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Probate Records: probate bonds 1667-1725

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 



 

DPRI/3/1667/B260 1667 probate bond; James DOUGLAS

DPRI/3/1674/B64 1674 probate bond; John DOUGLAS, the elder, burgess [of Berwick-upon-Tweed], gentleman, of borough of Berwicke (Barwick) upon Tweed

DPRI/3/1681/B38 1681 probate bond; Thomas DOUGLASS, of Windmill House in the lordshipp of Seaton Delavall in the county of Northumberland, chapelry of Earsdon

DPRI/3/1685/B208 1685 probate bond; Robert DOUGLAS, Viscount Belhaven, Lord Belhaven

DPRI/3/1700/B127/1-2 28 June 1700 will bond, penal sum £1,000; David DOUGLASS, master and mariner, of South Sheels in the county of Durham for use and benefit of son and executor, a minor

DPRI/3/1700/B128/1-2 28 June 1700 curation bond, penal sum £1,000; David DOUGLASS, master and mariner, of South Sheels in the county of Durham

DPRI/3/1704/B25 25 April 1704 will bond, penal sum £500; David DOUGLASS, master and mariner, of South Sheels in the county of Durham granted to Henry Wetwang as goods were left unadministered by administratrix, since deceased

DPRI/3/1704/B202 8 November 1704 will bond, penal sum £60; George DOUGLASS, merchant, chapman, of Rothbury

DPRI/3/1705/B148/1-2 2 October 1705 will bond, penal sum £300; Jaine DOUGLASS, spinster, of South-Sheels in the county of Durham

PRI/3/1707/B113/1-2 22 August 1707 administration bond, penal sum £400; John DOUGLAS, of Rothbury

DPRI/3/1719/B49/1-2 24 April 1719 administration bond; William DOUGLAS, of Dam Dikes in the county of Northumberland

DPRI/3/1719/B177/1-2 1 February 1720 will bond, penal sum £100; Oley DOUGLAS, esquire, of Matfen

DPRI/3/1720/B40 10 May 1720
will bond, penal sum £500; Barbary DOUGLAS, spinster, of Alnewicke in the county of Northumberland

DPRI/3/1722/B52/1-2 23 May 1722 administration bond, penal sum £30; Robert DOUGLASS

DPRI/3/1722/B243 30 January 1723 administration bond, penal sum £300; James DOUGLAS, burgess, of Berwick upon Tweed

DPRI/3/1722/B243/2 22 January 1723 commission; James DOUGLAS, burgess, of Berwick upon Tweed

 

Durham Probate Records
 
  • 1726 - 1785
  • 1786 - 1819
  • 1820 - 1839
  • 1840 - 1858
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  • Durham burials 1813-1835
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