2 July 1875 (1) Arthur Pease of Darlington, esquire. (2) John William Pease of Newcastle upon Tyne, esquire; Edwin Lucas Pease of Darlington, esquire; Henry Fell Pease of Darlington, esquire; John Frederick Wilson of Middlesbrough, Yorkshire, North Riding, esquire. Copy surrender with defeazance from (2) to (1) messuage or dwelling house and farm house, known as Hill Close House or Hill House, with cottage, stock yard, farmyard and buildings thereto belonging, containing 1a. 1p; also piece or parcel of land or paddock called Baker’s Garth, formerly estimated to contain 2a. 3r. 19p, but containing 3a. 1r. 18p; piece or parcel of land at present used as a road connecting Baker’s Garth with the piece or parcel of land next mentioned, containing 1r. 12p., also a piece or parcel of land called Calf Close, formerly estimated to contain 9a. 1r. 15p., but containing 9a. 2r. 1p; also 2 pieces or parcels of land known as High Wright Close and Low Right Close, formerly estimated to contain respectively: 6a. 3r. 3p. and 10a. 3r. 34p., but containing 6a. 3r. 27p and 10a 2r. 2p.; also piece of land containing 1a. forming part of a close called West Ox Pasture containing 10a., all in the township of Darlington Lib.no. 21590(A) – From: