The Wolley Manuscripts, Derbyshire |
A Major Collection of pre 1828 Pedigrees, Charters, Documents, Deeds & Wills |
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Pedigrees, Documents & Deeds : Surnames T - Z |
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SURNAMES T - Abode / Volume/ folio(s) / More information |
TALBOT |
6670 f.86b
Mary, Henry, George, name on inscription on an Almshouse on
the of Cromford / Wirksworth road dated 1651, scarcely legible
8th June 1757 |
TALBOT |
6671 ff.134-136
Partition deed of manors of Cromford and Willersley between
two daughters and co-heiresses of Henry TALBOT, 13 James I. |
TALBOT |
6696 f.52
pedigree of |
TALBOTT |
6671 ff.158-167
Mr and his daughter Frances TALBOTT, mentioned in family memoranda
of Arthur MOWER.
See MOWER 6671 ff.158-167 [with
regard to the Barleys of Barlow] |
TATHAM |
6674 ff.346-347
Tithe suit, Sutton-on-the-Hill, between John TATHAM vicar and
Mary DRAPER and others, 5 William and Mary |
THACKER |
6672 ff.166-168
Thomas, servant of Godfey FOLJAMBE of Walton, Chesterfield,
and undersheriff of co. Derby. Mentioned in FOLJAMBE family
notes-fragment, badly written, late 16thc |
THACKER |
of Repton 6674 ff.186-190
pedigree of, with others |
THACKERS |
of Heage 6668 ff.331-333
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THANET |
6689 ff.388-411
Earl of, abstract of title of, to a third part of the manors
of South Wingfield, Crich, Lea, Tansley, Culland, Fritchley,
Wheatcroft, Over Holloway, Nether Holloway, Coddington, Linney
Lane, Oakerthorpe, Shirland, Morton, Stretton, Northwingfield,
and of Ashover. |
THANET |
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. |
THOMAS |
of Edale 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 |
THORNE |
John 6687 ff.34-46
Go to STUART, Charles [late King] |
THORNHILL |
of Stanton 6669 ff.103-111
pedigree of, with others |
THORNHILL |
6688 ff.295-303
release of the manor of Yeaveley to John WALKER from D. HARTLEY
and H. THORNHILL, 1772 |
THOROTON |
6669 ff.159-160
Dr., named in "Minutes of some Letters and Papers relating
to Haddon, etc." |
TISSINGTON, de |
6675 ff.383b-384
Inquisito ad quod damnum, 35 Edward III., as to Roger
de CHESTERFIELD, William de WAKEBRIDGE, and Richard de TISSINGTON
establishing an endorsed chantry in the church of the Blessed
Mary of Crich |
TONCHET |
6672 ff.17-18
grant of free warren in Markeaton to Thomas, 36 Henry III onwards |
TOPLEY |
of Coldbrook 6674 ff.210-221
pedigree of, with others |
TOPLIS |
6675 ff.259-263
pedigree of, with, STAFFORD and VERNON |
TOVARREY |
6671 ff.158-167
Mr. George, mentioned in family memoranda of Arthur MOWER.
See MOWER 6671 ff.158-167 [with
regard to the Barleys of Barlow] |
TOWNDROW |
[of Crich] 6681 ff.6d-10
family, 18th-19thc |
TOWNSEND |
6673 ff.113-114
Hon. G., annual value of estates at Walton, Tamworth and Bradborne,
£2,040 10s 6 ¼d. 1749 |
TOWNSEND |
6688 ff.437-443
printed particulars of sale (1809) of Bradborne manor and estates
of 1,300 acres ; sold by Marquis of TOWNSEND to Philip GELL,
of Hopton, for £85,000. |
TRACY |
William 6687 ff.34-46
Go to STUART, Charles [late King] |
TRAVIS |
6671 ff.243-244
order for trial between William COCKAYNE and Ann LANE and Henry
TRAVIS as to impropriate rectory of Bradborne, 22 Charles II |
TROUT |
6671 ff.158-167
John, mentioned in family memoranda of Arthur MOWER.
See MOWER 6671 ff.158-167 [with
regard to the Barleys of Barlow] |
TRUEMAN |
of Alfreton 6670 ff.177-8
pedigree of, with others from notes of J. Reynolds |
TUCHET |
6674 ff.115-124
brief pedigree of, with others |
TURBUTT |
6670 f.114
William, purchase and ownership of Ogston, with will of Katherine
MARBURY |
TURNER |
of Denby 6674 ff.115-124
brief pedigree of, with others |
TURNER |
6694 ff.131-137
[and ff.144-150] Suit of Strelley PEGGE with G. WATKINSON
v. G. TURNER as to messuages at Chesterfield and Wormhill, 1733 |
TURNER |
6694 ff.144-150
[and ff.131-137] Suit of Strelley PEGGE with G. WATKINSON
v. G. TURNER as to messuages at Chesterfield and Wormhill, 1733 |
TURNOR |
6694 ff.124-126
Suit of Elizabeth TURNOR with J. G. COOPER concerning the manor
of Locko, 1736 |
TWIGG |
6696 ff.81-85
Deed of sale by Thomas BOOTHBY of manor of Bradley to N. TWIGG,
1755 |
TWIGGE |
6692 ff.85-88
John Esq., schedule of deeds belonging to. |
TWYFORD |
6672 ff.142-165
early charters, cheifly relative to lands of Kirk Langley; part
of an original 15thc chartulary of lands and descent of TWYFORD
family |
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SURNAMES V - Abode / Volume/ folio(s) / More information |
VENNER |
6696 ff.53-55
pedigree of |
VERNON |
6666 ff.106-115
family of |
VERNON |
6668 ff.159-164
with Mallbank |
VERNON |
6669 ff.159-160
Sir Geo's tomb, named in "Minutes of some Letters and Papers
relating to Haddon, etc." |
VERNON |
6675 ff.259-263
pedigree of, with TOPLIS and STAFFORD |
VOEUX, des |
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. |
VOSSALI |
6674 f.179
Francis Gent., one of two Italians who did the stuke (stucco)
work.
See entry for Sutton Hall |
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SURNAMES W - Abode / Volume/ folio(s) / More information |
WAKE |
of Chesterfield 6674 ff.200-207
pedigree of, with others |
WAKEBRIDGE |
of Wakebridge 6675 ff.391-401
pedigrees and deeds of, with others |
WAKEBRIDGE, de |
6675 ff.383b-384
Inquisito ad quod damnum, 35 Edward III., as to Roger
de CHESTERFIELD, William de WAKEBRIDGE, and Richard de TISSINGTON
establishing an endorsed chantry in the church of the Blessed
Mary of Crich |
WALKELIN |
6674 ff.115-124
brief pedigree of, with others |
WALKER |
6687 ff.184, 185
William, agreement beween WW and Katherine MARBURY for the sale
of a farm at Darley, 27 James II |
WALKER |
6688 ff.295-303
release of the manor of Yeaveley to John WALKER from D. HARTLEY
and H. THORNHILL, 1772 |
WALKER |
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. |
WALL |
6667 f.139
See reference in Wolley
Manuscripts, Matlock Vols 6666-7 |
WALL |
of Wensley 6669 ff.185-196
estates of Mary in Pilsley, Tibshelf, Hucknall |
WALL |
of Matlock 6672 ff.205-206
Stephen, abstract of title deeds.
See reference in Wolley Manuscripts, Matlock Vols 6670-5 |
WALTON |
6667 ff.362-365
Archdeacon and Mrs., accounts of Benefactions and Charities
given to the Borough of Derby, with others |
WALTON |
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 |
WARBURTON |
6666 ff.362-365
John, Somerset Herald, deceased. Printed Catalogue of Sale by
Auction of Heraldic MSS at Essex House, 7 & 8 March 1766. Prices
inserted |
WARD |
6688 ff.273-289
brief for plaintiffs in suit between Benjamin WARD and others
v. Nathaniel Lord SCARSDALE and Sir Edward WILMOT concerning
the manor of Findern, and other papers as to the same, 16 George
III. |
WARDE |
of Duffield 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 |
WARDLE |
of Ashbourne 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 |
WARREN |
6675 ff.307b-319
pedigree of, with others |
WATKINSON |
of Brampton 6673 ff.102-103
pedigree of |
WATKINSON |
6694 ff.131-137
[and ff.144-150] Suit of Strelley PEGGE with G. WATKINSON
v. G. TURNER as to messuages at Chesterfield and Wormhill, 1733 |
WATKINSON |
6694 ff.144-150
[and ff.131-137] Suit of Strelley PEGGE with G. WATKINSON
v. G. TURNER as to messuages at Chesterfield and Wormhill, 1733 |
WATTERHOUSE |
6671 ff.158-167
Thomas, one of the beadmen at death of George BARLEY, 1568;
mentioned in family memoranda of Arthur MOWER.
See MOWER 6671 ff.158-167 [with
regard to the Barleys of Barlow] |
WELBY |
6668 ff.210-214
Will., re letters relative to disturbances in Derbyshire as
to the non-currency of clipped or defaced money then in circulation,
1696 |
WELBY |
6688 ff.19-31
Assignments to Richard WILMOT, M.D., of messuages in Kirk Hallam
from Elizabeth WELBY, Henry GILBERT, and John GILBERT, 1716. |
WENDESLEY |
of Wendesley [Wensley] 6675 ff.307b-319
pedigree of, with others |
WENSLEY |
6669 ff.12-30
deeds, 86 in total.
See reference in Wolley
Manuscripts, Matlock Vol 6669 |
WENSLEY |
6669 f.25
pedigree, with of Blackwall
See reference in Wolley
Manuscripts, Matlock Vol 6669 |
WEST |
6673 ff.1-8
Sir Henry, translation of grant 32 Henry VIII of site of Darley
Abbey to. A.W.'s handwriting. |
WHITBY |
6673 ff.319-324
Solicitor's bill from Herbert GREENSMITH to Richard WHITBY,
1771-1777 |
WHITE |
6667 ff.362-365
Sir Thomas, accounts of Benefactions and Charities given to
the Borough of Derby, with others |
WHITE |
6694 ff.41-50
William.
See reference in Wolley
Manuscripts, Matlock Vols 6691-6 |
WHITTINGHAM |
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. |
WHITTINGHAM |
6695 ff.67-84
DES VREUX v. WHITTINGHAM and BURTON; tithe suit as to Stapenhill. |
WHYTE |
6674 ff.88-90
Suit of Sir Francis LEAKE against Robert WHYTE and others concerning
tithe of lead ore at Bakewell, Hope, Tideswell, etc. 14 James
I |
WIGFALL |
6673 f.101
pedigree of, with Sitwell |
WIGLEY |
6668 ff.300-311
pedigrees |
WIGLEY |
of Middleton 6670 ff.177-8
pedigree of, with others from notes of J. Reynolds |
WIGLEY |
6670 ff.207-211
pedigree and family of |
WIGLEY |
6687 ff.114-118
See reference in Wolley
Manuscripts, Matlock Vols 6687-6690 |
WIGLEY |
6687 ff.159-161
See reference in Wolley
Manuscripts, Matlock Vols 6687-6690 |
WIGLEY |
6704 f.171
Letter of John MANNERS to Mr. WIGLEY, 9th Sep 1598 |
WIGLEY |
6704 f.177b
complaint to the King re Margaret COATES of Cumford, widow to
provided for needs of herself and children. One Raphe Wigley
shot her dog |
WILCOCK |
6687 ff.310-328
suit of Henry FERNE with S. WILCOCK and the Duke of Devonshire
concerning Bonsall |
WILCOCKSON |
6704 f.210
George, for Bigginge. Court held at Wirksworth church 28th July
1611 A Lea [levy or rate] made towards church repair and casting
of the first bell. With names of Sessors who subscribed and
set their hands |
WILKINSON |
6667 f.139
See reference in Wolley
Manuscripts, Matlock Vols 6666-7 |
WILKS |
6674 f.179
John of Birmingham, Gent., Locksmith.
See entry for Sutton Hall |
WILLEY |
6671 ff.158-167
Richard, mentioned in family memoranda of Arthur MOWER.
See MOWER 6671 ff.158-167 [with
regard to the Barleys of Barlow] |
WILLOUGHBY |
6671 ff.181-2
Conveyance of Woodhall Park, Risley to Michael WILLOUGHBY, 1587 |
WILLOUGHBY |
6675 f.301
pedigree of |
WILLOUGHBY |
of Risley 6688 ff .76-105
suit by Henry SMITH and two others, as executors of Sir Henry
WILLOUGHBY, of Risley, 1655 |
WILLOUGHBY |
6688 ff.150-170
indendure relative to the marriage of Nicholas STRELLEY with
Bridget WILLOUGHBY, 1 James I. |
WILMOT |
6670 ff.177-8
Roadnook Hall in the manor of Brakenfield. Built by John SPAKEMAN,
sold to Sir Edward WILMOT in 1768 and by him pulled down. [in
pedigrees and from notes of J. Reynolds] |
WILMOT |
6673 f.225
agreement between Robert WILMOT and Edward LOWE, 1 James II |
WILMOT |
6673 ff.271-290
Suit of Robert REVELL with Edward WILMOT, 6 George II |
WILMOT |
of Derby 6674 ff.173-178
pedigree of, with others |
WILMOT |
6688 ff.19-31
Assignments to Richard WILMOT, M.D., of messuages in Kirk Hallam
from Elizabeth WELBY, Henry GILBERT, and John GILBERT, 1716. |
WILMOT |
6688 ff.273-289
brief for plaintiffs in suit between Benjamin WARD and others
v. Nathaniel Lord SCARSDALE and Sir Edward WILMOT concerning
the manor of Findern, and other papers as to the same, 16 George
III. |
WILMOT |
6695 ff.45-66
Suit of WILMOT v. HELLABY concerning Trusley, 1817 |
WILMOT |
6691 ff.128-131
Edward WILMOT's exchange with D'Ewes COKE of the manor of Trusley
and Pinxton, 1731 |
WILMOT |
6692 ff.114-119
Partition deed between Edward WILMOT and wife, and Dewes COKE
and wife, of divers manors, 1727 |
WILMOT |
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 |
WILMOTT |
6694 ff.138-143
Suit of Francis REVELL with E. WILMOTT and others as to lands
at Chesterfield, etc., 1723 |
WINTER |
6694 ff.41-50
William. [Cox has WINTER, ucls has WALKER]
See reference in
Wolley Manuscripts, Matlock Vols 6691-6 |
WISHALL |
6702 f.107
Will, of Staunton, name mentioned in commonplace book of Roger
Columbell regarding part payment for marle peaches Aprill 1588 |
WOLLEY |
6667 f.139
See reference in Wolley
Manuscripts, Matlock Vols 6666-7 |
WOLLEY |
6667 ff.144-211
See reference in Wolley
Manuscripts, Matlock Vol 6667 |
WOLLEY |
of Middleton 6668 ff.314-326
pedigree of, with others |
WOLLEY |
of Riber 6669 ff.159-160
[family in the neighbourhood] named in "Minutes of
some Letters and Papers relating to Haddon, etc." |
WOLLEY |
6669 ff.220-222
See reference in Wolley
Manuscripts, Matlock Vol 6669 |
WOLLEY |
6673 ff.231-232
Abstract of Mr. WOLLEY's title to Boothays. |
WOLLEY |
6674 ff.192-194
three letters to A.W. From Robert LEMON of Record Office, Tower,
in 1813, charging a fourth of the official fee for transcripts
of various Derbyshire matters. |
WOLLEY |
of Riber 6674 ff.210-221
pedigree of, with others |
WOLLEY |
6675 f.183
See reference in Wolley
Manuscripts, Matlock Vols 6670-5 |
WOLLEY |
6675 ff.209-217
family, collections of.
For some See reference
in Wolley Manuscripts, Matlock Vol 6670-5 |
WOLLEY |
6681 f.136d
family of, 16-17c, See reference in Wolley, Matlock Vol 6681-6 |
WOLLEY |
6689 ff.41-43
See reference in
Wolley Manuscripts, Matlock Vols 6687-6690 |
WOLLEY |
6689 ff.204-239
See reference in
Wolley Manuscripts, Matlock Vols 6687-6690 |
WOLLEY |
6688 ff.290-294
sale by John WOLLEY to R. PEACOCK of his estate at Boothay,
1740 |
WOLLEY |
6689 ff.358-360
John, abstract of title of, to estate at Darley and Boothay. |
WOOD |
of Wakebridge 6668 ff.170-174
[about] |
WOOD |
of Chesterfield 6669 147-148
pedigree of |
WOOD |
[Haddon worker] 6669 ff.159-161
George, the Cook, named in "Minutes of some Letters and Papers
relating to Haddon, etc." Bailiff's acc. Expended in housekeeping,
1664 |
WOOD |
of Swanwick 6675 f.206
pedigree of |
WOOD |
of Swanwick 6675 ff.332-246
pedigree of, with others |
WOODHOUSE |
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 |
WRAY |
6672 ff.166-168
Sir Christopher, whose daughter was married to Godfey FOLJAMBE.
Mentioned in FOLJAMBE family notes-fragment, badly written,
late 16thc |
WRAY |
6675 ff.222-243
pedigree of, with others |
WRIGHT |
of Longston 6668 ff.314-326
pedigree of, with others |
WRIGHT |
of Unthank 6668 ff.314-326
pedigree of, with others |
WRIGHT |
of Longstone 6669 ff.159-160
[family in the neighbourhood] named in "Minutes of
some Letters and Papers relating to Haddon, etc." |
WRIGHT |
of Ripley 6670 f.83
pedigree of |
WRIGHT |
of Great Longston 6673 ff.96-100
deeds of Robert |
WRIGHT |
6687 ff.93-98
J., grant by Sir John ZOUCH to J. W. and others of coal mines
in Ripley, 10 James I |
WRIGHT |
6689 ff.32-40
Sale by James WRIGHT to John SHERBROOK land in Shirland Park,
1660 |
WYNFELD |
6704 f.210
Richard for Ashleyhaye. Court held at Wirksworth church 28th
July 1611 A Lea [levy or rate] made towards church repair
and casting of the first bell. With names of Sessors who subscribed
and set their hands |
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SURNAMES Y - Abode / Volume/ folio(s) / More information |
YATES |
of Derby 6669 f.51
pedigree of |
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SURNAMES Z - Abode / Volume/ folio(s) / More information |
ZOUCH |
of Codnor 6672 ff.176-179
Sir Thomas COCKAYNE of Ashbourne and Francis COCKAYNE of Harthill
v. Sir John ZOUCH of Codnor and others as to the entail of Harthill,
Ballidon, Mappleton, Calton, Thorpe, Bradley, etc. 31 Elizabeth |
ZOUCH |
of Codnor Castle 6687 ff.93-98
Sir John, grant by to J. WRIGHT and others of coal mines in
Ripley, 10 James I |
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