Copies of bargain and sale by Philip Dormer, Earl of Chesterfield, to create tenant to precipe (20 Apr) and of common recovery Bretby, and Harraston or Horsley castles; Bretby, Horsley, Cubley, Sawley, Brizlingcote, and Hilton manors; 150 messuages 40 tofts, 5 mills, 4 dovehouses, 100 gardens, 2300 acres land, 1000 acres meadow 1600 acres pasture, 200 acres woods, 1200 acres heath and furze, 100 acres waste, £60 16s rent, free fishery in Trent, in Repton, Newton Solney, Willington, Winshill, Egginton, Hartshorne, Newhall, Smisby, Ticknall, Horsley, Breadsall, Kirk Hallam, Duffield, Smalley, Kilburn, Woodhouse, Cubley, Boylestone, Marston Mongomery, Snelston, Sawley, Draycott, Eaton, Little Wilne, Wilsthorpe, Breaston, Hopwell, Little Thrumpton, Sandiacre, Risley, Elvaston, Hilton, Brizinglingcote, Stapenhill, with Worsley rectory and advowsons of Horsley and Denby Easter 1726 1726