| The Wolley Manuscripts, Derbyshire |
| A Major Collection of pre 1828 Pedigrees, Charters, Documents, Deeds & Wills |
| |
 Charters, Documents & Deeds : Places C - E |
|
| Places C - Volume/ folio(s) / More information |
| Caldlow |
6675 ff.4-27
Brief accounts, carefully prepared, of Ashover with its diverse
halls, Bonsall, Matlock, and Wirksworth with Caldlow, Hopton,
Ible, Cromford, Middleton, Wigwell Grange, Alderwasley, Alton,
Idridgehay, and Biggin. |
| Caldwell |
6674 ff.248-317
Caldwell tithes; Newhall and Stanton tithes ; Stapenhill Vicarage.
These 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
lands in Newhall and Stanton, refused tithes of "flay, wool,
and lambs, etc. |
| Calke |
6674 ff.1-10
Translation of Derbyshire entries on Quo Warranto Roll, 3 Edward
III., relative to. Includes many other Derbyshire parishes.
See Alvaston 6674 ff.1-10 for details
of other parishes. |
| Callow |
6695 ff.119-121
Abstract of the award for dividing Mappleton and Callow, 1730. |
| Calver |
6666 ff.188-201
Printed particulars as to sale, by decree of Chancery, of manors,
lordships and real estates of the late John Archer Esq. To be
sold at the Great Hotel, Buxton, on the 9th and 10th days of
June, 1802, in twenty four lots. Written particulars as to the
purchase of some of the lots. With other parishes and townships
within Derbyshire, 1802. |
| Canterbury |
6666 ff.36&37
early extracts as to, with other places. |
| Carlingthwaite |
6667 ff.35-130
Copies of Charters, Deed Rolls, Decrees etc., of various reigns
relative to. Includes other Derbyshire parishes. |
| Carsington |
6674 f.338
Terrier of, 1693. |
| Carsington |
6692 f.55
Printed petition for freeholders and miners of Ashover, Matlock,
Darley, Bonsall, and Carsington against paying tithe ore in
relation to a Bill then pending in the House of Commons. They
deny that the tithe of lead ore has ever been paid in these
five parishes (n.d.).
(date given as c.1700 - uc/chlsl) . |
| Castleton |
6666 ff.188-201
Printed particulars as to sale, by decree of Chancery, of manors,
lordships and real estates of the late John Archer Esq. To be
sold at the Great Hotel, Buxton, on the 9th and 10th days of
June, 1802, in twenty four lots. Written particulars as to the
purchase of some of the lots. With other parishes and townships
within Derbyshire, 1802. |
| Castleton |
6673 ff.151-156
Decree in exchequer relative to tithes of, 13 Charles I. |
| Chapel-en-le-Frith |
6666 ff.188-201
Printed particulars as to sale, by decree of Chancery, of manors,
lordships and real estates of the late John Archer Esq. To be
sold at the Great Hotel, Buxton, on the 9th and 10th days of
June, 1802, in twenty four lots. Written particulars as to the
purchase of some of the lots. With other parishes and townships
within Derbyshire, 1802. |
| Chapel-en-le-Frith |
6692 ff.142-145
The founding of the chuch of Chapel-en-le-Frith, as exemplified
in a commission of the year 1317. |
| Chapel-en-le-Frith |
6701 -
This is a thin folio volume of "Derbyshire Church Notes," by
Mr. John Reynolds, of Plaistow, about the year 1750. They refer
to the churches of Alfreton, Beeley, Chapel-en-le-Frith, Chesterfield,
Crich, Darley, Dronfield, Edensor, Elvaston, Norton, Spondon,
Staveley, and South Wingfield. Each account has been cited in
full or in substance in my [i.e. Cox's] four volumes
of Notes on the Churches of Derbyshire. |
| Chatsworth |
6668 ff.237-8
Drawing of Roman altar on the staicase of. |
| Chellaston |
6669 ff.31-36
Deeds relating to Arleston, Sinfin, Chellaston, Breadsall, and
Stretton-in-the-Field. |
| Chelmorton |
6666 ff.15-20
foundation of chantry of (in English). Copies of Dr. Vernon's
extracts from the Regist. Ecc. de Lichf., Harl. M.S.,
4799. With other places. 1256. |
| Chesterfield |
6666 ff.202 & 203
Valuable Pews and Sitting Places in the parish church of. Printed
particulars as to sale. [Not dated, of the Liberi Tenantes,
the Tenent' terr' d'nicas, the Tenentes ad voluntatem,
and the Tenentes in Bondagio] With other places nearby. |
| Chesterfield |
6666 ff.220-226
Account and Survey of the Dean and Chapter of Lincoln's Derbyshire
possesions, Three Centuries of Derbyshire Annals Henry
VI. Original and highly interesting. Gives details of receipts
of the great churches of Wirksworth, Ashbourne and Chesterfield. |
| Chesterfield |
6667 ff.354-386
Transcripts of Deed Polls, Charters, Indentures, etc, relative
to Thornley, Brampton, Harwood, Beauchief, Ashover, Duckmanton,
Darley, Chesterfield, etc. |
| Chesterfield |
6670 f.81
Extent of privileges of parish church of. "Copied from transcript
at end of an old Parish Register belonging to Chesterfield church,
20 March 1790." |
| Chesterfield |
6671 ff.319-20
Printed particulars of manor of Walton, and estates within manors
of Walton, Hasland, and Brampton, including " Sundry valuable
Pews and Sitting Places in the Parish Church of Chesterfield,"
for sale by private contract. Printed by H. Bradley, Chesterfield.
No date. (See Churches of Derbyshire, i., 188-9.) |
| Chesterfield |
6671 ff.321-324
Printed catalogue of oak and other timber in parishes of Sutton,
Brampton, Codnor, and Wheatcroft, to be sold by auction on 24th
April, 1795, at the Angel Inn, Chesterfield. |
| Chesterfield |
6673 ff.90-93
Vicarage of. |
| Chesterfield |
6673 ff.166-167
Notes as to history of vicarage. |
| Chesterfield |
6674 ff.1-10
Translation of Derbyshire entries on Quo Warranto Roll, 3 Edward
III., relative to. Includes many other Derbyshire parishes.
See Alvaston 6674 ff.1-10 for details
of other parishes. |
| Chesterfield |
6675 ff.139-143
Terriers of, 1751. |
| Chesterfield |
6701
This is a thin folio volume of "Derbyshire Church Notes," by
Mr. John Reynolds, of Plaistow, about the year 1750. They refer
to the churches of Alfreton, Beeley, Chapel-en-le-Frith, Chesterfield,
Crich, Darley, Dronfield, Edensor, Elvaston, Norton, Spondon,
Staveley, and South Wingfield. Each account has been cited in
full or in substance in my [Cox's] four volumes of Notes
on the Churches of Derbyshire. |
| Chevin |
6691 ff.43-45
Lease of tithes of Belper, Chevin, and Holbrook in Duffield
Forest, 1739. |
| Chevin |
6691 ff.77-83
Decree as to the Duffield Wards of Belper, Chevin, and Hulland. |
| Chevin |
6691 ff.87-99
Act of 22-23 Charles II. as to the above Wards. |
| Chilcote |
6674 ff.132-133
Collections as to. |
| Church Broughton |
6673 ff.141-144
Settlement of the rectory of Church Broughton, 1 Anne. |
| Church Broughton |
6673 ff.236-243
Church Broughton, terrier of glebe lands, 1751, etc., and Scropton. |
| Church Broughton |
6694 ff.234-239
Title to impropriation of. |
| Clifton |
6674 ff.1-10
Translation of Derbyshire entries on Quo Warranto Roll, 3 Edward
III., relative to. Includes many other Derbyshire parishes.
See Alvaston 6674 ff.1-10 for details
of other parishes. |
| Cluniac Priory of St. James |
6672 f.119
Original rental of lands pertaining to the Cluniac Priory of
St. James, £11-15-6. A.D., 1532. |
| Codnor |
6671 ff.321-324
Printed catalogue of oak and other timber in parishes of Sutton,
Brampton, Codnor, and Wheatcroft, to be sold by auction on 24th
April, 1795, at the Angel Inn, Chesterfield. |
| Conksbury |
6674 ff.334-337
Conksbury, Youlgreave parish. (See Churches of Derbyshire,
ii., 344.) |
| Contesbury |
6671 ff.205-6
Abstracts from Leicester Abbey chartulary as to Contesbury. |
| Crich |
6666 f.273-4
Church. J. REYNOLD's original notes on, with copies of inscriptions,
heraldry, etc. 1758. (See Churches of Derbyshire, iv.,
57) |
| Crich |
6666 ff.295-301
manor of. |
| Crich |
6667 f.251
Notes on Church. See Churches of Derbyshire. |
| Crich |
6668 f. 225
Church of Crich, an unsigned and undated account.
"The church at Crich, which is dedicated to the Virgin Mary,
Consists of 3 aisles & measures 40 ft. in length x 30. Chancel
is divided by frame work of timber. The pillars continue
to be hung with garlands in honor of young maidens who died
unmarried*. From the South wall projects a stone bracket
which I suppose to have supported an image or crucifix. We now
proceed to ye chancel, which has a neat roof covered with lead.
It measures 30 x 16. That part of floor on which the communion
table is placed is raised 2 steps above the rest and inclosed
with hansom balustres. Inscribed with name, age, arms, and time
of death, is a slab of marble inscribed in following manner
(not given). We have now taken leave of inside of ye church
& shall pass by a door at ye West end of ye middle aisle into
ye belfry. This room is part of a hansom square tower 30 ft.
high, in which are 5 heavy bells, and which supports a lofty
sexagonal spire, seen at a great distance. The fabric bears
so much to ye north of the east that the 4 corners of ye tower
and not ye 4 sides stand to ye 4 cardinal points. I am unable
to give a complete list of the Vicars of this parish."
[*There is more about this subject onsite. See Funeral
Garland in Matlock Church] |
| Crich |
6669 ff.1-11
Extracts from the chartulary of the Crich chantries, Harl. MS.
3669. See Churches of Derbyshire, vol., iv., 35-50. |
| Crich |
6670 f.99
Abstract of title of Breadsall Priory and Crich tithes. |
| Crich |
6670 ff.195-6
Notes of J Reynolds on Crich and Crich and Crich church in 1780-1:-
"The almshouses in Crich were built by the parish in 1734."
"The meeting at Crich on Ladyday, commonly called L.D. fair,
was first begun on Ladyday, 1738."
"Jesus be oure spede. R. R. B. W." |
| Crich |
6674 ff.1-10
Translation of Derbyshire entries on Quo Warranto Roll, 3 Edward
III., relative to. Includes many other Derbyshire parishes.
See Alvaston 6674 ff.1-10 for details
of other parishes. |
| Crich |
6675 f.295
Ordination of vicarages of Bolsover, Scarcliffe, Crich, and
South Wingfield. (See Churches of Derbyshire, vols. i.
and iv.) |
| Crich |
6687 ff.61-65
Ministers' accounts of part of the possessions of the late Abbey
of Darley in the parishes of Mackworth and Crich. 38 Henry VIII. |
| Crich |
6701 -
This is a thin folio volume of Derbyshire Church Notes," by
Mr. John Reynolds, of Plaistow, about the year 1750. They refer
to the churches of Alfreton, Beeley, Chapel-en-le-Frith, Chesterfield,
Crich, Darley, Dronfield, Edensor, Elvaston, Norton, Spondon,
Staveley, and South Wingfield. Each account has been cited in
full or in substance in my [Cox's] four volumes of Notes
on the Churches of Derbyshire. |
| Cromford |
6668 ff.113-15
Cromford and the ARKWRIGHTs. |
| Cromford |
6675 ff.4-27
Brief accounts, carefully prepared, of Ashover with its diverse
halls, Bonsall, Matlock, and Wirksworth with Caldlow, Hopton,
Ible, Cromford, Middleton, Wigwell Grange, Alderwasley, Alton,
Idridgehay, and Biggin. |
| Cromford chapel |
6666 ff.163-7
Full particulars as to the consecration of Cromford chapel,
on 20th September 1797, dedicated to St. Mary. Richard Arkwright,
lord of the manor, and John Chaloner, vicar of Wirksworth. The
consecration deed sets forth that the late Sir Richard Arkwright,
knight, a short time before his death "erected a chapel on a
parcel of land called the Smelting Mill Green, part of his own
estate ... measuring from east to west 72 ft. without the walls,
and in breadth 42 feet. 2 ins. within the walls, with the intention
of procuring the same to be consecrated as a chapel of ease
to the mother church of Wirksworth." By his will he instructed
his son Richard to complete and finish the chapel and endow
it with £50 per annum. |
| Cromford Mill |
6675 f.44
For tithes, see entry for See
Wirksworth Volume 6675 f.44. |
| Croxall |
6674 ff.1-10
Translation of Derbyshire entries on Quo Warranto Roll, 3 Edward
III., relative to. Includes many other Derbyshire parishes.
See Alvaston 6674 ff.1-10 for details
of other parishes. |
| Croxall |
6674 ff.1-10
Translation of Derbyshire entries on Quo Warranto Roll, 3 Edward
III., relative to. Includes many other Derbyshire parishes.
See Alvaston 6674 ff.1-10 for details
of other parishes. |
|
| Places D - Volume/ folio(s) / More information |
| Dalbury |
6673 ff.254-266
Schedule of evidence as to Trusley, Dalbury, Pinxton, and other
COKE estates. |
| Dalbury |
6674 ff.1-10
Translation of Derbyshire entries on Quo Warranto Roll, 3 Edward
III., relative to. Includes many other Derbyshire parishes.
See Alvaston 6674 ff.1-10 for details
of other parishes. |
| Dale |
6671 ff.207-221
Kirk Hallam and Mapperley, from Dale chartulary, etc. |
| Dale |
6695 ff.176-179
Notes from records concerning Dale in A. W .'s autograph. |
| Dale Abbey |
6672 f.7
Lands in Brassington pertaining to Dale Abbey. Original. 13th
cent. |
| Dale Abbey |
6687 ff.61-65
Ministers' accounts of part of the possessions of the late Abbey
of Darley in the parishes of Mackworth and Crich. 38 Henry VIII. |
| Dale Abbey |
6687 ff.67, 68
Ministers' accounts of the possessions of the late Abbey of
Dale in the counties of Nottingham, Derby, and Leicester, 37
Henry VIII. |
| Danesbury |
6674 ff.1-10
Translation of Derbyshire entries on Quo Warranto Roll, 3 Edward
III., relative to. Includes many other Derbyshire parishes.
See Alvaston 6674 ff.1-10 for details
of other parishes. |
| Darley |
6666 ff.116-123
Inquisition Henry III. and Edward I as to lands in. With other
places. |
| Darley |
6667 ff.35-130
Copies of Charters, Deed Rolls, Decrees etc., of various reigns
relative to. Includes other Derbyshire parishes. |
| Darley |
6667 ff.335-351
Manor of. "From a Survey of Darley, made in 1677, it appears
that the north parsonage and south parsonage houses stood very
near together, the latter standing where the present (1792)
parsonage house stands, and the former a little distant to the
north, part of which is still standing, as it would seem from
a window in an old building behind it. In this plan, Darley
Old Hall (which stood a little to the north of the church) is
pricked in this manner." The pricking, or outline sketch, shows
that the Old Hall was an imposing building, having a frontage
of three towers, with an archway under the centre one. the whole
was surrounded by a walled enclosure with a gateway in front.
"Darley Nether Hall, which was the seat of the COLUMBELLs,
is pricked as follows : It was pulled down in the years 1795-6
(having originally been built in 1321) by R. Arkwright and G.
BAKER, tenants, to build the dwelling house a little lower down
the hill. It was uninhabited for some years and was incapable
of repairs." The pricking shows that this Hall consisted of
a square with buildings on three sides and an embattled wall
in front. |
| Darley |
6667 ff.354-386
Transcripts of Deed Polls, Charters, Indentures, etc, relative
to Thornley, Brampton, Harwood, Beauchief, Ashover, Duckmanton,
Darley, Chesterfield, etc. |
| Darley |
6671 ff.191-194
Extracts from registers. |
| Darley |
6672 ff.1-4
The manor of Darley and the Columbells. |
| Darley |
6673 ff. 74-75
Terrier of north mediety of, 1698. |
| Darley |
6673 ff.76-83
Terrier of south mediety of, 1635. |
| Darley |
6673 ff.84-85
Terrier of both medieties of,1705. |
| Darley |
6689 ff.413-451
Abstract of title deeds relating to an estate in Wensley, in
the parish of Darley, known as Trouges, alias Troughs Pasture. |
| Darley |
6692 f.55
Printed petition for freeholders and miners of Ashover, Matlock,
Darley, Bonsall, and Carsington against paying tithe ore in
relation to a Bill then pending in the House of Commons. They
deny that the tithe of lead ore has ever been paid in these
five parishes (n.d.).
(date given as c.1700 - uc/chlsl). |
| Darley |
6701
This is a thin folio volume of "Derbyshire Church Notes," by
Mr. John Reynolds, of Plaistow, about the year 1750. They refer
to the churches of Alfreton, Beeley, Chapel-en-le-Frith, Chesterfield,
Crich, Darley, Dronfield, Edensor, Elvaston, Norton, Spondon,
Staveley, and South Wingfield. Each account has been cited in
full or in substance in my [Cox's] four volumes of Notes
on the Churches of Derbyshire. |
| Darley [Abbey] |
6670 ff.84-5
Abstract of title of the manor of Darley juxta Derby. |
| Darley Abbey |
6671 ff.5-11
Extracts from Chartulary of Darley Abbey, Cott. MSS. Titus,
C, 9 (See vol. xxvi., Derbyshire Archaeological and Natural
History Society). |
| Darley Abbey |
6670 f.89
Granges in Wirksworth parish, formerly belonging to Darley Abbey,
Hough, Griff, Alwark, Wigwall, Woodam. |
| Darley Moor |
6696 ff.122-133
Cases of trespass on the lord's sheepwalk on Darley Moor, with
map of the same. |
| Denby |
6670 ff.212-13
Manor of. |
| Denby |
6674 ff.1-10
Translation of Derbyshire entries on Quo Warranto Roll, 3 Edward
III., relative to. Includes many other Derbyshire parishes.
See Alvaston 6674 ff.1-10 for details
of other parishes. |
| Denby |
6674 ff.1-10
Translation of Derbyshire entries on Quo Warranto Roll, 3 Edward
III., relative to. Includes many other Derbyshire parishes.
See Alvaston 6674 ff.1-10 for details
of other parishes. |
| Derby |
6669 f.232
Removal of Mayor, Aldermen, and Councillors of Derby by James
II., and appointment of others in their place. |
| Derby |
6670 ff.246-7
Address of Grand Jury of Derby to Queen Anne on her accession,
17 March, 1701/2. |
| Derby |
6671 ff.183-188
Terriers of St. Alkmund's. 1735. |
| Derby |
6671 ff.229-239
Lease of small tithes of St. Alkmund's to Vicar CANTRELL by
the burgesses of Derby, 1732. |
| Derby |
6674 ff.29-34
St. Alkmund's. A. W .'s handwriting. |
| Derby |
6674 ff.366-426
Collections as to tithes of Trusley, composition between rector
and nuns of Derby, 1208, etc., etc. |
| Derby |
6675 f.205
Ordination of chantry in chapel of St. Mary, Osmaston, in Parish
of St. Peter's, Derby, 1357. (See Churches of Derbyshire,
iv., 163-187.) |
| Derby |
6675 ff.402-415
Charter to town of, 11 June, 14 Charles I. |
| Derby |
6687 ff.69-85
Charter of the Borough of Derby, granted 5th September 34 Charles
II. |
| Derby |
6687 ff.343-369
Suit against the Burgesses of Derby by J. Denton and others
for charitable uses, 1757. |
| Derby |
6689 ff.13-31
Pleas of the Forest of the Peak at Derby, 13 Edward I. |
| Derby |
6694 ff.93-98
The case of the Company of Mercers of Derby, with counsel's
opinion, 1638-1709. |
| Derby, county of |
6666 ff.6.13
From Arthur Agard's manuscript collections in the library of
Thomas Astle, Esq. vol. 4. Cheifly extracts from the Testa
de Nevill of inquisitions Three Centuries of Derbyshire
Annals Henry III and Edward I. |
| Derby, county of |
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 |
| Derbyshire |
6666 ff.212-219
Calendar of fines levied for property in, 40 to 44 Elizabeth.
Of much value. Original. |
| Derbyshire |
6666 ff.220-226
Account and Survey of the Dean and Chapter of Lincoln's Derbyshire
possesions, Three Centuries of Derbyshire Annals Henry
VI. Original and highly interesting. Gives details of receipts
of the great churches of Wirksworth, Ashbourne and Chesterfield. |
| Derbyshire |
6667 ff.383-6
Excerpts from Annals of Burton Monastery pertaining to Derbyshire. |
| Derbyshire |
6669 ff.117-122
Copy of Norroy's Visitation of Derbyshire, 1611. |
| Derbyshire |
6670 ff.2-41
"Quillets in Com Derbie". A long contemporary list of holders
of land throughout the county in the sixteenth century, arranged
alphabetically. A "quillet" is a north-country phrase for a
furrow, but sometimes meant a croft or a holding. |
| Derbyshire |
6670 ff.43-59
Copy of Domesday Book. |
| Derbyshire |
6670 ff.319-23
Printed pages out of London Magazine for October, 1778,
entitled "A ramble through Park of the Peak of Derbyshire.". |
| Derbyshire |
6670 ff.423-32
Thomas Cox's "Derbyshire", printed. |
| Derbyshire |
6671 ff.99-108
Extracts from Gervase HOLLES' MS. collections entitled "Trusbut, penes Don. Jos. BANKS bart., anno 1805." Derbyshire extracts
from Pipe Rolls. |
| Derbyshire |
6671 ff.130-131
List of High Sheriffs and Under-Sheriffs from 1577 for 39 years.
This list, however, is not quite correfct, and is wrong throughout
by two years in the dates ; see my list from 1131 to 1888 in Three Centuries of Derbyshire Annals.
[Matlock names are on Nineteenth
Century Lists.] |
| Derbyshire |
6671 ff.319-20
Census returns of houses, persons, and occupations in parishes
or townships of Co. Derby ( ? 1800). |
| Derbyshire |
6671 ff.332-3
Report of Committee for erection and endowment of intended Derbyshire
Infirmary, 1805. |
| Derbyshire |
6672 ff.268-296
Schedule of fines due to the Crown from divers manors, messuages,
lands, tenements, and hereditements throughout the county of
Derby, 12 Charles 1. |
| Derbyshire |
6673 ff.105-106
Some Derbyshire Domesday Landholders. |
| Derbyshire |
6675 ff.154-155
List of sheriffs and under-sheriffs, from 1742 to 1826.
[Matlock names are on Nineteenth
Century Lists.] |
| Derbyshire |
6687 ff.34-46
"A Survey of the mannor of the High Peake, with the Rights,
members, and appurtenances thereof lyeing & being in the County
of Derby late parcell of the possession of Charles Stuart late
King of England in right of the Honor of Tutbury parcell of
the Dutchy of Lancaster made & taken by us whose names are hereunto
subscribed in July 1650 by virtue of a Commission."
"Abell Richardson."
"William Tracy."
"George Southcote."
"John Thorne." |
| Derbyshire |
6687 ff.67, 68
Ministers' accounts of the possessions of the late Abbey of
Dale in the counties of Nottingham, Derby, and Leicester, 37
Henry VIII. |
| Derbyshire |
6688 ff.253, 254
A detailed list of the trained soldiers of 1641 for the county
of Derby, amounting to 400, and how they were allotted to each
parish. |
| Derbyshire ? |
6689 ff.196, 197
Original notes of manor courts, 18 Henry I. |
| Dethick |
6666 ff.291-4
manor of. |
| Dethick |
6667 ff.35-130
Copies of Charters, Deed Rolls, Decrees etc., of various reigns
relative to. Includes other Derbyshire parishes. |
| Dovebridge |
6674 ff.1-10
Translation of Derbyshire entries on Quo Warranto Roll, 3 Edward
III., relative to. Includes many other Derbyshire parishes.
See Alvaston 6674 ff.1-10 for details
of other parishes. |
| Dovedale |
6667 ff.35-130
Copies of Charters, Deed Rolls, Decrees etc., of various reigns
relative to. Includes other Derbyshire parishes. |
| Drakelow |
6674 ff.1-10
Translation of Derbyshire entries on Quo Warranto Roll, 3 Edward
III., relative to. Includes many other Derbyshire parishes.
See Alvaston 6674 ff.1-10 for details
of other parishes. |
| Dronfield |
6701
This is a thin folio volume of " Derbyshire Church Notes," by
Mr. John Reynolds, of Plaistow, about the year 1750. They refer
to the churches of Alfreton, Beeley, Chapel-en-le-Frith, Chesterfield,
Crich, Darley, Dronfield, Edensor, Elvaston, Norton, Spondon,
Staveley, and South Wingfield. Each account has been cited in
full or in substance in my [Cox's] four volumes of Notes
on the Churches of Derbyshire. |
| Duckmanton |
6667 ff.35-130
Copies of Charters, Deed Rolls, Decrees etc., of various reigns
relative to. Includes other Derbyshire parishes. |
| Duckmanton |
6667 ff.354-386
Transcripts of Deed Polls, Charters, Indentures, etc, relative
to Thornley, Brampton, Harwood, Beauchief, Ashover, Duckmanton,
Darley, Chesterfield, etc. |
| Duckmanton |
6671 ff.222-228
Terriers etc., of Sutton and Duckmanton. |
| Duckmanton |
6674 ff.1-10
Translation of Derbyshire entries on Quo Warranto Roll, 3 Edward
III., relative to. Includes many other Derbyshire parishes.
See Alvaston 6674 ff.1-10 for details
of other parishes. |
| Duffield |
6670 ff.214-16
Rectory of. |
| Duffield |
6671 ff.1-4
Extract from Chartulary of Tutbury Priory (Norfolk MSS., College
of Arms) relative to Forest and Church of Duffield, A.D.1208-1366
(See Churches of Derbyshire, iii, 129-130). |
| Duffield |
6672 f.120
Customs of Duffield Frith, 34 Henry VIII. Original. |
| Duffield |
6674 ff.1-10
Translation of Derbyshire entries on Quo Warranto Roll, 3 Edward
III., relative to. Includes many other Derbyshire parishes.
See Alvaston 6674 ff.1-10 for details
of other parishes. |
| Duffield |
6691 ff.28, 29
Proof from the records of the antiquity of Duffield Forest. |
| Duffield |
6691 ff.43-45
Lease of tithes of Belper, Chevin, and Holbrook in Duffield
Forest, 1739. |
| Duffield |
6691 ff.77-83
Decree as to the Duffield Wards of Belper, Chevin, and Hulland. |
| Duffield |
6691 ff.87-99
Act of 22-23 Charles II. as to the above Wards. |
| Duffield |
6692 ff.20-27
Court Rolls as to woods, motes and other courts within Duffiled
Forest, from Edward I. onwards. |
| Dunstable Priory |
6674 ff.235-247
Extracts from chartulary of Dunstable Priory relative to church
of Bradborne; Harl. MS., 1835. |
| Dutchy of Lancaster |
6687 ff.34-46
"A Survey of the mannor of the High Peake, with the Rights,
members, and appurtenances thereof lyeing & being in the County
of Derby late parcell of the possession of Charles Stuart late
King of England in right of the Honor of Tutbury parcell of
the Dutchy of Lancaster made & taken by us whose names are hereunto
subscribed in July 1650 by virtue of a Commission."
"Abell Richardson."
"William Tracy."
"George Southcote."
"John Thorne." |
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| Eaton |
6667 ff.35-130
Copies of Charters, Deed Rolls, Decrees etc., of various reigns
relative to. Includes other Derbyshire parishes. |
| Edensor |
6668 ff.449-52
Lands in. |
| Edensor |
6701
This is a thin folio volume of "Derbyshire Church Notes," by
Mr. John Reynolds, of Plaistow, about the year 1750. They refer
to the churches of Alfreton, Beeley, Chapel-en-le-Frith, Chesterfield,
Crich, Darley, Dronfield, Edensor, Elvaston, Norton, Spondon,
Staveley, and South Wingfield. Each account has been cited in
full or in substance in my [Cox's] four volumes of Notes
on the Churches of Derbyshire. |
| Ednaston |
6674 ff.1-10
Translation of Derbyshire entries on Quo Warranto Roll, 3 Edward
III., relative to. Includes many other Derbyshire parishes.
See Alvaston 6674 ff.1-10 for details
of other parishes. |
| Eggington |
6672 ff.46-77
Papers relating to the advowsons of Egginton, Mugginton, and
Radborne. |
| Egginton |
6688 ff.32-38
Abstract of evidences as to, 1712. |
| Egginton |
6688 ff.57-66
Papers relative to advowsons of Egginton and Mugginton, 1712. |
| Elmton |
6674 ff.1-10
Translation of Derbyshire entries on Quo Warranto Roll, 3 Edward
III., relative to. Includes many other Derbyshire parishes.
See Alvaston 6674 ff.1-10 for details
of other parishes. |
| Elvaston |
6674 ff.1-10
Translation of Derbyshire entries on Quo Warranto Roll, 3 Edward
III., relative to. Includes many other Derbyshire parishes.
See Alvaston 6674 ff.1-10 for details
of other parishes. |
| Elvaston |
6701
This is a thin folio volume of "Derbyshire Church Notes," by
Mr. John Reynolds, of Plaistow, about the year 1750. They refer
to the churches of Alfreton, Beeley, Chapel-en-le-Frith, Chesterfield,
Crich, Darley, Dronfield, Edensor, Elvaston, Norton, Spondon,
Staveley, and South Wingfield. Each account has been cited in
full or in substance in my [Cox's] four volumes of Notes
on the Churches of Derbyshire. |
| Etwall |
6673 ff.9-16
Extracts from chartulary of Beauvale Priory, etc., pertaining
to Etwall, A,W.'s handwriting. |
| Etwall |
6675 ff.60-63
Rectory of. |
| Etwall |
6688 ff. 348-440
Abstract of deeds relative to Mickleover, Littleover, and Findern
; of Middleton and Whalley ; of Breadsall Priory ; of Meynell
Langley and Kirk Langley ; and tithes of Etwall and Burnaston. |
| Etwall |
6689 ff.1-12
Letters patent for the incorporation of the Hospital of Etwall,
Three Centuries of Derbyshire Annals James I. |
| Eyam |
6666 ff.188-201
Printed particulars as to sale, by decree of Chancery, of manors,
lordships and real estates of the late John Archer Esq. To be
sold at the Great Hotel, Buxton, on the 9th and 10th days of
June, 1802, in twenty four lots. Written particulars as to the
purchase of some of the lots. With other parishes and townships
within Derbyshire, 1802. |
| Eyam |
6667 ff.35-130
Copies of Charters, Deed Rolls, Decrees etc., of various reigns
relative to. Includes other Derbyshire parishes. |
| Eyam |
6671 ff.325-331
Printed particulars of estates at Great and Little Hucklow,
Tideswell, Monyash, Flagg, and Eyam, to be sold by auction at
the Old George, Tideswell, on 23rd and 24th September, 1805. |
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