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Collapse D2355 - Sir Thomas Phillipps of Manchester and Cheltenham (1792-1872), antiquary and collector - [13th-17th cent]D2355 - Sir Thomas Phillipps of Manchester and Cheltenham (1792-1872), antiquary and collector - [13th-17th cent]
1 - Ralph Croileboy and his wife Alice quitclaim to William Forwin rent for land (not specified) - [13th cent]
2 - Fine between Robert de Alinthel and Hubert son of Ralph regarding land in Suckethorn and Watecroft, 13 John - 1211
3 - Roger son of William Hurri of Burghes has granted to Thomas Luven' of Derby land in Langheleh [Langley], Sunday before the nativity of St John 15 Henry III - 1231
4 - Alice, daughter of William le Waleys, quitclaims to Isabel de Cressy land in Buxton - [mid 13th cent]
5 - Walter, abbot of Darley, confirms to Isolda, daughter of Henry de Aston, a toft in Baggelane [Bag Lane] in Derby - [late 13th cent]
6 - Henry son of Thomas de Ashbourne has granted and confirmed to Robert de Ferrar [Ferrers], son and heir of William de Ferrar [Ferrers], land in Ashbourne and capital messuage in Clifton - [late 13th cent]
7 - Robert de Ferrers appoints Leodager [Leodgar] son of Thomas of Darley as forester of Hulland - [late 13th cent]
8 - Ralph de Frescheville has granted to Robert de Maci [Massy] land in Sukethorn, with the exception of the capital messuage of Cruche [Crich] - [late 13th cent]
9 - Nigel de Langford confirms to Roger de ?enton and his wife Eleanor his vill of Malington for the term of his life - [early 14th cent]
10 - Simon de Hamull' in Redeligton has granted to Peter de Montefort land in Redeligton - [early 14th cent]
11 - William Burdett quitclaims to Robert de Sumery a wood of Pennak - [early 14th cent]
12 - Alice daughter of John le Eyre of Hognaston has granted to Adam her brother land in Hognaston - [14th cent]
13 - Note of holdings and service rendered for the hundred of Gresley, Swadlincote - [14th cent]
14 - John Hulle of Snitterton has granted to Reginald [Senner?] merchant of Bradeker [Broadcar, Yorkshire] land in Snitterton, Thursday in Easter 33 Edward I - 1305
15 - Request to Adam, lord of Beresford and of Warslow, to make Richard Martyn a priest - 1317
16 - Robert de Fouldon has granted to William son of Stephen le Gardiner of Yoxall (Staffs) a messuage in Walton upon Trent, temp Edward III - [1327-1377]
17 - Ralph de Gourney has granted to William de Sapperton of Ticknall a rent of 10s 8d to be paid annually from lands which John Cundy holds in Willington - [mid 14th cent]
18 - William Waleys of Walton on Trent has granted to William Geffrey of Catton land in Catton for the term of his life, Sunday after the feast of St Michael the Archangel 7 Edward III - 1333
19 - Roger son of Adam de Newbold of Chesterfield has granted to Robert le Lorimer of Chesterfield and his wife Cecily land in Chesterfield and Holywell, Monday after the feast of St Margaret 7 Edward III - 1333
20 - Thomas del Lee has granted to his wife Isold and their children all his goods, Friday of the feast of St Augustine 9 Edward III - 1335
21 - The aldermen and brethren of the guild of the chapel of St Helen in Chesterfield have arranged for an annual mass to be celebrated by the vicar of All Saints in Chesterfield for the souls of Thomas de Bolleson of Chesterfield and his wife Matilda, John their son, Hugh his brother and Matilda widow of Roger Laverok, who were brothers and sisters of the guild - 1335
22 - Robert vicar of Over and William rector of Hinstock quitclaim to Henry de Brailsford and his wife Beatrice of any rights in the manor of Brailsford, Friday of the feast of St Lawrence 14 Edward III - 1340
23 - Henry de Boys quitclaims to John son of John Ranard land in Mappleton - 1342
24 - Felicia, widow of Hugh de Aston, and Hugh her son grant all their lands in Aston and Colefeld in the manor of Shenstone (Staffs) - 1344
25 - Richard Waleys, rector of Walton, has granted to John de Findern and Joyce de Harlaston (Staffs)] a messuage in Walton upon Trent, Sunday after the feast of the annunciation 30 Edward III - 1356
26 - Richard Waleys rector of Walton on Trent has granted to Robert del Peck chaplain land in Walton, Monday after the feast of St Paul 3 Edward III - 1361
27 - Cecily widow of Ralph Broun of Santresden has granted to William son of John de Coningsby, Richard de Montfort and Henry de Middelmos land in Lullington, 14 Feb 36 Edward III - 1362
28 - John de Knightley of Winshill and Joan his wife and son John have granted to John Partrych of Walton and his wife Matilda land in Walton upon Trent, Thursday after the feast of St Margaret 39 Edward III - 1365
29 - Simon Gegulle and Margery Tunston his wife, of Polesworth [Warwicks] have granted to Richard le Glover of Catton and Annise his wife, land in Walton upon Trent, Saturday in Easter 50 Edward III - 1376
30 - William de Chetwynd of Tall;ington, Henry de Walton, William de Claunhill, Richard Fouke and Sir John Chaplain, executors of the will of William Trussell of Kibblestone, and Baldwin le Frenyll, guardian of Elizabeth the cousin and heir of William Trussell have handed over his possessions (including chapel equipment), 4 Richard II - 1380
31 - Thomas de Orell', parson of Dalbury, Nicholas de Orell', John de Vickers of Dalton, John le Taillour of Fazackerly, William de Worthington of Cranshagh, Richard de Halsall junior, John Broun of Derby, Henry de Fazackerley, William de Ditton, [?] de Orell and William de Walhull of Walton are bound to Ralph de Radclif for £122, Thursday after the feast of All Saints 9 Richard II - 1385
32 - John de Knightley of Winshill quitclaims to John Partrych of Walton upon Trent a messuage in Walton upon Trent, Tuesday of the feast of the Purification of the Blessed Virgin Mary 18 Richard II - 1395
33 - John son of Thomas Hankocson of Bentley has granted to Adam, rector of Bentley and Hugh de Ingestre, chaplain ,land in Bentley, Sunday after the feast of St Denis 20 Richard II - 1396
34 - Beauchief Abbey demise to William Lyly of Hanley [Handley] and his wife Margery and eldest son John a messuage called Germanland, Sep 20 Richard II - 1396
35 - Henry son of Henry de Walton upon Trent has granted to Philip Odm' of Walton a messuage in Walton, Tuesday after Pentecost 3 Henry IV - 1402
36 - Robert Fraunceys ,knight, has granted to Thomas de Wodehouse, parson of Halghton, and Richard Machon chaplain his manor of Formewerk [Foremark] and land in Alastre [Allestree], Wednesday after the feast of St Gregory 3 Henry IV - 1402
37 - Alice Person of Walton upon Trent, widow has granted to Henry Ampe of Walton and his wife Margery land in le Brodemede, Sunday after the feast of Simon the Apostle 14 Henry IV - 1412
38 - Richard Knyihtley son and heir of John Knightley of Winshill]has granted to John Munde of Walton upon Trent land in Walton, Saturday after the purification of the Blessed Virgin Mary 5 Henry VI - 1427
39 - John Balle de Le' constitutes Henry Bradbourne knight attorney to deliver seisin in Lee, 1 Aug 13 Henry VI - 1435
40 - Thomas Stretton of Stretton, husbandman, swears that he has no claim to the manor of Stretton which is held by John Findern 22 Mar 25 Henry VI - 1447
41 - John Wigley of Wirksworth, Richard Alsop of Hognaston, Robert Roper of Hulland and Henry Prince, chaplain, enfeoff Humphrey Bradbourne, knight and his wife Margaret with a water mill in Bradbourne with a close and a parcel of meadow and six messuages in Bradbourne, 5 Nov 14 Edward IV - 1474
42 - Copy from the court roll of Belper manor, held at Ravensdale: Henry Pole and his wife Alice and son Peter de la Pole surrender lands in Bredholme [Broadholm] to the use of John Bradburn, feast of St Thomas 16 Edward IV - 1476
43 - Thomas Proudlosse, husbandman, responds to the plea of Ralph Shirley knight concerning trespass by force and with arms on his land at Culland, St Hilary term 18 Henry VIII - 1503
44 - Hugh Willoughby of Rowsley grants to Denis Woodhouse the patronage of Trinity chapel founded by Willoughby within the lordship of Brakynthwette [Brackenthwaite] in the parish of Morton and Woodhouse appoints Sir John Hoole as priest in the chapel, 1 Dec 22 Henry VII - 1506
45 - Roger Ferrers, knight ,has granted to Ralph Longford ,knight, Thomas Gerrard knight, John Porte son and heir of John Porte knight, Peter Leghe son and heir of Peter Leghe knight, Leonard Findern son and heir of George Findern knight and Edward Gerrard land in Walton upon Trent, 20 Jun 20 Henry VIII - 1528
46 - Henry Stafford, lord of Stafford and of Thornbury, appoints Richard Edwardes, parson of Walton upon Trent, as a chaplain, 20 Mar 3 Eliz - 1561
47 - Sir Humphrey Bradbourne of Lea Hall leases to William Debanke son of Thomas Debanke of Fauld (Staffordshire) land in Faldholm, 13 Jun 11 Eliz I - 1569
48 - Humphrey Ferrers of Ley Hall [Lea Hall] knight and Richard Brooke of Nacton (Suffolk) knight are bound to George Mynn knight of Lincolns Inn (Middlesex) for £300, 19 Jun 5 Charles I - 1629
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