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D779 - Holden Family of Aston Hall, Aston-upon-Trent - 1215-1924
- T - Title Deeds - [c1215]-1912
  - 6 - Deeds of Edward Anthony Holden (c1805-1877) - 1646-1863
    - 3 - Deeds concerning messuage and lands in Aston purchased by Edward Anthony Holden in January 1833 - 1706-1833
      - 3 - Deeds of the Upper and Lower Cramlands and the Hunckley Stile in Aston purchased by William Hickinbotham in 1811

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Archive Reference / Library Class No.	D779/T/6/3/3/11
Former Reference	D779/T/718
Title	Copy of lease and release in trust to sell dated 5, 6 April 1811 made by 1. Benjamin Meakin or Williamson of Spondon yeoman eldest son and heir of Thomas formerly of Diseworth, county Leicester, yeoman deceased, to 2. John Meakin or Williamson of Thurlaston, county Leicester, eldest surviving son and heir of Benjamin formerly of Ockbrook yeoman deceased to 3. William Jeffery Lockett and Bryan Thomas Balguy of Derby gentlemen trustees
Date	Apr 1811 (4 Jul 1811)
Description	reciting deeds of Williamson family back to 1725/6 and the deaths of persons named in the deed to declare uses of a fine, 1763 (see D779/T/6/3/3/9) and of members of the family of Benjamin Meakin or Williamson of Ockbrook and that 1. and 2. are now seised of the lands etc below, conveyed to 3. to be sold:- 2 messuages or messuage and cottage in possession of Joseph Botham and William Foster, close of pasture or meadow called Horse Doles containing 9 acres 1r 16p in part of one of the late open fields of Aston called Nether Field and meadow adjoining and allotted to Mary Meakin or Williamson upon inclosure in lieu of part of the 1½ yard land comprised in deed of 1725/6 (see D779/T/6/3/3/4) and 2 closes of ancient inclosed meadow or pasture called the Home Closes, according to a late survey including the site of the farmhouse, yard, garden, containing 9 acres 2r 12p, several pieces of arable now divided into three and called the Upper and Lower Cramlands and Hunckley? Hill in part of one of late open fields in Aston called the Cross Field containing 27 acres 2r 26p also allotted to Mary Meakin or Williamson upon inclosure, in lieu of remainder of 1½ yard land above mentioned, all in possession of Joseph Botham or Bottom and in Aston (giving names of former tenants) Examined 4 July 1811
Extent	1 item
Level	file
Repository	Derbyshire Record Office
Archive Creator	Holden Family of Aston Hall, Aston-upon-Trent

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