9 December 1816 (1) Mary Linsley of the city of Durham, widow, and John Mothersell of the same place, shopkeeper (respectively executrix and executor of John Linsley of Hallgarth Street, city of Durham, dec’d.); Charles Biggins of the city of Durham, tinman; John Willey of the same place, joiner; Philip Fewster of the same place, barber; Quintin Blackburn of North Shields, Northumberland, merchant; and George Bell of the city of Durham, yeoman (2) Rev. John Fawcett of Newton Hall, clerk Lease for a year by (1) to (2) of three freehold allotments (4a 2r 21p) on Framwellgate Moor, which were allotted to John Linsley, since dec’d.; the first allotment (2a 1r 32p) bounded by John Linsley’s second and third allotments, hereinafter described, and by Thomas Wilkinson’s allotment on the east, by Robert Richardson’s fourteenth allotment on the west, by the second allotment of Francis Johnson esq. on the north, and by the Corporation private carriage road now belonging to (2) on the south; the second allotment (1a 0r 16p) bounded by the turnpike road on the east, by the first described allotment on the west, by the allotment of Thomas Wilkinson on the north, and by the next described allotment on the south; and the third allotment (1a 0r 13p) bounded by the turnpike road on the east, by the first described allotment on the west, by the second described allotment on the north, and by the said Corporation private carriage road on the south. – From:Records of the FAWCETT family, Title deeds: Framwellgate Moor and Witton Gilbert, 3 freehold allotments on Framwellgate Moor (allotted to John Linsley dec’d.), acquired by Rev. John Fawcett in 1816