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D7674 - Barker family of Darley, Rowsley and East Lodge, Bakewell - 1476-1922
B - Barker Family of Darley, Rowsley and East Lodge, Bakewell - 1601-1891
2 - Settlements - 1657-1891
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Archive Reference / Library Class No.
D7674/B/2/10
Former Reference
BarD/116,165,580
Title
Agreement to levy a fine and lead uses. (Two pars and copy). John Barker of Bakewell and Jane, his wife, daughter of Elizabeth Watkinson with John Renshaw of Bakewell. Fourth part of the Dagnall Close, and Greenhill Close, Bakewelland pieces in the open fields of Bakewell; roods of freehold (named) in Ashford; messuage, etc. in the herbage of Rushup houses at Dodworth, How-stock Close at Wincobank, and all of a farm at Wadshelf, Holme Farm, Chesterfield, to stated uses for the heirs of Jane, except Wadshelf (to the use of Thomas Barker) and Holme Farm (to the uses of the will of Elizabeth (to the uses of the will of Elizabeth Bourne). Fine dated Nov. 1776.
Date
11 Oct 1776
Extent
3 items
Level
File
Repository
Derbyshire Record Office
Archive Creator
Barker Family of Darley, Rowsley and East Lodge, Bakewell
Administrative History
Elizabeth Watkinson was a daughter of Robert Scholler and Elizabeth Calver (see section VII, no. 2). She married Captain Thomas Bourne after the death of her first husband Godfrey Watkinson
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Document
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