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| Archive Reference / Library Class No. | D779/T/6/11/17 |
| Former Reference | D779/T/876 |
| Title | Conveyance made between 1. William Blunt Fosbrooke late of Loughborough, county Leicester but now of Liverpool gentleman. 2. Thomas Frearson of Sheffield veterinary surgeon and Ann his wife, nee Hunt, Isaac Lacy of Great Leake, county Nottingham, framework knitter and Elizabeth his wife nee Hunt, Thomas Newham of Great Leake, county Nottingham, labourer, and Mary his wife, nee Hunt, Joseph Cross of Sheffield gas maker and Eliza his wife (nee Hunt) 3. Thomas Cooper Angrave of Great Leake yeoman, guardian of the poor of Great Leake 4. John Mitchell of Nottingham fell monger (assignee of Fosbrooke's estate, who became bankrupt in 1841) 5. Edward Anthony Holden of Aston esquire and 6. James Sutton of Shardlow esquire |
| Date | 16 Aug 1842 |
| Description | reciting that William Plowright formerly of Aston esquire deceased was seised of premises below, died intestate leaving Mary the wife and later the widow of David Hunt formerly of Great Leake his only sister and heiress, who inherited his property, that by her will of 1 June 1829, she devised premises at Aston to Fosbrooke in trust to sell for the benefit of her 5 children (see D779/T/6/11/4); that she died in 1829 and on 10 December 1833 Isaac and Elizabeth (nee Hunt) Lacy had mortgaged their share of the inheritance to Fosbrooke and that Sarah Hunt became a lunatic many years ago and the parish of Great Leake incurs great expense on her behalf, and witnessing that for £49 19s paid to 1. and for 10s paid to each of 2., 3. and 4., 1. with the consent of 2., 3. and 4. conveyed to 5. a parcel of ground on part of which 2 cottages formerly stood, the remaining part being formerly used as a garden or gardens, in all 340 square yards, in Wet Close or Scroggy Nook in Aston, lying near the garden wall of Edward Anthony Holden who has taken down the cottages and altered and planted the ground, which have been in his and the Reverend Charles Holden's possession [tenancy] for many years
Endorsed with plan |
| Extent | 1 item |
| Level | file |
| Repository | Derbyshire Record Office |
| Archive Creator | Holden Family of Aston Hall, Aston-upon-Trent |
| Related Material | See D779/T/6/11/8-15 for related correspondence and others papers. See also D779/T/6/11/16 |