Mortgage 11 December 1850 Parties: (1) William Harley late of Stockton, shipwright, now of West Hartlepool, dealer in stores (2) John Brown of Sheraton, gentleman Reciting: – appointment of 11 March 1850 between (i) Hartlepool West Harbour & Dock Company, (ii) William Harley, (iii) Christopher Salmon of Stockton, gentleman in which (a) was conveyed to (ii), to the use of (ii) for his life, to the use of (iii) during the life of (ii), in trust for (ii), to the use of (ii) for ever; – (1) had lately erected three messuages, shop and premises on (a); – (2) had agreed to lend £250 to (1) Operative Part – (2) paid £250 to (1); – (1) appointed (a)-(b) to (2) Property: (a) land in Stranton, West Hartlepool, containing N-S 55 feet 6 inches, E-W 24 feet, bounding: E on intended back street, N and S by ground to Hartlepool West Harbour & Dock Company, W by Pilot Street; (b) three messuages, shop and buildings on ground in occupation of William Harley, Thomas Hugill and Edward Redhead Habendum: – to use of (2) in trust to enter absolute possession of rents and profits with power of sale if the mortgage was not redeemed by 11 June 1851 Witnesses: – John G. Thompson; – Robert Carr – From: Land and Three Messuages in Stranton – Property of William Harley