| Description | Various unlisted items, largely non-archival
Accession, August 2026
Map lands in the parishes of Shirland, Morton and North Wingfield belonging to Richard Turbutt and William Woodyear Esq., 1724 (1 item), Painting by Janet Thickett of William Gladwin Turbutt monogram on gable end of Brackenfield Parish Hall 2001 (1 item), Unidentified sketch of building [late 19th-early 20th cent] (1 item), Pen and charcoal drawing of Higham village cross and street [2000s] (1 item), Window panes from Ford House with ?visitors etchings ?late 19th cent? (5 objects), Research files containing notes, copies and original records relating to the Revell, Turbutt, Gladwin, Hall, Curtis and Holland families 16th-21th cent (25 bundles/files, 17 volumes), Deeds, including Ogston Estate Mortgage 1898 with Reconveyance of 1908, Mortgage 1908 with Transfer 1918, Agreement of sale 1929, Grant of easement to Derby Gas Light & Coke Co. 1932, Agreement with Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire Electric Power Co. 1936, Turbutt family and personal correspondence 19th cent (3 bundles), Family and local photographs 19th-20th cent (3 bundles), Ogston Estate Rentals 1817-1822, Tenants list 1910, Historical notes 20th cent (1 bundle), Revell family pedigrees c1730 [19th cent] (2 items), Newscuttings of family interest c1816-2014 (1 volume), Anne Gladwin (1779-1855) Commonplace Book 1810-[mid 19th cent] (1 volume), Annotated Ordnance Survey Maps (6 inch to 1 mile) coloured to show Ogston Hall Estate c1920s (1 volume), Annotated Ordnance Survey Maps [mid 20th cent] 12 items, Ordnance Survey 2.5" to 1 mile maps of Derbyshire c1951 (6 rolls), Decorative account of the Guards and Batterys of Gilbraltar [?c1730s-c1740s], Other
Accession, September 2026:
Schedule of deeds and documents relating to the Ogston and other estates in Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire, the property of William Gladwin Turbutt, 1886; Deed, 1) George Sitwell, Fent and Ralph Francys, Gent, 2) John Davies, Gent re Manor of Clifton, Michaelmas 1658; Schedule of Ogston Estate records, 1865; Rough pedigree of Turbutt family of Babington (1685-1834), [20th cent]; Turbutt Arms, confirmed to William Turbett Esq. on March 20th 1628, re confirmed William Gladwin Turbutt of Ogston Hall, Dec 1909, [1909]; Richard Turbutt’s Account Book, 1724-1755; Request and Articles of Agreement for William Turbutt, as patron of Morton Parish Church to induct Peter Wilson as clerk to the Rectory. 6 May 1780 and 27 Apr 1806; List of Presentations to Morton Rectory, reciting extracts from the “Episcopal Register” Nov 1765-Apr 1841, examined 14 Apr 1864; Papers regarding Wiliam Gladwyn Turbutt’s and Gladwyn Turbutt’s “Coming of Age” festivities, Jul 1875 and Aug 1904; Family correspondence, [18th-20th cents]; Bill, Mrs. Holland to Pailson & Charge, settled Sep 1818; Scrapbook, 1904-1910; 3 family daguerreotypes, 1853; 7 portraits, [early-19th cent-early 20th cent]; 2 photographs of Gladwyn Turbutt, as High Sherriff of Derbyshire (1998-1999); and receiving the certificate of Honorary Doctor of Letters, University of Derby from the Chancellor, Sir Christopher Ball, 19 Jan 2001; 9 photographs of family gatherings and the Estate, 1890s-1940s; Estate accounts, 1964-1977; Estate Rentals, 1736-1762; Estate Field book, 1724; Site maps of the Ogston Estate, 1964-May 1986; Plans of drainage schemes in Ashover, Brackenfield, Hilton, Ogston and Wessington, 1883-1975; Papers regarding the sale of Ogston Hall, 1973; Architectural scraps of Ford Farm; Sale catalogues for various properties in Derbyshire, 1910-1984; W. Burrows papers relating to the Bearda Plantation, Jamaica, 1748-1763; and chiefly with Sir E and Lady Pryce, 1770-1799; Notes and extracts from the Parish Register of Shirland, 1705-1914, [c1920]; A short account of the Driffield family of Easingwold in Yorkshire, mainly extracted from the History of the Driffield Family by E B Driffield, 1905-1907; Booklets: Trinity Chapel, Brackenfield by Gladwyn Turbutt; Unresolved Mysteries of Derbyshire History (Reprinted from The Derbyshire Archaeological Journal, vol 127); and Court Rolls and Other papers of the Manor of Stretton (Reprinted from The Derbyshire Archaeological Journal, vol 95), all by Gladwin Turbutt, 1975-2007; Postcard of Clay Cross No.2 Pit, [1910s] |