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D3155 - Wilmot-Horton family of Osmaston and Catton - [late 13th cent]-1985

C - Correspondence - 1605-1881

CROXALL - 'Croxall' Title Deeds - 1343-1508

J - Title Deeds - as listed by I. H. Jeayes in 'Derbyshire Charters' - [late 13th cent]-1529

M - Manorial records

WH - Wilmot-Horton - 1301-1985

A - Title Deeds estate and family Papers - 1307-1955

1 - Derbyshire and Staffordshire: Catton

2 - Audley Manor Court deeds (Eardley family)

3 - Manor of Barton-under-Needwood deeds

4 - Northamptonshire, Leicestershire and Rutland deeds

5 - Deeds, Other Counties

864 - Assignment by John Stone of Brightwell, Oxon, Esq, administrator of the goods and chattels of Francis Low, late of Grays Inn, Esq, of all that chamber in Stanhope Buildings in Grays Inn, heretofore the chamber of Mr Cholmesley and the cockloft over the said chamber in for the term John Stone has in the same. Dated 15 October - 1664

865 - Assignment by Elizabeth Horton of Catton, widow of Walter Horton, sole executrix of the will of the Rev Alexander Horton to Henry Holloway of the parish of St Brides chirurgeon, reciting many previous indentures, of all those several messuages or tenements with yards and gardens, recently erected in the grounds, tofts and soil where five cottages and gardens formerly stood in a lane called Fetter Lane and a street adjoining called Dean St in the City of London: for the residue of terms of 40 years and 98 years granted in previous indentures. Dated 29 January 9 George I [1723] - 1723

866 - Exemplification of recovery by Henry Lee kt and John Horton against Christopher Horton Esq Charles Cratford Esq of the manor of Nether Winghingdon alias Winghendon and 10 messuages, a watermill, 12 gardens, 80a of land, 25a of meadow, 140a of pasture, 20a furze and heath, 33s 4d rent and view of frankpledge in Nether Winghingdon. Dated 10 July 20 James I [1622] - 1622

867 - Deed by Sir Robert Pelsant of Liddington that in the recited deed his name is used in trust and the property was sold to him at the nomination and appointment of Richard Pagitt and that £164 of the consideration of £599 15s was the proper money of Richard Pagitt - reciting bargain and sale of the same date by Sir John Wollaston kt and others, pursuant to Act of Parliamnet for the abolishing of Deans, Deans and Chapters, canons and other offices and tithes belonging to any catherdral or collegiate church in England and Wales, to Robert Pelsant of Liddington, Rutland, in consideration of £599 15s, of all that messuage or tenement now or late in the tenure of Richard Pagitt in a yard called Shippyard in a place called Petty France in the parish of St Margarets Westminster, and all that other messuage on the south side of said yard, all that other messuage on the southward side of the last messuage, all that little messuage or tenement in the tenure or occupation of Francis Rodman on the west side of said yard and all that barn, stable or hayloft on the west side, all that other messuage or tenement in the tenure or occupation of "one sawier" on the west side of the yard, and all that other messuage or tenement now or late in the tenure of Andrew Clarke, and all that messuage or tenement known by the sign of the Shipp in the High St called Petty France, all that other messuage or tenement now or late in the tenure or occupation of Benjamin Pyner adjoining the High St of Petty France, all that other messuage now or late in the tenure or occupation of Ellen Meritt next to the said High St, messuage late in the occupation of Robert Boyes in High St, a messuage late in the occupation of John Dodds on the High St, a little shed used for a wood house, stable and bay loft, messuage or tenement in the occupation of George Floods on the east side of High St all that other messuage or tenement north of the last one in the occupation of Richard Rawlinson, messuage or tenement on the east side of the last messuage in the occupation of Bridget Plumley, all abutting on the High St called Petty France on the south and the brick wall of St James Park on the north and the garden plots late of the Dean and Chapter of Westminster to the east: all formerly possessions of the late Dean and Chapter of Westminster, St Peters. Dated 2 October - 1651

868 - Marriage settlement on the marriage of Anthony Hutton and Elizabeth Burdett sister of Thomas Burdett, by which William Hutton of Penrith, Cumberland, kt, Lady Dorothy his wife and Anthony Hutton son of William of Grays Inn, have agreed with Sir George Curzon of Croxall, Derby, kt, Thomas Burdett of Bramcotte, Warwicks, Esq, Christopher Horton of Catton, Derbys, Esq, and John Barwell of Warwicks, clerk, in consideration of the marriage and £500, to suffer a common recovery of a capital messuage of said William in Penrith, all the other messuages of William in Penrith, Melmerby, Gayle, Owsbye, Thorneheade, Johnby and Carlisle - to the use of Elizabeth and Anthony for life in lieu of dower, then to the use of the heirs male of Elizabeth by Anthony, in default to the other sons of William Hutton and their male issue. Dated 7 February 10 James I [1613] - 1613

869 - Deed declaring trusts between Francis Hamp of Catton, yeoman, Robert McKearlie of the City of Edinburgh, Esq, Rt Hon Robert John Wilmot-Horton of Ceylon Bt, Andrew Pilkington of Catsfield Place, Sussex, Esq, Major General in the Army, Rev Trevor Burnes Floyer of Lichfield, clerk, and Rev Samuel Wilson Warneford of Bourton-on-the-Hill. Gloucs, reciting that Wilmot-Horton in June 1825 contracted to purchase freehold lands in the parishes of Petersham and Kingston, Surrey and a copyhold capital and other messuages, parklands and hereditaments in the same parish held of the respective manors of Petersham and Kingston Canbury (al Canonbury), now laid together and called Sudbrook Park Estate, subsequently mortgaged for £10,000 to first Pilkington and then Floyer and Warneford, by which Hamp and McKearlie at the direction of Wilmot-Horton declare that they will stand seised of the Sudbrook Park estate in trust for Pilkington for securing to him £10,000, also in trust for the securing a further £10,000 and also in trust for Warneford for securing mortgage debts of £3000, £2000 and £1000 assigned to him. Dated 17 April - 1838

870 - Release by Michael Withebed of the Bishops Fee near the Borough of Leicester (eldest son of John Withebed of Cosby, Leics, tallow chandler) to James Fisher of Leicester, maltster, in consideration of £120, of all that messuage or tenement in Cosby formerly in the tenure or occupation of John Banks, and all that quarter or parcel of arable land, meadow, pasture and grass ground in the open fields of Cosby. Dated 2 January 15 George II [1742] - 1742

871 - Exemplification of a recovery by Richard Osburn, Richard Wellys and Thomas Penne against Maurice Osburn and Miles Roos of 4 messuages, 3 tofts, 6 gardens, 70a of land, 10a of meadow, 60a of pasture in Estlangton, Kyrkelangton and Boresworth. Dated 13 February 5 Enricus (? Henry VIII, 1514) - [?1514]

872-873 - Lease for possession and mortgage in fee for £2557 by George Chaplin of Tathwell, Lincs, Esq, to John Charles Girardot of Kelham, Notts, Esq, of all that manor or reputed manor of Saltfleetby, Lincs and all that messuage, farmhouse or tenement with buildings etc, Home Close 12a 1r 19p, Acrecroft 29a 3r 01p, the Tomlins 6a 2r 24p, the Stripe 2a 1r 30p, Fishmore 3a 2r 00p, Turnook Close 5a 1r 34p and Doctors Close 3a 3r 27p, all in the tenure of George Chaplin. Dated 11/12 May Bond accompanying D3155/WH 873 in Chaplin to Girardot in £5114. - 12 May 1798

876 - Lease for possession and release by Charles Chaplin of Blankney, Lincs, Esq, Thomas Manners Sutton of Lincolns Inn, Middlesex, Esq, and Thomas Chaplin of Endeby Lincs, Esq (trustees and executors named in the will of George Chaplin the elder late of Tathwell Lincs) to Ayscoghe Boucherwelt of North Willingham, Lincs, Esq, and Thomas Coultman of Hagnaby, Lincs, Esq, of the manor and property as in D3155/WH 872-873 - on trust in consideration of £3172 to allow Charles Chaplin to take the rents issues and profits. Dated 15/16 June - 1796

877 - Number not used

878 - Lease by Elizabeth Manley relict of Richard Manley late of Lincolns Inn, Esq, dec'd, to John Lynne of Westminster M'sex, Esq, of all that messuage or tenement being upon the north side of a place called the Fish Yard near St Margaret's Street in Westminster: for 16½ years: annual rent of £32: inventory of furniture and fittings attached. Dated 10 June - 1662

879 - Marriage settlement on the marriage of Richard Manley and Elizabeth Harpur eldest daughter of Sir Henry Harpur of Calke, Bt. - 25 Nov 1665

7 - Derbyshire and Staffordshire estate papers

8 - Leicestershire, Northamptonshire and general Wilmot accounts

9 - [Number not used: previously Manor of Birmingham, now arranged under D3155/M/2]

10 - Leicestershire and Northamptonshire estate papers

11 - Estate papers, other counties

12 - Buswell personal estate papers

13 - Weston-on-Trent estate papers

14 - General estate papers

15 - Personal estate papers

16 - Family and public office papers

17 - Miscellaneous Papers

B - Bound volumes of letters (1st series) "alphabetical sequence" - 1806-1837

C - Bound volumes of letters (2nd series) "Subject Sequence" - 1807-1898

D - Bound volumes of letters (3rd series) - 1676-1838

E - Loose letters and unsorted miscellaneous papers - [1547]-1898

F-G - Numbers not used

H - Rentals - 1822-1956

I - 'Derbyshire Deeds' Series - 1301-1985

J - [Number not used: was Barton-under-Needwood manor court papers, now arranged under D3155/M/1]

K - Miscellaneous deeds - [17th cent]

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