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D1005 - Sir Francis Leake (d. 1588) of Sutton near Chesterfield - c1574
1 - The Leake Cartulary - c1574
p - Leake cartulary: pages - c1574
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Archive Reference / Library Class No.
D1005/1/p/42a
Title
Grant by Adam son of Ralf de Rerisby to Beauchief Abbey, of common of pasture on the moor of Essover [Ashover] within the following bounds: from Sherleforkes by Herwardstrete to the south as far as the way from Essover to the bridge of Mattelock [Matlock], descending the said road to Wringandestrones and thence ascending to Echelstowe [Eddlestow] by Wetemore to Schaterley [Shooterslea], thence to Paistonhirst Roche [Peasun-hurst Roach], descending by the Moreside to Stanifordsik, over the moor by Alwaldsetes to the boundary of Wingarwurth [Wingerworth], thence to the boundary of Walton, ascending to Astwod by Harwod, with free entry and exit. Witnesses: Lord Henry de Brailsford, Lord Robert de Denecke, Kts, Roger le Wreton, Stephen le Eir, Hugh de Linakre, William de Wynfeld, John Bate etc.
Date
c1574
Description
See microfilm M130 vol 3. This item is copied into the Leake Cartulary on the page indicated in the RefNo field. The copy was taken from an original dating from the late 13th cent
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Derbyshire Record Office
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Sir Francis Leake (d. 1588) of Sutton near Chesterfield
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