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D258 - Gell family of Hopton Hall, Wirksworth - 1200-1905
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  - 1 - Medieval Deeds

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Archive Reference / Library Class No.	D258/7/1/7
Former Reference	D258/28/1m
Title	Grant by Cecily, daughter and heir of Hugh de Ferrers to the canons of Stanley Park, of all the land which William son of Robert Ingram of Nottingham gave to them in Brassington, Carsington and Hopton in the Peak viz. all the land which Hamo the clerk held between Ivonbrook and Herbureghalle between the land of Nicholas de Hognaston, along the Portway as far as the Grift [Griffe] of Carsington and between the Portway and Ivonbrook, 10 acres land at Hopton measuring 20 feet per perch, next to the land of Brassington, viz. at Iveglesleg, with the homage of John de Aldwark, and an annual rent of 12d which her father quitclaimed to the said canons, issuing from lands at Brassington which were given to the canons by William le Burguynnun [Burgunun, Bourguignon] and William son of Joseph Witnesses: Sir Thomas de Ferrers her uncle, Master Hubert rector of Higham, Sir Robert rector of Stowe, Simon de Cotes, Hugh de Merchamp, Roger de Chouk, Richard de Weston, Walter de Morley, Simon de Clifton Dated at Pentecost 44 Hen III [23 May] Fragmented seal sewn into cloth bag
Date	1260
Level	file
Repository	Derbyshire Record Office
Archive Creator	Gell family of Hopton Hall, Wirksworth

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