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Copies and extracts:
1 'Extracts from Simon Russell'
2-3 'Extracts from the Chartulary of Saint Catherine's Chantry' (in Beverley Minster) mentions Groval-Grene and Friary Close opposite the hospital of St Nicholas 1330-1458
4-5 Extracts relating to the Friary
6-17 Extracts from Oliver's 'History of Beverley' and Scaun's 'Beverlac' relating to the Dominican friars in Beverley
18-20 Particulars of sale bill of the manor of Beverley or Beverley Water Towns (Mentions the Fryers, the Court House and Gaol) 19 Oct 1826
21-31 Conveyance for £210
Parties:
1) William Smith Hesleden of Barton upon Humber gentleman (eldest son and exor of William H of Barton gentleman deceased, survivor of William Dickinson of Brocklesby gentleman)
2) Charles, Lord Yarborough
3) Richard Oxley and his trustee
4) Robert Oxley both of Beverley butchers
Property: two parcels of land on North side of Friars-Lane 6 Apr 1827
32-36 Conveyance for £27 16s: Richard Oxley to Thomas Bettinson cowkeeper and his trustee James Tindall gardener all of Beverley
Property: parcels on North side of Friars Lane with tenements recently erected thereon 10 Aug 1827
37-41 Mortgage for £60: Thomas Bettinson cowkeeper to Isaac Wilkinson painter both of Beverley
Property: as 32-36 21 Sep 1827
p42 Schedule of title deeds as 32-44 above
p43-46 Further mortgage for £40: parties and property as 37-41 16 Feb 1828
p47 Agreement for sale for £180: Thomas Betteson of Beverley yeoman to Gillyatt Sumner of Woodmansey gentleman
Property: two newly erected messuages and garths near the Friars 30 Aug 1830
p48-58 Lease and release
Parties:
1) Isaac Wilkinson painter
2) Thomas Bettinson yeoman both of Beverley to
3) Gillyatt Sumner junior of Woodmansey gentleman
Property: for £100 to IW and £57 to TB as 47 10/11 Oct 1830
59 Account of purchase of, and repairs to, premises in Friars Lane Beverley purchased from Thomas Bettinson and Richard Oxley 1830-1839
60-61 Sale bills for two tenements near the Friaries; closes in Beverley Parks; and warehouse on Beck Side Oct 1830; Jan 1831
62 Tenancy agreement: Gillyatt Sumner (as 48-58) to Francis Denton of Beverley butcher
Property: tenement near the Friary 24 Jan 1831
63 Tenancy agreement: Gillyatt Sumner junior to GS senior
Property: tenement near the Friary 25 Feb 1831
64 Account: Gillyatt Sumner junior debtor to Messrs Hall, Campbell and Son for legal work 1831
65 Tenancy agreement: Gillyatt Sumner junior to William Tindall of Beverley nurseryman
Property: two cottages in lane leading from Minster to Grovehill 18 Jul 1831
66-74, 85-91 Contract and certificate for redemption of Land Tax on two tenements as 47 and garden in Friars Lane 1832-1833
75 Tenancy agreement: Gillyatt Sumner junior to William Hawdon of Beverley tanner for tenement in Friars Lane 30 Mar 1835
76 Tenancy agreement: Gillyatt Sumner to James Priestman of Beverley joiner
Property: tenement in Friars Lane 22 Mar 1836
77 Notice of Elizabeth Tayleure to Gillyatt Sumner giving her intention to quit house in Friars Lane 20 Jan 1837
78-81 Abstract of deed of anointment (as 21-31) 1827
92-94 Sale bill, particulars and conditions of sale for building site on North side of Friars Lane 19 Dec 1838
95-98 Account and correspondence relating to sale as 92 Jan-Feb 1839
99-103 Conveyance for £24 5s
Parties:
1) Richard Oxley of Beverley butcher to
2) Gillyatt Sumner of Woodmansey gentleman and his trustee
3) John Jackson esquire of Beverley
4) John Powgher yeoman of Beverley, who covenants to produce Title Deeds
Property: as 92-94 1 Mar 1839
104 Memorial of 99-103
105-111 Conveyance for £187 7 4d
Parties:
1) Richard Oxley to
2) John Pougher (both as 99-104) and his trustee
3) Daniel Boyes of Beverley innholder
4) Gillyatt Sumner, who covenants to maintain fences
Property: land on West side of Friars Lane 1839
112 Notice from Gillyatt Sumner to James Priestman to quit tenement in Friars Lane 18 Mar 1839
113 'A Account of the Cost of premises in Friars-Lane, purchased of Thomas Bettinson and Richard Oxley' 1839-1842
114 Notice from South Tayleure to Gillyatt Sumner of her intention to quit house in Friars Lane 30 Jan 1840
115 Tenancy agreement: Gillyatt Sumner to John Wilson of Beverley cooper
Property: house in Friars Lane 14 Mar 1840
116 Notice from John Wilson to Gillyatt Sumner of his intention to quit property as 115 23 Jan 1841-28 Jul 1845
117 Tenancy agreement: Gillyatt Sumner to John Ougden
Property: house in Friars Lane 28 Sep 1842
118 Notice from John Ougden of his intention to quit property as 117 28 Sep 1843
119 Tenancy agreement: Gillyatt Sumner to John Scrivener of Beverley
Property: house in Friars Lane 28 Sep 1843
With notice of intention to quit 23 Sep 1844
120-123 Bargain and sale for £80: John Acklom of parish St Andrews Holburne, London, apothecary and Jonathan A of Bawtry gentleman to Edward Robinson of Beverley carpenter
Property: messuage and garth on East side of Eastgate (sometime property of chantry of St Michael in Beverley Minster) 21 Feb 1705
124 Tenancy agreement: Gillyatt Sumner to [?] Watson widow and Joseph Constable of Beverley bricklayer
Property: house in Friars Lane 28 Dec 1844; 16 Jan 1846
125 'Deeds and writings relating to Hereditaments in Kingston upon Hull purchased by Gillyatt Sumner of James Bolton and wife and others'. Also two small drawings of a gateway (Beverley Gate?) and of the gable-end of old property (as below in Dagger Lane?)
126 Memorial of will of William Winspeare of Hull deceased for property in Holmpton. Salthouse Lane, Daggers Lane and Blankett Row in Hull 15 Jan 1717
127 Extracts from Histories of Hull by Gent and Hadley relating to William Winspeare; property in Dagger Lane
128 Memorial of lease: Charles Robinson gentleman to Mark Kirkby merchant both of Hull
Property: garden with garden house and wash houses in Robinson's Row or Jesus Gate in Hull 14 May 1725
129-130 Memorial of release: Mark Kirkby of Sledmere esquire and Joseph Thompson of Hull butcher
Property: messuage in Dagger Lane with stables and coach house lately built on garden as 128 18 Jan 1738
131 Memorandum by Gillyatt Sumner of search at Registry of Deeds
132 Extract from 'History of Hull' by Tickell relating to Dagger Lane
133-138 Conveyance for £85: Joseph Thompson of Welton esquire (son and heir and devisee of George Thompson of Sculcoates esquire deceased, cousin and heir of Elizabeth Thompson of Brompton Grove, county Middlesex, widow deceased heir of Joseph T of Hull merchant deceased) to Thomas Ashlin of Hull victualler
Property: as 129-130 10 Oct 1803
139-144 Mortgage for £100: Thomas Ashlin victualler to Josiah Prickett gent, both of Hull
Property: messuage on West side of Fish Street; and messuage in Daggar Lane (as 129-130) 11 Oct 1803
145-147 Will of Thomas Ashlin of Hull gentleman
Bequests to son George; daughter Mary wife of Richard Asner; grand-daughters Mary Barton and Esther Fetters
Property: property in Dagger Lane and Fish Street in Hull
Probate 21 Apr 1806 8 Sep 1805
148-150 Quitclaim for £18: Richard Asner mariner and wife Mary (daughter of TA as 145) to George Ashlin gentleman both of Hull
Property: messuage in Dagger Lane 21 Jan 1808
151-152 Will of George Ashlin of Drypool customs officer
Bequests to wife Hannah; daughter Jane
Property
Personalty 14 Dec 1829
153-164 Assignment of mortgage as 139-144: for £400 in all
Parties:
1) Josiah Prickett
2) Marmaduke Thomas Prickett gentlemen, and William Shackles linen draper all of Hull
3) Thomas Hopkinson of Waghen alias Wawne gentleman
4) George Ashlin of Hull customs officer to
5) Samuel Cussons of Sculcoates master mariner, 19 Nov 1821
165-171 Abstract of title to messuage in Dagger-Lane (as 139-144) (1803-1829)
173-178 Extract from Sculcoates Parish Registers relating to Asner family 1828-1834
179 Agreement for sale: James Bolton of Drypool innkeeper and wife Jane to Gillyatt Sumner of Woodmansey relating to their interest in tenement '(now used by Peter Clark as a Truckhouse)' in Dagger Lane 10 Feb 1835
180 Extract from Hull, Holy Trinity parish register of baptism of Mary daughter of Thomas Ashlin (1772) 1835
181-185 Abstract of title of James Bolton and wife Jane to property in Dagger-Lane (1803-1815)
186 Letter from John Asner to Gillyatt Sumner stating that he will accept £11 for property as 179
187-192 Lease and release for £15. Parties and property as 179 13 Feb 1835
193 Memorial of 187-192
194 Extract from Greenwood's 'Picture of Hull' (Drawing as at 125 above)
195-197 Receipts for rent and Notice to quit property as 187-193 15-17 Feb 1835
198 Letter from Gillyatt Sumner, Woodmansey to William Woolley, solicitor, Hull relating to purchase of property as 187 18 Feb 1835
199 Agreement for sale for £33: John Asner, William Beach and wife Mary, John Macdonald and wife Caroline all of Sculcoates labourers to Gillyatt Sumner of Woodmansey gentleman
Property: reversion of messuage in Dagger Lane 18 Feb 1835
200 Pedigree of Ashlin family 1835
201 Receipt for purchase money (as 199) 21 Feb 1835
202 Affidavit of Ann Walker of Smith's Entry, Myton Gate, Hull, widow relating to Ashlin family 27 Feb 1835
203-234 'Act for the Abolition of Fines and Recoveries' 28 Aug 1833
235-248 Lease and release
Parties:
1) James Bolton and wife Jane
2) John Asner, William Beach and wife Caroline (all as 199)
3) Jane Cousens of parish Sculcoates widow of Samuel C
4) Gillyatt Sumner of 'Woodmansey gentleman
5) John Jackson of Beverley alderman
Property: messuage in Dagger Lane 27/28 Mar 1835
249 Certificate of commissioners for taking acknowledgement of deeds by married women relating to Lease and Release as 235-248
251-252 Account: Gillyatt Sumner debtor to W Woolley for legal work 1835
253 Account cost of property in Dagger Lane as 235-248 1835
254-258 Lease: Gillyatt Sumner of Woodmansey gentleman to Thomas Oliver of Hull soap boiler
Property: as 235-248 11 Oct 1835
259 Memorial of 254-258
260 Letter from Thomas Oliver, Hull to Gillyatt Sumner, Beverley enclosing rent for property as 254 10 May 1836
261-266 Draft conveyance (not executed): John Asner, William Beach and wife Mary, John Macdoneld and wife Caroline (all as 235) to Gillyatt Sumner of Beverley gentleman
Property as 235, 1835
267-268 Sale bill for Soap and Candles Manufactory and houses in Dagger Lane 14 Jun 1848
269 Letter and receipts for rent of houses in Dagger Lane 1848 |