14 – 15 July 1809 (1) Samuel Jopling of Delaval in the township of Benwell …

14 – 15 July 1809 (1) Samuel Jopling of Delaval in the township of Benwell, Northumberland, farmer, (nephew and heir of Samuel Jopling of Heworth, deceased) and Alice his wife (2) Anthony Jopling of Ousterley, Farmer (nephew and devisee of Samuel Jopling) and Margaret his wife (3) Anthony Boggon of Newcastle upon Tyne, flour dealer Lease and Release by (1) and (2) to (3) of the messuage and lands 31a. of Lunshouse in the township of Greencroft and parish of Lanchester and the messuage and lands 6a. of Well House in the township of Buttsfield and Satley in the said parish, and all tithes of corn and grain as specified in the chapelry of Medomsley, to the use of (2) as regards the lands, and as regards the tithes to the use of (1) as specified. Covenant to levy a fine – From: Clayton family of Chesters, Northumberland, Medomsley

ref no.D/CG 8/141
Notesparchment, 3 membranes
Date1604,
1902
EraEarly 20th Century (1901 to 1932),
20th Century (1901 to 2000),
Stuart (1603 to 1714)
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PeopleBoggon,
Margaret,
Alice,
Jopling,
Clayton,
Heworth
PlacesNewcastle Upon Tyne,
Well House,
Benwell,
Greencroft,
Northumberland,
Lanchester,
Medomsley,
Satley
Keywords
ExpandSamuel Jopling,
Anthony Jopling,
Anthony Boggon,
flour dealer,
Well House,
Clayton family,
Farmer nephew,
parchment,
3 membranes,
Delaval,
township,
Benwell,
Northumberland,
heir,
Heworth,
wife,
Ousterley,
devisee,
Margaret,
Newcastle,
Tyne,
Lease,
messuage,
lands,
Lunshouse,
Greencroft,
parish,
Lanchester,
Buttsfield,
Satley,
tithes,
corn,
grain,
chapelry,
Medomsley,
Covet,
fine,
Chesters

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