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Collapse D7806 - Charles Cammell (1810-1879) of Norton Hall, Norton and Brookfield Manor, Hathersage (also Ditcham Park, Southampton), manufacturer, merchant and landowner - 18th-20th cent

D7806 - Charles Cammell (1810-1879) of Norton Hall, Norton and Brookfield Manor, Hathersage (also Ditcham Park, Southampton), manufacturer, merchant and landowner - 18th-20th cent

Collapse 1 - Deeds and papers for Brookfield Estate, including North Lees - 1712-1954

1 - Deeds and papers for Brookfield Estate, including North Lees - 1712-1954

1 - Schedule of Deeds and papers to be given up on the settlement of Mr Charles Cammell’s purchase of the Brookfield Estate, 1870 - 1870

2 - Abstract of title of the devisees in trust under the will of Hannah Wright to the Brookfield estate, including Birley farm and Birley closes, Cliffe farm, etc. - 1729-1825

3 - Abstract of title of Trustees under Hannah Wright’s will to various allotments made under the Hathersage Enclosure Act, purchased of the allottees - [19th cent]

4 - Supplement Abstract - 1821-1856

5 - Abstract of title, 1704-1823, to the Clow Close farm and North Lees estates at Hathersage, late the estate of John Staley Vessey (d.1819), with legal opinion on the title required on behalf of Jas Holworthy, the proposed purchaser - (1704)-c1823

6 - Abstract of title to the Manor of North Lees, of the devisees in trust under the will of Hannah Wright - 1824-1825

7 - Valuation of timber on the Brookfield estate - 1867

8-8b - Sale plan and particulars of Brookfield Estate and Grouse Moor - 1867

8c - Sale plan and particulars of Brookfield Estate and Grouse Moor - 1867

9 - Conveyance of John Balguy of Hope, esq. to Henry Balguy of Derwent, esquire. Parcels of meadow, pasture or wood called the Clyff meadow, the Clyff Head, the New Stubbing, the Clyff Wood, etc. - 26 Apr 1712

10 - Release and confirmation from William Morton of Cliff House, in Hathersage parish, yeoman to Hannah Wright of Brookfield, spinster of Closes of land called the Upper Stubbing, the Lower Stubbing, etc., closes in Hathersage Outseats called the Far Birley and Near Birley, and also a barn and closes called the Cliff Meadow, the Cliff Head, the New Stubbing and the Cliff Wood - 17 Oct 1845

11 - Charles Cammell’s agreement of purchase of the Brookfield estates, for which he was the highest bidder - 10 Dec 1867

12 - Declaration of George Eyre of North Lees, farmer, 75 years of age, in support of the title of the devisees in trust for sale, under the will of Hannah Wright, to the Brookfield estate - 17 Mar 1870

13 - Declaration of Arthur Alliott Wells of Nottingham, a member of the firm of A. and A. Wells, the solicitors of the devisees in trust - 19 Mar 1870

14 - Declaration by Harriet Cade of Osmaston Road, Derby, spinster, relating particularly to sale of the Barton-in-the-Beans property by Holworthy - 19 Mar 1870

15 - Conveyance between Joseph Wright Cade, formerly of Breaston, now of Spondon, surgeon, and George Eyre of North Lees (as devisees in trust under the will of Hannah Wright, deceased), to Charles Cammell of Norton Hall, esquire of the capital messuage called Brookfield House and the manor of lordship within the parish of Hathersage called Norlees or Northleys Hall - 23 Mar 1870

16 - Inventory of Brookfield Manor - Feb 1910

17 - First floor plan of Brookfield Manor - 1911

18 - Sale of Catalogue of the contents of Brookfield Manor - 19 Jun 1918- 21 Jun 1918

19 - Plans and south elevation of North Lees Hall - 1922

20 - Counterparts of Agreement and Conveyance of the Brookfield property to English Steel Corporation - 1926-1954

Expand 2 - Deeds and papers for property at Moorseats and Kimbercales (Court) - (1743)-1871

2 - Deeds and papers for property at Moorseats and Kimbercales (Court) - (1743)-1871

Expand 3 - Deeds and papers for property purchased from J.S.A. Shuttleworth - 1825-1869

3 - Deeds and papers for property purchased from J.S.A. Shuttleworth - 1825-1869

Expand 4 - Deeds and papers for property acquired from Broomhead's trustees, previously David Cooper's (originally Smilters Farm) - (1825)-1877

4 - Deeds and papers for property acquired from Broomhead's trustees, previously David Cooper's (originally Smilters Farm) - (1825)-1877

Expand 5 - Deeds and related papers for Property acquired from the devisees of George Morton - 1655-1878

5 - Deeds and related papers for Property acquired from the devisees of George Morton - 1655-1878

Expand 6 - Deeds and related papers for Greens House Farm, acquired from the vicarage of Hathersage (Queen Anne's Bounty) - (1825)-1870

6 - Deeds and related papers for Greens House Farm, acquired from the vicarage of Hathersage (Queen Anne's Bounty) - (1825)-1870

Expand 7 - Deeds and related papers for property called the Shaws, acquired from the Revs. William Davey and William Dillon, R.C. priests - 1786-1871

7 - Deeds and related papers for property called the Shaws, acquired from the Revs. William Davey and William Dillon, R.C. priests - 1786-1871

Expand 8 - Deeds and related papers for premises acquired from the trustees of the Roman Catholic chapel of St. Michael, Hathersage - 1836-1877

8 - Deeds and related papers for premises acquired from the trustees of the Roman Catholic chapel of St. Michael, Hathersage - 1836-1877

Expand 9 - Deeds and related papers for premises called the Leveret Crofts, acquired from George Anthony Hardy - 1834-c1867

9 - Deeds and related papers for premises called the Leveret Crofts, acquired from George Anthony Hardy - 1834-c1867

C - Original Family Catalogue of the Deeds - [c1910s]

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Strutt family of Belper

Strutt family of Belper

Local Studies Periodicals

Local Studies Periodicals

National Coal Board

Sir John Franklin (1786-1847), naval officer and arctic explorer

Sir John Franklin (1786-1847), naval officer and arctic explorer

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