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D5369 - Borough family of Chetwynd Park, Shropshire - 1431-1888
- 25 - Derby - 1574-1802

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Archive Reference / Library Class No.	D5369/25/82-98
Title	Conveyance of third of tithes of Derby (Allestry - Daken - Mellor - Mayor and Burgesses of Derby - Borrow)
Date	12 May 1652 - 31 May 1742
Description	including Counterpart feoffment of a third-part of the tithes of corn of Derby, Isaac Borrow to the Mayor and Burgesses of Derby (with reservation of two seats in the chancel of St Werburgh's and one seat in the chancel of St Peter's, formerly accompanying the tithes), 14 Jun 1718 Copy grant of severalty [right of private ownership of land] from the Mayor and Burgesses of the Borough of Derby to Isaac Borrow, of the lately enclosed lands, comprising 16 acres 2 rood acres in Castle Field and 1 acre 2 roods in Whitecross Field in Derby, in consideration of £70, 14 Jun 1718, with order of Derby Quarter Sessions quashing a presentment to stop a footpath in Castle Field due to uncertainty, 7 Aug 9 Geo I [1722] Grant and release of a third-part of the tithes of Derby, Samuel Brentnall (and his mortgagee and the trustees for his creditors) to Isaac Borrow's trustees, 31 May 1742 (formerly DL45 nos. 10049, 10127, 10371, 10122, 10372, 10214)
Extent	17 items
Level	Item
Repository	Derbyshire Record Office
Archive Creator	Borough family of Chetwynd Park, Shropshire

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