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Collapse D2441 - Parish of Dronfield St John the Baptist - 1560-1988D2441 - Parish of Dronfield St John the Baptist - 1560-1988
Collapse A - Parish archives - 1560-1988A - Parish archives - 1560-1988
Collapse PF - Charities - 17th-19th centPF - Charities - 17th-19th cent
Expand 1 - General Charities - 18th-19th cent1 - General Charities - 18th-19th cent
Collapse 2 - Thomas Curtys' Charity - 17th-18th cent2 - Thomas Curtys' Charity - 17th-18th cent
1 - Copy of Thomas Curtys' will with codicil, Apr - 1701
2 - Marriage settlement in the form of a feoffment by James Atkin of Sickhouse, pa Norton, tanner, to Thomas Barton of Lees in the same parish, yeoman, and Roger Lee of Little Sheffield, pa Sheffield, co York, yeoman, of a messuage known as Sickhouse, near Himsworth, pa Norton, the closes known as Lymepittmeadowe, Wheatecrofte, Broomeclose, and the Infeilde, all occupied by James Atkin or his assigns, for the use of Samuel Atkin, son and heir of James Atkin, and his intended wife Alice Lee, sister of Roger Lee, with certain reservations to James Atkin and his wife Hellen, 24th July 1658. - 1658
3-4 - Lease and release between(1) Alice Atkin of Sickhouse, pa Norton, widow, Josiah Atkin of Sickhouse, yeoman, son of Alice Atkin, and Anne his wife, (2) John Lathom of Hallows, pa Dronfield, gentleman and churchwarden of Unstone quarter, and Francis Chantry of Hundall, pa Dronfield, overseer of the poor of Unstone quarter, (3) Robert Good of Summerly, gentleman, and other trustees (4) Robert Turner of Linacre, yeoman, whereby those of the first part convey to those of the second part the property described in D2441 PF 2/2, which is made subject to a rentcharge payable to those of the second and third parts, 1st-2nd September, 1712 - 1712
5 - Final concord between John Latham, gent, and Robert Turner, plaintiffs, and Alice Atkin, widow, Josiah Atkin and Anne his wife, Thomas Lowe, Francis Chantrey and Anne his wife, John Blackwell, and Edward Morley and Martha his wife deforciants, whereby the deforciants recognise various lands and tenements in Norton, Crompton, Hognaston and Chesterfield to be the right of John Latham and Robert Turner. - 1712
Expand 3 - Charity of Dorothy and Richard Hall - 18913 - Charity of Dorothy and Richard Hall - 1891
Expand 4 - Morewood's Charity - 17964 - Morewood's Charity - 1796
Expand 5 - Elizabeth Richardson's Charity - 17965 - Elizabeth Richardson's Charity - 1796
Expand 6 - The Tomlinson Charity for Organist and Choir - 19th cent6 - The Tomlinson Charity for Organist and Choir - 19th cent
Expand 7 - Taylor's Charity - 18367 - Taylor's Charity - 1836
Expand PI - parish incumbent's records - 1560-1988PI - parish incumbent's records - 1560-1988
Expand PV - Vestry and Parochial Church Council - 1892-1941PV - Vestry and Parochial Church Council - 1892-1941
Expand PZ - Miscellaneous - 1840-1846PZ - Miscellaneous - 1840-1846
Sir John Franklin (1786-1847), naval officer and arctic explorer

Sir John Franklin (1786-1847), naval officer and arctic explorer

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