Cannon Nathaniel Ellison

Folder icon [no title] NRO 4978/A/3 1656-1772

These documents are held at Northumberland Record Office

44 Items.

Contents: Parties: William Grey, merchant of Newcastle upon Tyne, Robert Ellison, merchant of Newcastle upon Tyne, Samuel Ellison, merchant and Jane his wife of Newcastle upon Tyne, Joseph Ellison, Robert Ellison the younger, John Ellison and Nathaniel Ellison (sons of Robert Ellison together with Samuel Ellison), Edward Barlie, merchant of Newcastle upon Tyne, Francis Burton and Humphrey Pibus, merchants of Newcastle upon Tyne, Edward and Thomas Allgood (attorneys in common recovery), Cuthbert Carrie esq. of Ellen Auckland, Co. Durham, George Morlands, gent. of Wynyard, Co. Durham, Anthony Wharlton, gent. of Wolsingham, Co. Durham, Richard Bates, merchant of Newcastle upon Tyne, Alexander Campbell, gent. of Newcastle upon Tyne, William Butler, gent. of Newcastle upon Tyne, Thomas Swynborne, esq. of Grays Inn, Middlesex, Robert Ellison, merchant of Norfolk (oldest son and heir of Samuel Ellison), Thomas Bates, gent. of Newcastle upon Tyne (son and heir of Richard Bates), William Lee, gent. of Chancery Lane, Middlesex, Anthony Wilkinson, gent. of Crossgate, Durham City, Francis Batty, goldsmith of Newcastle upon Tyne, Henry Rawling, esq. of Newcastle upon Tyne, Gyles Batty, gent. (cousin and heir of Francis Batty) and wife Mary of Newlycoat Clapham, Sarah Simpson, widow of Newcastle upon Tyne, Mary Hall, widow of Newcastle upon Tyne, Joshua Douglas, gent. of Newcastle upon Tyne, Samuel Lyons, weaver of Newcastle upon Tyne, Francis Pemberton, master and mariner and Mary his wife, of Newcastle upon Tyne, Robert Coulson, shipwright of Newcastle upon Tyne. Includes: Copy Will of William Grey, merchant of Newcastle upon Tyne (1656), Lease and Release of 23 and 24 July 1672 with pendant seals, Lease of 29 October 1686 with pendant seal (seal missing from release of 30 October 1686, seal also missing from mortgage of 3 August 1693), Deed of covenant from Francis Batty with schedule attached (1719), Abstract of Thomas Bates' title deeds with covenant to produce them (1725), part cut out of indenture of 20 July 1732 and part eaten of deed of 21 July 1732, Will of Mary Pemberton, widow of Francis (1769 codicil 1772).

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