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Collapse D7990 - Twigg family of Bonsall and Ashover - 18th-20th centD7990 - Twigg family of Bonsall and Ashover - 18th-20th cent
Expand E - Estate PapersE - Estate Papers
Expand F - Family PapersF - Family Papers
Collapse T - Title Deeds - 1622-1914T - Title Deeds - 1622-1914
Expand 1 - Title Deeds for properties in Bonsall - 1670-18671 - Title Deeds for properties in Bonsall - 1670-1867
Collapse 2 - Title deeds for properties in Ashover - 1707-19032 - Title deeds for properties in Ashover - 1707-1903
Expand 1 - Bundle of deeds for The Red Lion, Ashover - 1739-18381 - Bundle of deeds for The Red Lion, Ashover - 1739-1838
Expand 2 - Bundle of deeds for Amber Lane Farm, Kelstedge, parish of Ashover - 1749-18582 - Bundle of deeds for Amber Lane Farm, Kelstedge, parish of Ashover - 1749-1858
Expand 3 - Bundle of deeds for Wren Park and Common Bank, Ashover - 1771-18183 - Bundle of deeds for Wren Park and Common Bank, Ashover - 1771-1818
Expand 4 - Bundle of deeds for land and dwelling at Littlemoor, parish of Ashover - 1707-18854 - Bundle of deeds for land and dwelling at Littlemoor, parish of Ashover - 1707-1885
Expand 5 - Bundle of deeds for land at Over End and Kelstedge, parish of Ashover - 1792-18405 - Bundle of deeds for land at Over End and Kelstedge, parish of Ashover - 1792-1840
Expand 6 - Bundle of deeds for allotment on Ashover Common - 1784-18496 - Bundle of deeds for allotment on Ashover Common - 1784-1849
Expand 7 - Bundle of deeds for a messuage and closes in Ashover - 1772-19037 - Bundle of deeds for a messuage and closes in Ashover - 1772-1903
Collapse 8 - Bundle of deeds for Hodgkinson Property in Ashover - 1816-18458 - Bundle of deeds for Hodgkinson Property in Ashover - 1816-1845
1 - Lease for possession by Thomas Hodgkinson of Rowstead (co. Nottingham) miller of Edmund Hodgkinson of Ashover gentleman, to a dwelling house in Ashover. - 1 Jan 1816
2 - Conveyance by Godfrey White of Doncaster plasterer to William Hodgkinson of Kelstedge shopkeeper of a messuage lately erected on the site of an ancient messuage at Kelstedge, with a barn and cowhouse, and two closes called Middle Field and Nether Close, formerly one, containing together 4 acres, and plot 136 in the Ashover enclosure award (2 acres 20 perches) - 2 May 1827
3-4 - Lease and release by Edmund Hodgkinson of Ashover gentleman to William Hodgkinson of Kelstedge shopkeeper and John Bunting of Hasland wine merchant (trustee) of a close in Kelstedge called Long Ridding (2 acres 16 perches) formerly part of the Hall Wood - 29-30 Jun 1827
5 - Abstract of title to a close in Kelstedge called Long Ridding (2 acres 16 perches) formerly part of the Hall Wood - (1735-1808)
6 - Lease for possession by William Hodgkinson to James Berrisford of Kelstedge cordwainer of two parcels of land at Kelstedge, being the western portions of Middle Field and Nether Close and a close called Long Ridding. - 24 Sep 1827
7 - Mortgage by demise for term of 500 years by William Hodgkinson and John Bunting of a messuage lately erected on the site of an ancient messuage at Kelstedge, with a barn and cowhouse, and two closes called Middle Field and Nether Close, formerly one, containing together 4 acres, and plot 136 in the Ashover enclosure award (2acres 20 perches) - 10 Nov 1828
8-9 - Lease and release by William Hodgkinson and Joshua Tomlinson of Ashover farmer (devisees for sale under the will of Edmund Hodgkinson) of two closes at Kelstedge called House Close (2 acres) and Little Close (3 roods 20 perches), now laid together as House Close, to Charles Johnson of Brocklehurst, Ashover yeoman - 12-13 Jun 1829
10 - Reconveyance by Charles Johnson to William Hadgkinson. Consideration £170. - 22 Aug 1829
11 - Lease and release by Joshua Tomlinson of Ashover Hill farmer and John Boar of Ashover framework-knitter (trustees for the real estate of William Hodgkinson deceased) to George Barker of Kelstedge, of a messuage at Kelstedge, with a barn and cowhouse, and the eastern portion of Middle Field and Nether Close (total 1 acre 1 rood 23 perches) and House Close (2 acres) and Little Close - 21-22 Jun 1830
12-13 - Lease and release by Thomas Barker of Winkbourne (co. Nottingham) to Joseph Handburg of Ashover farmer and William Woodcock of Mansfield gentleman (trustee) of a cottage and garden in Ashover and a parcel of land (3 roods) adjoining - 23-24 Dec 1840
14 - Conveyance by Joseph Hanbury to Job Vains of Kelstedge blacksmith of a messuage at Kelstedge, with a barn and cowhouse, and the eastern portion of Middle Field and Nether Close (total 1 acre 1 rood 23 perches) and House Close (2 acres) and Little Close - 25 Mar 1845
Expand 9 - Bundle of deeds for Blacksmith's shop, Kelstedge, parish of Ashover - 1810-18169 - Bundle of deeds for Blacksmith's shop, Kelstedge, parish of Ashover - 1810-1816
Expand 10 - Miscellaneous deeds for properties in Ashover - 1726-183510 - Miscellaneous deeds for properties in Ashover - 1726-1835
Expand 3 - Title deeds for properties in Matlock - 1781-18773 - Title deeds for properties in Matlock - 1781-1877
Expand 4 - Title deeds for properties in Wirksworth - 1671-16854 - Title deeds for properties in Wirksworth - 1671-1685
Expand 5 - Title deeds for properties in Crich - 1769-17745 - Title deeds for properties in Crich - 1769-1774
Expand 6 - Title deeds for properties in Lancashire - 1622-19146 - Title deeds for properties in Lancashire - 1622-1914
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