A package (divided into 2 folders) containing papers accumulated in connection with Aire and Calder Navigation Lease No. 43: Nos. 9 and 11 North Street in the town of Goole, Yorkshire. It includes the following:

[Part 1]

Deeds (1840–1889):

1. Lease for 99 years (20 August 1840): the Trustees of the Aire and Calder Navigation to John Walton. It includes an inset map showing the land and property in question. The Deed has been signed and sealed by the aforementioned Leasee, and the following representatives of the Navigation: Sir William Mordaunt Wilson, Sir John Lowther, John Spencer Stanhope, and Richard Fountayne Wilson.

2. Counterpart of Lease for 99 years (20 August 1840): the Trustees of the Aire and Calder Navigation to John Walton. It includes an inset map showing the land and property in question. The Deed has been signed and sealed by the aforementioned Leasee.

3. Assignment of two equal third parts in Leasehold (3 January 1873): William Moore and others (representing Edward Walton deceased, and with the consent of the Trustees of the Aire and Calder Navigation) to Catherine Armitage. The Deed has been signed and sealed by the aformentioned parties, John Wrigglesworth, and Marmaduke Storr Hodson on behalf of the Navigation.

4. Surrender of Leasehold (24 June 1889): Sarah Ann Sutcliffe to Andrew Montagu and others (Trustees of the Aire and Calder Navigation). The Deed has been signed and sealed by the aforementioned Leasee, and Walter Thomas William Spencer Stanhope.

Other Documents (1872–1889):

1. Draft undertaking to make certain alterations: William Moore to Catherine Armitage (1872).

2. Instructions for Lease to Sarah Ann Sutcliffe (25 June 1889)–it includes a plan of the Leasehold.

3. Schedule of Deeds relating to Leasehold leased to Sarah Ann Sutcliffe (29 August 1889).

Consent to Underlease (1901–1947):

1. Sarah Ann Sutcliffe to Eleanor Drury (25 June 1889).

2. Eleanor Drury to Albert Ward Drury (9 April 1923).

3. Richard Kenneth Drury to Richard Earnshaw Taylor (17 January 1947).

[Part 2]

Correspondence (1889–1949) with sale of surplus property form (1951).