| Description | 1 Sir Lawrence Dundas of Aske Hall, baronet and Thomas Dundas of Upleatham esquire, his only son
2 William Kerr, Marquis of Lothian and Charles Marquis of Rockingham
3 Gibbs Crawfurd of St Hill, Sussex esquire
Recites marriage settlement of Thomas Dundas and Lady Charlotte dated 22 and 23 May and that Sir Lawrence wishes to substitute the following property for the Loftus estate
Now the Loftus estate is conveyed to 3 in trust for Sir Lawrence in fee and the following property is conveyed to 2 in order to be settled as soon as possible to the uses of the marriage settlement:
131 burgage houses in Richmond with right of pasturage in Whitecliff Pasture which were known by the names of the Duke of Whartons, the Marquis of Wharton and the Family Burgages and were purchased by Sir Lawrence Dundas from the Earl of Holderness 23 and 24 February 1763
Burgage house in Finkle Street called the Royal Oak lateley purchased by Sir Lawrence from Ralph Hutchinson of Richmond, 9 and 10 February 1762
Burgage house in Bargate Green purchased by Sir Lawrence from Elizabeth Houland, Richmond, 9 and 10 November 1762
Burgage house in Mazenden or Frenchgate Head lately purchased by Sir Lawrence from Wiliam Seavers of Thirsk, mercer, 9 and 10 November 1762
Burgage on the west side of Frenchgate with garth and garden brew house and stable lately purchase by Sir Lawrence from Cuthbert Redshaw of Richmond, merchant, 9 and 10 November 1762
Burgage house in Newbiggin lately purchased by Sir Lawrence from Gregory Elsely of Hornby Castle, clerk, 9 and 10 Novmber 1762
2 Burgage houses on Bargate Green with a stable and brew house and a way or passage from the garden to the river Swale lately purchased by Sir Lawrence fro Robert Wilson of Richmond, gentlman and wife Mary,12 and 13 November 1762
2 Burgages with 2 pasture gates on Whitcliffe Pasture, one in Pudding Hole or at the bottom of south east side of the Cole hill adjoining on the wastes of the Corporation and the other with a garth now converted into a garden at the east end of Mill Gate adjoining on the wastes of the Corporation called Hammonds Burgage with a coal hole and cellar at the west end of the Burgage and a garden on the back side lately purchased by Sir Lawrence from Henry Nicholls of Richmond, gentleman and others
Burgage with garden and pasture gate in Whitcliff Pasture lately purchased by Sir Lawrence fro the Reverend John Myers of Langton, Clerk and wife Catherine, 30 and 31 March 17163
Burgage in Bargate with garth lately purchased by Sir Lawrence from Marmaduke Theakston of St Martin's near Richmond gentleman, 11 and 12 May 1763
Burgage in Frenchgate with pasture gate in Whitcliff Pasture lately purchased by Sir Lawrence from John Ewbank of Richmond, gentleman and wife Jane, 24 and 25 october 1763
New erected Burgage in Newbiggin with garden on the back or north part, stable and outbuildings with pasture gates lately purchased by Sir Thomas Cornforth in trust for Sir Lawrence from James Pringle of Richmond, Doctor of Physic and Christopher Wayne, same, gentlemen, 1 and 2 November 1763
Burgage in the barley and pasture gates in Whitcliff Pasture lately purchased by Sir Lawrence from Thomas Cornforth, 1 and 2 October 1764
Burgage iin Finkle Street with pew iin parish church, Burgage consisting of three shops with three chambers over them, Burgage on the north side of Newbiggin with garth and stable and pasture gates in Whitcliffe Pasture lately purchased by Sir Lawrence from John Close of Richmond, esquire, surviving devisee of Ralph Close of Richmond, gentleman, 16 and 17 November1764
Burgage in Bailey Street called the Kings Arms lately purchased by Sir Lawrence from Sir George Lodge of St Trinians esquire and Anthony Bazin of Kalnally, 21 and 22 November 1764
2 Burgages in the Market Place with pasture gates in Whitcliff Pasture, messuages, stables and yards and parcel of land called The Bowling Green with the Bowling Green House on the back of the Fryars in Richmond, pew in the parish church, 9 acres of meadow in the Gallow Field and 6.5 acres of meadow in the West Field lately purchased by Sir Lawence from Charles Turner and others, 30 April 1765
Messuage and outbuildings at East Applegarth in Richmond with the West Bank, the Corn Close, Wylley Field, Teblees Brier Close, Holme Close, Low bank, East bank, Strands containing 53 ares and 6 beast gates and 4 horse gates in Whitcliff Pasture, subject to the usual payment for what is commonly called the outloosings to the Corporation and following them in Gallow Field 3 acres 2 roods adjoining lads of the Earl of Northumberland west and lands of the poor of Gilling east occupied by John Elsworth, 4 acres adjoining lands of Mr Nicholls west and lands of Sir Lawrene east, 2 acres adjoinig lands of Sir Lawrence West and lands of Mr John Close east, 3 cres adjoining lands of the Earl of Northumberland west and lands of Mr Thomas Metclafe east, 4 acres adjoinig lands of John Raper west and lands of Cuthbert Redshaw east, 1 acre adjoining lands of Gregory Elsley west and north and lands of Sir Lawrence east, 2 acres adjoining lands of Mr Caleb Redshaw west and lands of the poor of Marske east.
1 rood near Dry Gill in the West Field near Richmond adjoining lands of Francis Blackbourne west and lands of the Corporation east
Messuage and garth 1 acre with outbuilding and a pasture gate in Whitcliff Pasture on North Side of Newbiggin lately purchased by Sir Lawrence from the Reverend Thomas Kay of Melsonby, Clerk, only surviving son and heir of William Kay late of Newton and wiife Margaret Kay, 12 and 13 May 1766
Burgage with garden and yard on the north side of newbiggin. Burgage in Mill Gate, messuage in Rosemary Lane otherwise Pottergate, close of meadow called Kirgill Close 3 cres, close of meadow called Fishers Close 2 acres, 1 acre towards the west end of Gallow Field, 2 acres towards the est end of Gallow Field, 2 beast gates on Whitcliff Pasture lately purchased by Sir Lawrence from Abraham Kilton of Kilton, Durham esquire and others, 10 and 11 November 1766
Burgage in the Market Place with pasture gate in Whitcliff Pasture and several tenements on the back side lately purchased by Sir Lawrence from Leonard Hartley the Younger of Middleton Tyas gentleman and others, 18 and 19 May 1767
Burgage in Newbiggin called Bests House and a garden on the back side and moiety on a pew iin the north aisle in the church lately purchased by Sir Lawrence from James Collins of Scriven with Tentagate, gentleman, 9 and 10 February 1768
2 messuages at Frenchgate Head with garth, 1 rood near the high East Field and 1 rood in the same field lately purchased by Sir Lawrence from William Wright of Billyhall, Brancepeth, Durham, yeoman and wife Dorothy (widow and devisee of James Barker of Bedale, inn keeper her late husband) and others, 9 and 10 March 1768
Burgage in Finkle Street, 3 shops in the Bailey or Market Place near Trinity Church, 1 acre 3 roods and right of pasture in Whitcliff and a pew in the parish church on the north side of the middle aisle purchased by Sir Lawrence from Ursula Allan of St Marylebone, Middlesex, spinster, devisee of Francis Allan of Richmond, gentleman, 1 and 2 June 1768
Capital messuage or Burgage House called Strickland House formerly Fothergills, with coach house, barns, gardens, orchards and small burgage house adjoining in Frenchgate, front of a burgage converted into a stable in Pottergate, another front of a burgage adjoining converted into a garden place, two closes called Boltons Crofts, 11 acres 2 roods, 7 pieces of land in the west Field 10 acres, messuage called Long Hill House near the west Field, 1.5 acres in the Gallow Field, 2 closes called Linger Leaze 5 acres, dwelling house and farm with barns etc with 15 fields meadow and pasture in the township of Hudswell 18 acres purchased by Sir Lawrence from William Allen of Richmond esquire, 6 Jun 1768
Burgage with garth on the back side and pasture gate in Whitcliff pasture in Frenchgate and on the hill at the head of the street called Old Biggin Hill adjoining a bakehouse, capital burgage with garden, yards etc and 1 pasture gate in Whitcliff Pasture in Frenchgate Head on Old Biggin Hill, burgage and pasture gate in Whitcliff Pasture in Frenchgate Head upon Old Biggin Hill, closes lying on the North of the Burgages 9 acres 2 roods 5 perches occupied by Ralph Hutchinson lately, now George Hartley, close 3 acres 2 roods 20 perches occupied by Thomas tennant, close 3 acres 3 roods 4 perches occupied by Edmund Lonsdale, closes 3 acres 3 roods, 33 perches occupied by Mr Robert Wensley, 2 closes called Pike Purse Closes 3 acres 3 roods 15 perches occupied by William Hawkins, Gallow Gate Close 3 cres 33 perches occupied by John Craddock, 2 acres 1 rood 18 perches in High East Field occupied by Thomas Tennant, 2 acres 1 rood 30 oerches in High East Field occupied by Miss geldard, 3 acres 1 rood 8 perches in High East Field, 4 acres 2 roods 14 perches in High East Field occupied by Wiliam Hawkins, 1 acre 3 roods 14 perches in High East Field occupied by John Beckwith, 1 acre in High east Field ocupied by William Hawkins, 2 roods in High East Field occupied by Thomas Marshall then Margaret Fisher, 4 parcels in Low east Field, 1 acre 3 roods 9 perches occupied by Thomas Marshall later Margaret Foster, 1 acre 13 perches in Low east Field occupied by Francis Blaides, 4 acres 7 perches in Low east Field occupied by Robert Stokell purchased by Sir Lawrence from Sir Robert Hildyard of Winestaed, Baronet, 1 and 2 November 1768
Burgage in the Bailey calle the Griffin on the east with shops, yard and garth etc and pasture gate in Whitecliffe Pasture, burgage with stable yard etc in Ratten Row near the Shambles and pasture gate in Whitcliff Pasture purchased by Sir Lawrence from Sir John Yorke of Richmond esquire, 7 and 8 December 1770
And all other property of Sir Lawrence in Richmond amounting to £1272 7s 10d |