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26 September 1709 (1) Jane Wharton …

26 September 1709 (1) Jane Wharton, city of Durham, widow, and Thomas Paxton, city of Durham, butcher (2) John Paxton, eldest son and heir apparent of Thomas by his wife, Mary Conveyance by lease and release of two closes in the parish of St. Oswald’s (6a.), called Deadreah or Deadrish, with houses and buildings; and rooms, cellars and chambers of the messuage in St. Nicholas’ parish in Market Place, on east side, near Claypath gates, and shop, and rooms etc. formerly a workhouse, on north side of the entry, and ways and passages, etc. – From:

ref no.D/DCB 6-7
Notes2 parchments
Date1709,
1978
EraStuart (1603 to 1714),
Late 20th Century (1967 to 2000),
20th Century (1901 to 2000)
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PeopleThomas,
Wharton,
Paxton
PlacesMarket Place
AddressesDeadreah,
St. Oswalds 6A.,
Deadrish
OrganisationsSt. Nicholas Parish
Keywords
ExpandSt. Nicholas parish,
St. Oswalds,
Jane Wharton,
John Paxton,
eldest son,
Mary Conveyance,
two closes,
Market Place,
east side,
Claypath gates,
north side,
Thomas Paxton,
2 parchments,
city,
Durham,
widow,
butcher,
heir,
wife,
lease,
houses,
buildings,
rooms,
cellars,
chambers,
messuage,
shop,
workhouse,
entry,
ways,
passages
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