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D7990 - Twigg family of Bonsall and Ashover - 18th-20th cent
- T - Title Deeds - 1622-1914
  - 2 - Title deeds for properties in Ashover - 1707-1903
    - 8 - Bundle of deeds for Hodgkinson Property in Ashover - 1816-1845

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Archive Reference / Library Class No.	D7990/T/2/8/2
Former Reference	TW138
Title	Conveyance by Godfrey White of Doncaster plasterer to William Hodgkinson of Kelstedge shopkeeper of a messuage lately erected on the site of an ancient messuage at Kelstedge, with a barn and cowhouse, and two closes called Middle Field and Nether Close, formerly one, containing together 4 acres, and plot 136 in the Ashover enclosure award (2 acres 20 perches)
Date	2 May 1827
Description	Recital of mortgage in £100 (28 Jan 1822) by White to Richard Dixon of Chesterfield malster, William Trueman (since deceased), and James Clarke of Chesterfield saddler for a term of 1000 years; of agreements for salein £315 between White and George Hammond of Doncaster yeoman, and in £335 between Hammond and Hodgkinson: with assignment of residue of mortgage term by Dixon and Clarke to John Hutchinson of Chesterfield gentleman in trust and to attned the inheritance. Consideration £335 of which £100 is paid to Dixon and Clarke, £215 to White and £20 to Hammond
Extent	1 item
Level	Item
Repository	Derbyshire Record Office
Archive Creator	Twigg family of Bonsall and Ashover
Format	Document
Related Material	See D7990/T/2/8/7 for mortgage of these premises, 1828. See D7990/T/2/8/11 for lease release of these premises in 1830

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