Edward Delaval, esq., executor of Mr. John Hebdon, deceased, a debt of 1,700li. or thereabouts. My sisters' fortunes, 3,000li. To Mr. Joseph Blenkinsop on bond and judgment, 200li. Power of Attorney, 8 April, 1718, to Edward Riddell of Newcastle, gent., and Edward Ward of Morpeth, gent. Enrolled 24 April, 1718. * LXXXIX. Register of the estates of DAME CATHARINE SHIREBURNE, WIDOW OF SIR NICHOLAS SHIREBURNE LATE OF STONEYHURST IN THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER, dated 17 April, 1718. A farmhold or tenement in Cartington called Sandylands let to John Robinson at the rent of 24li. A farmhold or tenement in Snitter let to widow Hogg, Isack Bolham, and John Buddle at 85li. A farm, &c., in Snitter let to John Detchen at 26li. A farm, &c., in Snitter let to Robert Gray and Roger Storrer, 16li. 7s. 2d. A farm, &c., in Snitter let to Ralph Prat at 16li. 7s. 2d. A farm, &c., there let to Edward Gibbons and Nasbite [sic] at 13li. 178. 2d. A cottage there let to Thomas Machling at 10s. A cottage there let to widow Robson at IOS. A cottage there let to Thomas Nichols at Is. All tithes of corn, hay, lamb, calves, wool, &c., in Netherton let to Ralph Potts and William Budle at 30li. A farm, &c., called New Hall in Allenton parish let to Christopher Bolham at 16li. A farm, &c., called Sheepbanks let to John Alder, 15li. A farm, &c., there at Parkhead in possession of Luke Clennell, esq., upon a yearly rent of IOS. Certain tithes in Allenton parish for which Thomas Selby, esq., pays a rent of 2li. 10s. Windy Haugh and Dungho Burne in Redesdale and Cookedale in possession of Alexander Potts at 65li. A tenement, &c., called Bygate hall in Allenton parish let to Andrew Henderson and George Potts at 62li. A rent charge out of Fetherwood, Burdhope, Cottonshope-head, Cottenshope Midle, and Lunges-know, in Redesdale or Cookedale, 150li. Of all which lands (except some land in Snitter held by lease *The lady whose register is abstracted in the text was daughter and coheir of Sir Edward Charlton, bart., of Hesleyside and Cartington, and widow of Sir Nicholas Shireburne of Stoneyhurst. See Register No. 1. She died on the 27th January, 1727, and is buried in the church of Mitton, where there is a monumental inscription. She was succeeded by her only surviving child Mary, Duchess of Norfolk. for 21 years from the Duke of Somerset), and the said rent-charge, I am seised as dower for my life, but subject to the following outgoings: Duke of Somerset, for New-hall and Sheepbanks, a yearly rent of 24li., and for lands in Snitter on lease of 21 years, 12li. 17s. Id. To the Crown, a viscountal rent of 7s. The parson of Rothbury for Snitter tythe hay, 19s. 6d. To the parson of Rothbury for customary rents of lands in Snitter, 5li. 6s. 8d. At Rothbury for assoigne penys, 2s. 8d. To Mrs. Howard my proportionable part of a fee farm rent of Ioli. 10s., payable out of Windyhaugh, Dungho-burn, Cotenshope and Burdhope. To the parson of Allenton, yearly, 2li. 15s. The Crown, a customary rent paid out of Allenton rectory, 7li. 5s. To the widows' almshouse at Cartington, 6li. Power of Attorney, 31 March, 1718, to Ford Gray of Alnwick, gent., and George Lamb of Alnwick High-house. Enrolled 3 April, 1718. XC.-Register of the estates of SIR CARNABY HAGGERSTON* OF HAGGERSTON, BART. [No date.] In Lowick chapelry. The manor of Lowick, with its courts leet and baron and the advowson of the church or chapelry of Lowick, in my possession. A capital messuage or manor house, with lands, let by my grandfather, Sir Thomas Haggerson, to Matthew Bell for 21 years at 50li. 8s. 7d.; and a cottage, &c., let by me to the said Matthew Bell from year to year at 1li. 8s. 9d. Several messuages let to Edward Cooke at the reserved rent of Ioli. 15s., and a cottage or coatland at 2li. 8s. Several other messuages, &c., let to Thomas Havery the elder at gli. 5s. 8d. Several other messuages, &c., let to Thomas Havery, junior, at Ioli. 15s. Several other messuages, &c., let to Ralph Coulter at 1oli. Several other messuages, &c., let to Robert Steward for IIli. 12s. 2d., and a cottage at Ili. 8s. Several other messuages, &c., let to Thomas Bonner at 6li. 19s. 4d. Several other messuages let to Thomas Bonner, John Havery, and Ralph Coulter at 6oli. a year. * Sir Carnaby Haggerston of Haggerston, baronet, received his christian name from the second wife of his grandfather, Jane, daughter and heir of Sir William Carnaby. Being childless, her estates were added to and absorbed in the Haggerston patrimonial estates. Sir Carnaby Haggerston succeeded his grandfather in 1721, and died in 1756. See Registers Nos. CXXXIV and CXLII. A cottage and coatland let to George Coulter at ili. 8s. a year. 8 cottages and coatlands let to several tenants at the several rents of 14s., Ili. 8s., 16s. 6d., 16s. 6d., Ili. 8s., 14s., Ili. 8s., 2li. 3 cottages let at the several rents of 3s., 16s. 6d., and Ili. 8s. A messuage or farm at Bowsden let to William Smith at 8li. A messuage and water corn mill, &c., let to David Garlin at the reserved rent of 15li. The corn tithe of Sams-house in Lowick let to the said David Garlin at 6li. a year. The rest of the corn tithe of Lowick let to Edward Cooke, Matthew Bell, and George Clerke at the rent of 56li. A rake or liberty for the inhabitants of Kylie to turn their cattle in the forest of Lowick, Ili. 6s. 6d. In Wooler parish: A coat house, coat-yard and curtilage, and 3 rigs of land in Wooler let to George Pattison at the reserved rent of 2li. IOS. In Branxton parish: Several messuages and lands, the tithes of corn, hay, wool and lamb, and other tithes, great and small, let by Edward Haggerstone, esq., to James Burne at 105li., which he receives, paying out of it 20li. a year to the curate of Branxton, and after the payment of taxes applying the residue to the payment of IIli. a year rent-charge due to himself, and the interest of 1,100li., subject to the equity of redemption in me the said Sir Cuthbert Haggerson. Money-laws in Branxton: Several messuages let by Sir William Vancolster, bart., to Ralph Archbold and Cuthbert Archbold, by lease for 21 years, at the yearly reserved rent of 90li. In Warkworth parish Several messuages called Togston let to Mr. Edward Cooke at 85li. a year. Several messuages at Coldrife in said parish let to said Mr. Edward Cooke at 59li. 10s. a year. Several messuages at Hedston [sic] in Warkworth parish let to Thomas Wilson and John Wilson at 69li. a year. Several other messuages, Coney warren, farm, &c., called Linkhouse, in the parish of Warkworth, let to William Ogle at 63li. 10s. a year. In Allenton parish: In Quickning Coate and Calf Lee, several messuages, farm, &c., let to William Selby, William Potts, and Andrew Lawson at 108li. Several messuages, &c., at Linbridge and White-side in the parish of Allenton let to John Potts and Parcivell Horsley for 6oli. a year. A capital messuage, or chief house, at Farnham in the parish of Allenton, with farm, &c., let to William Potts at 69li. a year. Several other messuages there let by me to Edward Haggerstone, esq., and in possession of him, or his under-tenants, at 30li. a year. Of all which lordships, manors, lands, tithes, &c., I am in receipt of the rents of one full sixth part of the manor of Lowick of the yearly value of 37li., and of the hamlet, &c., formerly called East and West Crookes and now called Crook-house in Bolsden and Lowick, of the yearly value of 14li.; of a tenement in Wooler of the yearly value of 2li.Ios. ; and of tithes in Norhamshire and Islandshire limited by the settlement made on the marriage of my father, William Haggerston, esq., deceased, in tail male. The premises are charged as follows: To Ellinor Howard 110li. out of Lowick for her life. To Thomas Howard, esq., 1oli. out of Lowick for his life. The whole for the Light Horse, 8li., and to a mortgage of 3,500li. Power of Attorney, 23 December, 1719, to Edward Ward of Morpeth, gent., Lancelott Allgood of Morpeth, gent., and Ford Gray of Alnwick, gent. Enrolled 14 January, 1719–20. XCI.-Register of the estate of ELIZABETH SHAFTOE,* WIDOW OF WILLIAM SHAFTOE OF LITTLE BAVINGTON, ESQ., dated 10 March, 1719-20. An annuity of 150li. out of the manors of Thockerington alias Thornington and Great Bavington, payable for my life, free of taxes. Power of Attorney, 10 March, 1719-20, to John Stoddard, gent., William Wood, innholder, and Edward Gray, gent., all of Morpeth, Joseph Tate, Cuthbert Robinson, and George Gray, all of Hexham. Enrolled 28 April, 1720. XCII. Register of the estate of SIR JOHN SWINBURNE† In Edlingham Parish. The manor courts, &c., of Edlingham thereto belonging. Edlingham Castle farm, one moiety let to Thomas Southern and William Spoore, 27li. 10s. Edlingham Castle farm, the other moiety let to William Wood and William Dobson, 35li. *The lady whose register is abstracted in the text was Elizabeth, daughter of Thomas Riddell of Fenham and Swinburn, and married, in 1695, William Shafto of Little Bavington, who seems to have conformed to the Church of England. Her husband, at her instigation, it is traditionally said, went out in the Rebellion of 1715, was attainted and lost his estates. He is stated to have died in exile. Their only son, John Shafto, was in the service of the Duke of Brunswick-Wolfenbuttel, but returning to Northumberland, died at Hexham in June, 1773, without issue, and it is believed unmarried. Mrs. Elizabeth Shafto died in Newcastle in November, 1747. See pedigree of Shafto in new History of Northumberland, vol. iv, pp. 417-420. Sir John Swinburne, third baronet, stated to have been born 8th July, 1698, succeeded his father in 1716. At the time the certificate was made the Capheaton estate was held by Sir John's mother and grandmother in satisfaction of their dower. See Registers Nos. xxIII, xxiv. The water corn mill of Edlingham let to Robert Dixon, 20li. A capital messuage called South-field and Thornhill Bank. The farm-hold of Newton, &c.* Enrolled 28 April, 1720. XCIII. Register of the estate of GILBERT ERRINGTON† OF PORTGATE, GENT., dated 1 November, 1722. A true particular of the messuages whereof I, Gilbert Errington, am seised, and which came to me by descent from my late brother, Edward Errington. A messuage or tenement and land at Bingfield let to Edward Forster, 63li. The West-quarter tithe of Hayden Bridge now in my own possession, value 28li. A close at Hayden Bridge in the possession of William Rotheram, 6li. Two dwellinghouses, &c., at Hayden Bridge in my own possession and "unlett." Enrolled 24 November, 1722. XCIV. Register of the estate of JOHN TALBOT A tenement or farm-hold called Nether Houses in the parish of Elsdon, now held by Renold Hedley as tenant at will, at the yearly rent of roli. 10s. Power of Attorney, 17 December, 1722, to Edward Ward of Morpeth, gent., Ford Grey of Alnwick, gent., Lancelot Allgood of Morpeth, gent., and Robert Bulman of Morpeth, gent. Enrolled at Morpeth Sessions, 1722. XCV.-Register of the estates of SIR EDWARD GASCOIGNES OF PARLINGTON, BART. [No date.] In Harbottle, in the chapelry of Hallystone: A messuage or tenement, with lands, let by my father, Sir John Gascoigne, to John Jimmison at Ili. Ios. a year. *The paper register has long been lost, and the parchment enrolment is largely illegible. See Registers Nos. XXIII and XXIV supra; see also Register No. CXVIII post. For an account of the manor of Edlingham see new History of Northumberland, vol. vii, pp. 106-142. † Gilbert Errington of Portgate, second son of Richard Errington of Beukley (who had purchased Portgate in 1654 from Sir Edward Radcliffe), and brother and heir of Edward Errington of Beukley, was buried at St. John Lee 31st December, 1725. He was succeeded by his nephew and devisee, Edward Widdrington of Colt-park. See Register No. LXVII, and pedigree of Errington of Portgate in new History of Northumberland, vol. iv, p. 213. This certificate or register was intended to supplement No. LXXI. § Sir Edward Gascoigne of Parlington, sixth baronet, succeeded on the death of his father in 1723. See Register No. xxx. On the 7th June, 1731, |