| Description | Manor of Stretton en le Field, manor house called Stretton Hall, with messuages, cottages, mills, lands, etc, belonging to the manor, all in Stretton en le Field; advowson of Stretton Church Release to bar the entail William Browne of Stretton en le Field, gent/Thomas Allsopp of Derby, gent with covenant that the property shall be held to the use of Browne |
| Administrative History | The Browne family, originally from Kent, bought the Stretton estate from the Blount family, Lords Mountjoy, in the 1540s. This deed refers to the Stretton Hall later built by Charles Browne. When William Browne died in the mid 18th century, the estate passed by marriage to the Cave family who retained it until early in the 20th century and rebuilt the Hall. This building was demolished after World War II. |
| Custodial History | This document was deposited in the Record Office in March 1963. |