Homepage

Hierarchy Browser

Click + to open a series, or click an item to view its full description

Skip Navigation Links.
Collapse D2036 - Parish of Derwent St James - 1673-1943D2036 - Parish of Derwent St James - 1673-1943
Collapse A - Parish archives - 1750-1943A - Parish archives - 1750-1943
Collapse PI - parish incumbent's records - 1750-1943PI - parish incumbent's records - 1750-1943
Expand 1 - Baptism registers - 1813-19431 - Baptism registers - 1813-1943
Expand 2 - Marriage registers - 1871-19412 - Marriage registers - 1871-1941
3 - Reserved for Banns registers
Collapse 4 - Burial registers - 1872-19374 - Burial registers - 1872-1937
Expand 5 - Vicar's own burial record books - 1908-19375 - Vicar's own burial record books - 1908-1937
Expand 6 - Service registers - 1888-19436 - Service registers - 1888-1943
Expand 7 - Administration - 18687 - Administration - 1868
Expand 8 - Administration - 19438 - Administration - 1943
9 - List of subscriptions for building Derwent church - 1867-1873
10 - Ground plan of St James, Derwent: William White, London - 1866
11 - Elevation of St James, Derwent: William White, London - 1866
12 - Architectural details: William White, London - 1866
13 - Parcel of architectural details - on tracing paper - 1866
14 - Contract for erection of church: John Melland of Bamford, 5 Jul - 1867
15 - Specification for the new church: William White - 1867
16-17 - Two accounts relating to the erection of the church - 1867
18 - Plan of "heating arrangement" at Derwent church - 1868
19 - Letter from Taylor's Bell Foundry, 20 Jan - 1872
19a - Plan of Derwent churchyard - 1940
20 - Glebe terrier - 1887
21 - Glebe terrier - 1908
22 - Deed of Exchange: small parcels of land in Derwent: Duke of Norfolk and Vicar of Derwent - 1872
23 - Deed of Exchange between the Duke of Norfolk and the Vicar of Derwent: land in Taddington for land in Derwent - 1880
24 - General plan of the area around Derwent church, hall and mill - [c.1870]
25 - Release by John Balguy of Hope, esq, to William Graves of Tothernfield, gent, in consideration of £160, of all the tithes, on the farms or tenements called Tothernfield als. Middle Pasture, Rowlees als. Miatheadhey and the Hagg - being parcel of the herbage of Crookhill parish Hope, 1 Jun 1713 - 1713
26 - Sketch plan of the parish of Derwent
27-28 - Letter from Queen Anne's Bounty, with abstracts from deeds relating to endowments previously granted to Derwent chapelry, 31 Aug - 1864
29-42 - Correspondence regarding the boundary between Derwent and Hathersage - 1872
43-81 - Correspondence including extracts from London Gazettes and official forms relating to the assignment of a district to the proposed new church at Derwent - 1866-1873
82 - Ground plan of Derwent parsonage house and surrounding area: John Parkin, architect
83 - Derwent National School Log book - 1867-1907
84 - Derwent National School account book - 1859-1870
85 - Derwent National School account book - 1866-1870
86 - Derwent National School account book - 1870-1876
87 - Derwent National School account book - 1876-1885
88 - Derwent National School Log book - 1907-1923
89 - School managers' minutes - 1907-1943
90 - File of Charity Commission correspondence relating to the Derwent School charities including a new draft scheme - 1856-1882
91 - Draft plans and elevations of Derwent National School
92 - Vicar's note for letter re Derwent National School - 1869
93 - Statement of the case for Derwent National School - 1875
94 - Minutes of meetings held with reference to school accommodation in Derwent Woodlands - 1870-1875
95-98 - Further Charity Commission correspondence regarding the school charity - 1875-1876
99 - Letter from W Wynne Jaudwine to the Vicar of Derwent regarding the possible sites for the new school with plan of Derwent (1875) attached: the old school immediately adjoined the pleasure grounds of Derwent Hall and would have been of great value to the Duke of Norfolk, but no alternative site could be found in exchange - 1875-1876
100 - Plans and elevations of Derwent School and Master's House: Flockton and Abbot, architects - 1876
101 - Charity Commission order for exchange of land - 1876
102 - Agreement with builder to erect schools (John Melland of Bamford) - 1876
103 - Architect's bill - 1877
104 - Agreement with schoolmaster - 1877
105 - National Society's design for school furniture
106 - Notes on office of parish clerk - 1810
107 - Letter to parishioners and congregation of St James, Derwent, by the Rev Francis Jourdain re the appropriation of three quarters of the church rate collected for Derwent to St James instead of Hathersage parish church - 1864
108 - Visiting clergy book - 1869-1887
Expand PO - Overseers of the Poor - 18th-19th centPO - Overseers of the Poor - 18th-19th cent
Expand PP - Constable - 19th centPP - Constable - 19th cent
Expand PS - Surveyor of the Highways - 1822PS - Surveyor of the Highways - 1822
Expand PV - Vestry - 1859-1876PV - Vestry - 1859-1876
Expand PW - Churchwardens - 1897-1937PW - Churchwardens - 1897-1937
Expand PZ - Miscellaneous - 1673-1850PZ - Miscellaneous - 1673-1850
Strutt family of Belper

Strutt family of Belper

Useful Links

See more Collection highlights

Bryan Donkin Company Ltd of Chesterfield, engineering firm
Bryan Donkin Company Ltd of Chesterfield, engineering firm
Strutt family of Belper
Strutt family of Belper
Sir John Franklin (1786-1847), naval officer and arctic explorer
Sir John Franklin (1786-1847), naval officer and arctic explorer
Horace John Rylands (1886-1961) of Bakewell, First World War soldier
Horace John Rylands (1886-1961) of Bakewell, First World War soldier
Collection Highlights