| Title | Settlement on the marriage of Sir Henry FitzHerbert of Tissington Bart. to Agnes Beresford of Ashbourne, daughter of Rev. William Beresford deceased, whereby Sir Henry conveys to Edward Miller Mundy of Walton-on-Trent esq. and Charles Meynell of Bradley esq., a messuage and croft, Hall Croft Way with the Mill Crofts and Buxton Field, the Barn Flatt with the Rakes and Meer Butts, Daykins Croft, Rushy Cliff, another close called Rushy Cliff otherwise Pipers Pingle, The Paddock, The Crakelows, part of Webbern Hill, Gosslands Meadow, Dill Croft, a messuage and garden, Biston Side, The Olderknowle, Hollow Piece, Little Meadow, the Button Footway, Stonepit Piece, Little Stonepit Piece, Olderknowle Piece, Gorsey Piece, Square Stone Pit Close, Green Close Top, Limekiln Close, Rough Moor, Barn Close, Cabbage Close, Green Close, the Top Paddocks, Sharplow Meadow, Back Sharplow, Rabbit Warren, Higher Sharplow, Calf Croft, Big Dale Close, Little Dale Close, the Duck Nest, the Little Booslow and croft, the Big Booslow, the Back Field otherwise Windmill Field; Westbrooks otherwise Wash-Brooks, the Rocks, the Wheat Piece, the Meadow, the Back Moor, Hollow Piece, a messuage and garden, the Overfield, Westcroft, Grassway Butts otherwise Cresswell Butts, and other lands in Tissington, to hold in trust for Sir Henry for his life, and thereafter yielding an annuity of £700 for Agnes, and on the death of Sir Henry a part of the premises for a term of 99 years to Richard Arkwright of Normanton (co. Leicester) esq. and John Beresford of Ashbourne gent. to hold to the use of the heirs of Sir Henry for ever, and for better securing Agnes' annuity; and a part to the same for a term of 500 years to raise a portion of £5000 for a daughter or younger son, or a sum of £7000 to be divided equally between more than one such child
Dated 25/26 December |