| Description | 1.Aug.24 1675 Sale from Francis Rodes to Lord Daincourt and others, as Settlement on his wife Dame Martha, of the Manor of Elmton with lands etc. including Creswell Mill and Cragg Mill; also Gateford Gall, with lands etc. in Gateford, lands etc. in Hilton, and the Manor of Barlbrough with lands etc. (Deed no signed; endorsed ‘not executed’.)
2. Apr. 6 1686 Sale from Jonathan Shawe to John Kirk of lands (field names) in Barlbrough.
3. June 21 1710 Lease for a year from John Craven to William Short of a cottage in Digby.
4. June 22 1710 as 3. Release.
5. Mar. 26 1716 Release from Thomas Short to John Groom, as settlement on his intended marriage, of the reversion of a cottage in Digby.
6. 1719 Printed list of Fellows and Diocenciates of the Royal College of Physicians.
7. Aug. 2 1721 Assignment of Mortgage from Rodes Peter Glossop to John Robinson of Woodhouse Lane, Barlbrough, of a messuage and cottage in Balbrough.
8. Sept. 18 1721 Assignment of Mortgage from William Thornton to Thomas Knights, of lands in Diggby Fenn.
9. Oct. 24 1721 Lease for a year from John Winster to William Thornton, of Bower Hall and lands in Digby.
10. Aug. 29 1727 Deed to declare the uses of a surrender from Cornelius Heathcoate and wife of Cutthorpe to the lord of the Manor of Hatfield, of lands (field names) in Thorne.
11. May 20 1775 Assignment of Mortgage from John Renshaw to Elizabeth Astury, of a messuage and lands in Barlebrough.
12. Dec. 7 1786 John Jackson, of tenant right to a farm in Barlbrough, with stock and household goods.
13. Sept. 16 1629 Ten printed notices from R. W. Robson to various persons, requiring them to quit possession of property in Elmton held under the Rev. C. H. Rodes.
14. Apr. 17 1863 Letter from L. Prell to “Henry” concerning cutlery to be called for at Franklin Works, Sheffield.
15. Aug. 30 1877 Order of Exchange from Enclosure Commissioners. Exchange of lands between W. H. de Rodes and R. W. Chandos-Pole. Plan, acreage and field names given.
16. 19th Cent. Manuscript of poems of about 500 lines, entitled “The Fall of Needwood”, written by Francis Noel Clarke Mundy at Markeaton.
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