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D7674 - Barker family of Darley, Rowsley and East Lodge, Bakewell - 1476-1922

B - Barker Family of Darley, Rowsley and East Lodge, Bakewell - 1601-1891

C - Charlesworth family of Castleton - [1651]-1843

CAT - Barker Family: original catalogue of records - 20th cent

LM - Lillie and Marris/Morris families of Sleaford, Lincolnshire and Newark, Nottinghamshire - 1675-1790

ST - Scholler and Twigg families of Rowsley and Ecclesfield, Yorkshire - 1476-1795

T - Thorpe Family of Monyash - 1672-1855

W - Watkinson family of Brampton and Chesterfield - [1567]-1833

1 - Muniments of title - [1567]-1833

1 - Muniments of title for Bolsover - 1729

2 - Muniments of title for Brampton - 1600-1833

3 - Muniments of title for Chesterfield - [1567]-1779

4 - Muniments of title for Holme Hall and Newbold, Chesterfield - 1651-1832

1 - Declaration of trust. Edward Trussell of London and Nicholas Leeke, son of Lord Deynecourt. Holm Hall and a corn mill in the parish of Chesterfield to be held to the use of Nicholas. - 16 Dec 1651

2 - Quitclaim. Nicholas, Lord Deyncourt, to Edward Trussell of London. Holm Hall, etc. - 10 Oct 1655

3 - Declaration of trust. William Humbel of London and Joseph Sheldon, draper of the same to Rodger Price of London. Holm Hall and corn mill granted by Trussell to Humble, Price and Sheldon. Humble and Sheldon are declared to be trustees for Price. Grant (25) Oct 12th 1655 - 20 Dec 1655

4 - Final Concords (a pair). English. Roger Price, William Humble and Joseph Sheldon, plaintiffs, Edward Trussell and Susan, his wife, deforceants. A water mill, barn, stable, 100 acres, etc in Chesterfield; for £160. - Nov 1655

5 - Lease (release packing). Sir John Moore, Lord Mayor of London, Sir William Dolben, justice of the Kings Bench, Nicholas Charlton of London, executors of Roger Price late of Westbury (co. Bucks) and Roger son of Roger Price to John Lillyman of Beasely, Christopher Hardy of Sutton, Holme Hall, a water corn mill etc. (partly illegible) - 24 Dec 1681

6 - Deed to make a tenant. (Lease and release). Robert, Earl of Scarsdale, John Lillyman, clerk of Pleasley, Christopher Hardy of Sutton in the Dale and Robert Hodgkinson, yeoman, of Sherbrooke to Andrew Gardiner of Clements Inn and James Clarke of Sutton, to suffer a recovery for the benefit of the Earl of Scarsdale. Holme Hall, Killamarsh Manor House, and property in Sherbrooke etc. - 9-10 Apr 1682

7 - Lease (Release lacking). Robert, Earl of Scarsdale and Christopher Hardie of Sutton-in-le-Dale to Herman and John Olmius. Holme Hall and property in Pleasley, Scarcliffe, etc. - 19 Jun 1701

8 - Copy Lease and Release. Herman Olmius, merchant of London and John, his son, To Robert, Earl of Scarsdale. The manors of Palterton and Scarcliffe (cc. Derby), Holme Hall, cottage at Sherbrooke and named closes, etc. (part of release lacking). - 19 Jun 1704

9 - Mortgage. Nicholas, Earl of Scarsdale to Susanna Fosbroke of Derby. Holme Farm redeemable for £1,150. - 14 Jun 1731

10 - Mortgage. Nicholas, Earl of Scarsdale, to Robert Fletcher of Orelgreaves, Holme Farm. Redeemable for £1,300.10.0. - 14 Jun 1733

11 - Assignment. Robert Fletcher of Owlgreaves and Susanna, his wife, formerly Flasbrooke to Ann Flosbrooke of Derby. Holme Farm for the remainder of a 1,000 year term from Nicholas, Earl of Scarsdale; for £1,250. - 15 Jun 1733

12 - Lease and Release. Nicholas, Earl of Scarsdale to Godfrey Watkinson of Brampton, Holme Farm and appurtenances; for £1,369.13.0. - 14-15 May 1735

13 - Mortgage. Godfrey Watkinson of Brampton to Ann Flosbrooke, spinster, of Derby. Holme Farm, redeemable for £1,431.6.0. - 16 May 1735

14 - Conveyance. Anne Fosbrooke, spinster, of Derby to Godfrey Watkinson of Brampton Moor and Godfrey Stearne, clerk, of Chesterfield his trustee. Holme Farm, Chesterfield for £1,400.16.0. - 17 May 1736

15 - Lease. Godfrey Watkinson, the younger, of Brampton Moore to David Allison, husbandman, of Holme, par. Chesterfield. Messuage at Holme and lands, etc. appertaining; for 21 years at £110 and £3 in the last four years for each acre ploughed. - 1 Feb [1759]

16 - Mortgage. Godfrey Heathcote of Chesterfield who survived John Wilkinson, merchant, late of Chesterfield to Robert Newton of Norton House at Holme and a water corn mill and named closes there, and in Newbold, for £300 paid to Elizabeth Bourne, wife of Thomas Bourne, late of Brampton, formerly Watkinson; redeemable for the same sum. - 2 Apr 1767

17 - Conveyance. Elizabeth Bourne, wife of Thomas Bourne, widow of Godfrey Watkinson, to Godfrey Heathcote. Holme Farm at Newbold; for £400. - 2 Apr 1767

18 - Feoffment to uses (lease and release). Godfrey Heathcote of Chesterfield, who survived John Wilkinson, merchant, of Chesterfield to Richard Wilkinson, merchant, of Chesterfield and Bernard Lucas, merchant, of the same. A house and cornmill at Holme and Horse Pasture, Sherman Field, Spencer Field, etc. to be held to the use of Thomas Bourne of Brampton Boor, and to the use of Godfrey Heathcote, for 300 years for securing payment to him of £400 lent by him to Elizabeth, wife of Thomas. - 20 Aug 1767

19 - Draft Bargain and Sale and Release. Sarah Barker, widow, of East Lodge and others to John Henry Barker of Bakewell. Farms at Newbould and Holme, water mill at Holme; for £2,500. - 30-31 Dec 1836

20 - Copies of deeds relating to grants by Olmius to the Earl of Scarsdale. (Holme Hall deeds) - 20 Jun 1701, 20 Jun 1704

21 - Abstract of J. H. Barker’s title to estates at Holme Farm, Chesterfield. - 1746-1832

22 - Conveyance as a security. Sir John Moore, Lord Mayor of London, Sir William Dolben, Justice of the Kings Bench, Nicholas Charlton of London and Roger Price of Westbury [Buckinghamshire] to Thomas Price and Thomas Bethell of London, Robert, Earl of Scarsdale, being a party. Holme Hall, etc. - 20 Dec 1681

5 - Mutilated lease by Godfrey Watkinson to John Barnes - 5 Nov 1755

2 - Settlements - 1635-1772

3 - Wills and Executorship Papers - 1759-1779

4 - Estate Papers - 1585-1777

ZA - Ashby family of Edensor - 1800-1831

ZC - Calvert family of Yeaveley - 1707-1733

ZG - Gardom family of Ashford - 1744-1817

ZK - Other Families

ZMC - Coal, Ironstone and Clay - 1798-1871

ZML - Lead Mining Records - 1646-1872

ZMR - Stewards of Duke of Rutland - 1632-1788

ZP - Parish of Bakewell All Saints - 17th-19th cent

ZS - Seal fragments - [16th-18th cent]

ZZ - Printed material - 18th-19th cent

George M. Woodward (1767-1809), cartoonist

Tweets by DRO

Bryan Donkin Company Ltd of Chesterfield, engineering firm

Strutt family of Belper

George M. Woodward (1767-1809), cartoonist

Sir John Franklin (1786-1847), naval officer and arctic explorer

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