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Archive Reference / Library Class No.D8364/UL
TitleScott family of Chapel-en-le-Frith: unlisted records
Date1687-1928
DescriptionAccession, May 2021
Deeds and abstracts of title relating to the Whitehall Estate and Combs Moss, near Buxton. Locations include: Alston Lee, Bole Hills, The Hurst or Hazelhurst Farm, Haylee, Whitehalls Piece and Baslow

Accession, May 2025
Deeds (name members of former owners from the Gaskell and Frith families, and their ancestors the s, 1607-1964;
USB with Word transcripts of many of the documents; a few photographs [including scans of some of the deeds; some of a deed or plan for which the original is missing; also postcards of the hall; pre-1895 photos of the interior of the hall (dining room which is listed);
various plans, including the listed gates and others which were never adopted, held by a relative of the owner form 1864-95 (Renshaw)] [21st cent]
Extent[approx. 3 boxes]
LevelSubFonds
RepositoryDerbyshire Record Office
Archive CreatorScott family of Chapel-en-le-Frith
FormatDocument
Digital
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