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Collapse D1059 - Osmaston and Buxton Deeds

D1059 - Osmaston and Buxton Deeds

1 - Bond in which Edmond Hurte of Marchington (Staffordshire) and Thomas Hurt (his son) are bound to Humphrey Hurde of Osmaston - 29 Aug 1609

3 - Lease of a cottage and backside in Osmaston by John Knyveton to Robert Hurd - 2 Aug 1632

5 - Quitclaim by Richard Slack to John Worth of a messuage in Osmaston - 20 Mar 1651/1652

8 - Feoffment by Humphrey Hurd to Samuel Hurd of two closes called the Meadow Acres in Osmaston - 16 Jun 1684

9 - Lease of part of a messuage in Osmaston called the Kitchen End and several closes by Robert Hurd to Thomas Peach - 23 Mar 1712/1713

10 - Lease and release of a close called the Blake in Osmaston by Samuel Hayne to Thomas Yates - 11-12 Jul 1722

11 - Mortgage of closes called the Pastures in Osmaston by Robert Hurd to John Walker - 16 Jul 1726

15 - Release of a close called the Croft or the Backside with a pigsty in Osmaston by Dorothy Bolt and Roger Oakden (executors of Thomas Bolt deceased) to Francis Whitworth - 24 Jun 1749

19 - Mortgage of several closes called the New Yard, the Ridding Butts, the Long Lands, the Stony Lane and others in Osmaston by Hurd to Wibberly - 27 Jun 1766

20 - Bond by the creditors of Jonathan Tomlinson of Ashbourne that he should be at liberty to conduct business - 12 Nov 1803

21 - Transfer of mortgage held by Roger Broadhurst to William Etches of two closes in Osmaston called the Rushy Meadows - 31 Jan 1812

Horace John Rylands (1886-1961) of Bakewell, First World War soldier

Horace John Rylands (1886-1961) of Bakewell, First World War soldier

Strutt family of Belper

Strutt family of Belper

Local Studies Periodicals

Local Studies Periodicals

George M. Woodward (1767-1809), cartoonist

George M. Woodward (1767-1809), cartoonist

Horace John Rylands (1886-1961) of Bakewell, First World War soldier

Horace John Rylands (1886-1961) of Bakewell, First World War soldier

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