September 1886 (1) Elizabeth Kirkup of Montreal, Canada (2) John Thirlwell of Shotley Bridge, painter Conveyance of land (886 square yards) in Medomsley [boundaries specified] Consideration: £110

7 September 1892 (1) William Todd of Leadgate, gent. (2) William Nicholson of Long Benton, Northumberland, contractor Admittance, by the will of (1), of (2) to copyhold land (600 square yards) at Leadgate in the manor of Iveston [boundaries specified] Fine: 2s. 6d. Rent: 4d.

15 September 1892 (1) William Nicholson of Benton Quarry, Northumberland, contractor, and George Nicholson of Leadgate, slate merchant, trustees under the will of William Todd of Leadgate, butcher, deceased (2) Edward Todd of Leadgate, butcher Conveyance of two freehold messuages and two parcels of copyhold land (1868/9 and 600 square yards) at Leadgate [boundaries specified] Consideration: £800

19 September 1892 (1) William Dawson, Thomas Catcheside of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, retired grocer, and William Elliott, the Trustees of the Town and Counties Benefit Building Society (2) Edward Todd of Leadgate, butcher Surrender of copyhold land (1868/9 square yards) at Leadgate in the manor of Iveston [boundaries specified] Fine: 5s. Rent: 6d. and (1) William Dawson, Thomas Catcheside, William Elliott, as above, and William Nicholson of Long Benton, Northumberland, contractor, and George Nicholson of Leadgate, slate merchant (2) Edward Todd of Leadgate, butcher Surrender of copyhold land (600 square yards) at Leadgate in the manor of Iveston [boundaries specified] Fine: 2s. 6d. Rent: 4d. Consideration: £400

Abstract of title of Edward Todd of Leadgate, butcher, to copyhold land (600 square yards) at Leadgate in the manor of Iveston, 13 May 1875 - 19 September 1892

15 July 1916 (1) Edward Todd of Leadgate, butcher, deceased (2) Emma Maria Todd of Leadgate, widow; Joseph Todd of Hamsterley Colliery, mining engineer; and John Rae Todd of Leadgate, butcher, trustees under the will of (1) Admittance, by the will of (1), of (2) to copyhold land (1868/9 and 600 square yards) at Leadgate in the manor of Iveston [boundaries specified] Fines: 5s. and 2s. 6d. Rent: 6d. and 4d.

5 September 1706 (1) The Dean, John Montagu D.D., and the Chapter of Durham Cathedral (2) Rowland Harrison of Muggleswick, yeoman; Thomas Hopper the elder of Muggleswick, yeoman; and Nicholas Byerley of Muggleswick, yeoman Lease from (1) - (2), for 21 years, of a messuage in Muggleswick Consideration: £60 Rent: £4

30 January 1748/49 (1) Anne Hornsby of Dalton in the Dale, widow; Nicholas Hornsby of Durham, apothecary; and Mary Fell of Sunderland near the Sea, widow (2) William Smallwell of Shadforth, yeoman Deed of partition to sever the joint tenancy of land called 'Smallwells' and 'Whitefields' at Shaforth Consideration: 5s.

6 May 1749 (1) Mary Fell of Sunderland near the Sea, widow, Ann Hornsby of Dalton in the Dale, widow, and Nicholas Hornsby of Durham, apothecary (2) John Bird of Sherburn House, gent. Bond in £60 for the repayment of £30, and interest

Copy of the will, dated 20 February 1753, of Nicholas Hornsby of Bishop Auckland, apothecary, devising leasehold estate at Shadforth to William Allinson of Crindle Dikes, yoeman; William Smalwell of Shadforth, yeoman; and George Hornsby of Seahamfield House, yeoman, on trust; remainders as specified, 9 November 1753

11 May 1756 (1) John Wilson of Sunderland near the Sea, keelman, and Mary, his wife, and Robert Fell of Sunderland, butcher (2) John Bird of Sherburn House, yeoman Agreement whereby (2) will pay to (1) £363 13s. and interest, on security of a share of leasehold land at Shadforth

12 March 1757 (1) John Wilson of Sunderland, keelman, and Robert Fell of Sunderland, butcher (2) John Bird of Sherburn House, gent. Bond in £60 for the payment of £30, and interest

23 March 1757 (1) Robert Fell of Sunderland, butcher (2) John Wilson of Sunderland, keelman Bond in £120 for the payment of £60

12 January 1761 (1) John Wilson of Sunderland, skipper, and Mary, his wife (2) John Wilson of Thirn, near Bedale, co. York, gent. Article of agreement that (1) will sell to (2) a messuage in Shadforth Consideration: £550

Copy of will, dated 4 May 1761, of John Wilson of Sunderland, keelman, devising personal estate to his wife, Mary, copy made, n.d.

12 September 1761 (1) Thomas Hornsby of Durham, alderman (2) John Wilson of Gylligate [Gilesgate], gent. Covenant for the production of title deeds

12 September 1761 (1) Mary Wilson of Sunderland, widow (2) John Wilson of Gylligate [Gilesgate], gent. Assignment of a bond, in £120, dated 23 March 1757 for the payment of £60

12 September 1761 (1) Mary Wilson of Sunderland, widow (2) John Bird of Sherburn House, gent. (3) John Wilson of Gylligate [Gilesgate], gent. Assignment by (1) and (2) to (3) of a lease for 21 years of meadow (9a.) and pasture (51a.) at Shadforth Consideration: £132 3s. 5d. to (1) £417 16s. 7d. to (2)

26 December 1761 (1) John Fletcher of Grindle Dikes, Northumberland, gent., and Eleanor, his wife (2) Thomas Hornsby of Durham, gent. (3) John Wilson of Gylligate [Gilesgate], gent. Covenant by (1) and (2) with (3) for the production of title deeds

2 October 1770 (1) Ann Smith, wife of George Smith of Gillygate [Gilesgate], Durham City, tanner (2) William Smith of Stockton, master-mariner, son of Ann Smith (3) Michael Greenwell of Durham, saddler (4) John Reeve of Stockton, master-mariner, and Thomas Smith of Stockton, master-mariner Assignment of lease for 21 years from 18 April 1768 from (3) to (4), at the direction of (1) and (2), of half a messuage in Shadforth Consideration: £130

Probate of the will of John Reeve of Stockton, deceased, 29 November 1779

15 January 1781 (1) John Rawling Wilson of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, saddler (2) Thomas Moor of Crofthouse, yeoman Articles of agreement concerning the purchase of premises in Shadforth on 12 May 1781

12 May 1781 (1) Catherine Wilson of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, widow, and John Rawling Wilson of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, saddler (2) Thomas Moor of Crofthouse, yeoman Assignment of leasehold for 21 years to a messuage in Shadforth (9a. of meadow and 51a. of pasture) Consideration: £600

5 September 1782 (1) Thomas Smith of Norton, yeoman (2) George Smith of Gilligate [Gilesgate], yeoman, and Ann, his wife Declaration that (1) holds lease for 21 years from 18 April 1782 of a messuage in Shadforth called Graham Ridge

Probate copy of will, of 23 September 1788, of Thomas Moor of Shadforth, yeoman, devising estate at Shadforth to his wife, Ann; remainders as specified, 19 February 1791

11 April 1791 (1) Andrew Sanders of Bishopwearmouth, blacksmith (2) Ann Moor of Shadforth, widow (3) George Moor of Shadforth, yeoman (4) Edward Penman of White Horse, and John Humble of Thorpe Bulmer, yeoman, trustees under the will of Thomas Moor (5) Anthony Tilly of Broomside, gent. Assignment of lease for 21 years, by (1), (2), (3), and (4) to (5) of half a messuage in Shadforth (9a. of meadow and 51a. of pasture) Consideration: £300 and 40s.

Promissory note whereby Thomas Moor promises to pay Andrew Sanders £300 and interest, 8 December 1790, revised 11 April 1791

25 November 1797 (1) Dorothy Smith of Stockton, widow (2) Edward Maugham of Kelloe, yeoman Articles of agreement concerning the lease for 21 years of a messuage at Shadforth Consideration: £810

Probate of the will of William Smith of Stockton, master-mariner, deceased, 4 May 1798

4 September 1798 (1) Dorothy Smith of Stockton-upon-Tees, widow (2) Ann Smith of Durham, widow (3) Mary Reeve of Stockton-upon-Tees, widow (4) Edward Maugham of Kelloe Assignment of a lease for 21 years by (1), (2) and (3) to (4) of half a messuage in Shadforth Consideration: £825 10s.

Abstract of title of Edward Maugham of Shadforth to leasehold premises at Shadforth, 12 May 1781 - 28 February 1805

3 March 1810 (1) George Moor of Shadforth, gent., and Ann Moor of Shadforth, widow (2) Edward Maugham of Shadforth, gent. Articles of agreement concerning the sale of 60a. of land at Shadforth for £1,550

1 May 1810 (1) Ann Moor of Shadforth, widow, and executrix of the will of Thomas Moor of Shadforth, yeoman, deceased (2) George Moor of Shadforth, gent. (3) Anthony Tilly of Shotton, gent., executor of the will of Anthony Tilly of Broomside, gent., deceased (4) Edward Maugham of Shadforth, gent. (5) John Huntley of Shadforth, weaver, and wife, Ann; and Edward Moor of Shadforth, yeoman Assignment of lease of 21 years by (1), (2), (3) and (5) to (4) of land at Shadforth (9a. and 51a.) Consideration: £1,550 Rent: £1 2s. 7d.

12 May 1810 (1) Edward Maugham of Shadforth, gent. (2) Ann Moor of Shadforth, widow, and George Moor of Shadforth, gent. (3) Richard Kirton of Durham, esq., and Edward Pennman of Whitehouse, yeoman Assignment of lease for 21 years, by mortgage, by (1) at the direction of (2), to (3) of land at Shadforth (9a. and 51a.) to secure £800 and interest Consideration: £800 and interest Rent: £1 2s. 7d.

Abstract of title of Edward Maugham of Shadforth, yeoman, to a leasehold estate at Shadforth, 1 May 1810 - 27 February 1819

2 April 1824 (1) Edward Maugham of Shadforth, gent. (2) Richard Kirton of Durham, esq., and Edward Penman of Whitehouse, yeoman (3) George Parker of Urpeth, gent. Assignment of a lease for 21 years by (1) and (2) to (3) of land at Shadforth (9a. and 51a.), to secure £800 and interest Consideration: £800 and interest Rent: £1 2s. 7d.

Abstract of the will of 2 March 1826, of George Parker of Urpeth, carver, devising personal estate to his niece, Dorothy Burnet; remainders as specified, n.d.

10 June 1826 (1) Edward Maugham of Shadforth, farmer (2) James Sanderson of Horsely Hill, farmer Assignment of a lease for 21 years of half a messuage in Shadforth, in trust to raise £600 and interest Consideration: £600 and interest Rent: £1 3s. 1½d.

2 May 1828 (1) Edward Maugham of Shadforth, farmer (2) Rev. James Humphrey Brown of Aycliffe, clerk Bond in £400 for the payment of £200 and interest

Abstract of title to a leasehold estate at Shadforth in mortgage to the Rev. James Humphrey Brown, 2 May 1828

2 May 1828 (1) Edward Maugham of Shadforth, farmer (2) Rev. James Humphrey Brown of Aycliffe, clerk Assignment of a lease for 21 years of half a messuage in Shadforth in trust to raise £200 and interest Consideration: £200 and interest Rent: £1 3s. 1½d.

Abstract of title to premises at Shadforth of James Sanderson of Hetton, farmer, 10 June 1826 - 19 April 1833

8 June 1833 (1) Edward Maugham of Shadforth, gent. (2) George Rayne of Whickham, cartwright and joiner Assignment of land at Shadford (9a. and 51a.) as security on a loan of £240 and interest

Abstract of title to leasehold premises in Shadforth of Edward Maugham of Shadforth, gent., 8 June 1833, 1838

Probate copy of will, of 10 March 1834, of Edward Maugham of Shadforth, devising land at Quarrington to his son, Edward Maugham, and at Shadforth to his son, William Maxwell Maugham; remainders as specified, 3 October 1838

Abstract of title to premises at Shadforth of Edward Maugham of Shadforth, gent., 2 April 1824 - 3 October 1838, 1839

Probate copy of the will, of 1 April 1835, of James Sanderson of Horsely Hill, gent. devising all of his lands at Brompton, Yorkshire, in trust for his wife, Ann Sanderson, and his children, 28 March 1839

31 July 1839 (1) Lancelot Spark of Urpeth, farmer, and William Morris of Vigo, colliery viewer, executors of the will of George Parker of Urpeth, gent., deceased (2) John Sanderson of Barrington, Northumberland, farmer; William Sanderson of Horsely Hill, farmer; and George Potts of South Shields, gent. (3) Rev. James Humphrey Brown, clerk, vicar of the parish of Dalton-le-Dale (4) George Rayne of Whickham, cartwright and joiner (5) William Maxwell Maugham of Shadforth, administrator under the will of Edward Maugham of Shadforth, gent., deceased (6) Thomas Robinson of Sherburn, gent. (7) Abraham Story of Durham, gent. Assignment of lease by (1), (2), (3), (4) and (5), at the request of (6), to (7) of messuages and land (136a. and 27p.) at Crimerigg and Shadforth Consideration: £1,950 Plan attached

13 November 1840 (1) Dorothy Robinson of Sherburn, widow, and William Grace of Old Durham, farmer (2) Abraham Story of Durham, gent. Charge upon a leasehold estate called Crimerigg to secure £225 3s. and interest

Schedule of deeds relating to a leasehold estate called Crimerigg near Shadforth, 30 January 1748 - 13 November 1840

14 August 1920 (1) Ernest Hodgson of Sherborne, Dorset, schoolmaster; Hubert Hodgson of Tonbridge, Kent., engineer; and John Hall of Hove, Sussex, retired officer of customs (2) Ralph Hodgson (3) Mary Anderson, the elder, of Mosswood, Northumberland, widow (4) Mary Anderson, the elder; Robert Anderson, farmer; Joseph Anderson, farmer; Ralph Anderson, farmer; Mary Anderson, the younger, spinster; all of Mosswood, Northumberland (5) The Londonderry Collieries, Ltd., Seaham Lease by (1), (2), (3) and (4), to (5) for 40 years, of lands at Seaton in the parish of Seaham Plan attached Rent: £100 p.a. and royalties

12 September 1873 (1) Anne Fenwick and Elizabeth Fenwick of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, spinsters (2) James Forster of Shield Row, innkeeper Conveyance by (1) to (2) of 18992/9 square yards of land at West Shield Row in the Chapelry of Tanfield [boundaries specified and plan in margin] Consideration: £20

1 October 1775 (1) John Senhouse of Calder Abbey, Cumberland, esq., lord of the manor of Dearham, Cumberland (2) William Saul of Crosby, Cumberland, yeoman (3) William Beane of Cockermouth, Cumberland, yeoman Enfranchisement by (1) of (2) of Saxhold Close (1a.) in the manor of Dearham [boundaries specified] Consideration: £4 Rent: 8d.

2 October 1775 (1) John Senhouse of Calder Abbey, Cumberland, esq. (2) John Wilson, of Dearham, Cumberland, yeoman (3) William Beane of Cockermouth, Cumberland, yeoman Enfranchisement by (1) of (2) ((3) of Stoniedales (1a.) in the manor of Dearham [boundaries specified] Consideration: £4 10s. Rent: 9d.

2 October 1775 (1) John Senhouse of Calder Abbey (Cumberland), esq. (2) Jonathan Bell of Dearham, Cumberland, yeoman (3) William Beane of Cockermouth, Cumberland, yeoman Enfranchisement by (1) of (2) of Broughton Gates (2a. in the manor of Dearham [boundaries specified] Consideration: £6 Rent: 1s.

2 October 1775 (1) John Senhouse of Calder Abbey, Cumberland, esq. (2) Henry Bowman of Seaton, Cumberland, yeoman (3) William Beane of Cockermouth, Cumberland, yeoman Enfranchisement by (1) of (2) of Best Acre (1a.) and Tongues ( 1/2a.) in the manor of Dearham [boundaries specified] Consideration: £4 10s. Rent: 9d.

2 October 1775 (1) John Senhouse of Calder Abbey, Cumberland, esq. (2) John Collin of Ellenborough, Cumberland, yeoman (3) William Beane of Cockermouth, Cumberland, yeoman Enfranchisement by (1) of (2) of a close in West Langrigg (2a.) in the manor of Dearham [boundaries specified] Consideration: £6 15s. Rent: 1s. 1½d.

2 October 1775 (1) John Senhouse of Calder Abbey, Cumberland, esq. (2) John Fletcher of Dearham, Cumberland, yeoman (3) William Beane of Cockermouth, Cumberland, yeoman Enfranchisement by (1) of (2) of a close called 'Crakay' (1a.) in the manor of Dearham [boundaries specified] Consideration: £2 Rent: 4d.

2 October 1775 (1) John Senhouse of Calder Abbey, Cumberland, esq. (2) William Armstrong of Workington, Cumberland, mariner (3) William Beane of Cockermouth, Cumberland, yeoman Enfranchisement by (1) of (2) of a messuage and a close called High Crosa (2a.) in the manor of Dearham [boundaries specified] Consideration: £9 12s. 6d. Rent: 6 3/4d. and 1s.

2 October 1775 (1) John Senhouse of Calder Abbey, Cumberland, esq. (2) Moses Wedgewood of Dearham, Cumberland, yeoman (3) William Beane of Cockermouth, Cumberland, yeoman Enfranchisement by (1) of (2) of the Croft (1r.) in the manor of Dearham [boundaries specified] Consideration: 10s.

2 October 1775 (1) John Senhouse of Calder Abbey, Cumberland, esq. (2) James Scott of Dearham, Cumberland, yeoman (3) William Beane of Cockermouth, Cumberland, yeoman Enfranchisement by (1) of (2) of a messuage in the manor of Dearham [boundaries specified] Consideration: £1 10s. Rent: 3d.

2 October 1775 (1) John Senhouse of Calder Abbey, Cumberland, esq. (2) John Harrison of Dearham, Cumberland, yeoman (3) William Beane of Cockermouth, Cumberland, yeoman Enfranchisement by (1) of (2) of a cowhouse, garden and nursery, and Nicholson's Garth ( 1/2r.) in the manor of Dearham [boundaries specified] Consideration: £2 5s. Rent: 3½d. and 1d.

2 October 1775 (1) John Senhouse of Calder Abbey, Cumberland, esq. (2) William Wilson of Dearham, Cumberland, yeoman (3) William Beane of Cockermouth, Cumberland, yeoman Enfranchisement by (1) of (2) of Crosshole (1a.) in the manor of Dearham [boundaries specified] Consideration: £2 Rent: 4d.

23 December 1775 (1) John Senhouse of Calder Abbey, Cumberland, esq. (2) Allason Clark of Workington, Cumberland, mariner, and wife, Mary (3) William Beane of Cockermouth, Cumberland, yeoman Enfranchisement by (1) of (2) of Great Beck and Line Pit Beck in Great Close in the manor of Dearham [boundaries specified] Consideration: £2 15s. Rent: 2½d. and 3d.

27 December 1775 (1) John Senhouse of Calder Abbey, Cumberland, esq. (2) Frances Wheelwright of Dearham, Cumberland, widow (3) William Beane of Cockermouth, Cumberland, yeoman Enfranchisement by (1) of (2) of Cross Low (2a.) in the manor of Dearham [boundaries specified] Consideration: £5 10s. Rent: 11d.

13 October 1777 (1) John Senhouse of Calder Abbey, Cumberland, esq. (2) John Cuthbertson of Amsterdam, Holland, merchant (3) John Harrison of Dearham, Cumberland, yeoman Enfranchisement by (1) of (2) of Lowrey Croft (1r.) in the manor of Dearham [boundaries specified] Consideration: 10s. Rent: 1d.

6 May 1792 (1) Joseph Tiffin Senhouse of Calder Abbey, Cumberland, esq. (2) John Lowson of Dearham, Cumberland, mason (3) Philip Nelson of Birkby, Cumberland, merchant Enfranchisement by (1) of (2) of a stable and messuage at Dearham [boundaries specified] Consideration: £1 5s. Rent: 1/2d. and 1½d

29 April 1795 (1) Joseph Tiffin Senhouse of Calder Abbey, Cumberland, esq. (2) Anthony Sharp of Dearham, Cumberland, yeoman (3) Philip Nelson of Birkby, Cumberland, merchant Enfranchisement by (1) of (2) of two parcels of land in Crossey (2.5a. and 2.5a.) and other lands called Gilbank and Bowes Croft (6a.) in the manor of Dearham [boundaries specified] Consideration: £10 Rent: 1s. 8d.

Note concerning the enfranchized lands of the manor of Dearham, 2 October 1775

Schedule of D/X 1056/63-78

'An eye draft of Dearham manor', 1797 Gives ownership of fields and boundaries

6 May 1876 (1) Thomas Irwin of Calder Abbey, Cumberland, esq., and wife, Mary (2) Henry, Earl of Lonsdale Lease for 21 years of collieries and seams of coal at Dearham, Cumberland Rent: £20 p.a. and tenth of profits

15 January 1883 (1) Mary Irwin of Calder Abbey, Cumberland, widow (2) Frederic Robertson Sewell of Brandlingill, Cumberland, esq. Enfranchisement by (1) of (2) of land (2a.; 2a. 1r.; 1½a.) in the Lowfields in the manor of Dearham Consideration: £27 4s. 4d. Rent: 1s.; 1s 1½d.; 9d.

28 January 1881 (1) Michael Spencer of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, steel-manufacturer (2) Edward Eccles of Gateshead, shipowner Conveyance by (1) to (2) of a sixth part of land called 'Mire' in the parish of Thursby, Cumberland Consideration: £60

22 May 1893 (1) Charles Edmund Barnes of Durham, gent., and Alfred Winter Barnes of Sutton Scarsdale, Derbyshire, mining engineer (2) The Blackwell Colliery Company, Ltd., Newcastle-upon-Tyne Lease for 40 years by (1) to (2) of coal under land (101a. 05. 29p.) at Shirland, Derbyshire Plan attached Rent: £300 p.a. and royalties

Probate copy of will, of 6 September 1735, of Alexander Johnson of Hexham, Northumberland, mercer, devising personal estate to wife, Mary Johnson, and children, Thomas and Elizabeth Johnson; remainders as specified, 13 December 1735

29 March 1753 (1) William Johnson of Hexham, Northumberland, mercer (2) Thomas Lowes of Gray's Inn, London, esq. Lease and release [lease missing] for one year of a messuage and other lands in Hexham and a meadow in Gillygate Fields near Hexham [boundaries specified] Consideration: 5s.

28 November 1753 (1) Robert Andrewes, gent., demandant (2) Thomas Lowes, esq., tenant (3) William Johnson, vouchee Exemplification of a common recovery of 4 messuages, 2 gardens, 5a. of land, 5a. of meadow, 5a. of pasture, 10a. of moor and common of pasture in Hexham, Northumberland

Probate copy of will, of 5 December 1753, of William Johnson of Hexham, Northumberland, mercer, devising his living goods and furniture to his wife, Ann Johnson; remainders as specified, 17 April 1754

19-20 November 1755 (1) Henry Wastell of Simonburn, Northumberland, esq.; and Cuthbert Wilson, the elder, of Walwick, Northumberland, esq. (trustees by will of William Johnson of Hexham, Northumberland, mercer, deceased) (2) David Brown of Dilston, Northumberland, yeoman (3) Ann Johnson of Walwick, Northumberland, widow (4) Robert Andrewes of Hexham, Northumberland, gent. (5) Isaac Hunter of Dukesfield, Northumberland, gent. Mortgage by lease and release by (1), (2), (3) and (4), to (5), in trust for (4), of a messuage with garth, a close called Gillygate Fields, a barn with garth and an acre of land called Serjeants Pitts and other freehold land and messuages of William Johnson in Hexham, Northumberland [boundaries specified] Consideration: £900

4 July 1759 (1) Isaac Hunter of Dukesfield, Northumberland, gent.; Henry Wastell of Simonburn, Northumberland, esq.; Cuthbert Wilson, the elder, of Walwick, Northumberland, esq., trustees under the will of William Johnson of Hexham, Northumberland, mercer, deceased; Hardwick Sewel Richardson of Walwick, Northumberland, gent., and wife, Ann (2) Rev. Cuthbert Wilson, the younger, of Hatheridge, Northumberland, clerk Lease of a messuage and garth, a close called Gillygate Fields, a barn with garth and an acre of land called Serjeants Pitts, a cottage in Hallgarth, and other freehold messuages and land of William Johnson in Hexham, Northumberland [boundaries specified] Consideration 5s. each

5 July 1759 (1) Robert Andrews of Hexham, Northumberland, gent. (2) Hardwick Sewell Richardson of Walwick, Northumberland, gent., and wife, Ann (3) Henry Wastell of Simonburn, Northumberland, esq., and Cuthbert Wilson, the elder, of Walwick, Northumberland, esq., trustees under the will of William Johnson of Hexham, Northumberland, mercer, deceased (4) Nicholas Lee of Hexham, Northumberland, surgeon (5) Mary Johnson of Hexham, Northumberland, widow (6) Ann Robson of Newbrough, Northumberland, widow (7) Cuthbert Wilson, the younger, of Hatheridge, Northumberland, clerk (8) Samuel Teasdale of Hexham, Northumberland, dyer Assignment by (1) - (7) to (8) of a term of 1,000 years, in trust to attend the inheritance, of a messuage and garth, a close called Gillygate Fields, and freehold messuages and lands of William Johnson in Hexham, Northumberland [boundaries specified] Consideration: 5s. each to (1), (2) and (3)

29 March 1824 (1) William Smith of Summerrods, near Hexham, Northumberland, gent., and wife, Jane; Mary Nicholson of Summerrods, spinster; and Ann Ridley of Bellingham, Northumberland, widow (2) Simon Newburn of Acomb, Northumberland, esq. Bargain and sale of two pieces of land (1r. 24p. and 3r. 4p.) near Hexham [boundaries specified] Consideration: 5s.

30 March 1824 (1) William Smith of Summerrods, nr. Hexham, Northumberland, gent., and wife, Jane (2) Mary Nicholson of Summerrods, Northumberland, spinster (3) Ann Ridley of Bellingham, Northumberland, widow (4) John Nicholson of Summerrods, Northumberland, gent. (5) James Kirsopp of the Spital, Hexham, Northumberland, gent. (6) Thomas Nicholson of Hexham, Northumberland, joiner and cabinet maker (7) William Lambert of Peckwell, Northumberland, farmer, and Robert Lambert of Dilston, Northumberland, farmer (8) Simon Newburn of Acomb, Northumberland, esq. Release by (1) - (4), at the request of (5) - (7), to (8) of two pieces of land (1r. 24p. and 3r. 4p.) near Hexham, the first to the use of (5) forever, and the second to the use of (7) for 2,000 years, though in the meantime to (6) [boundaries specified] Consideration: £48 (from (5)); £100 (from (7)); and £15 (from (6))

11 May 1825 (1) Thomas Nicholson of Hexham, Northumberland, farmer, and Gabriel Maker, esq. (2) William Lambert of Peckwell, Northumberland, farmer Mortgage bond in £800 for the payment of £400 with interest

15 May 1826 (1) Thomas Nicholson of Quatre Bras, near Hexham, Northumberland, joiner (2) William Lambert of Peckwell, Northumberland, farmer, and Robson Lambert of Dilston, Northumberland, farmer (3) David King of Hexham, Northumberland, linen and woollen draper (4) Simon Newburn of Acomb, Northumberland, esq. (5) William Carr of Hexham, Northumberland, gent. Release by (1) and (2) to (3) of a messuage and 3r. of land at Quatre Bras, near Hexham, Northumberland [boundaries specified] Consideration: £800 Assignment by (4) to (3) of the said land for use for 2,000 years Consideration: 10s.

13 November 1826 (1) William Lambert of Peckwell, Northumberland, farmer; and Robson Lambert of Dilston, Northumberland, farmer; and Thomas Nicholson of Quatre Bras, near Hexham, Northumberland, farmer (2) David King of Hexham, Northumberland, linen and woollen draper Bargain and sale of 3r. of land and messuages in Hexham, Northumberland [boundaries specified] Consideration: 5s. each

20 May 1830 (1) David King of Hexham, Northumberland, draper (2) Thomas Nicholson of Quatre Bras, near Hexham, Northumberland, builder (3) John Todd of Haydon Bridge, Northumberland, gent. Assignment by (1) and (2) to (3) of £400 received on premises at Quatre Bras, Northumberland

4 April 1894 (1) Thomas Gardiner Stainthorpe of Hexham, Northumberland, M.D. (2) William Waters Stainthorpe of Saltburn, York, medical officer of health Conveyance of three pieces of freehold land (3.309a., 6.3a. and 3.559a.) and surrender of two pieces of copyhold land (1a. and 2a. 1r. 14p.) in Hexham, Northumberland [plan and boundaries specified] Consideration: 'love and affection' of (1) for his son

7 July 1894 (1) Wentworth Canning Blackett Beaumont of Dilston, Northumberland, esq., lord of the manor of Hexham (2) William Waters Stainthorpe of Saltburn, York, medical officer of health (3) Thomas Gardiner Stainthorpe of Hexham, Northumberland, surgeon (4) Elizabeth Stainthorpe (5) Thomas William Thompson of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, solicitor Deed of enfranchisement by (1) - (4) to (5), to the use of (2), of two pieces of copyhold land (1a. and 2a. 1r. 14p.) in Hexham, Northumberland [plan and boundaries specified] Consideration: premises and £2

2 July 1919 (1) William Waters Stainthorpe of Saltburn, York, medical officer of health (2) Stanley Gallagher of Hexham, Northumberland, merchant Conveyance of 13.168a. of land in Hexham, Northumberland [boundaries specified] Consideration: £4,300

13 December 1919 (1) Rt. Hon. Wentworth Canning Blackett, Viscount Allendale of Allendale and Hexham, Northumberland (2) William Waters Stainthorpe of Saltburn, Yorkshire, doctor of medicine (3) Stanley Gallagher of Hexham, Northumberland, merchant Supplement to D/X 1056/102, correcting the plan on D/X 1056/101 of land in Hexham, Northumberland

Plan by the North-Eastern Electric Supply Company, Ltd., of the land in Hexham sold in D/X 1056/104, n.d. c.1919 Gives road names and land use Scale: 25 inches to 1 mile [1 : 2,500]

6 June 1900 (1) Robert Potts of Monkseaton, Northumberland, draper; John Atkinson Potts of Monkseaton, draper; and Edward William James of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, stationer (2) Francis Elliott Weightman of Scotswood, Northumberland, grocer and draper (3) Jacob Daglish, wine and spirit merchant; Frederick Lawson, provision merchant; and Robert Owen Blayney, grocer, all of Newcastle-upon-Tyne Conveyance by (1), at the direction of (2), to (3) of land at Monkseaton, Northumberland called 'The Fancy Field' [boundaries specified and plan] Consideration: £7,140

Copy of will and codicil, of 2 August 1856, of Andrew Robert Fenwick of Netherton in the parish of Bedlington, Northumberland, esq., devising land in Morpeth, Stamfordham, Rothbury and Felton, all in Northumberland, to his sister, Frances Clark, and friend, the Rev. John Gibson, as trustees and executors to sell the estate, the proceeds of which are bequeathed to his daughter, Isabella Frances Fenwick, with other annuities and bequests as specified, 1 October 1856

Abstract of title of Andrew Robert Fenwick of Netherton in the parish of Bedlington, Northumberland, esq., to a piece of ground in Morpeth, Northumberland, 9 October 1794 - 2 August 1856

10 February 1859 (1) Frances Clark of Netherton in the parish of Bedlington, Northumberland, widow, and the Rev. John Gibson of Blanchland, trustees under the will of Andrew Robert Fenwick of Netherton, esq., deceased (2) John Cranston of Morpeth, Northumberland, slater Grant of a piece of land (406 square yards) in Morpeth [boundaries specified] Consideration: £45

Abstract of title of Andrew Robert Fenwick of Netherton, Northumberland, esq., to a piece of freehold ground in Morpeth, Northumberland, 9 October 1794 - 10 February 1859

18 March 1862 (1) John Cranston of Morpeth, Northumberland, slater (2) George Dodds of Morpeth, mason Conveyance of a piece of freehold land (145 square yards) in the Well Way, Morpeth, [boundaries specified] Consideration: £22 15s.

18 November 1867 (1) Robert Clemitson of Morpeth, Northumberland, gent. (2) George Dodds of Morpeth, builder (3) George Daglish of Morpeth, joiner Conveyance by (1) to (2) and (3) of a piece of ground (100 square yards) near the Well Way in Morpeth [boundaries specified] Consideration: £15

10 February 1859; copy made 1867 (1) Frances Clark of Netherton in the parish of Bedlington, Northumberland, widow and the Rev. John Gibson of Blanchland, Northumberland (2) Robert Clemitson of Morpeth, Northumberland, gent. Copy conveyance of a messuage and land (468 square yards) and a building in Newgate Street, Morpeth, Northumberland [boundaries specified] Consideration: £270

Probate copy of will, of 23 August 1866, and of codicil, of 13 April 1869, of George Dodds of Morpeth, mason, devising land to George Daglish and, by codicil, to his son, Thomas Dodds, as trustees and executors to sell the estate, the proceeds of which are bequeathed to his son, Thomas Dodds, and to his daughter, Jane Atkinson Walker, with other annuities and bequests as specified, 5 June 1869

20 September 1879 (1) George Daglish of Morpeth, Northumberland, joiner and innkeeper, and Thomas Dodds of Morpeth, mason, trustees under the will of George Dodds of Morpeth, deceased (2) James Dunn of Morpeth, cartman Conveyance of a parcel of freehold ground (145 square yards) with messuage, and of a parcel of freehold ground (100 square yards) on Well Way, Morpeth [boundaries specified] Consideration: £550

10 October 1879 (1) James Dunn of Morpeth, Northumberland, cartman (2) Thomas Dodds of Morpeth, mason Conveyance of a parcel of freehold ground (145 square yards) with messuage, and of a parcel (100 square yards) with two messuages on Well Way, Morpeth [boundaries specified] Consideration: £550

11 October 1879 (1) Thomas Dodds of Morpeth, Northumberland, mason (2) The Trustees of the North Northumberland Benefit Building Society Mortgage of a parcel of freehold ground (145 square yards) with messuage, and of a parcel (100 square yards) with two messuages on Well Way, Morpeth [boundaries specified] Consideration: £200

11 July 1882 (1) Thomas Dodds of Morpeth, Northumberland, mason (2) William Atkinson of Morpeth, gent., and wife, Elizabeth Conveyance of two messuages and premises in Well Way, Morpeth ([boundaries specified] Consideration: £255

Letter from Thomas Jobson to Morpeth Urban District Council, requesting that it pay for the repair of a wall in Waulk Mill Field, 14 May 1901

Abstract of title relating to Dacre Cottage, Morpeth, Northumberland, 11 July 1882 - 29 December 1901, 1902

Account of estate duty due on Dacre Cottage on the death of Isabella Stoddart, 19 March 1902

Requisitions on title made by [Thomas] Jobson concerning Dacre Cottage, 21 March 1902

Account of succession duty due on Dacre Cottasge on the death of Isabella Stoddart, 17 April 1902

1 August 1898 (1) Robert Henry Lawson and Frederick Lawson of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, trading as Lawson Brothers (2) Eleanor Christine Marie Lazenby of Newcastle-upon-Tyne (3) George Dixon of Wallsend, Northumberland, builder (4) William Patterson of Newcastle-upon Tyne, grocer (5) Thomas Dodds of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, market inspector Conveyance by (1), (2), (3) and (4), to (5) of one messuage (1601/9 square yards) site number 75 on Frederick Street, Hazlerigg Building Estate, Wallsend, Northumberland Plan in margin Consideration: £320

1 August 1898 (1) Robert Henry Lawson and Frederick Lawson of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, trading as Lawson Brothers (2) Eleanor Christine Marie Lazenby of Newcastle-upon-Tyne (3) George Dixon of Wallsend, Northumberland, builder (4) William Patterson of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, grocer (5) Cicley Ellen Dodds of Newcastle-upon-Tyne Conveyance by (1), (2), (3) and (4), to (5) of one messuage (1625/9 square yards) site number 76 on Frederick Street, Hazlerigg Building Estate, Wallsend, Northumberland Plan in margin Consideration: £320

16 August 1898 (1) Robert Henry Lawson and Frederick Lawson of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, trading as Lawson Brothers (2) Eleanor Christine Marie Lazenby of Newcastle-upon-Tyne (3) George Dixon of Wallsend, Northumberland (4) John Stilling Sanderson of Wallsend, Northumberland, shipwright Conveyance by (1) and (2), at the direction of (3), to (4) of one messuage (1625/9 square yards), site no. 74 on Frederick Street, Hazlerigg Building Estate, Wallsend, Northumberland Plan in margin Consideration: £330

1 September 1898 (1) Robert Henry Lawson and Frederick Lawson of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, trading as Lawson Brothers (2) Eleanor Christine Marie Lazenby of Newcastle-upon-Tyne (3) James Tulloch and John Tulloch of Jarrow, builders (4) Jane Ann Hope of Wallsend, Northumberland Conveyance by (1) and (2), at the direction of (3), to (4) of a messuage (1503/9 square yards) site number 136 on Henry Street, Hazlerigg Building Estate, Wallsend, Northumberland Plan in margin Consideration: £341 10s. (Parchment, 4 membranes) /127 1 September 1898 (1) Robert Henry Lawson and Frederick Lawson of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, trading as Lawson Brothers (2) Eleanor Christine Marie Lazenby of Newcastle-upon Tyne (3) John Tulloch and James Tulloch of Jarrow, builders (4) Isabella Cairns of Wallsend, Northumberland, spinster Conveyance by (1) and (2), at the direction of (3), to (4) of a messuage (150 square yards) site number 135 on Henry Street, Hazlerigg Building Estate, Wallsend, Northumberland Plan in margin Consideration: £341 10s.

5 September 1898 (1) Robert Henry Lawson and Frederick Lawson of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, trading as Lawson Brothers (2) Eleanor Christine Marie Lazenby of Newcastle-upon-Tyne (3) George Dixon of Wallsend, Northumberland, builder (4) Joseph Thompson of Jarrow, [slate merchant?] Conveyance by (1) and (2), at the direction of (3), to (4) of a messuage (1562/3 square yards) site number 73 on Frederick Street, Hazlerigg Building Estate, Wallsend, Northumberland Plan in margin Consideration: £330

22 September 1898 (1) Robert Henry Lawson and Frederick Lawson of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, trading as Lawson Brothers (2) Eleanor Christine Marie Lazenby of Newcastle-upon-Tyne (3) John Tulloch and James Tulloch of Jarrow, builders (4) George Watson of North Shields, Northumberland, tailor Conveyance by (1), (2) and (3), to (4), of a messuage (1491/9 square yards) site number 133 on Henry Street, Hazlerigg Building Estate, Wallsend, Northumberland Plan in margin Consideration: £345

28 November 1898 (1) Robert Henry Lawson and Frederick Lawson of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, trading as Lawson Brothers (2) Eleanor Christine Marie Lazenby of Newcastle-upon-Tyne (3) David Elliott of Wallsend, Northumberland, builder (4) John Johnson of Wallsend, Northumberland Conveyance by (1) and (2), at the direction of (3), to (4) of a piece of land (1958/9 square yards) site numbers 118 and 119 on Henry Street, Hazlerigg Building Estate, Wallsend, Northumberland Plan in margin Consideration: £700

5 December 1898 (1) Robert Henry Lawson and Frederick Lawson of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, trading as Lawson Brothers (2) Eleanor Christine Marie Lazenby of Newcastle-upon-Tyne (3) George Dixon of Wallsend, Northumberland, builder (4) George Beale of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, manager of a company Conveyance by (1) and (2), at the direction of (3), to (4) of two messuages (304 square yards) site numbers 69 and 70 on Frederick Street, Hazlerigg Building Estate, Wallsend, Northumberland Plan in margin

15 December 1898 (1) Robert Henry Lawson and Frederick Lawson of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, trading as Lawson Brothers (2) Eleanor Christine Marie Lazenby of Newcastle-upon-Tyne (3) David Elliott of Wallsend, Northumberland, builder (4) Richard Raper of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, foreman Conveyance by (1) and (2), at the direction of (3), to (4) of two messuages (2947/9 square yards) site numbers 120 and 121 on Henry Street, Hazlerigg Building Estate, Wallsend, Northumberland Plan in margin Consideration: £700

15 December 1898 (1) Robert Henry Lawson and Frederick Lawson of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, trading as Lawson Brothers (2) Eleanor Christine Marie Lazenby of Newcastle-upon-Tyne (3) David Elliott of Wallsend, Northumberland, builder (4) Nicholas Wanless of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, provision merchant Conveyance by (1) and (2), at the direction of (3), to (4) of two messuages (298 square yards) on Henry Street, Hazlerigg Building Estate, Wallsend, Northumberland Plan in margin Consideration: £700

23 December 1898 (1) Robert Henry Lawson and Frederick Lawson of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, trading as Lawson Brothers (2) Eleanor Christine Marie Lazenby of Newcastle-upon-Tyne (3) William Thompson of Heaton in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, builder (4) Thomas Charles Anderson Longridge of Birtley, colliery undermanager Conveyance by (1) and (2), at the direction of (3), to (4) of one messuage (1722/3 square yards) on the junction of Renfrew Road and Henry Street, Hazlerigg Building Estate, Wallsend, Northumberland Plan in margin Consideration: £560

31 December 1898 (1) Robert Henry Lawson and Frederick Lawson of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, trading as Lawson Brothers (2) Eleanor Christine Marie Lazenby of Newcastle-upon-Tyne (3) George Willis of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, builder (4) Ada Sabrina Jones of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, spinster Conveyance by (1) and (2), at the direction of (3), to (4) of seven messuages (998 square yards) site numbers 142-148 on Henry Street, Hazlerigg Building Estate, Wallsend, Northumberland Plan in margin Consideration: £2,490

31 December 1898 (1) Robert Henry Lawson and Frederick Lawson of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, trading as Lawson Brothers (2) Eleanor Christine Marie Lazenby of Newcastle-upon-Tyne (3) George Blair of Walker, Northumberland, innkeeper, and William Cawthorn of Wallsend, Northumberland, innkeeper Conveyance by (1) and (2), to (3) of a piece of land (11581/3 square yards) on the junction of Henry Street and Renfrew Street, Hazlerigg Building Estate, Wallsend, Northumberland Plan in margin Consideration: £608 2s. 6d.

31 December 1898 (1) Robert Henry Lawson and Frederick Lawson of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, trading as Lawson Brothers (2) Eleanor Christine Marie Lazenby of Newcastle-upon-Tyne (3) George Creighton Currie of North Shields, Northumberland, builder (4) Nancy Grundy of Keighley, Yorkshire, widow Conveyance by (1) and (2), at the direction of (3), to (4) of two messuages (2867/9 square yards) site numbers, 126 and 127 on Henry Street, Hazlerigg Building Estate, Wallsend, Northumberland Plan in margin Consideration: £670

9 January 1899 (1) Robert Henry Lawson and Frederick Lawson of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, trading as Lawson Brothers (2) Eleanor Christine Marie Lazenby of Newcastle-upon-Tyne (3) John Tulloch and James Tulloch of Jarrow, builders (4) Robert Ward of Wallsend, Northumberland, slater Conveyance by (1) and (2) by direction of (3) to (4) of a messuage (148 square yards) on Henry Street, Hazlerigg Building Estate, Wallsend, Northumberland Plan in margin Consideration: £345

10 February 1899 (1) Robert Henry Lawson and Frederick Lawson of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, trading as Lawson Brothers (2) Eleanor Christine Marie Lazenby of Newcastle-upon-Tyne (3) Alexander Sutherland of Heaton, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, builder (4) Mary Ann Binnie of Sandisford, Newcastle-upon-Tyne Conveyance by (1) and (2), at the direction of (3), to (4) of a piece of land and messuage (1601/9 square yards) on Frederick Street, Hazlerigg Building Estate, Wallsend, Northumberland Plan in margin Consideration: £350

17 February 1899 (1) Robert Henry Lawson and Frederick Lawson of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, trading as Lawson Brothers (2) Eleanor Christine Marie Lazenby of Newcastle-upon-Tyne (3) John Tulloch and James Tulloch of Jarrow, builders (4) Luke Park of Wallsend, Northumberland Conveyance by (1), (2) and (3) to (4) of one messuage (1471/3 square yards) site number 130 on Vine Street, Hazlerigg Building Estate, Wallsend, Northumberland Plan in margin Consideration: £350

21 February 1899 (1) Robert Henry Lawson and Frederick Lawson of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, trading as Lawson Brothers (2) Eleanor Christine Marie Lazenby of Newcastle-upon-Tyne (3) John William Moffatt of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, builder (4) Jessie Annie White of Newcastle-upon-Tyne Conveyance by (1) and (2), at the direction of (3), to (4) of three pieces of land and three messuages (4101/9 square yards) on Laurel Street, Hazlerigg Building Estate, Wallsend, Northumberland Plan in margin Consideration: £1,050

22 February 1899 (1) Robert Henry Lawson and Frederick Lawson of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, trading as Lawson Brothers (2) Eleanor Christine Marie Lazenby of Newcastle-upon-Tyne (3) George Willis of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, builder Conveyance by (1) and (2) to (3) of a piece of land (5792/3 square yards) site numbers 153 to 156 on Vine Street, Hazlerigg Building Estate, Wallsend, Northumberland Plan in margin Consideration: £173 18s.

23 February 1899 (1) Robert Henry Lawson and Frederick Lawson of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, trading as Lawson Brothers (2) Eleanor Christine Marie Lazenby of Newcastle-upon-Tyne (3) John William Moffatt of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, builder (4) Thomas Boydell of Whitley Bay, Northumberland, 'electro plater' Conveyance by (1) and (2), at the direction of (3), to (4) of two pieces of land, (2807/9 square yards) site numbers 90 and 91 on Laurel Street, Hazlerigg Building Estate, Wallsend, Northumberland Plan in margin Consideration: £720

13 May 1899 (1) Robert Henry Lawson and Frederick Lawson of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, trading as Lawson Brothers (2) Eleanor Christine Marie Lazenby of Newcastle-upon-Tyne (3) William Thompson of Heaton, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, builder Conveyance by (1) and (2) to (3) of two pieces of land (1252/3 and 991/3 square yards) site numbers 14 on Renfrew road and 7a on Vine Street, Hazlerigg Building Estate, Wallsend, Northumberland Plan in margin Consideration: £94 12s. 6d.

15 May 1899 (1) Robert Henry Lawson and Frederick Lawson of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, trading as Lawson Brothers (2) Eleanor Christine Marie Lazenby of Newcastle-upon-Tyne (3) William Thompson of Heaton, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, builder (4) Thomas Richard Williams of Jarrow, naval architect Conveyance by (1) and (2), at the direction of (3), to (4) of two messuages (3605/9 square yards) site numbers 9 and 10 on Renfrew Road, Hazlerigg Building Estate, Wallsend, Northumberland Plan in margin Consideration: £800

12 July 1899 (1) Robert Henry Lawson and Frederick Lawson of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, trading as Lawson Brothers (2) Eleanor Christine Marie Lazenby of Newcastle-upon-Tyne (3) John William Moffatt of Heaton, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, builder Conveyance by (1) and (2) to (3) of six messuages (7992/3 square yards) site numbers 98 to 103 on Laurel Street, Hazlerigg Building Estate, Wallsend, Northumberland Plan in margin Consideration: £239 18s.

12 July 1899 (1) Robert Henry Lawson and Frederick Lawson of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, trading as Lawson Brothers (2) Eleanor Christine Marie Lazenby of Newcastle-upon-Tyne (3) John William Moffatt of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, builder Conveyance by (1) and (2) to (3) of six messuages (8251/3 square yards) site numbers 92 to 97 on Laurel Street, Hazlerigg Building Estate, Wallsend, Northumberland Plan in margin Consideration: £247 12s.

19 July 1899 (1) Robert Henry Lawson and Frederick Lawson of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, trading as Lawson Brothers (2) Eleanor Christine Marie Lazenby of Newcastle-upon-Tyne (3) Samuel Fergusson Davidson of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, builder (4) George Marshall Cunnington of Heaton, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, estate agent Conveyance by (1), (2) and (3) to (4) of one messuage (1617/9 square yards) site number 189 on Holly Avenue, Hazlerigg Building Estate, Wallsend, Northumberland Plan in margin Consideration: £380

30 August 1899 (1) Robert Henry Lawson and Frederick Lawson of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, trading as Lawson Brothers (2) Eleanor Christine Marie Lazenby of Newcastle-upon-Tyne (3) James MacHaig of Wallsend, Northumberland, builder (4) Henry Michael Redhead of Wallsend, Northumberland, accountant Conveyance by (1) and (2), at the direction of (3), to (4) of two messuages (2484/9 square yards) site numbers 43 and 44 on High Street East, Hazlerigg Building Estate, Wallsend, Northumberland Plan in margin Consideration: £850

2 September 1899 (1) Robert Henry Lawson and Frederick Lawson of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, trading as Lawson Brothers (2) Eleanor Christine Marie Lazenby of Newcastle-upon-Tyne (3) Sarah Lawson of Newcastle-upon-Tyne Conveyance by (1) and (2) to (3) of a piece of land (3271/9 square yards) site numbers 183 to 184 on Holly Avenue, Hazlerigg Building Estate, Wallsend, Northumberland Plan in margin Consideration: £810

16 October 1899 (1) Robert Henry Lawson and Frederick Lawson of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, trading as Lawson Brothers (2) Eleanor Christine Marie Lazenby of Newcastle-upon-Tyne (3) James MacHaig of Wallsend, Northumberland, builder (4) Jacob Johnson of Jarrow, sampler Conveyance of two messuages (2511/3 square yards) site numbers 45 and 46 on the High Street, Hazlerigg Building Estate, Wallsend, Northumberland Plan in margin Consideration: £850

29 December 1899 (1) Robert Henry Lawson and Frederick Lawson of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, trading as Lawson Brothers (2) Eleanor Christine Marie Lazenby of Newcastle-upon-Tyne (3) James MacHaig of Wallsend, Northumberland, builder (4) William Giles of Wallsend, Northumberland, chemist Conveyance by (1) and (2) at the direction of (3), to (4) of a piece of land, messuage, and shop (1311/9 square yards) site number 50 on High Street East, Hazlerigg Building Estate, Wallsend, Northumberland Plan in margin Consideration: £450

22 March 1900 (1) Robert Henry Lawson and Frederick Lawson of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, trading as Lawson Brothers (2) Eleanor Christine Marie Lazenby of Newcastle-upon-Tyne (3) George Dixon of Wallsend, Northumberland, builder (4) John McCreish of Wellington, Northumberland, hardwareman Conveyance by (1) and (2), at the direction of (3), to (4) of a piece of land (127.5 square yards) site number 20 on Renfrew Road, Hazlerigg Building Estate, Wallsend, Northumberland Plan in margin Consideration: £1,070

10 April 1900 (1) Robert Henry Lawson and Frederick Lawson of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, trading as Lawson Brothers (2) Eleanor Christine Marie Lazenby of Newcastle-upon-Tyne (3) David Elliott of Whitley Bay, Northumberland, builder Conveyance of (1) and (2) to (3) of one messuage(1551/3 square yards) on Vine Street, Hazlerigg Building Estate, Wallsend, Northumberland Plan in margin Consideration: £50 9s. 8d.

26 May 1900 (1) Robert Henry Lawson and Frederick Lawson of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, trading as Lawson Brothers (2) Eleanor Christine Marie Lazenby of Newcastle-upon-Tyne (3) James MacHaig of Wallsend, Northumberland, builder (4) Samuel Vickers Thompson of Wallsend, Northumberland, hairdresser Conveyance by (1) and (2), at the direction of (3), to (4) of two pieces of land (262 square yards) site numbers 41 and 42 on High Street East, Hazlerigg Building Estate, Wallsend, Northumberland Plan in margin Consideration: £1,020

8 August 1900 (1) Robert Henry Lawson and Frederick Lawson of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, trading as Lawson Brothers (2) Eleanor Christine Marie Lazenby of Newcastle-upon-Tyne (3) James MacHaig of Wallsend, Northumberland, builder (4) Henry Michael Redhead of Wallsend, Northumberland, house agent and Robert Redhead of Wallsend, Northumberland, accountant Conveyance by (1) and (2), at the direction of (3), to (4) of two messuages (2582/3 square yards) site numbers 37 and 38 on High Street East, Hazlerigg Building Estate, Wallsend, Northumberland Plan in margin Consideration: £890

8 August 1900 (1) Robert Henry Lawson and Frederick Lawson of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, trading as Lawson Brothers (2) Eleanor Christine Marie Lazenby of Newcastle-upon-Tyne (3) James MacHaig of Wallsend, Northumberland, builder (4) Henry Michael Redhead of Wallsend, Northumberland, house agent, and Robert Redhead of Wallsend, Northumberland, accountant Conveyance by (1) and (2), at the direction of (3), to (4) of two messuages (2582/3 square yards) site numbers 39 and 40 on High Street East, Hazlerigg Building Estate, Wallsend, Northumberland Plan in margin Consideration: £890

11 October 1900 (1) Robert Henry Lawson and Frederick Lawson of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, trading as Lawson Brothers (2) Eleanor Christine Marie Lazenby of Newcastle-upon-Tyne (3) James MacHaig of Wallsend, Northumberland, builder Conveyance of a piece of land (1,296.5 square yards) site numbers 24, 24a, 24b, 25-30, on the main turnpike road from Newcastle to North Shields, Hazlerigg Building Estate, Wallsend, Northumberland, and of a piece of land (522.5 square yards) site numbers 51-53a on the main turnpike road from Newcastle to North Shields, Hazlerigg Building Estate, Wallsend, Northumberland Plan in margin Consideration: £1,493 11s.

25 October 1900 (1) Robert Henry Lawson and Frederick Lawson of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, trading as Lawson Brothers (2) Eleanor Christine Marie Lazenby of Newcastle-upon-Tyne (3) James MacHaig of Wallsend, Northumberland, builder (4) William Giles of Wallsend, Northumberland, mercantile clerk Conveyance by (1) and (2), at the direction of (3), to (4) of four pieces of land (5231/9 square yards) site numbers 31 to 34 on High Street East, Hazlerigg Building Estate, Wallsend, Northumberland Plan in margin Consideration: £2,056

31 October 1900 (1) Robert Henry Lawson and Frederick Lawson of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, trading as Lawson Brothers (2) Eleanor Christine Marie Lazenby of Newcastle-upon-Tyne (3) James MacHaig of Wallsend, Northumberland, builder (4) William Giles of Wallsend, Northumberland, chemist Conveyance by (1) and (2), at the direction of (3), to (4) of a piece of land (1281/3 square yards) site number 35 on High Street East, Hazlerigg Building Estate, Wallsend, Northumberland Plan in margin Consideration: £514