U DTT Papers of the Trust of the Ion and Tate Families, Hemingbrough Hall Estate

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1 U DTT Papers of the Trust of the Ion and Tate Families, Hemingbrough Hall Estate Biographical background: Edith Iona Tate was born in 1864, the daughter of Charles Grey Tate and Jane Tate née Ion. Charles Grey Tate (b.circa 1841) was a graduate of Queen's College, Cambridge, and the second son of James Tate of Richmond, Yorkshire. The family background was that of several generations of Cambridge scholars who went into the church and James Tate, born in Richmond in 1800 and educated at Charterhouse and Trinity, had taken over from his own father as master of Richmond School, holding that position from 1833 to James Tate was also rector of Hutton in Essex, vicar of Easeby in Yorkshire and domestic chaplain to the earl of Zetland. Thus, his clerical career was quite lucrative and additional to his duties as schoolmaster (Alumni Cantabrigienses, vi, pp ). Charles Grey Tate married Jane Ion in She was the daughter of John Ion and Anne Marshall and she brought to the marriage a considerable inheritance in cash assets and properties in Cumberland and the East Riding. John Ion (b.1790) had attended Pembroke College quite late, when 26 years of age, and then followed his father, George Ion, who had been the evangelical vicar of Bubwith (and was a native of Cumberland with property there), into the church becoming vicar of Hemingborough. John Ion was vicar of Hemingborough from 1825 until his death in 1860 and was also domestic chaplain to Viscountess Sydney. He married quite late in life, in about 1837, and in the next five years, had two children, became JP for the East Riding and built Hemingborough Hall, a many-gabled, Tudor-style brick house. His son, John Collins Ion (b.circa 1840), had attended Richmond school and only just outlived his father, dying in 1862 while an undergraduate at Trinity College, Cambridge. John Ion's daughter, Jane Ion (b.circa 1838), became his sole heiress, marrying Charles Grey Tate only a year after her brother's death and presumably she met him through her brother's connection with the Tate family and Richmond school. Sadly Jane Tate died in 1864, at the age of 26, in the year she gave birth to her one child, Edith Iona Tate. Charles Grey Tate remarried in 1881, to his cousin, Sarah Margaret Blackburne Tate, and he made separate provision for his daughter at that time. He died in Edith Iona Tate also inherited property after the death of her cousin, John Ashton, in 1892, making her an independently quite wealthy woman. She lived in Reigate and sold a lot of her property in Hemingborough, including the Hall built by her father, in Custodial History: Donated by The National Register of Archives, 28 May 1952 Description: This small collection of papers relates to the trust set up by Jane Tate née Ion for her daughter Edith Iona Tate in The papers largely relate to family property in Hemingborough and Ottringham in the East Riding of Yorkshire and Ouseby in Cumberland. page 1 of 15

2 The estate papers have been arranged into the following sections: Hemingborough ( ) comprising five bundles which include papers of the Addison, Fligg and Ion families, a pedigree of the Blackburn family , the marriage settlement of Jane Ion and Charles Grey Tate (1863) and the wills of Nathaniel Fligg (c. 1780), John Bromitt (1797), John Blackburn (1825), John Ion (1859), John Collins Ion (1862) and Jane Tate (1863); Holme upon Spalding Moor ( ) being receipts for Market Weighton drainage rates paid by John Collins and Mary Holmes; Ottringham ( ) comprising papers about drainage including some correspondence of John Collins and receipts for property and income tax paid by William Jackson; Ouseby, Cumberland ( ) including abstract of the title of George Ion and the wills of John Workman (1800) and Hannah Grisdale (1802). A section for papers specifically relating to the financial arrangements of the Tate trust ( ) contains accounts, investment details and correspondence as well as Edith Iona Tate's bank book with the Selby branch of the York City and County Bank and the burial certificate of her uncle, John Ashton A miscellaneous section ( ) includes a few lawyers' accounts, an account of the personal estate of Jane Tate in 1864 and an undated list of silver. Arrangement: DTT/1 Hemingbrough, DTT/2 Holme upon Spalding Moor, DTT/3 Ottringham, DTT/4 Ousby, Cumberland, DTT/5 Tate Trust, DTT/6 Miscellaneous, Extent: 3 boxes (0.5 linear metres) Access Conditions: Access will be given to any accredited reader U DTT/1 Hemingbrough U DTT/1/1 U DTT/1/2 Hemingbrough: Michael Bacon of Selby tanner & wife Mary to Mary wife of William Addison of Hemingbrough Cottage, orchard and 1 1/2ac Hemingbrough: John Lumley of Dalby gent. & wife Frances to William Cressey of Hemingbrough husbandman and wife Mary 9ac.2r. in all in the open fields of Hemingbrough (locations specified) page 2 of 15 7 Oct Apr 1763

3 U DTT/1/3 U DTT/1/4 U DTT/1/5 U DTT/1/6 U DTT/1/7 U DTT/1/8 U DTT/1/9 U DTT/1/10 Hemingbrough: Joanna Cowper (nee Bentley) widow and John Smart carpenter both of Breeton to Nathaniel Fligg son of N.F. jnr. of Menthorp gent. 1r. in the Mill Field Hemingbrough: Joanna Cowper (as U DTT/1/3) to Nathaniel Fligg jnr., eldest son of N.F. of Menthorp gent. 2r. in the Mill Field Hemingbrough: William Cressey husbandman to John Addison butcher & wife Elizabeth all of Hemingbrough. 9ac.2r. (as U DTT/1/2) Hemingbrough: Nathaniel Fligg senr. of Hemingbrough yeoman to his only son N.F. of Menthorp husbandman All his copyhold in the manor Hemingbrough: Edward Nixon of Howden gent. to John Addison (as U DTT/1/5) 4 1/2ac. in the open fields (location specified) Hemingbrough: John Addison (as U DTT/1/5) to Nathaniel Fligg of Menthorp (as U DTT/1/6) 2r. in the Mill Field Hemingbrough: Nathaniel Fligg to John Addison (both as U DTT/1/8) 2r. in the Mottlecroft Hemingbrough: by way of a mortgage for 100: John Brummitt of Hemingbrough joiner & wife Dolly to Thomas Turner of Hillam yeoman Messuage, Burn Close and 2ac. in the open fields (locations specified) 10 May Oct Oct May Oct Apr Apr Oct 1781 page 3 of 15

4 U DTT/1/11 U DTT/1/12 U DTT/1/13 U DTT/1/14 U DTT/1/15 U DTT/1/16 U DTT/1/17 Copy Will of Nathaniel Fligg of Menthorp. Bequests to sons Thomas, George and Nathaniel; wife Elizabeth Hemingbrough, Menthorp, Foggathorpe: Witn. Thomas Leckonby, John Walmsley. Survey of lands in Hemingbrough fields 'left by my Father by Will' Admission in manor court of Hemingbrough of Thomas Fligg gent. on death of his father Nathaniel F. yeoman, both of Menthorpe Messuage and 24ac. Surrender and Admission in manor court of Hemingbrough: John Addison & wife Elizabeth (as U DTT/1/5) to Thomas Fligg (as U DTT/1/13) 16ac.3r. in the open fields (locations specified) Surrender and Admission in manor court of Hemingbrough: by way of a mortgage for 300: Thomas Fligg to John Stag of Ackworth House esq.: as U DTT/1/14 Surrender and Admission in manor court of Hemingbrough: Nathaniel Fligg of Wakefield gent. (son of N.F. of Menthorpe dec'd.) & wife Elizabeth to Thomas Fligg (as U DTT/1/13) 3r. in the Mill Field (as U DTT/1/3 & U DTT/1/4?) Lease and Release and Mortgage (i) Thomas Fligg (as U DTT/1/13), Elizabeth Fligg of Willowtoft, widow of Nathaniel F. of Menthorp, and Nathaniel Fligg of Wakefield cornfactor, eldest son & heir of N.F. dec'd. to (ii) John Brommitt of Hemingbrough shopkeeper, and (iii) Richard Wilsford of Pontefract esq. A freehold messuage and copyhold lands and closes in Heminbrough: The premises being conveyed to J.B. for 1,277, who mortgages them to R.W. for items 18th cent. 18th cent. 24 Apr May Sep Oct Mar 1791 page 4 of 15

5 U DTT/1/18 U DTT/1/19 U DTT/1/20 U DTT/1/21 U DTT/1/22 U DTT/1/23 U DTT/1/24 U DTT/1/25 Bond: in 500: Thomas Fligg to John Brommitt To indemnify property as U DTT/1/17 against a charge of 400 on estate of Nathaniel Fligg of Menthorp dec'd.; and against claims to dower of Hannah wife of T.F. And for peaceful possession of the premises. Surrender and Admission: Thomas Fligg & wife Hannah to Richard Wildsford (as U DTT/1/17) 16ac.3r. (as U DTT/1/14 and U DTT/1/17) Copy Will of John Bromitt of Hemingburgh yeoman. All to wife Dorothy, for benefit of herself and children. With relative Case and Opinion of Mark Ord of York, 22 February June 1798 Assignment of Mortgage as U DTT/1/17 (i) Richard Wilsford (as U DTT/1/17) (ii) Dorothy Bromitt of Hemingbrough, widow of John B. (as U DTT/1/17) (iii) Their eldest son & heir John Watson Bromitt of Rudston gent. to (iv) Francis Eadon of Whitley gent. To secure 1,800 in all (i.e. 800 as U DTT/1/17 and a further 1,000): as U DTT/1/17 Bond: in 3,600: Dorothy Bromitt to Francis Eadon To secure repayment of 1,800 as U DTT/1/21 Abstract of Title of Mr. Bromitt to copyhold lands and closes in Hemingbrough. Further Mortgage: for 600: Dorothy Bromitt to Francis Eadon : as DTT/1/17 Copy Will of John Blackburn of Skipton esq. Bequests to wife Sarah; Anna Maria Rivington, Charles Blackburn and Catherine Frances Blackburn, children of John Blackburn of Nottingham limner; cousin William Metcalf of Manchester brush maker & wife Ann; Rev. John Blackburn of Attercliffe Skipton. Personalty page 5 of 15 2 Mar Jun Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Jul 1825

6 U DTT/1/26 U DTT/1/27 U DTT/1/28 U DTT/1/29 Mortgage: for 3,250: Francis Eadon, Dorothy Bromitt & John Watson Bromitt (all as U DTT/1/21) to John Blackburn (as U DTT/1/25): as U DTT/1/17 Surrender and Admission in manor court of Hemingbrough: Parties as U DTT/1/26 Copyhold lands and closes. Further to U DTT/1/26 Agreement (i) Dorothy Brommitt of Hemingbrough widow, John Watson B. of Goole schoolmaster, George B. of Wallingfen brickmaker and William B. of Hemingbrough farmer, and (ii) John Alcock Dixon of Skipton gent., on behalf of Rev. John Blackburn (heir of John Blackburn as U DTT/1/25) Terms on which possession of property, the subject of the mortgage as U DTT/1/26 (which has fallen in), shall be given to Rev. J.B. Lease and Release and Covenant to Surrender: for 2,700 (i) Rev. John Blackburn of Attercliffe, (ii) Elizabeth widow of Thomas Dixon of Skipton surgeon, John Alcock Dixon of Burnley gent. and Sarah Dixon of Skipton spinster, and (iii) J.A.D. as trustee of Rev. J.B. to (iv) Rev. John Ion of Barlby and his trustee Edward Parker of Selby gent. Freehold & copyhold messuages and lands in Hemingbrough (as U DTT/1/17, U DTT/1/24 & U DTT/1/26). Endorsed with a Release of covenants, 6 Sep items Jul Oct Mar Apr 1842 U DTT/1/30 Pedigree of the Blackburn family, With relative Statutory Declaration of Margaret Dale of Skipton. 7 Mar 1843 U DTT/1/31 Bond: in 2,700: John Alcock Dixon of Burnley gent. & his surety Henry Alcock of Skipton gent. to Rev. John Ion of Hemingbrough To indemnify him against claims of heir of John Blackburn dec'd. to property at Hemingbrough 17 Apr 1843 page 6 of 15

7 U DTT/1/32 U DTT/1/33 U DTT/1/34 U DTT/1/35 U DTT/1/36 U DTT/1/37 U DTT/1/38 Hemingbrough further to U DTT/1/29: Rev. John Blackburn and others to Rev. John Ion. Copyhold messuage, closes and lands in the open fields Admission of Rev. John Ion to copyhold allotments, further to the Hemingbrough Inclosure Award. Power of Attorney: Rev. John Ion of Hemingbrough to Robert Garton of Otteringham. For all purposes under General Inclosure Act of 1836 Probate Copy of the Will of Rev. John Ion of Hemingbrough. Bequests to wife Ann; friends Richard Marshall of Hornsea & Lionel Tomlinson of Hemingbrough gents; nephew John Watling Ion of Bury St. Edmunds attorney; son John Collins Ion; daughter Jane Ion. Hemingbrough, Ottringham, Ousby, Cumberland: Codicils 21 Jan 1860 and 9 Jun Probate 23 Nov Admission of Richard Marshall, Lionel Tomlinson, John Watling Ion and John Collins Ion, trustees of Will of Rev. John Ion dec'd., to his lately-erected copyhold messuage and allotments in Hemingbrough. With account of fine and duty payable Probate Copy of Will of John Collins Ion of Hemingbrough. Bequests to mother Ann; sister Jane. Probate 21 July Marriage Settlement (i) Jane Ion of Hemingbrough spinster (ii) Charles Grey Tate of Queen's College, Cambridge, B.A. (iii) their trustees Lionel Tomlinson of Hemingbrough and John Watling Ion of Bury St. Edmunds gents. Prior to marriage of C.G.T. and J.I.: messuage, garden, pond & plantation, Wood Garth, Home Garth, 3 Home Closes, West Garth, Fowlers Garth, Holderness Close, Road Ings, and Ings Pasture; messuage in Barnby Garth, Bees Garth, Collings Garth, Near & Far Ings Closes, Great Ings Close, South Ings Close, North Ings, Burgon Leys; Near, Middle and Far Bean Lands; Wheat Holme, Near page 7 of Oct Sep Sep May Oct Oct May 1863

8 U DTT/1/38 cont.. U DTT/1/39 U DTT/1/40 U DTT/1/41 U DTT/1/42 U DTT/1/43 and Far East Fields, and Sleighting Balk, all in Ottringham (311ac.1r.36p. in all). Messuage with Low Close, Bouch Scar, Great and Little Currocks, Pattinson Close, West Garth Croft, Workman Croft, West Garth Field, New Close, Burns Close, Pattinson Garth, Gillfoot Bog, Scaws Land and 3 allotments, all in Ousby, Cumberland. Freehold and copyhold allotments in Hemingbrough. Sums and debts totalling 14,200 Draft of U DTT/1/38 Notice: Jane Ion to Thomas Clarke of Knedlington esq. Assignment, of his debt to her of 4,000, to trustees of settlement as U DTT/1/38 Direction: Jane Tate to trustees of Settlement as U DTT/1/38 To pay income of the trust monies into the Selby branch of the York City and County Bank Extracts from Hemingbrough Inclosure Award Allotments 235, 240, 252 and 272 Agreement by John Banks, Thomas Burton, Lionel Tomlinson, Robert Chaplin and George Morritt as trustees. Relating to the sale to Rev. John Ion of an allotment in Hemingbrough in lieu of a common right; of the annexation of the proceeds, and a house and garth, to the living (of Hemingbrough); and an approach to the Governors of Queen Anne's Bounty. 26 May 1863 c May May Aug Nov 1854 U DTT/1/44 Abstract of Title of Miss Edith Iona Tate to 2 freehold cottages and land at Hemingbrough. U DTT/1/45 Ordnance Survey, Second Edition. 25 ins. to 1 mile. Sheet CCXXII.13 (Hemingbrough) U DTT/1/46 Draft Conveyance: Edith Iona Tate to Charles Wentworth Talbet & his wife Alice Cottage at Hemingbrough page 8 of 15 2 Jul 1938

9 U DTT/1/47 U DTT/1/48 U DTT/1/49 U DTT/1/50 U DTT/1/51 U DTT/1/52 U DTT/1/53 U DTT/1/54 U DTT/1/55 U DTT/1/56 Draft Conveyance: Edith Iona Tate to George Albert Walls & his wife Vera Cottage at Hemingbrough Correspondence relating to Conveyances as U DTT/1/46 - U DTT/1/47 Abstract of Title of Thomas Lolley Allotment 235 in Hemingbrough Will of Jane Tate, wife of Charles Grey Tate. Bequests to her husband and any children; mother Ann; cousins; servants. Conveyance: for 196: Thomas Lolley of Hemingbrough bricklayer & wife Sarah to Charles Grey Tate, his wife Jane & their trustees (as U DTT/1/38) Allotment 235 with 2 cottages erected thereon Authority from Charles Grey Tate & wife Jane to their trustees (as U DTT/1/38) to purchase 500 of 6% Canadian Government Bonds. Lease: from year to year: at 75 rent: Trustees of Charles Grey Tate & wife Jane (as U DTT/1/38) to William Mortimer Baines of Bell Hall esq. Hemingbrough Hall and grounds Lease for 5 years: at 75: John Watling Ion (trustee as DTT/1/38) to William Prest of Blandford House, The Grove, Ilkley, gent. Hemingbrough Hall and grounds Agreement by William Banks to take over Lease as DTT/1/54. Quitclaim: James Watson of Hedon gent. to John Watling Ion: for 1,000 legacy under Will of John Collins Estates of J.C. at Ottringham 4 Jul May Jun Oct Jul Jan Sep Jun 1881 page 9 of 15

10 U DTT/1/57 U DTT/1/58 U DTT/1/59 U DTT/1/60 U DTT/1/61 U DTT/1/62 U DTT/1/63 Conveyance and Covenant to Surrender: John Ringrose Ion of Hornsea esq. (formerly John Watling Ion) to Edith Iona Tate of Richmond spinster (only child of Charles Grey Tate & wife Jane): further to Settlement as U DTT/1/38 Freehold property at Ottringham & Hemingbrough, and at Ouseley, Cumberland; and copyhold at Hemingbrough Quitclaim: Edith Iona Tate spinster & Charles Grey Tate esq., both of Richmond to John Watling Ringrose-Ion of Hornsea esq 7,000 due, and all claims, under Tate Trust, established by Settlement as U DTT/1/38: With schedule of accounts of the Trust. Copy. Surrender and Admission in manor court of Hemingbrough: John Watling Ringrose-Ion to Edith Iona Tate Messuage & 2 allotments Lease for 5 years: at 50 rent: Edith Iona Tate of Reigate to George Carr of Chapelfields, Hemingbrough Hemingbrough Hall with 13ac.2r. Copy of U DTT/1/60 Draft Conveyance: Edith Iona Tate to Fred Wright of Hemingbrough, farmer, & wife Elizabeth Hemingbrough Hall with 12ac.3r.32p. (being land as in U DTT/1/60) Correspondence, requisitions, notices and other papers relating to Hemingbrough Hall, and the Conveyance as DTT/1/ May May Jun Nov 1933 c Jan U DTT/2 Holme upon Spalding Moor U DTT/2/1 Receipts for Market Weighton Drainage rates paid by John Collins and Mary Holmes in respect of lands in Holme and Holme Common. 8 items page 10 of 15

11 U DTT/3 Ottringham U DTT/3/1 U DTT/3/2 U DTT/3/3 U DTT/3/4 U DTT/3/5 Act for draining, embanking and improving lands in the Parish of Ottringham. Survey and Assessment. 'Ottringham Drainage Arrangements' Letters to John Collins, Danthorpe relating to Ottringham Drainage assessments 8 items Receipts for Ottringham Drainage rates paid by John Collins 2 items Receipts for Property and Income Tax paid by William Jackson, Ottringham 13 items 14 Aug 1807 early 19th cent U DTT/4 Ousby, Cumberland U DTT/4/1 U DTT/4/2 U DTT/4/3 U DTT/4/4 U DTT/4/5 Abstract of Title of George Ion: messuages & land in Ousby (mentions Hill Lands, Little Close and Gill) Acquittance of 14 paid by Samuel Pearson to Ann Crackanthorp, lady of the manor of Ouseby, in consideration of a messuage mortgaged to him by John Westgarth and not redeemed. With Undertaking for payment by J.P., 20 May 1766 Copy. Will of John Workman of Ousby yeoman. All to half-cousin Joseph Workman. Copy. Will of Hannah Grisdale of Cockermouth widow. All to nephew Joseph Reed of Cockermouth ropemaker. Probate 17 Dec Copy. Will of Hannah Grisdale of Cockermouth widow. All to nephew Joseph Reed of Cockermouth ropemaker. Probate 17 Dec Sep Mar Jul Jul 1802 page 11 of 15

12 U DTT/4/6 U DTT/4/7 U DTT/4/8 U DTT/4/9 Lawyer's account. Rev. John Ion debtor to Joseph Steel & Son: purchase of land at Ousby Letter: John Pearson jnr., Howden, to Rev. John Ion, Bubwith Enquiries to be made of a tenant of land at Ousby, for details of the land Letter: Inclosure Commissioners to William Howe, Shire, Ousby: costs of Mr. Ion's claim Letter: Philip Nicholson, valuer, Carlisle to Rev. John Collins Ion: allotments to Rev. J.C.I. for his Ousbyshire estate, and costs Dec Jun Jun Nov Mar 1862 U DTT/5 Tate Trust U DTT/5/1 U DTT/5/2 U DTT/5/3 U DTT/5/4 U DTT/5/5 U DTT/5/6 U DTT/5/7 U DTT/5/8 U DTT/5/9 Letters to John Watling Ion, Bury St. Edmunds 10 items Letter: J.W. Ion to W.W. Morell Lawyer's accounts. Charles Grey Tate debtor to J.W. Ion. With relative letters 8 items Letters to G.F. Cumberland, Manager, York City and County Bank, Selby 11s Letter: G(usti?) Ashton, Munich, to Edith (Iona Tate): death of G.A.'s father, cousin of her mother Draft letter Accounts and vouchers 1s Banking account Accounts of real and personal estate 3 items Apr Jul th cent page 12 of 15

13 U DTT/5/10 U DTT/5/11 U DTT/5/12 U DTT/5/13 U DTT/5/14 U DTT/5/15 U DTT/5/16 U DTT/5/17 U DTT/5/18 U DTT/5/19 Investment accounts 2 items Receipts for premiums to Yorkshire Insurance Co. 5 items Receipts for premiums to Midland Counties Insurance Co. 19 items Statements of Dividends from Midland Railway Co. 2 items Receipts for deeds held by Lionel Tomlinson and J.W. Ion 4 items Lists of coupons 10 items Proceedings of 64th Half-yearly Meeting of Midland Railway Co. List of deeds Bank Book of Edith Iona Tate with York City and County Bank, Selby Certificate of Burial of John Ashton at Holy Trinity, Hull Feb 1876 late 19th cent Oct 1888 U DTT/6 Miscellaneous U DTT/6/1 Lawyer's account: John Collins, Danthorpe, debtor to John Wilkinson. A mortgage on estates at Ottringham purchased by John Collins U DTT/6/2 Account for bricks: John Collins debtor to W. & J. Stickney U DTT/6/3 Lawyer's account: John Collins debtor to Lightfoot and Earnshaw. A mortgage on 311ac. at Ottringham belonging to J.C page 13 of 15

14 U DTT/6/4 Lawyer's account: Exors. of Richard Tolson to J. Iveson A mortgage on estates at Ottringham 1845 U DTT/6/5 U DTT/6/6 U DTT/6/7 U DTT/6/8 U DTT/6/9 U DTT/6/10 U DTT/6/11 U DTT/6/12 U DTT/6/13 Letter: Z. Brooke, 17 Featherston Buildings, to Lightfoot & Earnshaw, Hull Can find no Crown debts or judgements registered against John Collins Accounts of interest 2 items Letter: J. Iveson, Hedon, to John Collins: sending lawyer's account (as DTT/6/4?) Letters to Rev. John Ion from Thomas Clark, Knedlington: financial matters; a lecture at Howden 5 items Memorandum of payment of a draft for 600 by Rev. John Ion into the York City and County Bank, to the credit of Thomas Clark. List of silver Letters: G. Ion Ashton, Munich, to his uncle, Rev. John Ion, Hemingbrough His employment at a locomotive works by Herr von Maffie; journey to Munich (of which there is an engraving at the head of the first letter); thoughts on matrimony; financial matters 2 items Account between Lionel Tomlinson and Rev. John Ion Rent, interest, tithes Letter: Arthur Iveson, Hedon, to Rev. John Ion Enclosing a Notice of Assignment of an annuity of 50 under Will of John Collins, from John Ashton of Regent St., Anlaby Rd., Hull, foreman to Dock Co., to John Taylor Dickinson of Twyers House, Preston, gent. 25 Nov Apr Feb 1838 [mid 19th cent.] 14 Aug Apr Sep 1860 page 14 of 15

15 U DTT/6/14 U DTT/6/15 U DTT/6/16 U DTT/6/17 U DTT/6/18 U DTT/6/19 U DTT/6/20 U DTT/6/21 Letter: Wm. Watson, Hedon, to John Collins Ion, Scarborough Ages of annuitants Account of Succession to Real Property. John Collins Ion, on death of Rev. John Ion. Account of Succession to Real Property. Jane Ion, on death of John Collins Ion. Account of Personal Estate of Jane Tate, dec'd. wife of Charles Grey Tate. Receipt for Legacy Duty paid by Edith I. Tate, grandchild of Ann Ion. Account of Succession to Real Property: Edith Iona Tate on death of her mother Jane Tate and remarriage of her father Charles Grey Tate 3 items Account of Succession to Real Property: Edith Iona Tate, on death of John Ashton of Hull, fish curer. Account of Succession to Real Property: Edith Iona Tate, on death of Ann Johnson of Thorngumbald, widow. 13 Dec Dec Jul page 15 of 15

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