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Archive Reference / Library Class No.	D3580/ZP/42-63
Title	File of correspondence of E. M. Longsdon with British Museum about translations, ordering copies etc
Date	1934-1939
Description	With: D3580/ZP62 (i) British Museum, Add 6667 parish of 1580 Photostat extract concerning dissensions about land in Longstone submitted to arbitration of Roger Levett, William Woley, Thomas Yelds and Thomas Dunkcutle whose award directs mutual conveyances of small parcels of lands in Longsdon to be made by different parties when Robert Longsdon attains age of 21 years, and states that other lands belong to Lord Shrewsbury. D3580/ZP62 (ii) Photostat extract: It appears from another deed of same date as the last [Feast of St Mathew the Apostle 6 Henry VI, 21 September 1427] that the name of the said Henry of Longesdon's then wife was Maud; Gift by deed poll of the Eve of the Assumpton of the Blessed Mary Henry IV [14 August 1410] by Henry of Longesdon to his wife Agnes and heirs of her body, of an oxgang of land with two houses on it which descended to him in right of inheritance from his father; This present award of the Feast of the Translation of St. Thomas 22 Henry VI [3 or 7 July 1444] between 1) Robert Shakersley gent and 2) Annes late wife of Harry Longsdon and Robert Longsdon son and heir to said Annes and Harry. D3580/ZP63 Photograph of D3580/T18
Extent	22 items
Level	File
Repository	Derbyshire Record Office
Archive Creator	Longsdon family of Little Longstone
Privacy Notice	Data Subjects in Archives Privacy Notice
Format	Photographic

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