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25 November 1842 (1) William Trotter of Morpeth …

25 November 1842 (1) William Trotter of Morpeth, Northumberland, esq. (2) Ralph Forster of Berwick on Tweed, esq., John Clay of Berwick on Tweed, corn merchant, William Lowrey of Barmoor, Northumberland, gent., Robert Crossman of Berwick on Tweed, common brewer, and William Paulin of Berwick on Tweed, wharfinger (assignees of the estate of William Smith Batson, John Wilson and Jong Langhorne, late of Berwick on Tweed, bankers and now bankrupts) (3) John Turner of Berwick on Tweed, hat manufacturer (4) Charles Don of Sunderland, wine merchant (5) Sir Hedworth Williamson of Whitburn, bart. Assignment by (1), (2) and (3) to (4) of Fulwell West House with garden and outbuildings; a public house called the Fulwell Inn with adjoining garden and grass plot, both in Fulwell Consideration: £455 plus annual leasehold rent of 4s.5d. – From:Leasehold estate at Fulwell

ref no.D/X 889/11
Notesparchment, 3 membranes
Date1804,
1867
EraHanoverian (1714 to 1837),
Victorian (1837 to 1901)
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PeopleBatson,
Paulin,
Turner,
Lowrey,
Wilson,
Langhorne,
Crossman,
Clay,
Don,
Williamson,
Trotter,
Forster
PlacesFulwell,
Morpeth,
Fulwell West House,
Northumberland,
Berwick On Tweed
Keywords
ExpandSir Hedworth Williamson,
annual leasehold rent,
William Smith Batson,
Fulwell West House,
public house,
William Trotter,
William Lowrey,
William Paulin,
Ralph Forster,
John Clay,
corn merchant,
Robert Crossman,
common brewer,
wharfinger assignees,
John Wilson,
Jong Langhorne,
John Turner,
hat manufacturer,
Charles Don,
wine merchant,
grass plot,
Fulwell Consideration,
Leasehold estate,
adjoining garden,
parchment,
3 membranes,
Morpeth,
Northumberland,
esq,
Berwick,
Tweed,
Barmoor,
gent,
bankers,
Sunderland,
Whitburn,
Assignment,
outbuildings

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