Transfer of mortgage 13 August 1863 Parties: (1) William Hunter of Stockton, grocer and John Hart of Norton, gardener; (2) Joseph Fairlamb of Wrekenton, farmer Reciting: – D/X 287 WH 6/1; – D/X 287 WH 6/2; – the sums of £250 and £150, making £400, were still outstanding but all interest had been paid; – the £400 paid by Ann Goundry was held in trust for (2) subject to her right to receive interest for her life; she made her will on 28 February 1859 appointing (1) as executors devising to them all real estate held as mortgagee; death of Ann Goundry 4 March 1860 when (2) became entitled to sole use of the £400; proof of will of Ann Goundry on 17 November 1860 in Durham District Probate Registry; – interest on the £400 payable to (2) commenced from 13 August 1863 Operative Part – (2) paid 5 shillings to each of (1); – (1) transferred the sums of £250 and £150 owing to William Harley to (2); Habendum: – to (2) absolutely Operative Part – (1) quitclaimed (a)-(b) to (2) Property: (a) ground in Stranton, West Hartlepool containing N-S 55 feet 6 inches, E-W 24 feet bounded: E by back lane; N and S by ground of Hartlepool West Harbour & Dock Company; W by Pilot Street; (b) three messuages built on (a) formerly in occupation of William Harley, Thomas Hugill and Edward Redhead, now of William Evans, Mrs Redhead and Edward Pounder Habendum: – to (2) in trust Witnesses: – A. W. Dobing of Hartlepool, solicitor; – N. H. D. Longstaffe to Gateshead, solicitor – From: Land and Three Messuages in Stranton – Property of William Harley