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License to assign 23 April 1873 – by Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England …

License to assign 23 April 1873 – by Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England, owners of the reversion, at request of Hugh Nevin of South Shields, plasterer, assigned to George Botley Wilson of 8 Ogle Terrace, South Shields and Margaret Wilson Wilson, his wife a piece of ground with buildings, part of a farmhold named Shieldsheugh, in Queen Street, South Shields (granted to the lessees by lease of 6 July 1867 from the dean and chapter of Durham cathedral to Elizabeth and Ann Kay), for residue of 21 years; witnessed by Charles Temple Ellis of 10 Whitehall Place, Westminster, gentleman – From: Queen Street, South Shields

ref no.D/X 287/SS 2/5
Notes1 parchment
Date1695,
1920
Era20th Century (1901 to 2000),
Stuart (1603 to 1714),
Early 20th Century (1901 to 1932)
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PeopleKay,
Wilson,
Elizabeth,
Ellis,
Nevin
PlacesSouth Shields,
Durham Cathedral
Addresses10 Whitehall Place, Westminster, Gentleman,
8 Ogle Terrace, South Shields,
Queen Street, South Shields,
Queen Street,
OrganisationsEcclesiastical Commissioners
Keywords
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Margaret Wilson Wilson,
Charles Temple Ellis,
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8 Ogle Terrace,
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Ann Kay,
10 Whitehall Place,
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21 years,
Westminster,
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