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Collapse D239 - FitzHerbert family of Tissington - [16th-20th cent]D239 - FitzHerbert family of Tissington - [16th-20th cent]
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8376 - Volume
8376(i) - William FitzHerbert to an anonymous lady, probably Mrs. Okeover: would like to rent Okeover Hall for a year while alterations are made at Tissington. 30 March - 1752
8376(ii-iv) - S. FitzHerbert to [Mrs. Okeover] - 1758
8376(v) - William FitzHerbert to Leeke Okeover: "I beg nothing may be said about Hanging Bridge; the turnpike shall be in the lane; nor do we purpose putting it at Hanging Bridge, but if it is said it shan't be there, people will directly mend their private ways up to the moor, and we intend only to keep them on the turnpike and to tell them we will put it there if they miss us - as we used to threaten to put one at the Wheel at Nuns green at Derby. Besides the money is promised me now and would not [be] if they saw such an exclusion; and Mr. Davenport etc. only desire to be free to the market, if it should be [ ] there, which our tradesmen at Ashbourne do not desire. Depend on it, if they may not come from Leek to us, our Derby road will be hurt; and I have assurances from Congleton of their going on to Winsford Bridges which is a very cheap navigation to Liverpool and will let us in to that sea, which may be of the greatest service to our country". 16 February - 1762
8376(vi) - W. Bagot to [Leeke Okeover]: has heard from Mr. FitzHerbert that he has dropped the plan of setting up a gate on or near the Okeover estate; the bill is to be reported tomorrow. - 1762
8376(vii) - W. Bagot to [Leeke Okeover] (preceding no. vi): "you may depend upon care being taken to have a clause that Okeover and Okeover Woodhouses may go toll free; many people object to the idea of a gate at Hanging Bridge - 1762
8377-8380 - Volumes of copy letters made by Lady Sarah FitzHerbert, many relating to the affairs of her brother William Philp Perrin - 1789-1793
8381 - Notebook of Sir William FitzHerbert containing note of letters sent and received - 1778-1785
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Expand J - Alleyne FitzHerbert, first Lord St Helens - 1753-1839J - Alleyne FitzHerbert, first Lord St Helens - 1753-1839
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