| BABINGTON |
of Dethick 6667 ff.318-323
pedigree of, 'in Dr. Pegge's hand' |
| BABINGTON |
6670 f.180
pedigree of |
| BABINGTON |
6687 ff.102-108
counsel's opinion as to certain estates, 1610 |
| BABINGTON |
6695 ff.306-315
Rowland, grant to, of the manor of Normanton, etc., 36 Henry
VIII. |
| BACHE |
of Stanton 6669 ff.103-111
pedigree of, with others |
| BACON |
of Crich 6670 ff.195-6
In 1769 David WOODHOUSE and George BACON, churchwardens, took
down the weathercock for regilding [Contained in notes by
J. Reynold's on Crich and Crich church in 1770-1] See
Lea |
| BADSHAW |
of the Ridge 6668 ff.188-207
pedigrees, etc. |
| BAECH |
of Stanton 6669 ff.159-160
[family in the neighbourhood] named in "Minutes of
some Letters and Papers relating to Haddon, etc." |
| BAGE |
of Stanton 6669 ff.159-160
[family in the neighbourhood] named in "Minutes of
some Letters and Papers relating to Haddon, etc." |
| BAGSHAW |
6668 ff.210-214
John, re letters relative to disturbances in Derbyshire as to
the non-currency of clipped or defaced money then in circulation,
1696 |
| BAGSHAW |
of Ridgehall 6673 f.244
Thomas, bond for payment of money, 1605 |
| BAGSHAW |
6694 f.51
Case of BAGSHAW v. BAGSHAW, and counsel's opinion. "Defndt.
bought a coach of one WALKER for which he paid 175 guineas,
& never using it but once let it stand in WALKER's shop. Soon
after Defendt paid for said Coach, he bespeaked a rich Charriot
of said WALKER which he soon Countermanded, & being much consumed
in Liquor, as we can make appear, orders a Bond to be made for
£200 to said WALKER for what he might have done to the said
rich Charriot before the Countermand. Whereupon the Person who
filled up the Bond asked WALKER how he could desire £200 for
what little he had done to the Charriott or how he could take
a bond from Deft in that drunken condition, to which WALKER
replied he left it to Deft's generosity and should not have
cared if it had.not been £20," etc., etc. |
| BAGSHAW |
6694 ff.99-103
Suit of Sir Archibald GRANT and Dorothy POTTS against Richard
BAGSHAW and Richard CHALESWORTH, 1730. |
| BAGSHAW |
of Ridge hall 6689 ff. 273-276
Benjamin, setttement by, of Cowley and Millhall farms on his
wife, 1732. |
| BAGSHAWE |
of Ridge 6669 ff.103-111
pedigree of, with others |
| BAGSHAWE |
6675 ff.353-375
pedigree of, with others |
| BAKEPUIZ |
of Barton Bakepuiz 6666 ff.41-43
family of |
| BAKEPUIZ |
6675 ff.307b-319
pedigree of, with others |
| BALGUY |
6675 ff.332-246
pedigree of, with others |
| BALGUY |
6687 ff.99-101
Henry, settlement of his estates at Derwent, Aston, Whitfield
and Hathersage, 5 Anne, with counsel's opinion, 1735 |
| BALLIDON |
of Derby 6669 ff.103-111
pedigree of, with others |
| BAMFORD |
6704 f.210
Court held at Wirksworth church 28th July 1611 A Lea [levy
or rate] made towards church repair and casting of the first
bell. Mr. Robt. BAMFORD, official, Mr. Toby STOYTE, vicar of
Wirksworth, Mr. Richard WARDE, vicar of Duffield and Mr Richard
BRANDDRETH a proctor of Lichfield. With names of Sessors who
subscribed and set their hands |
| BANKES |
6669 ff.220-222
See reference in Wolley
Manuscripts, Matlock Vol 6669 |
| BANKS |
6666 ff.45 and 46
Extracts from Bishop SANDERSON's collection, per Dnm Josephum
BANKS A° 1803 |
| BANKS |
6666 ff.1-5
Extracts from Gervase Holles's M.S. collections intitled Trusbut,
now (1804) in the possession of Sir Joseph BANKS |
| BANKS |
6673 ff.50-53
pedigree of family and extract from "Royal Recollections",
p.59:-
"That Banks is an odd animal, with the physiognomy & gait
of a savage, with a fortune to render him independent, & with
a knowledge to occupy him - he is a servile courtier." |
| BANKS |
6671 ff.99-108
Extracts from Gervase HOLLES' MS. collections entitled "Trusbut,
penes Don. Jos. BANKS bart., anno 1805." Derbyshire extracts
from Pipe Rolls. |
| BARESFORT |
6671 ff.162-3
Mr., mentioned in the doings of George Earl of SHREWSBURY and
of his entrance to Lordship of Barley Anno Dom 1589- A° Eliz.
31 mo.; part of family memoranda of Arthur MOWER.
See MOWER 6671 ff.158-167 [with
regard to the Barleys of Barlow] |
| BARKER |
of Totley 6671 ff.162-3
Adam, mentioned in the doings of George Earl of SHREWSBURY and
of his entrance to Lordship of Barley Anno Dom 1589- A° Eliz.
31 mo.; part of family memoranda of Arthur MOWER.
See MOWER 6671 ff.158-167 [with
regard to the Barleys of Barlow] |
| BARLEY |
6668 ff.151b, 152
1568 - 1609, extracts of families from Dronfield PR |
| BARLEY |
6671 ff.158-167
George and Mrs., godparents of MOWER's children, mentioned in
family memoranda of Arthur MOWER.
See MOWER 6671 ff.158-167 [with
regard to the Barleys of Barlow] |
| BARLEY |
6671 ff.158-167
George, mentioned in family memoranda of Arthur MOWER.
See MOWER 6671 ff.158-167 [with
regard to the Barleys of Barlow] |
| BARLEY |
6671 ff.158-167
James, mentioned in family memoranda of Arthur MOWER.
See MOWER 6671 ff.158-167 [with
regard to the Barleys of Barlow] |
| BARLEY |
6671 ff.158-167
Peter, mentioned in family memoranda of Arthur MOWER.
See MOWER 6671 ff.158-167 [with
regard to the Barleys of Barlow] |
| BARLEY |
of Barley 6671 ff.158-167
Peter esq.; Mrs James BERISFORT wife of Dennis BARLEY and mother
of Peter; mentioned in family memoranda of Arthur MOWER.
See MOWER 6671 ff.158-167 [with
regard to the Barleys of Barlow] |
| BARLEY |
6671 ff.158-167
Peter, Mrs FOX his grandmother buried 3 Nov 1585; mentioned
in family memoranda of Arthur MOWER.
See MOWER 6671 ff.158-167 [with
regard to the Barleys of Barlow] |
| BARLEY |
6671 ff.158-167
Peter's Aunt BLONT, mentioned in family memoranda of Arthur
MOWER.
See MOWER 6671 ff.158-167 [with
regard to the Barleys of Barlow] |
| BARLEY |
6671 ff.158-167
wife of Dennis - Mrs James BERISFORT - and mother of Peter BARLEY
of Barley esq.; mentioned in family memoranda of Arthur MOWER.
See MOWER 6671 ff.158-167 [with
regard to the Barleys of Barlow] |
| BARLEY |
6671 ff.162-3
Mr James, in possession of Barley Hall, mentioned in the doings
of George Earl of SHREWSBURY and of his entrance to Lordship
of Barley Anno Dom 1589- A° Eliz. 31 mo.; part of family memoranda
of Arthur MOWER.
See MOWER 6671 ff.158-167 [with
regard to the Barleys of Barlow] |
| BARLEY |
6671 ff.162-3
Mr. Peter, mentioned in the doings of George Earl of SHREWSBURY
and of his entrance to Lordship of Barley Anno Dom 1589- A°
Eliz. 31 mo.; part of family memoranda of Arthur MOWER.
See MOWER 6671 ff.158-167 [with
regard to the Barleys of Barlow] |
| BARLOW |
6671 ff.162-3
Mr. Peter, mentioned in the doings of George Earl of SHREWSBURY
and of his entrance to Lordship of Barley Anno Dom 1589- A°
Eliz. 31 mo.; part of family memoranda of Arthur MOWER.
See MOWER 6671 ff.158-167 [with
regard to the Barleys of Barlow] |
| BARONS |
of Stockport 6666 ff.98-100
- |
| BARROW |
6692 ff.105-111
Release to Sir Philip GELL by John BARROW of lands in Alsop,
1717 |
| BARTRAM |
6668 ff.151-2
from an old Mass Booke belonging formerly to Staveley Church |
| BASSETT |
6671 ff.76-77
pedigree showing relationships of COLVILE, BASSETT, MUTTON and
POLE |
| BATEMAN |
of Hartington 6669 ff.103-111
pedigree of, with others |
| BATEMAN |
6672 ff.226-227
counsel's opinion in a case of defamation of Hugh BATEMAN by
William WARDLE at Ashbourne "in the hearinge of many people"
on 10th May 1654 |
| BATEMAN |
6688 ff.199-201
minister's account for the manor of Hartington, by Richard BATEMAN,
1647-8. |
| BATT |
6674 ff.173-178
pedigree of, with others |
| BEARD |
6695 ff. 218-220
Abstract of title to copyhold estate in the manor of Matlock
See reference in Wolley Manuscripts, Matlock Vols 6691-6 |
| BEARDSALL |
of Crich 6670 ff.195-6
John BEARDSALL Senr and Thomas BOOMER, churchwardens, bought
the weathercock from BIRDS of Mansfield, 1692 [Contained
in notes by J. Reynold's on Crich and Crich church in 1770-1]
See Lea |
| BEARDSMORE |
of Bakewell 6669 ff.159-160
Mr., (parson) named in "Minutes of some Letters and Papers
relating to Haddon, etc." |
| BENNETT |
6688 ff.5,6
See reference in
Wolley Manuscripts, Matlock Vols 6687-6690 |
| BEREFORD |
6689 ff.304-308
Release by William BEREFORD to Anthony BEREFORD and others of
lands in Parwich for the several charitable uses mentioned ill
the will, 7 William III
See will of William BERISFORD, 1699 |
| BERESFORD |
6668 f.312
pedigree of |
| BERESFORD |
of Fenny Bentley 6668 ff.338-342
- |
| BERESFORD |
of Beeley 6669 ff.159-160
[family in the neighbourhood] named in "Minutes of
some Letters and Papers relating to Haddon, etc." |
| BERESFORD |
of Ashburne 6671 ff.39-46
abstracts " from deeds of Mr. Fra B." temp. Elizabeth
to 1708, chiefly relative to lands in Staffordshire, but also
concerning Fenny Bentley, Alsop-in-the-Dale, Mappleton, of Ashborne,
Newton Grange and Tissington |
| BERESFORD |
of Fenny Bentley 6673 ff.119-120
inscriptions in church |
| BERESFORD |
6674 ff.141-142
arms of, with note by Adam Wolley re changes |
| BERESFORD |
of Parwich 6692 ff.94-97
William, conveyance by, of lands for charitable use, 1695 |
| BERISFORT |
6671 ff.158-167
Mrs James, wife of Dennis BARLEY and mother of Peter BARLEY
of Barley esq.; mentioned in family memoranda of Arthur MOWER.
See MOWER 6671 ff.158-167 [with
regard to the Barleys of Barlow] |
| BERNARD |
6691 ff.138, 139
Settlement of Henry GILBERT, of Locko, on his marriage with
Elizabeth BERNARD, 1658 |
| BERNARD |
6692 ff.112, 113
Settlement on marriage of Henry GILBERT, of Locko, to Elizabeth
BERNARD, 1618 |
| BIGG |
6694 ff.109, 110
Suit of Edward WILMOT against W. BIGG and G. WALTON for ejecting
him by force out of a messuage at Trusley, "with Swords, Daggers,
Staves, Clubbs, & Knives," 1732 |
| BINGHAM |
6691 ff.263-269
Suit of James BINGHAM with Lettice JENKINSON as to Ballidon,
1748 |
| BIRD |
6687 f.247
William, deceased, late estate of, the case of Stanton Hall,
1656-1696 |
| BIRDS |
of Stanton 6669 ff.159-160
[family in the neighbourhood] named in "Minutes of
some Letters and Papers relating to Haddon, etc." |
| BIRDS |
of Mansfield 6670 ff.195-6
Churchwardens bought the weathercock from BIRDS of Mansfield,
1692 [Contained in notes by J. Reynold's on Crich and Crich
church in 1770-1] See Lea |
| BIRDS |
of Stanton Hall 6673 ff.94-95
pedigree of |
| BLACKWALL |
of Blackwall 6668 ff.156-158
pedigree of, "exceedingly incorrect. A.W." |
| BLACKWALL |
6669 f.25
pedigree of, with of Wensley family
See reference in Wolley Manuscripts, Matlock Vol 6669 |
| BLACKWALL |
of Blackwall 6670 f.82
Richard, confirmation of arms to |
| BLACKWALL |
of Blackwall 6675 ff.222-243
pedigree of, with others |
| BLACKWALL |
6694 ff.104-1O8
William of Blackwall's suit with E. LOWE as to commons in Milnhay,
9 Elizabeth |
| BLACKWALL |
6695 ff.262-275
pedigree and family |
| BLACKWELL |
[Haddon worker] 6669 ff.159-161
Richard, the dancer, named in "Minutes of some Letters and
Papers relating to Haddon, etc." Bailiff's acc. Expended
in housekeeping, 1664 |
| BLITHE |
of Norton 6668 ff.314-326
pedigree of, with others |
| BLONT |
6671 ff.158-167
Aunt, mentioned in family memoranda of Arthur MOWER.
See MOWER 6671 ff.158-167 [with
regard to the Barleys of Barlow] |
| BLONT |
6671 ff.162-3
Mr. George [also spelt BLOUNT], mentioned in the doings
of George Earl of SHREWSBURY and of his entrance to Lordship
of Barley Anno Dom 1589- A° Eliz. 31 mo.; part of family memoranda
of Arthur MOWER.
See MOWER 6671 ff.158-167 [with
regard to the Barleys of Barlow] |
| BLOODWOOD |
of Derby and Allestree 6672 ff.260-263
Joseph, late Alderman of D., whose goods were put up for sale
at his retirement to A., papers relative to |
| BLORE |
6668 ff.502-504
Thomas, printed proposal of TB to produce a history of Derbyshire,
1791-2 |
| BLORE |
6675 ff.219-220
printed proposals for printing first part of the "History
and Antiquity of the County of Derby", by Thos BLORE. FSA,
1792 |
| BLOUNT |
6668 ff.375-421
George, original letters to George POLE, temp. Elizabeth |
| BOHUNE |
6672 f.134
Abstract of grant to Rupert BROWNE and Samuel BOHUNE of the
honour of Tutbury, 1683 |
| BOOMER |
of Crich 6670 ff.195-6
John BEARDSALL Senr and Thomas BOOMER, churchwardens, bought
the weathercock from BIRDS of Mansfield, 1692 [Contained
in notes by J. Reynold's on Crich and Crich church in 1770-1]
See Lea |
| BOOTHBY |
6666 ff.23-32
Sir Brooke, from deeds (re Hanson Grange) in possession of from
18 Edward II to 1660. Also deed of Ible and Alsop in the Dale |
| BOOTHBY |
6672 f.249
Letter to Robert FEARNE, High Constable for the Hundreth of
Wirksworth, 18 Mar 1674 from Will. BOOTHBY and W. FITZHERBERT
- about Hearth Tax |
| BOOTHBY |
6675 ff.75-113
abstract of documents relative to Bradley of Ash, and the family
of, including will of Sir Henry |
| BOOTHBY |
6675 ff.152-153
documents |
| BOOTHBY |
6696 ff.81-85
Deed of sale by Thomas BOOTHBY of manor of Bradley to N. TWIGG,
1755 |
| BOTHAM |
6667 ff.362-365
accounts of Benefactions and Charities given to the Borough
of Derby, with others |
| BOTHAM |
6691 ff.263-269
Suit between Richard LISETT and Mary BOTHAM as to manors of
Stoney Middleton and Eyam, 1746 |
| BOURNE |
6668 ff.246-247
pedigree of |
| BOURNE |
of Ashover 6675 ff.379b, 380
detailed account of Immanuel B, rector |
| BOURNE |
6694 ff.189-192
Sale by Obadiah BOURNE of lands in of Ashover to J. BOWER and
M. BRIDDON, 1672 |
| BOWDEN |
of Bowden 6667 f.105
pedigree of |
| BOWER |
6694 ff.189-192
Sale by Obadiah BOURNE of lands in of Ashover to J. BOWER and
M. BRIDDON, 1672 |
| BOWN |
6694 ff.68-72
Suit of Robert GREENSMITH and Francis BOWN against Sir John
STATHAM, bill of expenses, etc., 1723. |
| BOWNE |
6689 ff.312-319
Henry, suit with Sir Talbot CLERKE concerning Derwent Hall and
Monyash estate. |
| BRADSHAW |
6668 f.470
An account given by Mr. Thomas MARSHALL of Edale, 17 Dec 1778,
appeared in Derby News 28 Apr [no year], of a punishment
for murder. [The newspaper report has subsequently
been found in the Derby Mercury of 21 April 1785. It contains all the names of those who
committed the crime.] |
| BRADSHAW |
6692 ff. 227-240
Peter, lease to, of Chinlies, in the High Peak, 13 James I. |
| BRADSHAW |
6702 f.79
John, name mentioned in commonplace book of Roger Columbell
regarding how to make a horse feed |
| BRADSHAW |
6692 f.226
Bond from Francis BRADSHAW and Anthony BRADSHAW to Roland EYRE
for the conveyance of a share of land in Rowland and Hassop,
18 Elizabeth |
| BRADSHAW |
6695 f.282
pedigree |
| BRAILSFORD |
6674 ff.150-155
pedigree of, with others |
| BRAILSFORD |
6675 ff.353-375
pedigree of, with others |
| BRAILSFORD |
of Brailsford in Tupton 6675 ff.375b-380
"Extracts from some old writings in the possession of Mr. Bunting,
Mercer, of Chesterfield." Relate to Brailsford in Tupton and
family of Brailsford, temp. Henry VIII.
[Also letter about ABNEY of Willsley Hall who died 15 Aug
1791] |
| BRAILSFORD |
of Brailsford in Tapton 6675 ff.391-401
pedigrees and deeds of, with others |
| BRAMHALL |
6671 ff.162-3
Edward, mentioned in the doings of George Earl of SHREWSBURY
and of his entrance to Lordship of Barley Anno Dom 1589- A°
Eliz. 31 mo.; part of family memoranda of Arthur MOWER.
See MOWER 6671 ff.158-167 [with
regard to the Barleys of Barlow] |
| BRANDRETH |
of Lichfield 6704 f.210
Court held at Wirksworth church 28th July 1611 A Lea [levy
or rate] made towards church repair and casting of the first
bell. Mr. Robt. BAMFORD, official, Mr. Toby STOYTE, vicar of
Wirksworth, Mr. Richard WARDE, vicar of Duffield and Mr Richard
BRANDDRETH a proctor of Lichfield. With names of Sessors who
subscribed and set their hands |
| BRETTON |
6675 ff.353-375
pedigree of, with others |
| BREWER |
6691 ff.107-127
Grant to William Brewer by King John of the manors of Chesterfield,
Brimington, and Whittington, and of the wapentake of Scarsdale |
| BRIDDON |
6694 ff.189-192
Sale by Obadiah BOURNE of lands in of Ashover to J. BOWER and
M. BRIDDON, 1672 |
| BRIGHT |
of Chesterfield 6674 ff.115-124
brief pedigree of, with others |
| BRITTON |
6668 ff.153-155
elaborate pedigrees, with other surnames |
| BROMWALL |
[Haddon worker] 6669 ff.159-161
Ottiwel, the dancer, and his Kinswoman, named in "Minutes
of some Letters and Papers relating to Haddon, etc." Bailiff's
acc. Expended in housekeeping, 1664 |
| BROWN |
6672 f.134
Abstract of grant to Rupert BROWNE and Samuel BOHUNE of the
honour of Tutbury, 1683 |
| BROWN |
6675 ff.353-375
pedigree of, with others |
| BROWN |
6702 f.79
John, name mentioned in commonplace book of Roger Columbell
regarding how to make a horse feed |
| BULLOCK |
6668 ff.151b, 152
1566 - 1609, extracts of families from Dronfield PR |
| BULLOCK |
of Unston 6672 ff.169-172
pedigree of |
| BUNTINGE |
6675 ff.375b-380
"Extracts from some old writings in the possession of Mr.
Bunting, Mercer, of Chesterfield." Relate to Brailsford
in Tupton and family of Brailsford, temp. Henry VIII.
[Also letter about ABNEY of Willsley Hall who died 15 Aug
1791] |
| BURLINGTON |
6692 ff.89-90
Earl of, printed case as to the Earls of THANET, BURLINGTON
and AILESBURY, being joint lords of the manor of Eyam, in right
of their ladies, with explanatory map of the vein of lead n.d. |
| BURROWS |
6687 ff.293-299
Suit of Thomas BURROWES with Arthur LOWE as to land in Alderwasley,
Ashleyhay, Wirksworth, and Belper, 1690 |
| BURTON |
of Holmesfield 6671 ff.158-167
wife of Thomas, godparent of MOWER's son Robert, mentioned in
family memoranda of Arthur MOWER.
See MOWER 6671 ff.158-167 [with
regard to the Barleys of Barlow] |
| BURTON |
6674 ff.248-317
Caldwell tithes; Newhall and of Stanton tothes; Stapenhill vicarage.
Numerous papers relate to suit of Henry des VOEUX v. Thomas
WHITTINGHAM and Charles BURTON. Des VOEUX was appointed to the
vicarage of Stapenhill in 1813; the defendants occupiers of
land in Newhall and of Stanton, refused tithes of hay, woll,
and lambs, etc. |
| BURTON |
6675 ff.353-375
pedigree of, with others |
| BURTON |
6695 ff.67-84
DES VREUX v. WHITTINGHAM and BURTON; tithe suit as to Stapenhill. |
| BUSHBY |
6689 ff.278-281
Mrs., abstract of title deed relating to estate at Cowley, 1787 |
| BUTCHER |
6674 f.179
Francis of Duckmanton, carpenter.
See entry for Sutton Hall |
| BUTLER |
6668 f.470
An account given by Mrs. Thomas MARSHALL of Edale, 17 Dec 1778,
appeared in Derby News 28 Apr [no year], of a punishment
for murder |
| BUTLER |
6675 ff.297, 298
grant by patent of James I to Henry BUTLER and Henry OGLE of
rectories of Bolsover, Hartington and Lullington |
| BUXTON |
of Holmesfield 6668 f.313
pedigree of |
| BUXTON |
of Bradbourne 6669 ff.103-111
pedigree of, with others |
| BUXTON |
of Buxton 6669 ff.103-111
pedigree of, with others |
| BUXTON |
of Youlgrave & Alport 6669 ff.159-160
[family in the neighbourhood] named in "Minutes of
some Letters and Papers relating to Haddon, etc." |
| BUXTON |
6670 f.86
German, Walter and Francis, named in original apportionment
of manors of Lea and Bradbourne, 23 July 1679 |
Pedigrees, Documents & Deeds : Surnames A - B