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20 September 1606 (1) John Hawnbye of Bolran [Boldron], Yorkshire (2) John Barnes of Bolron [Boldron], Yorkshire, yeoman Feoffment by (1) to (2) of a messuage in Bolron [Boldron], now in the tenure of (2), and lying between lands of George Wandesford, esq., on the east, and lands of (1) on the west; of a parcel of land (9ft. x 23ft.) beside the said messuage; warranty clause Consideration: 40s. from (2) to (1) Rent: 1d. p.a. on the feast of St. James the Apostle [25 July] and 1 day's service at hay-harvest Endorsed: livery of seisin

20 September 1606 (1) John Hawnbye of Bolron [Boldron], Yorkshire, yeoman (2) John Barnes of Bolron [Boldron], Yorkshire, yeoman Bond in £4 for the warranty of property in Boldron conveyed by (1) to (2)

20 September 1651 (1) William Barnes of Scargill, Yorkshire (2) Thomas Newton of Bolron [Boldron], Yorkshire, carpenter Feoffment by (1) to (2) of a messuage in Bolron [Boldron], now in the tenure of (2), and lying between the lands of George Wandesford, esq., on the east, and the lands of (1) on the west; a parcel of land (9ft. x 23ft.) beside the said messuage; warranty clause Consideration: 25s. from (2) to (1) Rent: 1d. p.a. on the feast of St. James the Apostle [25 July] and one day's service at hay-harvest Endorsed: memorandum of Thomas Findley's agreement to give leave to Jeremiah Newton to lay timber on Findley's property at half charge in return for access to Findley's well across land at the back of Newton's property, n.d. [17th c.]

20 September 1651 (1) William Barnes of Scargill, Yorkshire, yeoman (2) Thomas Newton of Bolron [Boldron], Yorkshire, carpenter Bond in £4 for the warranty of property in Boldron conveyed by (1) to (2)

20 May 1671 (1) William Richardson of Bowlron [Boldron, Yorkshire], yeoman (2) Henry Newton of Bowlron [Boldron, Yorkshire], sexton Bond of (1) to (2) in 50s. for the performance by (1) of covenants contained in indentures of even date

11 March 1674/5 (1) William Richardson of Bowlron [Boldron], Yorkshire, yeoman (2) Henry Newton of Bowlron [boldron], Yorkshire, weaver Bargain and sale, with feoffment, by (1) to (2) of the east end of (1)'s dwelling house [in Boldron], formerly used as a stable or cowhouse and measuring 4 yards in length eastwards from (1)'s house, and 5 yards in breadth, bounded by the King's high street on the south [other boundaries specified]; warranty clause Consideration: 30s.

11 March 1674/5 (1) William Richardson of Bowlron [Boldron], Yorkshire, yeoman (2) Henry Newton of Bowlron [Boldron], Yorkshire, sexton Bond of (1) to (2) in £10 for the performance by (1) of covenants contained in indentures of even date.

Grant of administration [incomplete] of the goods of Reginald Whoreleton dec'd. by Emanuel, Lord Scroope, high steward and bailiff of the liberty of Richmond (having probate jurisdiction in the manor of Bowes and Boldron, in the archdeaconry of Richmond) to Agnes Whoreleton of Bolron [Boldron], widow, [ ] March 14 and 50 Jas. [1616/17].

12 May 1669 (1) Thomas Whorleton of Boulron [Boldron], Yorkshire, yeoman, Jeunet his wife, and William Whorleton, his son (2) Christopher Cowpeland of the Lambe Hill in the parish of Bowes, Yorkshire, yeoman, and George Tinkler of Northside in the same parish, yeoman (3) Jane Cowpeland, spinster, daughter of Thomas Cowpeland of Bowlron [Boldron], Yorkshire, weaver Marriage settlement on intended marriage between William Whorleton and (3), by release by (1) to (2) of a messuage in Boulron [Boldron], where Thomas Whorleton dwells; a garth ( 1/2a.) and croft (1a.); the Westgarth ( 1/2a.); 6 riggs of meadow in the Flowers (9a.); 5 dales of meadow in the Long Flowers (3a.); 4 riggs of meadow at the Mustard Ingg in the East field (2a.); 2 other riggs in the East field (2a.); Little close in the Long Flowers (2a.); Redings close in Northfield (2a.); another messuage and close in Northfield (5a.); 2 closes called the Tills (2a.); Broad Ing Close (3a.); West Lowe close (4a.); East Lowe close (3a.); 3 riggs of meadow in the Field Head (2a.); 6 riggs of arable and meadow in the Flatt (5a.); all within Boldron; 11 average gates in the town fields; 12 pasturegates in the Inn Moore; 12 pasturegates in Thornbury; 3 days' turbary there; and 9 pasturegates in the Wood in Northfield; [boundaries specified], to uses: the west end of the messuage first described, with all lands first described and a proportion of the pasturegates and turbary [as specified] to the use of William Whorleton and his wife for their natural lives, for the jointure of (3), and then to the use of their heirs; the east end of the messuage first described, with garth and croft, and the messuage and all lands secondly described, with a proportion of pasturegates and turbary [as specified] to the use of Thomas Whorleton for his natural life, and after his decease a portion [specified] to the use of Jennet Whorleton for her jointure, and the remaining portion to the use of the heirs of William Whorleton and his wife. Consideration: £100 to William Whorleton

Statement by an unidentified writer, possibly a member of the Whorleton family, giving evidence of the marriage of his father and mother at Stonykeld, parish of Bowes, Yorkshire, a fortnight after St. Helen mass [18 August] 24 years previously [c. 29 August 1647] before a minister, Mark Park, and two witnesses, one named Henry Binks, the marriage not being registered 'for in that parish was there not any marriage, baptisme or buriall regestered for the space of twenty yeares even all the space of the ill times but the minister did give them a certificate'; with subscribed opinion of J. Turner that the foregoing evidence is insufficient proof of the marriage, and that proof of the father and mother living together as man and wife before the son was born and ever since is also required as evidence to the jury, 10 January 1671/2

Probate inventory of the goods of William Whorleton of Bolron [Boldron], Yorkshire, dec'd.; 8 October 1672

26 March 1681 (1) Thomas Newton the elder of Bolron [Boldron], Yorkshire, yeoman, and Thomas Newton, the younger, of the same place, yeoman (son and heir of Thomas Newton, the elder, and of Anne Newton, the daughter of Reginald Whorleton, dec'd.) (2) George Tirrey of Redmire in Wensleydale, Yorkshire, yeoman, Joan his wife, (daughter of Margaret Hillary, the daughter of Reginald Whorleton, dec'd.) and William Tirrey, their son; and William Copeland of Redmire and Elizabeth and Margaret, his daughters, (coheirs of Anne Copeland, another of the daughters of Margaret Hillary) (3) Edward Newton of Bolron [Boldron], Yorkshire, yeoman, son and heir of Dorothy Newton, wife of George Newton, and another of the daughters of Reginald Whorleton. Agreement between (1), (2) and (3) for the partition of the estate of Reginald Whorleton in Bolron [Boldron] as follows: to Thomas Newton, the younger, a dwelling house (except a frontstead 10yds x 18 yds. at the east end of the house), with a garth at the back and 2 crofts (2a.) adjoining Bolron In-moore West, 1 rigg of land called Cottage rigg, 2 riggs called Low-floor riggs, 4 dales lying in the floores, 3 riggs in the flatt, 1 rigg on the south of the East field of Boldron, another rigg on the north of the same, 3 pasturegates on Bolron In-moor, 3 pasturegates on Thornebury pasture, and a day's work of turbary on Thornebury; to Joan Tirrey and her daughters a frontstead (10 yds. x 18 yds.) at the east end of the dwelling allotted above, 2 closes in Boldron called the Low Closes, adjoining the Broad Ing, 2 pasturegates in Martin Wood pasture, 2 pasturegates in Bolron In-moore, 2 pasturegates in Thornebury, and half a day's work of turbary on Thornebury; and to Edward Newton Broad Ing Close in Bolron North field, a parcel of ground there called the Gill, 2 riggs in the field head there, Reddings close, 3 pasturegates on Bolron In-moore, 3 pasturegates on Thornebury, 4 pasturegates in Martin Wood and half a day's work of turbary on Thornebury [boundaries specified]; covenant for free passage over the premises

10 August 1695 (1) Edward Byers of Newcastle upon Tyne, mason (2) Thomas Newton of Bolron [Boldron], Yorkshire, house carpenter Release (lease missing) by (1) to (2) of a rigg in the Flatt of Bolron [Boldron] town field called Byersrigg [boundaries specified] Consideration: £13 Rent: 2d. p.a. King's rent and 2d. p.a. tithe rent

10 August 1695 (1) Edward Byers (2) Tomas Newton Bond of (1) to (2) in £26 for performance by (1) of covenants in release of even date.

5 May 1696 (1) Anthony Atkin, alias Hamby, of Bowlron [Boldron], Yorkshire, mason (2) William Hamby of Bowlron [Boldron], Yorkshire, mason Release (lease, dated 25 March, missing) by (1) to (2) of a messuage with a stable at the north end, and a moiety of a garth and stackgarth adjoining the said messuage on the north, with liberty of passage through a gate at the north end of the dwelling, all at the west end of Bowlron [Boldron] and adjoining the street on the south [other boundaries specified]; warranty clause Consideration: the fatherly love of (1) to (2)

[ ] 1698 (1) Philip Savage of Dublin, Ireland, esq., and Miriam, his wife (2) Thomas Bainbrigge Draft quitclaim by (1) to (2) of lands known as Brockhall Gill and Bellbank in Mid[d]leton in Teesdale, which were devised by John Bainbrigge, sometime of Briggehouse in the parish of Mid[d]leton in Teesdale, by his will of 11 August 1695, to (2), son of Arthur Bainbrige, brother of the testator, and to Lancelot Bainbrigge of Lambeth, Surrey (since deceased), for the payment of his debts and legacies and afterwards to Miriam Savage for her natural life, and thereafter to (2). Consideration: £60 from (2) to Miriam Savage

22-23 December 1699 (1) Thomas Newton of Archdeacon Newton, weaver, son and heir of (2), by Jane, first wife of (2) (2) Thomas Newton of Boulron [Boldron], Yorkshire, carpenter Lease and release by (1) to (2) of a messuage in Boulron [Boldron] with a garth and 2 crofts at the back; the Flatt close, now used for meadow (5a.); Floore close, arable (2a.); 3 cattlegates on Boulron Inn Moore and 3 cattlegates on Thornbury; warranty clause Consideration: £10 from (2) to (1) and £40 payable as £5 p.a. for 8 years, from (2) to (1)

20 October 1709 (1) Charles Pearson of [Barnard Castle] butcher, and Elizabeth, his wife (2) Sir Robert Eden of West Auckland, bart. (3) James Scott of Low Startforth, Yorkshire, yeoman Mortgage by lease and release (lease missing) by (2), at request of (1), to (3) of a messuage and garth in Boldron, in the parish of Startforth, Yorkshire; 3 crofts of meadow (2a.); the Flatt field (5a.); the East field meadow (6a.); 4 cattlegates in Bolron Pasture and 4 cattlegates in Thornberry; further mortgage by (1) to (3) of a newly erected messuage, and garth, in Market Street, Barnard Castle, [occupiers and boundaries specified] Principal: £160 and interest

18 [sic] and 18 October 1710 (1) Thomas Newton of Boldren [Boldron], Yorkshire, carpenter (2) Jonathan Newton of Bernard Castle [Barnard Castle], butcher Lease and release by (1) to (2) of a messuage or frontstead (20 yds. x 10 yds.); the Flatt close; 2 pasturegates in Bolderen In Moor; 1 pasturegate in Thornberrey; and half a dawrack of turves every year in Thorneberrey, all in Boldren [Boldron].

Probate inventory of the goods of Robert Lademan of Bolron [Boldron] dec'd., appraised by Symon de Halnebye, Thomas Atkyn, William Lademan and John Atkyn, 24 February 1616/7.

10 November 1687 (1) Thomas Atkins of Bolron [Boldron], Yorkshire, yeoman (2) Robert Laydman of Bolron [Boldron], Yorkshire, yeoman Bargain and sale for 1 year by (1) to (2) of a rigg of ground (1a.) in a field called the Flatt in Bolron Attached: bond of (1) to (2) in £40 for the performance of covenants contained in a release of even date, 11 November 1687

28 June 1688 (1) Robert Laydman of Bowlron [Boldron], Yorkshire, yeoman (2) William Bincks, yeoman, and Margaret Manard, spinster, both of Bowlron [Boldron], Yorkshire Grant by (1) to (2), for the lives of (2) and the life of the longest liver, of an annuity of £6, issuing from the Croft close (1a.), the Flatt close (3a.), Lit[t]le close (1.5a.), 9 riggs of meadow and arable in the Flatt (7a.), and 2 pasturegates in the Inn moore of Bowlron [Boldron]; boundaries specified Consideration: £100 from (2) to (1) Endorsed: discharge of arrears of rent, 7 December 1720

Grant of administration of the goods of Grace Laidman of Bolron [Boldron], Yorkshire, widow, dec'd., by George Bowes esq., steward of the manor of Bowes, to Mary Laidman of Bolron [Boldron], widow, 22 January 1696/7

13 February 1710/11 (1) Mary Lodman of Boldron in the parish of Startforth, Yorkshire, spinster (2) Jeremiah Newton of Boldron in the parish of Startforth, Yorkshire, skinner Lease for a year [release missing] by (1) to (2) of a messuage or frontstead with croft and garth, and the Flat close (4a.), in Boldron; boundaries specified Consideration: £30 from (2) to (1)

Copy will of Mary Lodman, 23April 172[0] Endorsed: executor's accounts, 23 August 1720 - 4 December 1721

Receipts for legacies paid by Jeremiah Newton of Boldron in the parish of Startforth, Yorkshire, executor of Mary Lodman, of 'Roods', Bowes, Yorkshire, dec'd., 25 November 1720 - 18 May 1721

8 December 1720 (1) Anthony Wright of Bernard Castle [Barnard Castle], yeoman and Margaret his wife (2) Mary Loadman of Bolron [Boldron], Yorkshire, spinster Quitclaim by (1) to (2) of all right to Crofts close (1a.) on the south side of Bolron [Boldron]; the Flatt close (3a.); Little close (1.5a.); 9 ridges in the Flatt (7a.); and 2 pasturegates on Bolron Inn Moore; all in Boldron and formerly the estate of Robert Loadman, dec'd., or of Margaret Wright. Consideration: and £36 from (2) to (1)

26 March 1721 (1) Mary Loadman of Roods in the parish of Bowes, Yorkshire, spinster (2) Jeremiah Newton of Bolron [Boldron] in the parish of Startforth, Yorkshire, fellmonger Release (lease missing) by (1) to (2) of a close (4a.) in the Flatts, and another close (1a.), both in Bolron [Boldron]; boundaries specified Consideration: £50

1-2 December 1721 (1) Jonathan Newton of Bernard Castle [Barnard Castle], butcher; Anne Brown of Bowes, Yorkshire, widow; and Anne Dent of Bowes, widow (2) Jeremiah Newton of Bolron [Boldron] in the parish of Startforth, Yorkshire, fellmonger Lease and release by (1) to (2) of 2 messuages in Bowes, Yorkshire; Flatt close (4a.) and the Croft (1a.) in Boldron, Yorkshire. Consideration: £50

[ ] 1723 (1) Thomas Robinson of Rokesby, Yorkshire, esq. (2) Gilbert Dawson of Furnivall's Inn, London, esq.; Thomas Watson of Cockfield, gent.; Francis Wilkinson of West Layton, Yorkshire, gent.; and John Crofts of Barforth, Yorkshire, gent. (3) Wingate Pullein of Bolton Hall, Yorkshire, esq.; George Bowes of Streatlam Castle, esq.; Henry Darcy of Colburn, Yorkshire, esq.; Margery Wilkinson of Thorphall, Yorkshire, widow; Thomas Brunskel of Bowes, Yorkshire, esq.; and Christopher Whytel of Gilmondby, Yorkshire, esq. Draft release by (1) to [unidentified persons] of the manor or lordship of Bowes, Yorkshire, to the use of (1) upon certain trusts; reciting the sale of the manor of Bowes to Christopher Hainby, 4 August 1657

30 January 1690/1 (1) Myles Copland of Hunday in the parish of Bowes, Yorkshire, yeoman (2) John Allison of Mellwaters in the parish of Bowes, Yorkshire, yeoman Counterpart lease, for 7 years from 25 March 1691, and for further terms of 7 years until the full term of 21 years, by (1) to (2), of a messuage called Hunday; the Home close; the Ackward close; Smith close; the Hare close; the Holme and Bancks lying on the south of the said messuage; Fenteman Thackham close; the Hill close; Blaemyre close; the Out cow close and peat moss; Burton close; Low Pelter close; High Pelter close; the Riddings; the Bancks closes at the bottom of Kilmond Scar; 5 cattlegates in the Ox pasture; and 1 cattlegate in Bowes West pasture; all in the lordship of Bowes; covenanting that the messuage will be repaired before the beginning of the lease; that the lessee will be indemnified from the billetting of soldiers; that 8 days of ploughing p.a. is permitted; and that the property may be surrendered at the end of any 7- year term Rent: £46 p.a.

In 3 weeks of Trinity [26 May] 12 Wm III [1700] (1) Mathew Hanby, John Middleton and Cuthbert Burrell, plaintiffs (2) Lionel Copley, esq., and Mary, his wife, and John Johnson and Anne, his wife, deforciants Copy final concord in which the deforciants acknowledge 2 messuages, 2 gardens, 60a. of land and 150a. of pasture in Barningham, Yorkshire; Caldwell, Yorkshire; and Bowes, Yorkshire, to be the right of the plaintiff. Consideration: £40 sterling

30 June 1716 (1) Cuthbert Burrell and John Burrell, both of Cardwell [Caldwell], Yorkshire, yeomen (2) John Robson of Newcastle upon Tyne, currier Bond of (1) to (2) in £200 for the payment by (1) of £100 and interest.

8 May 1725 (1) Cuthbert Burrell, the elder, of Hunday in the parish of Bowes, Yorkshire, yeoman, and Anne, his wife; John Burrell of Caldwell, Yorkshire, yeoman, (only son and heir of Cuthbert Burrell); Cuthbert Burrell, the younger, of Hunday, yeoman (only son of John Burrell); and Anne Burrell of Hunday, spinster (sister of Cuthbert Burrell the younger) (2) Jeremiah Newton of Bolron [Boldron], Yorkshire, fellmonger, and Elizabeth, his wife (sister of Cuthbert Burrell the younger) (3) Richard Holmes of Stubhouse, Winston, gent. Mortgage by demise by (1), at the request of (2), and (2), to (3) of a capital messuage called Hunday in the parish of Bowes; Holme under the house and bancks and Hareholme close (10a.); Hunday close or Hunday Hill (5a.); Orchard close (5a.); Smith's close (3a.); Cowclose (18a.); Bleamire (7a.); High and Low Pelter closes (10a.); Kilmond-wood and Peatmoss (10a.); Burton and Ackward's closes (7a.); Thackholme; Thackholme Bottom the Hill and the Holme close (15a.); Ridings close (3a.); Kilmond close (6a.); West close (4a.); Dodsworth under Kilmond close (13a.); 7 gates in the Ox pasture, and 13 gates in Bowes West pasture; all in the parish of Bowes; 1 gate in Bowron in Moor [Boldron]; to the use of (3), subject to the payment to Cuthbert Burrell, the younger, of £20 p.a. for life if he continues unmarried, and subject to redemption by (2) on payment of £300 and interest; J. Newton to provide food, lodging and clothing for Cuthbert Burrell, the elder, and his wife, for their lives Consideration: £413.15s.10d. by (1) to J. Newton £300 by (3) to Cuthbert Burrell, the elder, and John Burrell £200 by J. Newton to Anne Burrell £60 by J. Newton to Cuthbert Burrell, the elder, John and Anne Burrell J. Newton to provide food, lodging and clothing for Cuthbert Burrell, the elder, and his wife, for their lives

30-31 January 1756 (1) William Lodge of Barnard Castle, gent (eldest son and heir of John Lodge, dec'd.) (2) Jeremiah Newton of Bolron [Boldron], Yorkshire, yeoman Lease and release by (1) to (2) of 2 crofts of meadow called the Cave or East croft and Langstaffs or West croft, on the south side of Bolron [Boldron] town street [boundaries specified] Consideration: £60

7 January 1755 (1) William Smith of Bernard Castle [Barnard Castle], skinner and Margaret, his wife (2) William Hubback of Darlington, grocer (3) Marion Masham of Melsonby, Yorkshire, widow (4) Catharine Middleton of Burtryhouse [Burtree House], widow (5) Francis Lowson of Darlington, gent Mortgage, by demise, by (1) and (2), at the direction of (3) and (4), to (5), of a messuage and lands (30a.) in Bolron [Boldron] in the parishes of Startforth and Bowes, Yorkshire (formerly devised by Joseph Mitchell of Barnard Castle, dec'd.); reciting mortgages of June 1753, 9-10 August 1754, and 1-2 November 1754 Consideration: £100, and interest, to (3) £200, and interest, to (4) £70, and interest, to (5)

2-3 June 1760 (1) Margaret Smith of Barnard Castle, widow (devisee of Joseph Mitchell, dec'd.) (2) William Lodge of Barnard Castle, gent. Mortgage in fee by (1) to (2) of messuages and lands (26a.) in Bolron [Boldron], Startforth or Bowes. Consideration: £160 and interest

3 November 1763 (1) James Wastell, late of Darlington, linen draper, now of Old Elvet, city of Durham, gent. (2) Thomas Rudd of city of Durham, esq., and John Boulby of North Shields, Northumberland, gent. Lease for a year (release missing) by (1) to (2) of messuages and lands, late of William Smith and Margaret his wife, in Bolron [Boldron] (26a.), as comprised in indentures of 11-12 October 1756

7 December 1764 (1) Margaret Smith of Barnard Castle, widow (devisee of Joseph Mitchell, dec'd.) (2) Elizabeth Singleton of Stockton upon Tees, widow (devisee of Lionel Mitchell, the younger, dec'd.) (3) Thomas Rudd of city of Durham, esq., and John Boulby of North Shields, Northumberland, gent. (4) William Lodge of Barnard Castle, gent. (5) James Wastell, late of Darlington, linen draper, now of Old Elvet, city of Durham, gent., and Hannah, his wife (6) Robert Robinson of city of Durham, gent., and Mary his wife (7) Edward Middleton of Barforth, Yorkshire, gent. (8) William Rudd of city of Durham, esq. Release (lease missing) by (1), (3) and (5) to (8) of the messuages, lands and cattlegates belonging to (1) in Bolron [Boldron], to the following uses: Kilmonds and Carter Hole closes on the south side of the turnpike road from Greta Bridge to Bowes, 2 small parcels of ground called the Bitts, one on each side of the turnpike road, 1 cattlegate in Bolron Inn Moor, 1 cattlegate in Thornberry and 1 cattlegate in the Ox pasture, Bowes, to the to the use of (7); messuages with a garth behind, 2 parcels of ground called the Crofts, East Pastures, Bolron Well close, Calf Garth close, 5 cattlegates in Bolron Inn Moor, 5 cattlegates in Thornberry and a day's work of turbary there, with liberty to burn limestone and erect kilns on the premises, to the use of (6); reciting mortgage of 11-12 October 1756 and endorsements to the same. Consideration: £505 (6) to (3) £133 7s.7d. (7) to (3) £54 (6) to (2) £160 (7) to (4) £107 12s.5d. (7) to (1)

3 May 1710 (1) Thomas Hanby, living without the gate at the west end of Bows [Bowes], Yorkshire, yeoman (2) John Heslopp of Lartington, Yorkshire, yeoman Bargain and sale by (1) to (2) of 4 pasturegates in Bows West Pasture and 5 pasturegates in Row Cow Close, within the township of Bows [Bowes] Consideration: £20

13-14 August 1713 (1) Thomas Coates of Bolron [Boldron], Yorkshire, yeoman and George Coates, his son and heir, cordwainer (2) William Wood of Brumpton upon Swaile [Brompton on Swale], Yorkshire, yeoman, and Dorothy his wife Lease and release by (1) to (2) for the lives of (2), then to the heirs of (2) and the heirs of Dorothy Wood, of a messuage and garth in Bolron [Boldron], [boundaries specified] Consideration: 12 from (2) to (1)

12 June 1734 (1) Thomas Hanby of Gibsnees, in the parish of Staindrop, yeoman (2) Thomas Finley of Streathead, in the parish of Startforth, Yorkshire, yeoman Bargain and sale by (1) to (2) of a messuage in Boldron, Yorkshire, with garths adjoining, a half day's work of turbary in Thornberry pasture, and one pew in Startforth church. Consideration: £22

23 December 1766 (1) Christopher Heslop of Lambhill in the lordship of Bowes, Yorkshire, yeoman; John Robinson of Brignall Moor End in the parish of Brignall, Yorkshire, yeoman (heir of Elizabeth Findley); Joseph Wood of Newsham in the parish of Kirbyhill, Yorkshire, yeoman; and John Wood of Bridge End in the parish of Startforth, Yorkshire, inn keeper (2) Jonathan Newton of Bolron [Boldron], Yorkshire, yeoman Lease for a year [release missing] by Christopher Heslop to (2), of 2 beastgates in the Ox pasture, Bowes, 2 beastgates in Bolron Innmoor, 2 beastgates in Thornbury, 11 beastgates in Bowes Cow Close, and his rubary rights; lease by John Robinson to (2) of 2 messuages on the north row of Bolron town [street], with garths adjoining [boundaries specified], 1 beastgate in Bolron Innmoor, 1 beastgate in Thornbury, right of rubary there, and 1 pew in Startforth church; lease by Joseph and John Wood to (2) of a messuage and garth on the south side of Bolron [boundaries specified]

Schedule of deeds relating to a freehold estate at Bolron [Boldron], Yorkshire, belonging to Peter Robinson and his wife Elizabeth, and mortgaged to John Watson, 28 May 1737 - 17 October 1770

2 January 1738/9 (1) Peter Robinson of city of Durham, barber and peruke maker, and Elizabeth, his wife (2) Thomas Hancock of Treduston [Tredustan], Brecon, Wales, yeoman, and Ann, his wife (3) Christopher Wilkinson of Thorp Hall, Yorkshire, esq. (4) John Bailes of Wycliff, Yorkshire, gent. Mortgage (by demise for 500 years) by (1) to (3) , to the use of (4), of a messuage on the south side of Bolron [Boldron] with a garth and 2 crofts (2a.) adjoining at the back; 3 closes at the east end of Boldron (2a.); Flatt close (5a.); East field close (6a.); 4 beastgates in Bolron Inn Moor; and 4 beastgates in Thornbury. Consideration: £90 (4), by direction of (1), to (2) £10 (4) to (1)

11 May 1754 (1) Peter Robinson of city of Durham, barber (2) John Bird of Sherburn House, gent. (3) William Brymer of New Elvett, city of Durham, staymaker Assignment of mortgage (for the residue of a term of 500 years) by (2), at the request of (1), to (3) of a messuage and land adjoining (2a.) in Bolron [Boldron]; Flatt close (5a.); East field close (6a.); 4 beastgates in Bolron Inn Moor; and 4 beastgates in Thornbury; reciting indentures of 1 and 2 January 1738/9 Consideration: £100 and interest

22 November 1782 (1) Cornelius Harrison of Stubhouse in the parish of Winston, esq. (2) Robert Rawling of Lowfield in the chapelry of Forcet, Yorkshire, clerk, and John Dinsdale and William Seymour, both of Newsham in the parish of Winston, gents. (3) Jonathan Newton of Bolron [Boldron] in the parish of Startforth, Yorkshire, yeoman Conveyance by (2) and (1) to (3) of all tithes issuing from 4 messuages and several [named] closes in Bolron [Boldron] and 4 messuages and land in Bowes [boundaries specified] Consideration: £79 9s.2d.

22 November 1782 (1) Cornelius Harrison of Stubhouse in the parish of Winston, esq. (2) Robert Rowling of Lowfield in the chapelry of Forcet, Yorkshire, clerk, and John Dinsdale and William Seymour, both of Newsham in the parish of Winston, gents. (3) Thomas Bainbridge of Thackholm in the parish of Bowes, Yorkshire, gent. Conveyance by (2) and (1) to (3) of all tithes issuing from a mesuage and several closes (70a.) in the parish of Bowes, and several allotments made on the division of the pastures and common of Bowes [boundaries specified]. Consideration: £151 18s.0d.

11 November 1787 (1) Jane Sinclair, widow; James Dunlop, linen draper, and Jane his wife; and Mary Sinclair, spinster; all of New Malton, Yorkshire (2) Thomas Benson of Brignoll [Brignall], Yorkshire, yeoman Feoffment by (1) to (2) of a house with garden adjoining, a piece of waste ground within the walls of a ruined house, and a stable adjoining, in High Startforth, Yorkshire [boundaries specified] . Consideration: £23 2s.0d.

3 January 1775 (1) John Adamson of Barnard Castle, plumber and glazier, and Mary, his wife (2) George Hutton and Anthony Hutton, both of Eastshaws [Est Shaws], gents. Mortgage by (1) to (2) of a messuage and croft in Bolron [Boldron]; Dales close (3a.), 3 other closes lying together called West Land Towns (8a.), Shatfield croft (1a.), an allotment on Bolron In Moor in right of pasturegates (6a.3r.3p.) [boundaries specified]; reciting indentures of 1-2 May 1739. Endorsed: redemption of mortgage, 3 January 1783 Consideration: £400 and interest

21 October 1788 (1) John Adamson of Barnard Castle, maltster and brewer (2) George Hutton of East Shaws, gent., and Anthony Hutton, formerly of East Shaws, now of Buckheads, gent. (3) Thomas Benson of Brignoll Moors, Yorkshire, gent. Conveyance by (2) and (1) to (3) of a messuage with croft in Boldron; Dales close (3a.); 3 closes called West Land Towns (8a.); Shaffield Croft (1a.); an allotment made on the division of Boldron Inn Moor (6a.3r.3p.) [boundaries specified], all in the parish of Startforth; reciting mortgage, 2-3 January 1775 Consideration: £400 to (2) £525 to (1)

31 May 1822 (1) George Benson of Boldron in the parish of Bowes, Yorkshire, yeoman (2) John Watson of Revellin in the parish of Middleton in Teesdale, farmer Mortgage by demise for 1000 years by (1) to (2) of a messuage with barn and croft adjoining in Boldron, and Shaffield croft (1a.) [boundaries specified]; reciting indenture, 11 October 1820 Consideration: £150 and interest

2-3 April 1795 (1) Rev. Edward Parker of city of Durham, clerk, and Jane, his wife (devisee of Robert Robinson and residuary legatee of Mary Robinson) (2) Michael Garthorne of Newhall in the parish of Hamsterly, yeoman, and Adah his wife (administratrix of the estate of John Watson deceased) (3) Sheldon Cradock of Hartforth, near Richmond, Yorkshire, and Elizabeth, his wife (4) Rev. Dickens Haslewood of city of Durham, clerk, and Elizabeth, his wife and Thomas Alderson of city of Durham and Elizabeth, his wife (both wives devisees of John Bowlby) (5) Rev. Thomas Hayes of New Elvett, city of Durham, clerk, M.A. and Rev. William Hayes of the same place, clerk Lease and release by (3), (4) and (2), by the direction of (1), to (5) of 4 closes called Bow East Fields (5a.3r.36p., 6a.3r.12p., 5a.0r.34p., and 2a.2r.11p.), the first close belonging to Peter Robinson at his decease , and the other 3 closes purchased by Robert Robinson, his son; the Flat close (4a.1r.22p.); a piece of ground on the south side of Bolron [Boldron] town (2r.36p.) and a piece of ground on the north side of the same (2r.25p.), all belonging to Peter Robinson at his decease; 4 pieces of ground (3r.30p., 3r.12p., 1r.3p., and 1r.1p.) on the north side of Bolron; Bolron Well Field (6a.0r.10p.); and the Park close (4a.0r.2p.); which were purchased by Robert Robinson the father; several messuages built on the premises; an allotment (6a.0r.10p.) made on the division of Bowes Moors; and 2 allotments in respect of lands in Thornberry; all in Bolron and Thornberry; in the parishes of Startforth and Bowes, [boundaries specified], in trust for sale of the premises and to pay the annual interest from the purchase money to Edward Parker during the joint lives of (1), and the principal in trust for the survivor of (1); reciting deeds 1-2 January 1738 - 12 October 1768; covenant to levy a fine. Consideration: £154 14s.6d. to (2) from (1)

24 January 1799 (1) Rev. Edward Parker of the city of Durham, clerk (2) John Newton of Bowron [Boldron] in the parish of Startforth, Yorkshire, farmer Articles of agreement for the purchase by (2) of a messuage and lands at Bowron [Boldron] for £725

2 May 1799 (1) Rev. Edward Parker of the city of Durham, clerk, and Jane, his wife (2) Rev. Thomas Hayes and Rev. William Hayes, clerks, both of New Elevet [Elvet], city of Durham (3) John Newton of Boldron, Yorkshire, farmer Draft conveyance by (2), with the consent of (1), to (3) of a piece of ground on the south side of Boldron (2r.36p.); a piece of ground on the north side of the same (2r.25p.); 4 pieces of ground on the north side of Boldron (3r.30p., 3r.12p., 1r.3p. and 1r.1p.); the Park close (4a.0r.2p.); Boldron Well field (6a.0r.10p.); and several houses built on the same, subject to 2 yearly payments in lieu of hay tithe and quit rent, [boundaries specified]; reciting lease and release of 2-3 April 1795 Consideration: £325

2 May 1799 (1) Rev. Edward Parker of the city of Durham, clerk, and Jane, his wife (2) Rev. Thomas Hayes and Rev. William Hayes, clerks, both of New Elvet, city of Durham (3) John Newton of Boldron, Yorkshire, farmer (4) John Waite the younger of Streetside House, Yorkshire, farmer Draft conveyance by (2), with the consent of (1), to (3) and (4) of the Flatt close (4a.1r.22p.); an allotment (7a.0r.32p.) made on the inclosure of Bowes Moors in respect of pasturegates in Boldron Inn Moor, on the north of Thornberry Lane; and another allotment (6a.2r.11p.) in respect of pasturegates in Boldron Inn Moor; all within the township of Boldron [boundaries specified], and now in the possession of (4), the estate of (4) in trust for (3), and subject to 2 yearly payments in lieu of hay tithe and quit rent. Consideration: £400

31 May 1799 (1) Rev. Edward Parker of the city of Durham, clerk, and Jane, his wife (2) Rev. Thomas Hayes and Rev. William Hayes, both of New Elvet, city of Durham, clerks (3) John Newton of Boldron, Yorkshire, farmer (4) John Waite the younger of Streetside House, Yorkshire, farmer Release [lease missing] by (2), with the consent of (1), to (3) and (4) of the Flatt Close (4a.1r.22p.); an allotment (7a.0r.32p.) made on the inclosure of Bowes Moors in respect of pasturegates in Boldron Inn Moor on the north side of Thornberry Lane; and another allotment (6a.2r.11p.) in respect of pasturegates in Boldron in Moor; all within Boldron township [boundaries specified], the estate of (4) in trust for (3), and subject to 2 yearly payments in lieu of hay tithe and quit rent. Consideration: £400

29 August 1758 (1) Christian Hanby of Bolron [Boldron], Yorkshire, spinster (2) Thomas Harker of Killmond Wood in the parish of Bowes, Yorkshire, yeoman Memorial of a feoffment by (1) to (2) of an old decayed frontstead where a messuage formerly stood, and a croft adjoining (1/2 a.), on the south row of Bolron [Boldron] town street [boundaries specified]

12 May 1799 (1) James Harker, late of Kilmond Wood, now of Bowes, Yorkshire, gent. (2) William Clarkson of Boldron, Yorkshire, yeoman Feoffment by (1) to (2) of a messuage and croft adjoining ( 1/2a.), on the south row of Boldron town [boundaries specified] Consideration: £53

12 May 1799 (1) James Harker, late of Kilmond Wood, now of Bowes, Yorkshire, gent. (2) William Clarkson of Boldron, Yorkshire, yeoman Memorial of a feoffment [as D/X 1163/81]

9-10 August 1821 (1) William Clarkson, late of Boldron, now of Lamb Hill, Yorkshire, yeoman (2) John Watson of Cherry Tree Hill in the parish of Romaldkirk, Yorkshire, yeoman, and Anthony Siddle of St. John's Chapel in the parish of Stanhope, yeoman Lease and release by (1) to (2) as tenants in common of a messuage and croft adjoining ( 1/2a.) on the south row of Boldron town [boundaries specified]. Consideration: £90

10 August 1821 (1) William Clarkson of Lamb Hill, Yorkshire, yeoman; William Clarkson the younger of Boldron, Yorkshire, yeoman; Thomas Clarkson of Barnard Castle, cordwainer; George Clarkson of Barnley in the parish of Middleton, yeoman; and John Clarkson of Cocklebury, Yorkshire, yeoman (2) John Watson of Cherry Tree Hill in the parish of Romaldkirk, Yorkshire, yeoman, and Anthony Siddle of St. John's Chapel in the parish of Stanhope, yeoman Bond in £90 to indemnify (2) against dower.

23 May 1821 (1) George Benson of Boldron, Yorkshire, yeoman (2) John Whitfield, the younger, of Lambs Conduit Street, Middlesex, cheesemonger Copy mortgage by demise for 1000 years by (1) to (2) of a messuage with garth behind on the south side of Boldron town street; Flat Field in Boldron [boundaries specified]. Consideration: £100 and interest

1-2 May 1823 (1) John Newton of Boldron, Yorkshire, gent. (2) Jeremiah Newton of Tottenham Court Road, Middlesex, cheesemonger, son of (1) Lease and release by (1) to (2) of a plot of ground at Boldron Inn Moor, on the south side of Thornberry Lane (7a.), being one of two plots allotted to Jonathan Newton, the father of (1), on the inclosure of Bowes Moor [boundaries specified].

Abstract of title of the trustees of William Ullithorne, dec'd., to a house and land at Boldron, near Greta Bridge, Yorkshire, reciting deeds dating from 1 May 1758 to 24 May 1816, 31 December 1824. Endorsed: notes of legal opinion as to sporting rights of the property, c. 1824 Annexed: sale particulars of shares in the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, [London], 13 May 1824

1 May 1758 (1) Matthew Baxter of Boldron, Yorkshire, yeoman (2) John Bainbridge of Boldron, Yorkshire, tailor Feoffment by (1) to (2) of a newly built messuage, and the Croft Close adjoining, in Boldron [boundaries specified]; reciting indenture of 13 May 1752 Consideration: £52

11-12 November 1779 (1) John Bainbridge of Bolron [Boldron], Yorkshire, tailor (2) Thomas Roper of Bolron [Boldron], Yorkshire, tailor Lease and release by (1) to (2) of a messuage in Bolron [Boldron] and garth on the south side (1a.) [boundaries specified]; and all household goods and debts of (1). Consideration: £10 p.a. to (1) for life

18 November 1789 (1) Thomas Roper of Boldron, Yorkshire, tailor (2) William Parker of Cotherstone in the parish of Romaldkirk, Yorkshire, gent. Mortgage by demise for 1000 years by (1) to (2) of a messuage with a garth on the south side (1a.) in Boldron [boundaries specified] Consideration: £35 and interest

18 November 1789 (1) Thomas Roper (2) William Parker Bond in £70 to indemnify against dower and as collateral security with a mortgage of even date.

10 June 1791 (1) Thomas Roper of Boldron, Yorkshire, tailor (2) William Parker of Saunders Close in Knardale, Northumberland, blacksmith (3) James Lonsdale of Barnard Castle, butcher Assignment of mortgage for the residue of a term of 1000 years by (2) and (1) to (3) of a messuage with a garth (1a.) on the south side, in Boldron [boundaries specified] Consideration: £40 and interest

10 June 1791 (1) Thomas Roper (2) James Lonsdale Bond in £80 to indemnify against dower and as a collateral with a mortgage of even date.

9 October 180 (1) Thomas Roper of Boldron, Yorkshire, tailor (2) James Lonsdale of Barnard Castle, gent. (3) Ralph Bellwood of Brignal, Yorkshire, farmer Release, and assignment for the residue of a term of 1000 years, by (1) and (2) to (3) of a messuage with garth (1a.) on the south side, in Boldron [boundaries specified]; reciting mortgage of 18 November 1789 and assignment of 10 June 1791. Consideration: £40 to (2) £80 to (1)

Copy will of William Ullithorne of Lartington, Yorkshire, gent., 24 May 1816

1-2 June 1825 (1) Barbara Ullithorne of Barnard Castle , widow, and Francis Ullathorne of Woburn Place, Russell Square, Middlesex, esq. (devisees in trust under the will of William Ullithorne of Lartington, dec'd.) (2) Joseph Tasker of Fitzwalters, Essex, esq. (3) John Sanger of Oxford Street, Middlesex, vendor of medicines Lease and release by (1) to (2) of a messuage, with croft on the south side (1a.), in Boldron [boundaries specified], to the use of (3) in trust for (2); reciting deeds, 24 -25 May 1814. Consideration: £143 5s. 0d.

1 June 1719 (1) Thomas Richardson of Northfield in the parish of Startforth, Yorkshire, yeoman (2) Reynold Bainbridge of Thackholm in the parish of Bowes, Yorkshire, yeoman Bargain and sale by (1) to (2) of 2 cattlegates in Bolron Inn Moor [Boldron] Consideration: £15

Abstract of the will of John Bailey, late of Lackenby in the parish of Witton, Yorkshire, yeoman, dec'd., devising all houses, farm lands and tithes (devised to him by the will of Thomas Bainbridge) to George Jackson of Lackenby, Yorkshire; James Appleton of Eston, Yorkshire; and Henry Newton of Guisbrough, Yorkshire; in trust for his son, John Bailey, 21 July 1797 Endorsed: abstract of allotment made to Thomas Bainbridge on the inclosure of Ox pasture [Bowes, Yorkshire], 12 October 1768

30 April 1798 (1) George Jackson of Lackenby in the parish of Witton, Yorkshire, yeoman; James Appleton of Eston, Yorkshire, butcher; and Henry Newton of Guisbrough, Yorkshire, gent. (2) William Craggs of Brignal, Yorkshire, gent. Lease for a year by (1) to (2) of a messuage with stable and barn and 3 closes (16a.3r.6p.), formerly part of Ox pasture, and allotted to Thomas Bainbridge dec'd., in the parish of Bowes, and all tithes issuing from the same.

12 May 1802 (1) William Craggs of Brignall, Yorkshire, gent. (2) Jonathan Thompson of Greengill, Yorkshire, farmer Lease for a year by (1) to (2) of a messuage with stable and barn and 3 closes (16a.3r.6p.), formerly part of Ox pasture and awarded to Thomas Bainbridge dec'd. [boundaries specified], and all tithes issuing from the same.

Case for the opinion of John Hullock of Barnard Castle, relating to the estate at Kirby Ravensworth, Yorkshire, and Bowes, Yorkshire, devised by Francis Thompson of Gayles in the parish of Kirby Ravensworth, Yorkshire, to his wife Ann Thompson, 14 March - 15 October 1803

Legacy receipts on account of the personal estate of Francis Thompson of Gayles in the parish of Kirby Ravensworth, Yorkshire, gent. (died 2 April 1802), 2 April 1803 - 10 May 1809. Includes: account of executor's expenses, 2 April 1802 - 2 August 1814

Probate and will annexed, dated 23 November 1824, of Jonathan Thompson of Greengill in the parish of Barningham, Yorkshire, devising freehold land called Ox pasture in the parish of Bowes, Yorkshire, to his wife Elizabeth, then to his sons, Jonathan and George, as tenants in common, 19 December 1825

6 September 1838 (1) John Newton of Queens Buildings, Knightsbridge, Middlesex, cheesemonger (2) Ann Newton of Boldron, Yorkshire, widow (3) Jeremiah Newton of Tottenham Court Road, Middlesex, cheesemonger Release [lease missing] by (1) to (3) of 2 pieces of land in Boldron called Westentowns or Westland Towns, formerly divided into 3 closes, (7a.), with blacksmith's shop thereon; release of claim to dower by (2). Consideration: £350

Abstract of title of Christopher Lonsdale, Jonathan Backhouse, junior, and George Coates, trustees of John Applegarth of Staindrop, dec'd., to a house and farm at Boldron, Yorkshire, reciting deeds dating from 9 July 1726 to 26 August 1818, n.d. [post 1818] Property comprises house and garth on the back in Boldron, land (Little and Copeland crofts, Floors Closes, Mustard Ing, Dales close or Well Flat, East and West Flatt, Low Flowers); a pew in Startforth church; also other land (East Field closes, Little Flowers and Manvill/Emanuel Moor close)

5 October 1841 (1) William Todd of Barningham, Yorkshire, gent., and Jeremiah Newton of Tottenham Court Road, Middlesex, cheesemonger (devisees in trust for Anthony Benson, dec'd.) (2) Ann Benson of Tottenham Court Road, Middlesex, widow (3) Henry Benning of Barnard Castle, surgeon (4) William Todd of Islington, Middlesex, gent. (5) William Watson of Barnard Castle, gent. Release by (1), and (2), at the request of (1), to (4) of East Flatts Close (3a.2r.17p.); West Flatts Close, now divided into 2 (3a.0r.34p.); and Back Croft Close and stable (1a.1r.37p.) formerly in 2 closes called Little Croft and Copeland; all in Boldron in the parish of Startforth [boundaries specified] and subject to an ancient yearly Crown rent, to the use of (4) for life, then to the use of (5), in trust for (4). Endorsed: schedule of deeds, 11-12 May 1778 - 27 July 1841 Consideration: £350 to (1)

Abstract of title, from 6 August 1804 - 15 June 1843, of the devisees of Gordon Skelly of Hurworth, gent., to a moiety of a cottage and garden at Boldron, and of the devisees of John Colling of Whitehouse, Yorkshire, esq. to the other moiety, purchased by Jeremiah Newton, 1848

6 August 1804 (1) John Newton of Boldron, Yorkshire, gent. (2) Gordon Skelley of Hurworth, esq., and John Colling of White House in the parish of Hutton, Yorkshire, gent. Feoffment by (1) to (2) of a messuage and garden in Boldron [boundaries specified] and a passage to the same from the west end of (1)'s messuage. Consideration: £55

An account of deeds delivered to Mrs. Ann Benson between 15 November 1799 and 6 August 1818 by Jeremiah Newton, relating to property at Upper Edmund Street and Tottenham Court Road, [London], n.d., c. 1818

Deed of consent by Jeremiah Newton and William Todd to the bequest of 1 Upper Edmund Street to Ann Benson, under the will of Anthony Benson, dec'd., 1 August 1842

Deed of consent by Jeremiah Newton and William Todd to the bequest of 136 Tottenham Court Road to Ann Benson and Margaret Richardon under the will of Anthony Benson, dec'd., 1 August 1842.

1842 (1) Ann Benson of Tottenham Court Road, Middlesex, widow (2) Rowland Stephen Richardson of 17 New Church Street, Edgeware Road, Middlesex, shoe salesman, and Margaret, his wife (3) Jeremiah Newton of Tottenham Court Road, Middlesex, cheesemonger, and William Todd of Barningham, Yorkshire, gent. Draft release by (1) and (2) to (3) of any claims against (3) as executors of Anthony Benson, in respect of freehold estates in Boldron and leasehold estates in Tottenham Court Road, and Upper and Lower Edmund Street, Middlesex; reciting the will of Anthony Benson, 7 December 1839.

Letter from Jeremiah Newton of London to W. Todd, junior, of Barningham, Yorkshire, advising that all documents have been signed, that he retains a lease to 4 Edmund Street , in trust for a child, and has given up all other leases to the tenants for life, 9 November 1842.

18 August 1862 (1) Ann Benson, widow, and Rowland Stephen Richardson and Margaret, his wife, all of Boldron, Yorkshire (2) John Coates of Tottenham Court Road, Middlesex, cheesemonger Counterpart lease for 11.5 years by (1) to (2) of a shop, no. 136, on the west side of Tottenham Court Road, Middlesex Rent: £180 p.a.

27 May 1825 (1) The Right Worshipful William Chafy, D.D., Master of Sidney Sussex College, University of Cambridge, and the fellows and scholars of the same (2) Anthony Benson of Tottenham Court Road, Middlesex, cheesemonger Lease for 14 years by (1) to (2) of Rousbury Manor House in Wootton, Bedfordshire, with Freshwaters Orchard adjoining, and several closes [names and acreages specified] (369a.3r.32p.) Rent: £370 p.a. and £5 per acre p.a. for every acre ploughed by (2).

7 January 1677/8 (1) Henry Newton, roofer, and Thomas Newton, yeoman, both of Bolron [Boldron], Yorkshire (2) Dorothy Trotter of Brignell mooreside, [Brignall], Yorkshire, spinster Bond of (1) to (2) in £10 for the payment of £5, and interest, in one whole payment on 18 December next Endorsed: receipt for £5 16s.0d., paid by Jeremiah Newton by order of his father, Thomas Newton, to (2), as principal and interest due: the debt of Henry Newton, n.d.

Grant of administration of the goods of William Dent, dec'd., by George Bowes, esq., steward of the manor of Bowes (having probate jurisdiction within the said manor by ancient right) to Ann Dent, widow, 30 September 1690

1 May 1694 (1) Jeremiah Newton, son of Thomas Newton of Bouldron [Boldron], Yorkshire, yeoman (2) John Davison of Gillesgate, city of Durham, glover and skinner Apprenticeship indenture of (1) to (2) for 7 years as a glover and skinner

[ ] December 1704 (1) Henry Newton of Boldron in the parish of Startforth, Yorkshire, weaver (2) Jeremiah Newton of Boldron in the parish of Startforth, Yorkshire, skinner Bargain and sale by (1) to (2) of all his houses, lands, goods and chattels as indemnity for the bonds entered into by (2) on behalf of (1) Endorsed: 29 April 1708 (1) Thomas Newton of Yarm, Yorkshire, weaver (2) Thomas Newton, his son Quitclaim of premises belonging to the manor [not specified], to the use of Jeremiah Newton; warranty clause.

Will of Thomas Newton of Boldron in the parish of Startforth, Yorkshire, yeoman, devising the west part of his house, and land, in Boldron to son, Jeremiah, and the east part of his house, and land, to son, Jonathan, 11 December 1707

Copy will, dated 11 December 1707, of Thomas Newton, of Boldron, Yorkshire, and codicil, dated 15 July 1726, devising the capital messuage in which his son, Jonathan, now leaves to him and his heirs absolutely; copy made, n.d., 18th c.

Probate copy of will, dated 28 May 1755, of Jeremiah Newton of Boldron in the parish of Startforth, Yorkshire, devising the Flatt Close (purchased from Mary Lodman) to Thomas Newton of Barnard Castle, weaver; his capital house and named closes in Boldron to Thomas Newton of Boldron, or else all estate to any children of Jonathan Newton; and 2 rooms in his house to Elizabeth, his wife, with remainders as specified, 22 February 1763

Copy probate and will, dated 25 September 1807, of Richard Todd of Cockerton in the parish of Darlington, yeoman, dec'd., 7 December 1812

Inland Revenue legacy receipt, residuary account, and succession duty accounts concerning the estate of Jeremiah Newton of Boldron, Yorkshire, who died 3 April 1860, 12 May 1860 - 17 December 1864.

Inland Revenue succession duty account concerning the estate of Ann Benson, who died 22 June 1864, at Boldron and Bowes Moor, derived from Jeremiah Newton, 18 November 1864

Draft list of title deeds of the late Jeremiah Newton, dating from Chas. II - 1848, 1864

Inland Revenue account of succession duty on the estate at Boldron, Startforth and Bowes, Yorkshire, of Margaret Richardson, on the death of John Newton, who died 3 September 1867, 15 May 1871.

Inland Revenue account of succession duty on the estate at Boldron, Startforth and Bowes, Yorkshire of Ann Coates on the death of Margaret Richardson, who died 16 September 1870, 15 December 1871.

Inland Revenue residuary account of the estate of Margaret Richardson, who died 16 September 1870, 29 April 1872.

Inland Revenue legacy receipts and residuary account of the estate in Lincolnshire, of Henry Coates of Cleasby, Yorkshire, who died 1 May 1877, 30 June 1877 - September 1879.

4 July 1810 (1) Charles Copeland of Staindrop, gent. (2) Henry Coates of Scargill, Yorkshire Bond in £700 to indemnify (2) from all claims of dower by Ellen, wife of (1).

26 October 1846 (1) Henry Coates of Scargill, Yorkshire, farmer (2) Charles Hanby Coates, of Scargill, Yorkshire, farmer, son of (1) Assignment by (1) to (2) of farming stock and crops on a farm at Scargill rented from Sir Clifford Constable, bart.

Probate and will annexed, dated 25 January 1851, of Margaret Kellett of Bowes, Yorkshire, widow, devising freehold house in Bowes to Charles Hanby Coates and Henry Thompson in trust for sale, 21 July 1853

Receipts for rent paid by Jeremiah Newton to the Hon. Charles Henry Egerton, and to the trustees of the late John William, Earl of Bridgewater, for cottages and property in Boldron, Yorkshire, 5 June and 21 September 1852.