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D5369 - Borough family of Chetwynd Park, Shropshire - 1431-1888
1 - Richard Borrow - 1574
2 - John Borrow - 1666-1708
3 - Isaac Borrow - 1663-1758
4 - John Tempest Borrow - 1752
5 - John Borrow - 1764-1803
6 - Ann, wife of John Borrow - c.1799
7 - Thomas Borrow - 1736-1868
8 - Ann Borrow (nee Alt) - 1750-1802
9 - Honor Borrow - 1748-1753
10 - John Borrow - 1789-1861
11 - Thomas Borough - 1784-1835
12 - Jane Borough (nee Smithson) - 1781-1800
13 - Charles Burton Borough - 1827-1888
14 - Midland Railway Co. - c.1840-1849
15 - Jane Borough - 1801-1851
16 - Alt Family - 1518-1781
17 - Bainbrigge Family - 1812-1830
18 - Coke Family - 1794-1866
19 - William Smithson, father to Jane Borough - 1776-1846
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20 - Derbyshire - 1676
20- - Title Deeds - 1431-1877
21 - Alsop in the Dale - 1656-1797
22 - Belper Ward, Chevin Ward, and Hulland Ward - 1633-1634
23 - Calow - 1663-1737
24 - Property in Crich and South Wingfield inherited by the Smith Family from Nightingale - 1764-1877
25 - Derby - 1574-1802
26 - Duffield - 1642-1846
27 - Elton - 1750-1852
28 - Etwall - 1766-1767
29 - Fairfield/ Pigtor / Wormhill - 1431-1798
1-2 - Lease and release for property in Green Fairfield, Fairfield (Bagshaw - Pickford - Goodwin) 27 Sep 1794 - 3 May 1798 - 1794-1798
3 - Feoffment of a moiety of a messuage and 7a. of land in Fayrefield, Pigtorr, Baylieflatt and Wollowe (formerly the estate of Humphrey Wolwen), Raphe Blackewall and his son Wendesley Blackewall to Thomas Mycocke, 19 Oct 2 Jas [1604] - 1604
4 - Final concord of one messuage and premises in Fairfield, Wormhill, Tunstead, Hardwick, Wall and Chapell en le Frith, Henry Lomas and Thomas Moycocke (plaintiffs) v Thomas Bagshawe and his wife (deforciants) - [1606]
5 - Feoffment of 3r. of land in the Newe Field in Fairfield in the township of Wormehill, Rowlande Swann to William Mycocke, 31 Jul 9 Jas [1611] - 1611
6 - Conveyance of property in Pygtor (?Derbyshire) (Moykoc-Moykoc) Sunday after feast of St Denis 10 Hy VI [14 Oct] - [1431]
7 - Conveyance of property in Piggetorre (Derbyshire) (Maycocke-Maycocke) 16 Dec - 1585
8 - Bargain and sale of 1a. of land called Pigtorr Acre in the fields of Pigtorr in the township of Wormehill, Thomas Bagshawe to Thomas Mycocke, 10 Oct 2 Jas [1604] - 1604
9 - Feoffment of a messuage called Pigtor House, a garden, part of an adjoining croft, and a croft called Chief Torr Pingle in the village fields of Pigtor, township of Wormhill, Thomas Bagshaw and Thomas Mycocke to William Mycocke, 18 Dec 3 Jas [1605] - 1605
10 - Bond in £200 to keep covenants (Moycocke-Fynney) 1 Jun - 1682
11 - Settlement of a close of land in Green Fairefield called Stumpe Cross Cloase (6a.), from Isaac Borrow to trustees to the use of Mary Swan for her life and then to the use of Thomas Mycock and his heirs, 25 May 1697 - 1697
12-13 - Title deeds re a messuage and farm, with lands, outbuildings, hereditaments, etc, in Pigtor and Fairfield (Roughley - Borrow), 20-28 Jun - 1711
14-15 - Title deeds re a messuage and 7a. of land in Feyrefield, Pigtor, Bayliflatte or Wellow, (Naden - Ryley - Blackwall), 26 Sep 1568 - 15 Mar 1602 - 1568-1602
16 - Deed poll acknowledgment by John Goodwin of an exchange with Robert Mycock, 6 Jan 1662 [1663] - 1663
30 - Hartington Rectory - 1652-1812
31 - Hartshorn Grange - 1670-1735
32 - Hulland - 1592-1869
33 - Hungry Bentley - 1747
34 - Killamarsh - 1815
35 - Long Eaton - 1670
36 - Litchurch - 1628-1806
37 - Litchurch Estate - 1659-1736
38 - Longford - 1736
39 - Mugginton - 1762
40 - Normanton - 1719
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43 - Chetwynd Park, Edgemond, Salop - 1771-1869
44 - Hanson Grange, Staffordshire - 1660-1722
45 - Musden Grange, Staffordshire - 1654-1815
46 - Meadow in Thulston, Ambaston and Elvaston - 1620
47 - Properties and Lands in Lea, Bradbourne, Parwich, Hognaston, Brassington, Kniveton, Offcote, Underwood, Bentley, and Hartington - 1629
48 - Manor of Steventon, Berkshire - 1691
49 - Bristol - 1696
50 - Papworth Everard, Cambridgeshire - 1670
51 - Herefordshire - 1702
52 - Culceth, Lancashire - 1824
53 - Axholme, Lincolnshire & Rowley, Surrey - 1650
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55 - Lincoln St. Martin - 1752
56 - Middlesex - 1667-1710
57 - Broughton Sulney, Nottinghamshire - 1695-1707
58
59 - Staffordshire - 1629-1770
60 - Yorkshire - 1776-1866
61 - West Wales - 1696
62 - Miscellaneous - 1701-1836
Box 2
Bryan Donkin Company Ltd of Chesterfield, engineering firm
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