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D7676 - Bagshawe family of Foolow, antiquarians, collectors and solicitors - [13th-20th cent]
2 - Antiquarian Notes and related papers - (1587)-1928
A - Tracings and modern copies of old maps
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Archive Reference / Library Class No.
D7676/BagC/292
Title
Blueprint copy of Map of Peak Forest "The Peak Forrest Fosterie belonginge to the right honorable William Earle of Newcastle. Surveyd by William Senior Professor of the Mathematiques"
Date
(Nov 1637)
Description
Surveyor: William Senior. Scale:32 [poles] in an inch [1:6400]. Size: 69 x 40 cm. Materials: coloured paints on vellum. Centred on: SK0980
Notes: shows 554 acres on Barmoor and part of Rushop Edge, named pasture, Beemore and closes with area and named tenants: stylised rock cliffs above Barmoor, stream and 'The new well which ebs and flowes': 4 houses in a terrace and 1 separate.
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1 item
Level
Item
Repository
Derbyshire Record Office
Archive Creator
Bagshawe family of Foolow, antiquarians, collectors and solicitors
Format
Map/Plan
Originals
Portland Estate Office, Welbeck, Senior Newcastle volume, 67 verso
Related Material
D6164/1, black and white photocopy, 39 x 53 cm.
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Senior; William (fl 1610); mathematician and surveyor
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Type
Peak District National Park
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