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Lease and release from Tim Stephenson, York, gentleman, and Philadelphia, his wife to Margaret Hawksworth, York, widow
PLU/14/15/19/2 · Item · 27 & 28 Apr 1711
Part of York Poor Law Union and Workhouse records (including records of the York Public Assistance Committee)

Messuage in Finkle Street or Lendal, over against Mint Yard, late in the tenure of Madam Grace Carnaby.
Signed and sealed by Tim and Philadelphia Stevenson and Thomas Pickering, Mayor. Seal wanting.
Consideration: £70
Lease and release: Reverend Darcy Dalton to George Gibson
PLU/14/15/19/11 · Item · 01 & 02 Jun 1730
Part of York Poor Law Union and Workhouse records (including records of the York Public Assistance Committee)

Messuage in Blake Street, formerly in tenure of John Wilkinson, shoemaker, and now of William Huntley, and another messuage in Lendall Street formerly in tenure of Mary Lund, widow and now of Robert Nesome, subject to mortgage.

Consideration: £200

Signed and sealed by Darcy Dalton
Lease and release: Charles Dalton and Reverend Darcy Dalton, Aston, Clerk, executors of the will of Henry Cowpland, deceased, to George Gibson, York, innholder
PLU/14/15/19/12 · Item · 02 & 18 June 1730
Part of York Poor Law Union and Workhouse records (including records of the York Public Assistance Committee)

Messuage in Blake Street, and a messuage in Lendall Street, and reciting lease and release, 1698. Signed and sealed by Charles Dalton and Darcy Dalton

Consideration: £100.
Release (following of lease for a year) of a messuage in Blake Street and Lendal Street: James Dalton to Rev Darcy Dalton
PLU/14/15/19/8 · Item · 07 Jan 1723/1724
Part of York Poor Law Union and Workhouse records (including records of the York Public Assistance Committee)

Consideration: £100 lent by Henry Cowpland, gentleman, deceased, late of Hawkswell and formerly of Cowton Hall near Smeaton, to Thomas Dalton and John Dalton, and which was still owing to Darcy Dalton as executor of Henry Cowpland and a further £80 paid by Darcy Dalton.

James Dalton, Lieutenant in Brigadier James Dormer's Regiment of Foot, son and heir of John Dalton, late of Beedale, gentleman, deceased who was son and heir of Thomas Dalton of Beedall, esquire, deceased to Reverend Darcy Dalton of Aston, County of Yorkshire, Clerk.
Messuage in Blake Street, now in the tenure of William Huntley and that in Lendall Street now in the tenure of William Nesome. Signed and sealed by James Dalton