a) Mortgage: for £850: (i) John Crompton of Little Ruston esq. and wife Anne (ii) Richard Burdett of Grays Inn gent. (iii) Thomas Harrison of York gent. to (iv) Jane Hassell of York widow: Inleas of Little Kelk alias Kelkingleas alias Kelkleas (133ac.) in the manor of Little Kelk and parishes of Foston and Lissett, with their tithes. Brasy Close alias the Three Cornered Close (2ac.), and 3 closes (16ac.) lately inclosed from the North Field and the Lady Mill or Lady Mary Ings in Lowthorpe. 17/18 October 1718

b) Common Recovery: Thomas Harrison from Richard Burdett: 100ac. land, 40ac. meadow and 150ac. pasture in Little Kelk, Lowthropp and parishes of Foston and Lissett, 21 November 1718.

c) Further mortgage for £100: John Crompton to Jane Hassell: as U DDSQ(2)/16/1(a). 25 November 1719

d) Lease for a year: John Crompton to Thomas Duncombe of Duncombe Park, parish of Helmsley esq.: as U DDSQ(2)/16/1(a). Manor of, and estate in, Little Ruston. To lead to a Release (being a mortgage for £2,000), 27 March 1723

e) Mortgage: for £4,400: John Crompton and wife Anne to John Thompson of London, merchant: as U DDSQ(2)/16/1(d). Capital messuage in Ruston. Copyhold rents (£7.10s.), 38 oxgangs, mansion or manor house, close called the Antient Holme, 2 small closes, Stonepit Close, close, Moss House, Dovecoat Garth, the Holme, Mill Hill, water corn mill, little close, David Close, Marram Close; messuage with 2 large orchards and a lime kiln, 3rd part of 14 oxgangs, messuage and 2 cottages, all in Little Ruston. 22/23 October 1723

f) Bond in £8,000 for performance of covenants of U DDSQ(2)/16/1(e)

g) Bond in £3,000: John Crompton to John Thompson: J. C. to join with Thomas Duncombe (as U DDSQ(2)/16/1(d)) in further assurances. 23 October 1723

h) Receipt by Thomas Duncombe for £2,100 paid to him by Robert Cay of Newcastle upon Tyne on behalf of John Thompson, in redemption of mortgage as U DDSQ(2)/16/1(d), 28 March 1724

i) Lease and Release: John Thompson to James Hustler of Scampston and St. Quintin Thompson of London esqs. trustees of Sir William St. Quintin: prior to marriage of Sir W. St. Q. and Rebecca only daughter of J. T., and as part of her portion: as U DDSQ(2)/16/1(e). 8/9 June 1724

j) Lease and Release: for £4,880: Sir William St. Quintin to Sir John Thompson: as U DDSQ(2)/16/1(e). And Sir W. St. Q's 2/3rd parts of a messuage, 2 cottages and garths, Jemmy Leys, barn Lowdlane Close, 6 oxgangs called Moonland, and 8 oxgangs in Little Ruston. 26/27 October 1733