| 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 1545
a rent of 12d a year from lands in Carlclyff [Scarcliffe] held by William Pease -
a rent of 5s 2d from lands in Scarcliff held by Roger Castelyn als. Castevyn -
all lands etc in Scarcliff held by Thomas Haye - a messuage in Scarcliff held by Richard Reason -
1/2 a toft with 20 acres 3 roods land in Palterton, held by Roger Haye -
30 acres land in Palterton, held by John Woodhouse - all lands etc in Palterton held by Robert Pease (late parcel of the possessions of Darley Abbey).
a messuage and tenement in Kirkehalam [Kirk Hallam] held by Thomas Warde, Widow Sandaull, John Waukeyn and Alice -
the grange at Kirkehalum held by Ralph Hauke - a plot of land and meadow, called Haliotthave, in Kilkeston [Ilkeston] and Kirkehalum, held by Richard Burton (late parcel of the possessions of Dale Abbey) a rent of 14d from lands in Northwinfield [North Wingfield], held by the chantry of Northwinfield -
4 messuages etc in North-Winfield held by Robert Goodhynd, John Cowpe, John Woode, and William Butler -
2 messuages and 3 bovates in Northwinfield held by John Braylesford, Margaret his wife, George Braylesford, Richard Braylesford and Thomas Braylesford their sons -
2 messuages and 2 bovates in Northwingfield, held by William Fuliambe and Isabel his wife (late parcel of the possessions of Welbeck Abbey)
all lands etc in Sutton in le Dale, held by the said Frauncis Leeke (late parcel of the possessions of Newstead Abbey)
all lands etc in Sutton in le Dale,held by the said Frauncis Leeke (late parcel of the possessions of Newstead Abbey)
- the manor of Byrley [Birley] (late parcel of the possessions of Louth Abbey)
- the rectory and church of Scarcliff - the grange of Scarcliffe, called Scarcliff Grange, held by William and John Pease -
89 acres land and 2 tofts in Scarcliff with all tithes of grain and hay in Scarcliff, Palterton, Ryley [Rylah], Glapwell and Mylne House, held by William and John Pease (late parcel of the possessions of Darley Abbey)
- the advowson of the vicarage of the church of Scarcliff - the rectory and church of Hawtehucknall [Ault Hucknall] -
all tithes of grain from Rowthorn, Hardwyke and Bromley, Hawtehucknall held by Robert Blake - the farm called the Parsonage at Hawtehucknall, held by Roger and William Reason - all tithes from Steynsbye [Stainsby], Herdstaft] [Hardstoft] and Astwele [Astwell], Hucknall held by Richard Shirbroke - the advowson of the vicarage of Hawtehuknall (late parcel of the possessions of Newstead Abbey)
- the rectory and church of Alfreton - all tithes of Somercotes and Riddynges [Riddings] held by Barton Coker -
the advowson of the vicarage of Alfreton - the grange called Harwoodgrange at Bighley [Beeley], held by William Blackwall - all messuages, lands, rents etc known as Ethecote, Chesterfeld, held by Godfrey Fuliambe (late parcel of the possessions of Beauchief Abbey) -
the rectory and church of Kirkehalum with the advowson of the vicarage (late parcel of the possessions of Dale Abbey)
- the advowson of the vicarage and church of Dugmanton [Duckmanton] (late parcel of the possessions of Welbeck Abbey).
- the manor of Staveley and a moiety of the rectory and church of Staveley (late parcel of the possessions of the Preceptory of St John of Jerusalem of Yeaveley als. Stede [Stydd]. )
a wood at Hawtehucknall called Crossewood (7 acres) (late parcel of the possessions of Newstead Abbey) the manor of Home [Holme] and Dunston als. Duston and the grange called Byrley Graunge in Home and Dunston -
a close called Monkes Feld in Home and Dunston - a parcel of land in Home and Dunston, next to the land of John Cade -
a parcel of land called Roberte Flatte in Holme and Dunston - a rent of 3s from land in Whytwell [Whitwell] -
all tithes from Ledwore [lead ore] in the High Peak, all in the tenure of Edward Eyre (late parcel of the possessions of Lenton Abbey)
a wood called Shrepewood (6 acres) in Brampton - a wood called Freerfeld Spryne (12 acres) at Brampton -
a wood called Netherwikehatch Coppies (4 acres) at Brampton - a wood called Overwikehatch Coppies (2 acres) in Brampton - a wood or coppice called Riddingcopp (3 acres) at Brampton - a wood called South Scower Spryne (2 acres) in Brampton -
a wood called Myltherpesfield Springe (2 acres) in Brampton (late pt. of possessions of Lough Abbey) (Louth)
- reserving to the crown all tithes of wood and lambs from parish of Scarcliff - rectory of Scarcliff etc valued at £13 17s 3d
- rectory of Kirkhalum etc £3 16s 8d - lands late Welbeck £4 2s 2d - rectory of Hawtehuknall etc £8 3s 1d
- manor of Byrley etc 53s 4d - rectory of Alfreton etc £18 6s - manor of Staveley, £11 - manor of Home and Dunston and tithes of Ledwore [lead ore], £16 13s 4d
- rents, from Scarcliff and Palterton 32s, for Kirkehalum, £3 12s, for Northwingfield, £4 2s 2d, for Byrley, 53s 4d, rectory of Scarcliff, £12 5s 3d, rectory of Hawtehuknall, £7 19s 9d, rectory of Alfreton and Harwood Graunge with Ethecote, £18 6s
- rectory of Kirkhalum, 5s 8d
- manor of Staveley with the moiety of the rectory, £11 -
manors of Home and Dunston, £10 - tithes of Ledwore, [lead ore] £16 13s 4d -
messuage etc in Sutton in le Dale, 3s 4d, payable to the Court of Augmentations. 23 Mar, 36 Hy VIII [1545] |