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DA - Artificial collection of Derbyshire documents - [1457]-[c1990s]
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  - CHAP - Title deeds relating to Chapel en le Frith - 1647

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Archive Reference / Library Class No.	DA/T/CHAP/1647
Title	Feoffment regarding the 11th part of a close or pasture known as Little Rishopp or White Side in the Lordship of the High Peak between Ralph G and his second son Francis G and his wife Dorothy
Date	31 Aug 1647
Description	Subject to a yearly rent to the King of two shillings and two pence, as part of the Duchy of Lancaster. Endorsed on the back with delivery of seizing.
Extent	1 item
Level	Item
Repository	Derbyshire Record Office
Archive Creator	Provenance Unknown
Administrative History	This feoffment was aquired in a box assorted items bought from an auction at an unknown date. Rishop was in the parish of Chapel en le Frith, in the High Peak Hundred and High Peak Manor, which became part of the Duchy of Lancaster.
Access Category	OPEN
Format	Document
Related Material	D23/1-3 and D2591
Term	Feoffment
Term	Property transfer

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Place (click for further details)	Type
Chapel en le Frith

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