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D5549 - Medieval Stapenhill deeds and Derbyshire pre-registration title deeds - [15th-20th cent]

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Archive Reference / Library Class No.	D5549/2
Title	Title deeds, wills and family papers relating to the Wheeldon family of Derby and to properties at Little Chester, Cowsley and Mickleover
Date	1722-1938
Description	D5549/2/1/1-7 and D5549/2/2 do not specifically mention any Wheeldon family members, but the documents were found with other Wheeldon papers and relate to land in the same area, and are therefore assumed to be connected
Level	Series
Repository	Derbyshire Record Office
Archive Creator	Unidentified
Related Material	See also series D5549/3 for deeds to property in Alvaston owned at one point by a Wheeldon. See series D5549/1 for deeds and documents of the 18th century Dodsworth family of Stapenhill. Honora Ann was formerly a Radford, and married John Wheeldon of Nottingham Road, Derby; see series D5549/7 for deeds and papers relating to Radford properties in Normanton and Littleover.
Archivist Note	"D5549/2/10 below states that Honora Ann Wheeldon's son was named Charles Dodsworth" - this sentence was deleted from the Related Material field on 26 February 2016 as it is inaccurate. Charles Dodsworth was the son of Lettice Wood as the catalogue entry for this item correctly states - BS

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