Mundy family of Markeaton Hall, Mackworth, and Allestree Hall (the numbers given are those allocated when these documents were held at Derby Library, DL10) Deeds, Wills and Abstracts of Title 67: Indenture, 1721: Derby, Fenny Bentley, Atlow, Hulland, Markeaton, Mackworth, Allestry [Allestree]; and Marden Grange, Staffordshire: names: Osborne, Scrimshire, Althorpe 68: Indenture, 1724: property in Derby, Fenny Bentley, Atlow, Markeaton, Mackworth, Allestry [Allestree], Hulland; and Marden Grange, Staffordshire: names: Osborne, Bainbrigge, Althorpe, Broughton, Sitwell, Allestry [Allestree], Howers, Scrimshaw: refers to forthcoming marriage of William Osborne and Mary Bainbrigge. See also D239/M/T/613 69 and 45: Abstract of Mundy deeds, 17th cent, with a four generation pedigree 70: Bond, 1731: from Joseph and Carter Reeve to Mrs Mundy: for payment for tithes of Rowditch for 18 years from 1730 72: Indenture (part): ?1742: Wrighton Mundy and Philip, Lord Hardwick 73: Indenture, 1742: property at Markeaton, Mackworth, Allestry [Allestree]: Wrighton Mundy, his wife, John Wakelin and Philip Price 74: Indenture (draft, unsigned), 1744: Property in Osbaston: Wrighton Mundy, his wife and John Launder 75: Covenant, 1753: Wrighton Mundy to Philip, Lord Hardwick: includes schedule of 24 names (Markeaton, Mackworth, Allestry [Allestree]) with amounts payable per annum 76: Abstract of Title, 1765: Markeaton, Mackworth, Allestry [Allestree] and other locations in Derbyshire and Leicestershire: F Mundy: lists deeds 1744 and 1755 77: Abstract of Title, c1768: property at Markeaton and other places: Messrs Batemans 80: Abstract of Title, 1832: manors of Lacock and Charlton, Mansion of Lacock Abbey and other property in parishes of Chippenham and Milksham, Wiltshire: William Henry Fox Talbot: lists deeds 1775 and later 81: Schedule of Property, 1832: in relation to Abstract of Title above 82: Opinion, 1786: by John Holliday, Lincoln's Inn about Mundy family title to estate at Allestry [Allestree] 83: Abstract of Title: undated ?1780s: property at Mackworth: F N C Mundy 99: Bond, 1800: Mundy to Newton: refers to forthcoming marriage of F Mundy and Sarah, daughter of John Leaper Newton 100: Bond, 1800: John Leaper Newton to F Munday: refers to forthcoming marriage of F Mundy and Sarah, daughter of John Leaper Newton 105: Bond, 1828: Francis Mundy to Sir Francis Burdett: relates to inheritance by Elizabeth, wife of F N C Mundy, from Sir Charles Sedley 106: Assignment of Shares in Derby and Mansfield Road, 1832: Mundy, Holden and Radford to Dalby 107: Abstract of marriage settlements, 1832: William Henry Fox Talbot and Constance Mundy 109: Will, 1836: Francis Mundy 112: Abstract of Title, 1879: property at Kedlaston Road, Derby: Isaac Allen: lists deeds 1850-1879 113: Indenture, 1886: Brewery Close, Derby: names: Mundy, Newcastle 121: indenture: undated: Manor/Lordship, Advowson and property in Elmesthorp: names: Noel, Cockain, Mundy, Andrews: document is not signed Documents relating to rented property and valuation 78 List of rentals, 1769: Manor of Shipley: 37 names and financial amounts 98: Notes, 1799: history of rating from 1717 of four estates in Risley 117: Notes about rents and tenants: undated 118: Schedule: undated: "The First Division": list of pieces of land in Marton [Markeaton], Markeaton and Allestry [Allestree], with acreages and personal names 119: List of properties and occupiers in Osbaston: undated: appears to be two pages of a longer document: perhaps related to 125, below 122: fragment: undated: text about tenancy payments: Osbaston and Mackworth 125: List of properties and occupiers in Osbaston: undated: appears to be one page of a longer document: perhaps related to 119, above 126: list of names: undated: appears to be of tenants in Markeaton, Mackworth, Allestry [Allestree] Correspondence and Notes 79: Fragment (of letter?), 1775: from Ashbourne; refers to a headache 110: Letter, 1869: from George Marsden to Mr Bridgart: accepts Mr Mundy's offer of £500 for an acre and a quarter 111: Letter, 1869: from George Bridgart, Derby to W Mundy: forwards note from Mr Marsden 128: notes: undated: about location, (which county) of parishes of Ravenstone, Appleby and Packington 129: fragment: undated: refers to receipt of three small pieces of cannon which are at Cotton Mill at Darley 130 (sic): Note to Mundy: undated: refers to documents: "from the wine cellar" 1909: on reverse: fragment of text apparently from an earlier document - note: 2 documents bear the same reference number 130 (sic): letter: undated: from Wm Gibson, Derby to F N C Munday, Markeaton: number of houses in Wirksworth and Appletree Hundreds - note: 2 documents bear the same reference number 131: letter: undated: from Wm Gibson, Green Lane, to F N C Munday, Markeaton: details of account received from Snibson, surveyor, Chesterfield: total number of houses in Scarsdale and High Peak hundreds Documents relating to Raising of Men for Navy Service 84 and 85: Extract of the Navy Act, 1795: with notes of action required by Justices and other office-holders in Derbyshire 86: General Sessions at Derby on the Navy Act, 1795: Hundred of Appletree: lists 59 parishes, with number of houses in each parish, number of men to be raised: includes some names and sums paid 87: Enrolment book, 1795: men levied for Navy service in the Hundred of Appletree: before JPs F N C Mundy and Aston Nicholas Mosley: 13 men named, with details of parishes of origin and residence, physical description and amount of bounty paid 88: Enrolment book, 1795: men levied for Navy service in the Hundred of Repton and Gresley: before JPs F N C Mundy and Aston Nicholas Mosley: 6 men named, with details of parishes of origin and residence, physical description and amount of bounty paid 89: General Sessions at Derby on the Navy Act, 1795: Hundred of Morleston and Litchurch: lists 36 parishes, with number of houses in each parish, number of men to be raised: includes some names and sums paid 90: Memorial: men entered in Navy service, 1795: Hundred of Morleston and Litchurch: four men named 91: Abstract of Navy Act: undated ?1795: lists actions and decisions required at the first and second Petty Sessions 92: Letter, 1795: from H Eustace to Mr Hewitt, clerk to F N C Mundy: requires returns of men raised for Navy service: to be sent by Heavy Coach from Derby, not by post, in order to be forwarded in due time to Commissioners of the Admiralty 93: Letter, 1795: to Mr Hewitt, clerk to F N Mundy, from Wm Railson: has made returns and sent certificates to the Lords of the Treasury 94: Printed proforma: Certificate of Entry to Royal Navy, 1795: county of Stafford - Stafford deleted and Derby overwritten: form is completed with name and details of James Stewart 95: Printed proforma: Notification of Transfer of men levied to Navy service, 1795: county of Stafford: blank spaces for entry of details 96: Printed proforma: Record of Conviction before Justices: undated ?1795: county of Stafford: blank spaces for entry of details 97: Enrolment book, 1795: men levied for Navy service in the Hundred of Morleston and Litchurch: before JPs F N C Mundy and John Port: 19 men named, with details of parishes of origin and residence, physical description and amount of bounty paid Documents about Financial Matters 101: List of subscribers: establishment of an infirmary at Derby, 1803: 170 names, with amounts of donation and/or annual subscription 102: Receipt, 1814: by Mary Jane French: for £100 received from F Mundy under a settlement indenture dated 1770 103: Invoice and receipt, 1824: from Robert Leech to F Mundy: supply of malt and hops 108: Invoice and receipt, 1833: from Samuel Thompson to F N Mundy: supply and installation at Markeaton of stone posts 124: "Money paid on Mr Mundy's Account"; items dated 1740-1743, related to the care of horses Miscellaneous 114: Particulars, Plan and Conditions of Sale, 1887: houses and land at Nuns Street and Markeaton Street, Derby: plan is at 41.66 feet to one inch: and 115: Letter, 1887: from Taylor, Simpson, Taylor, solicitors, Derby, to F Noel Mundy, to accompany item 114 120: sketch plan: undated: river Derwent: identifies Allestree, Breadsall, a mill and associated watercourses 123 and 132-149: indentures, accounts and other - description not available 127: lines of verse: undated: "Monologue written by Dr Darwin for Sudbury" verse written by Erasmus Darwin as a prologue to Jealous Wife, a play by Francis Munday performed at Sudbury Hall in the 1790s: see Notes and Queries, vol. 55 Issue 1 March, 2008, p48-49 http: //nq.oxfordjournals.org/content/55/1/48.extract (Unnumbered) Abstract of Title: 1961: of Messrs I & R Morley Ltd to freehold land at Heanor: refers to deeds 1921-1953 (Unnumbered) Lease, 1960: Trustees of Ebenezer Chapel, Wirksworth to Messrs I & R Morley Ltd: typed front page has handwritten amendments to details of names and addresses of some trustees and replacing I & R Morley Ltd with John Smedley Ltd: bears seal of John Smedley Ltd and signatures of directors, but no signatures of trustees. Note - this appears to be related to D4012/3/2 1721-1960