6 August 1805 (1) Sir Stephen Lushington of Harley Street, Cavendish Square, Middlesex, bart. (2) Samuel Heywood of the Inner Temple, London, esq., serjeant-at-law and Edward Gale Boldero of Cornhill, London, banker (3) William Sadleir Bruere of Leatherhead, Surrey, esq. (4) Thomas Graham of Lincoln’s Inn, esq., a trustee for (3) Assignment by (1) to (3) of a sum of £9,367 7s 10d the remains of a sum of £10,000 secured for payments to the younger children of Joseph William Hall in 1773 and by (2) at request of (1) and nomination of (3) to (4) in trust for (3) of the remainder of a term of 1,000 years in property as follows (which had been used to secure the £10,000): Manor House, Lanchester; Deanery of Lanchester; Burnopside and Hamsteels, Lanchester; Esp Close and Bishops Meadows, Lanchester; Hurbuck, Low Woodside, Burnopside, Newbiggin and Whinney House, Lanchester; Satley; Cornsay; Shotley Field, Pansheels, Broomhill and Intake in the parish of Shotley; Cooperhaugh, Edmundbyers; Manor of Crawcrook; Byerside and Medomsley – From:Records of the FAWCETT family, Title deeds: Lanchester, Manor House, Deanery and Burnopside Farms, Lanchester, 1716-1854; purchased by John Fawcett in 1835 and 1836, Moiety of Stevenson family estates settled on John Hall Stevenson and his wife Ann, eldest daughter of Ambrose Stevenson, in 1740