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D7676 - Bagshawe family of Foolow, antiquarians, collectors and solicitors - [13th-20th cent]
- 1 - The Antiquarian Collection
  - A - The Eyres of Hassop
    - 1 - Deeds of Title, leases, etc.

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Archive Reference / Library Class No.	D7676/1/A/1/67
Title	Northumberland and County Durham
Date	1369-1743
Description	Deeds to property of the Tempest family particularly Stella Hall and Winlaton.
Level	SubSubSeries
Repository	Derbyshire Record Office
Archive Creator	Bagshawe family of Foolow, antiquarians, collectors and solicitors
Administrative History	The property came to the Widdringtons through the marriage of Jane Tempest and William, 4th Lord Widdrington. It was not subject to forfeiture with the Widdrington property under the attainder of 1716 and descended to Thomas Eyre through his mother, Mary Widdrington. She was daughter of the 4th Lord Widdrington and sister and (in her issue) heiress of Henry Francis Widdrington, last of the male line and (but for the attainder) last Lord Widdrington. He died in 1774.
Arrangement	The connection of this property with the Eyres was recognised after the main schedules of deeds had been compiled.
Related Material	The Widdrington Patent of Peerage, dated 10 November 1643, was also at Hassop Hall, but was given to the Bodleian Library by Mr Bagshawe and Mr Bradbury in 1931. A photograph can be seen under reference D7676/BagC/3320a.

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