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Collapse D1236 - Manor of Matlock - 17th-18th cent

D1236 - Manor of Matlock - 17th-18th cent

Expand E - Estate Papers - 20th Cent

E - Estate Papers - 20th Cent

1 - Surrender by George Fowler and Thomas Fletcher of a close called Middlefield formerly in the occupation of George Walker, 3 acres by estimation and admittance of Henry Pidcocke, fine of 16d. 8 Jul, 1635 - 20th Cent

2 - Surrender by John Spateman of two parcels of land in Matlock called Roodale and Ravensclough, 5 acres by estimation and admittance of William Wood. 17 Jul, 1638 - 20th Cent

3-4 - Admittance (with counterpart) of John Wood to Rowdale and Ravensclough, fine 8d. 4 Nov, 1645 - 20th Cent

5 - Surrender by Henry Walker of a parcel of land called Daken Leas in Matlock, on the north side of Salters Land, in the occupation of Henry Walker and admittance of Henry Pidcocke, fine of 5d. 11 Mar 1651/2 - 20th Cent

6 - Surrender by Henry Pidcocke of a messuage tenement and yard by estimation one acre, and a close called Middlefield (3 acres), parcel of land called Daken Leas (1 acre), and admittance of William Pidcocke and Bridget his wife fine 6s 8d. 12 Oct 1653 - 20th Cent

7 - Surrender by Elizabeth Stone of two closes in Matlock called Rowdale and Bunting Acre and a parcel of land adjoining to Rowdale called the Piece with a barn built thereon and admittance of Anthony Wigley. 5 May 1680 - 20th Cent

8-9 - As above but dated 27 Jan 1681/2, with copy 1681/2 - 20th Cent

10 - Surrender by Millicent Spateman of two parcels of land in Matlock called Roodale, 2½ acres by estimation, in the occupation of John Pidcocke, and admittance of John Pidcocke fine of 4d. 5 May 1699 - 20th Cent

11 - Copyhold fine accompanying surrender and admittance by Millicent Spateman to John Pidcocke, 3 Oct 1701, and surrender by Samuel and Millicent Spateman of the same two closes and admittance of John Pidcocke, fine 4d. 23 Apr 1703 - 20th Cent

12 - Presentment of the will of William Pidcocke dated 2 Jan 1695 in which he bequeathed all his houses and lands to his eldest son Joseph after his wife Bridgett’s death, 26 Apr 1707, and admittance of Joseph Pidcocke to his father’s copyhold lands, 19 Jun 1707 for a fine of 1s 10d - 20th Cent

13 - Surrender by Elinora Hayward of a half part of a close in Matlock called Ravensclough in the possession of John Pidcocke, and admittance of John Pidcocke for a fine of 2d. 12 Apr 1711 - 20th Cent

14 - Surrender by Joshua Heywood, gent, and Samuel Seale of a close in Matlock now divided in two called Ravensclough, and admittance of John Pidcocke for a fine of 2d. 11 Apr 1711 - 20th Cent

15 - Presentment of the will of Joseph Pidcocke dated 28 Dec 1709 in which his close called Middlefield and the barn or beast house thereon bequeathed to his brother John Pidcocke, and admittance of John Pidcocke to this copyhold close for a fine of 1s 4d. 20 Oct 1712 - 20th Cent

16-17 - Presentment of the will and death of John Pidcocke (will dated 7 Jul 1730) and admittance of Benjamin Bradley, husband of Pidcocke’s daughter and heir Susanna, to the Middlefield and beast house and closes called Little and Great Roodale with the barn or cow house standing thereon, Over and Nether Ravensclough and the Dakin Lees, for fines of 1s 4d and 1s 1d. 7 May 1731 - 20th Cent

18 - Surrender by Susannah Bradley, widow, of the Middlefield and the barn or beast house thereon to her own use and then to the uses declared in her will, and admittance of Susannah Bradley for a fine of 1s 4d. 8 Nov 1769 - 20th Cent

Harpur Crewe family of Calke

Harpur Crewe family of Calke

Bryan Donkin Company Ltd of Chesterfield, engineering firm

Bryan Donkin Company Ltd of Chesterfield, engineering firm

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Harpur Crewe family of Calke

Harpur Crewe family of Calke

Horace John Rylands (1886-1961) of Bakewell, First World War soldier

Horace John Rylands (1886-1961) of Bakewell, First World War soldier

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