Conveyance 4 March 1925 Parties: (1) John George Lambton, 3rd Earl of Durham; (2) George Francis Hamilton, called Lord George Hamilton of 17 Montagu Street, Portman Square (London) and Henry Frederick Compton Cavendish of Swallowclift, Salisbury (Wiltshire), esquire; (3) Isaac Berriman of Morton Crescent, Fence Houses, builder Reciting: – settlement created by the will of George Frederick D’Arcy, 2nd Earl of Durham of 20 July 1875, proved 29 December 1879 (he died 27 November 1879) in which (a) was limited to uses under which (1) was tenant for life in possession; – (2) were trustees for purpose of Settled Land Acts 1882-1890 Operative Part – (3) paid £53 to (2) by direction of (1); – (1) conveyed (a) to (3) Property as shown on included plan: (a)land at Fence Houses containing 425 square yards, reserving mineral rights to (1) Covenant: -by (1) to deliver scheduled deeds to (3) Schedule: – indenture of 14 June 1895 (1) Charles George Barrington; (2) Lord George Hamilton; – indenture of 9 February 1912 (1) Lord George Hamilton; (2) Henry Frederick Compton Cavendish Witnesses: – D’Arcy Lambton of Rickledon, commander RN; – Helen Bacon of 17 Montagu Street, London, spinster; – L. A. C. Carling, clerk to Cooper & Jackson, solicitors of Newcastle upon Tyne (Northumberland) Isaac Berriman was Geoffrey Berriman’s grandfather – From:Deeds