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Collapse D231 - Okeover family of Okeover - [12th-20th cent]D231 - Okeover family of Okeover - [12th-20th cent]
Collapse M - Deeds and estate records - [12th-20th cent]M - Deeds and estate records - [12th-20th cent]
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Collapse A - Derbyshire and Staffordshire EstateA - Derbyshire and Staffordshire Estate
Expand 1 - Okeover estate1 - Okeover estate
Expand 2 - Swinscoe and Woodhouse Estate2 - Swinscoe and Woodhouse Estate
Expand 3 - Atlow and Bradbourne Estates3 - Atlow and Bradbourne Estates
Collapse 4 - Snelston Estate4 - Snelston Estate
319 - Memoranda of an acknowledgement by Richard de Ednaston and his heirs that he holds from Lord Hugh de Okeover and his heirs and assigns for 8 shillings per annum rent for the whole life of Lady Hawys formerly wife of Lord Andrew de Grindon, two bovates of land with appurtenances in the vill of Snelston: if he (Richard) fails to pay the rent, then Hugh de Okeover and his heirs may enter the land and distrain in whatever way they wish the full payment of the rent. Witnesses: Robert de Wensley, William son of Andrew de Grindon, Thomas Meveral, Robert Richer, William de Okeover John Snelston and others. - [mid 13th cent]
320 - Lease by Adam, forester, of Snelston to William de la Hul of Snelston, of one acre of land with appurtenances in the fee of Snelston lying between Richard de Hildeston's holding and the land which Henry Pees once held, and extending from the land of Adam Edy up to Littelwodebroc: to hold the same at a rent of a red rose for a period of five crops from 1285. Witnesses: John Baule, William de Grendon [Grindon], Henry de Thorp, Robbert le Walour, John le Cuc, clerk and many others. - 1285
321 - The reply of Humphry Oker [Okeover] in a dispute with John Fitzherbert over a piece of ground in Snelston open fields called the Marewales, which was formerly let on a year-to-year tenancy to tenants at will John Dutton and his son Richard by Humphry Oker's ancestors Ralph and Philip Oker: Humphry claims that these lands are his rightful inheritance and that John Fitzherbert has unreasonably ploughed up the barley he has sown on the piece of land concerned. - [c1535]
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Expand 8 - Stretton Estate8 - Stretton Estate
Expand 9 - Ilam Estate9 - Ilam Estate
Expand 10 - Estate papers regarding H C Okeover and the Blore Park estate - 1844-186910 - Estate papers regarding H C Okeover and the Blore Park estate - 1844-1869
Expand 11 - Broadlow Ash estate11 - Broadlow Ash estate
Expand 12 - Kniveton Estate12 - Kniveton Estate
Expand 13 - Norbury13 - Norbury
Expand 14 - Duffield Church14 - Duffield Church
Expand 15 - Derbyshire Estate15 - Derbyshire Estate
Expand 16 - Fenny Bentley Estate16 - Fenny Bentley Estate
Expand 17 - Findern Estate17 - Findern Estate
Expand 18 - Derbyshire and Staffordshire estates combined18 - Derbyshire and Staffordshire estates combined
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Expand C - Leicestershire and Nottinghamshire EstatesC - Leicestershire and Nottinghamshire Estates
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Expand F - Other Okeover Family Estate PapersF - Other Okeover Family Estate Papers
Expand G - Other families' estate papersG - Other families' estate papers
Expand F - Family - 14th cent-c1950F - Family - 14th cent-c1950
Expand M - Manorial - 1345-1728M - Manorial - 1345-1728
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Expand UL - Okeover family of Okeover: unlisted recordsUL - Okeover family of Okeover: unlisted records