Name
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Reference
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Description
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Repository
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Thomas Ismay |
Ca/3/5/3/219 |
Lease |
Cumbria CRO |
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John Ismay |
Bargain and Sale Witness |
Cumbria CRO |
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Joseph Ismay |
D AY 4/31 |
Witness to Agreement to partition |
Cumbria CRO |
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Thomas Ismay |
D CART C 5/20 |
Ordination |
Cumbria CRO |
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Thomas Ismay |
D CC 2/21 |
Tenants |
Cumbria CRO |
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John Ismay |
Admittance |
Cumbria CRO |
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Richard Ismay |
Re-Admittance |
Cumbria CRO |
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John Ismay Snr |
Re-Admittance |
Cumbria CRO |
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John Ismay Snr |
Surrender |
Cumbria CRO |
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John Ismay |
Admittance |
Cumbria CRO |
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John Ismay |
Surrender |
Cumbria CRO |
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John Ismay |
Quitclaim |
Cumbria CRO |
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Robert & Jane Ismay |
Bargain and sale |
Cumbria CRO |
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Joseph Ismay |
Probate |
Cumbria CRO |
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Joseph Ismay |
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Cumbria CRO |
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Joseph Ismay |
D HM/7/118/38 |
Lawsuit – Salmon Poaching |
Cumbria CRO |
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Ismay |
Probate |
Cumbria CRO |
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John Ismay |
Sale of Property |
Cumbria CRO |
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Joseph Ismay |
Lease |
Cumbria CRO |
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John Ismay |
Lease |
Cumbria CRO |
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Henry Ismay |
Property Transfer |
Cumbria CRO |
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George Ismay |
Lawsuit – Theft |
Cumbria CRO |
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Robert Ismay |
Lawsuit – Property right |
Cumbria CRO |
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Edward Ismay |
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Cumbria CRO |
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John Ismay |
Conveyance |
Cumbria CRO |
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Ismay 's Vaults |
DYB/3/7 |
Mortgage |
Cumbria CRO |
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Thomas Ismay |
Dedication of Window |
Cumbria CRO |
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John Ismay |
Publisher of Church Hymnal Book |
Cumbria CRO |
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Robert Ismay |
Arrest Warrant |
Cumbria CRO |
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Robert Ismay |
Bastardy Order |
Cumbria CRO |
Witnesses, the following all of Parton (each makes mark): John Ismeie (Ismay), Robert Tiffin, Thomas Hewet, George Walker; and Michael Studholme senior (signature).
Islekirk Estate deeds
Agreement to partition the Islekirk Estate - D AY 4/31 - date: 1742.
Witnesses: Joseph Senhouse, Joseph Ismay.
Ordination of Thomas Ismay
Carleton Cowper family
Title Deeds of the Carleton Hall Estate acquired piecemeal and by marriage by the Simpson and Wallace families in the later 18th-early 19th centuries, and sold by the Rt. Hon. Thomas Wallace in 1828 to John Cowper Esq. Deeds relating to the estate of Christopher Pattenson of Penrith Esq., (died 1756) and to its disputed sharing-out in equal parts among his three sisters, 1754-64, as co-heirs
Tenant: "Thomas Ismay and Partners"
Manor of Westward, Henry Earl of Northumberland lord. Richard Ismay, to a tenement at Sandwath, a room (chamera), two barns, and a close of 10 acres, rent 3s. 3d. Also a house, barn, and piece of newly enclosed ground at Sandwath formerly in the tenure of Robert Thompson, rent 8d. All formerly in the tenure of John Ismay alias Robinson deceased, father of Richard. Gressum 46s. 8d.
Manor of Westward, Algernon Earl of Northumberland, lord upon the death of Henry Earl of Northumberland. Richard Ismay, to a tenement and improvement at Westward. Rent 3s. 11d., fine £4. 16s. 8d.
Manor of Westward, Jocelyn Earl of Northumberland, lord upon the death of Algernon Earl of Northumberland. John Ismay, senior, to a tenement in Westward.
John Ismay junior, to a tenement in Westward upon the surrender of John Ismay senior. Rent 2s.6d. (apportionment of 3s. 3d.), fine 60s.
John Ismay, to a tenement in Westward. Rent 3s. 3d., apportioned to 2s. 7d., fine £4. 6s. 8d.
John Porter, to a parcel of a tenement in Westward on the surrender of John Ismay. Rent 10d., fine 35s.
John Ismay
of Corikle, Whitehaven, yeoman.
Witnesses: George Atkinson, Robert Loveing, John Ismay (X), Thomas Ismay (X),
William Horsley junior.
Robert Ismay and Jane his wife of Thursby yeoman.
Deeds of the Manor of Dockwray, Wigton
Probate copy will of John Simpson of Spittle, Wigton, gentleman. Bequest to Wife Jane, Joseph Ismay of Moorthwaite, and Richard Matthew of Wigtonhall, of his manor of Dockwray and other lands on trust to sell to pay debts - Mortgage by Lease and release to secure £300. 7 & 8 Oct. 1773
Jane Simpson of Spittle
widow and Joseph Ismay of Moorthwaite
gentleman.
Witnesses: I. Ismay, Isaac Lightfoot.
Papers relating to a charge against James Graham, of Workington, Joseph Ismay and John Waite, of Clifton, for salmon poaching
Ireby Grange Estate
Ismay 's Estate, High Ireby:deeds and letters, c. 1825-1897; Moot Hall, Low Ireby, schedule (1760-1848), 1848 Main Estate (messuage, tenement, and lands called Chapel, Mellgates or Millgates, Crackley and Cochrane. all customary of High Ireby Manor): abstract of title, c. 1825, covers 1777-1825 (Sir L W Fletcher, Bart. - Hind-Wilson-Barnes- Ismay); alludes to bankruptcy of John Hind of Clea Hall p Westward, then of Ruthwaite, yeoman, 1819; abstract of title, 1866, covers 1842-66 (Murray-Grainger); abstract of title, 1897, covers 1838-97 (Craghill-Herriston, widow-Bowden-Boustead).
Turner's Estate, High Ireby
and Ruthwaite, sold to Henry Grainger in 1854
1) Unnamed freehold messuage and tenement and Chapel
Close, Cochranes, Charcastle-head;
also Park Meadow (customary of the Manor of Papcastle,
situate at High Ireby) (Wilson-Chambers-Barnes- Ismay -Young-Turner-Grainger), 1819-1866.
Letters of attorney (each to the Revd. John Waite and other) relating to Bassenthwaite Reciting; premises: No recital; premises comprise tenantright house and land at Barkbeth (rent 8s. 11½d), now sold to John Ismay of Waverton, yeo.
Curthwaite and Woodside
WOODSIDE; Shows land north of Woodside Mill, traversed by the railway; coloured blue ("Customary under Sir W Lawson in 1795"), brown ("Barony of Burgh, Enfranchised between 1696-1713. Rent reserved 24s. 0d."), yellow ("Enclosed Common"), lake [pale red] ("Barony of Wigton. Enfranchised to Isaac Jefferson, Woodside, 30th Dec. 1778"); this last also has "In Messrs. Saul's Plan Purple". Also noted are No. 459 pt. ("Barony of Wigton part of premises enfranchised to Joseph Ismay of Moorthwaite 3 Dec. 1778"), and No. 45 pt. ("Manor of Westward. Part of premises enfranchised to John Jefferson of Waverton 25 Aug. 1815").
Mixed deed bundles
Bundle mainly comprising farm leases, conditions, and letting agreements, in the Cumberland and Co. Durham estates, and also including copy Private Inclosure Agreement for Distington Church Field 1765 and copy [...] Arbitration [...] Award defining boundary and rights in Leco, a tract in Blindcrake (1777) - Lessee, Date: Samuel Hannah of Highwood Nook p. Torpenhow, and John Ismay of Ireby, yeomen; Lady Ann Lawson of Brayton, lessor, 1807
Deeds relating to a house, Shop, Slaughterhouse and premises at Ravenglass purchased by Lord Muncaster in 1880
Indentures of Lease and Release of these dates between Nicholas William Middleton of the City of London, Stationer, Joseph Middleton of Maryport, Daniel Gatey of the same place, shoemaker, and Mary his Wife, Daniel Middleton of Workington, Master Mariner, Henry Ismay of Maryport aforesaid Master Mariner and Charlotte his Wife Sarah Middleton of the same place, spinster, and Mary Middleton of the same place Widow of the one part and Isaac Middleton of Maryport aforesaid of the other part. 1814 8th and 9th July
Examinations and papers relating to Rex v George Ismay, butcher of Carlisle re: theft of keslops (calf stomachs) belonging to George Cartmell, shoemaker of Queen Street, Whitehaven
Briefs, case, bills of costs and papers relating to George Gill Mounsey v Robert Ismay, a representative of the freemen of Carlisle re: Ismay 's removal of a fence erected by Mounsey across Kingmoor race course which prevented the holding of the Easter race meeting 1862; including: 'The Newcastle Chronicle' (newspaper), Vol 1 no 1, 1764; counsel's opinion on the rights of the citizens of Carlisle on Kingmoor, 1782; abstract of conveyance by which Mounsey acquired Kingmoor, 1845
Calder Hall & Pow Place
2. Henry Tolson, gentleman, Tolson, junior, gentleman, William Parke, gentleman, Edward Ismay and Elizabeth, his wife, and William Barwis and Mary, his wife. [deforciants].
East House, being a freehold house and garden in Oulton village p. Wigton (John Addison of Parton p. Thursby, yeoman, with John Gibson of Oulton p. Wigton, yeoman, party hereto, to Christopher Storey of Oulton, yeoman, its present tenant formerly the estate of John Ismay of Dockray who died on 28 March 1789 intestate leaving an only daughter Jane, who later married John Addison (died 1843) the present vendor's father
- Ref. No:- DYB/3/7 Stray deeds relating to Carlisle - date: 1923
Draft mortgage for £500 (Thomas Monro Watson of 21 Scotland Road, Stanwix, clogger, to Edward Cuthbert Woods of Birkenhead, dentist. Former licensed premises at 17 Scotch Street (abutting on East Tower Street) formerly known as Ismay 's Vaults, later as The Market Tavern, and now a furniture store (conveyed to the said T M Watson by the Home Secretary on 30 April 1923)
Lessees; Robert Pearson of Kingmoor yeoman [part of the 60 acres referred to above]. John son of Thomas Mitchinson, Rickergate, cooper, Thomas son of Joseph Ismay of Kelsay, Bromfield, yeoman, James son of William Robinson, Stanwix, yeoman -
Faculty to insert stained glass
east window in memory of Thomas Ismay and
family -
Printed booklet, "Words of the Anthems and Hymns, and sung in the Parish Church of Wigton. Collected and arranged by the Choristers" - Wigton: printed and sold by John Ismay
Order to apprehend Robert Ismay, father of a bastard child, 1831
A son by Robert Ismay of Allerby, Husbandman,
1831