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D4575 - Fletcher family of Tissington - 1723-1898
1 - Deeds to the Harris Closes, Offcote and Underwood - 1737-1871
2 - Deeds to assorted properties at Ashbourne, Tissington, Fenny Bentley and Tansley - 1705-1809
3 - Fletcher family records - 1723-1898
4 - Miscellaneous documents - 1755-1895
1 - Will of George Ensor of Tissington, yeoman. Dated 24 Nov 1755 - 1755
2 - Probate will of George Ensor of Tissington, yeoman, made 8 Mar 1765, proved 4 May 1770 - 1765-1770
3 - Copy will of William Smith of the Bent, Tissington, yeoman, made 26 Jul 1771, proved 3 May 1774. - 1771-1774
4 - Assorted receipts relating to land transactions as in D4575/4/3, tithes, rents and interest payments (20 items). - 1746-1830
5 - Form of enquiry to the War Office on George Millward, who joined the Derby Militia in 1806 and was shipwrecked at Christchurch in 1809. - 1814
6 - Ensor Charity book, comprising the copy will of William Ensor of Windley, gent, 1777, memoranda on the putting out of apprentices, 1780-1806, and accounts, 1780-1809. - 1777-1809
7 - Wrapping label for title deeds relating to house and land at Tissington, and land and building at Fenny Bentley belonging to John D Fletcher. - 1895
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