| Title | Deed to lead the uses of a fine to be levied by Sir Charles Skrymsher of Norbury and Dame Esther his wife (only child and heir of George Taylor) to George Jones of the Middle Temple, esq., of the manor of Tapton with appurtenances, a capital messuage known as Tapton Hall and a capital messuage at Chesterfield called Durant Hall with land called Durant Green and closes known as Dovecoat Close with the close below it, the two Little Meadows and Dobb Croft, 2 messuages with 2 lands in a close called Wheat hill, 1a in Sidling Field, closes called Casteevens Wett Lands, Petty Close, Duttons Wett Lands, Great Wetland, Crowlane Head, Bagshaw Close and Dobbin-Clough with 2 lands in a close called Wetlands a messuage in the tenure of Arthur Taylor, a close late in the tenure of Edward Jefferies with a close called Doveacre, a close called Heeby Sick, several lands in Crowlane Field, several lands in a close called Goldercliffe, Bayly Smithyes Meadow with a messuage and closes called Triangle Petty Close and Intack, 6 lands in Crowlane Field several lands in Meane Silverices and a pingle adjoining Well Yard, Steptoe Lane House, a messuage and closes known as Upper Twelve Acres, Little Twelve Acres and Mill Holme, parcels called Loccoford Land in a close of James Mills and a close called Loccoford Lane, 2 lands in Crowlane Field , a messuage in the holding of Marmaduke Carver, a messuage in the holding of Elizabeth Inman, a barn called Dowkers Barne with closes called Blakepitts, Silverice and Wetlands, Tupman Barn with Tupman Close, Cross Close, a messuage with Bagshaw Close, a messuage in the holding of Richard Hides, a water grist mill in the tenure of Richard Hides, a close called Porters Pingle, a cottage in the tenure of John Bland - Crane Close, a close called Hancock Croft, a cottage in the holding of Stephen Pennystone, a close called Whitebanks, and messuages all at Tapton, Chesterfield, Newbold and Boythorpe, being of the inheritance of George Taylor, 4 closes at Tapton, known as Welches Closes a close at Litchurch known as High Crossfield with an adjoining pingle and closes known as the Lampitt, the Pingle and Rye Close, a parcel of meadow called Potters Meadow, Potters Close, a close called Half Penny Croft with a parcel of land in Litchurch Meadow, a close called Whitchurch Statham Siddale Close, Swarstone Lane Close and a piece of land called Drapers Five Stone Ridges, Old Hoe Close, and Meadow Dole, Clipston Croft, Litchurch Meadow Dole, Peartree Close, a parcel of land late in the tenure of Stephen Flamstead with a parcel of land called the Two Green Hades and a parcel of meadow in Litchurch Meadow, a parcel of meadow late in the tenure of Thomas Youle, Great Clipston Croft, a pingle late in the tenure of William Dawson, Derby Land Close with adjoining pingle, Gallow Close and a parcel in Derby Field, parcels of land called Litchurch Leyes, a parcel of land in the tenure of Abraham Kegg, a piece of land called Leyes Ends, all at Litchurch, being of the inheritance of George Taylor, with all tithes of hay arising in Litchurch and a chief rent of 3s 2d payable out of lands in Tapton and Chesterfield to the intent that Jones may be tenant for suffering a recovery by Gerrard Skrymsher of Norbury, to the use of Sir Charles Skrymsher in fee simple |