Mortgage 13 September 1866 Parties: (1) Thomas Rowlandson of Witton Park, innkeeper; (2) Andrew Thompson, cabinet maker, William Edgar, builder, Valentine Hutchinson, surgeon and John Braithwaite, builder, all of Bishop Auckland, trustees of Second South Durham Benefit Building Society Reciting: – D/X 287/BA 4/1; – (1) was a member of the building society and was entitled to receive a loan of £350 in respect of fourteen £25 shares Operative Part – (2) paid £350 to (1); – (1) covenanted to surrender (a) to (2); – (1) conveyed (a)-(b) to (2) Property: (a) ground 36 feet 3 inches in length from N-S and 52 feet 6 inches in breadth E-W and containing 211 square yards, part of Langland Ridings at S end of Newgate Street, Bishop Auckland; (b) dwelling used as a public house called the Locomotive Engine bounded E by Bowes Turnpike Road, North Eastern Railway W, hereditaments of Bishop Auckland Gas Company S and dwelling of John Brown N Habendum: – to (2) subject to rents and services due to the lord of the manor Trustees: – John Proud of Bishop Auckland, solicitor – From: Locomotive Engine Public House, Bishop Auckland