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Collapse D3580 - Longsdon family of Little Longstone - [14th-20th Cent]D3580 - Longsdon family of Little Longstone - [14th-20th Cent]
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Expand E - Estate, generalE - Estate, general
Expand EF - Personal Estate Papers and AccountsEF - Personal Estate Papers and Accounts
Expand FP - Personal PapersFP - Personal Papers
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Expand O - Office and Public ServiceO - Office and Public Service
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1 - "Rough Plan of [Little] Longstone", owners include James Longsdon and J. T. Wright. Paper, coloured, scale 5 chains: 1 inch Endorsed by E. M. Longsdon: No 1 . Valuation list. (For copy, see CD 29) - [pre-1828]
2 - Plan of an estate situate at Longstone in the parish of Bakewell, County of Derby, with inset of estate in Wardlow. Paper; coloured; scale 8 chains: 1 inch; surveyor Richard Cooke of Stafford. Inset table of reference giving Owner, tenant number, field name, acreage. Owners include James Longsdon and Anthony Longsdon. Manuscript notes on exchanges in 1824 and sales in 1827. - [early 19th century]
3 - Map of an estate in township of Little Longsdon belonging to William Longsdon, esq. Paper on linen, coloured, inset table of reference giving field names and acreages. (For copy, see CD 29) - 1832
4 - Tracing of D3580/P2 with 1825 purchase only coloured. - [19th century]
5 - Map of an estate in the township of Little Longstone belonging to W. Longsdon, esq. Paper on linen; coloured; scale 5 chains: 1 inch. Additional notes by E. M. Longsdon giving field names and commenting on inclusion of land purchased after 1840. - 1840
6 - Copy of D3580/P5 by E. M. Longsdon in 1904. Paper on linen.
7 - Tracing of D3580/P5; tracing paper; coloured. Notes on purchases and sales in 1810, 1825, 1829 and cross references to plan of 1832, D3580/P3
8 - Plan of an estate belonging to William Longsdon, esq., in the township of Little Longstone, County of Derby. - 1847
9 - Plan of Longsdon Trust property in Little Longstone. Paper on linen; coloured; scale 1/2500, traced from O.S. 1880 by E. M. Longsdon showing estate boundaries, field numbers, acreages, notes on walling, tenants, and other owners. - 1896
10 - Tracing showing land on which land tax was redeemed as near as E. M. Longsdon could reckon. Tracing paper, coloured, based on O.S. 1/2500, field names and acreages added. - 1924
11 - "Plan referred to", Longsdon property; printed, paper, coloured, based on O.S. 1/2500 1922; notes on field names, acreages, and sale and purchase in 1936. - [early 20th century]
12 - Tracing of D3580/P11; tracing paper, ink.
13 - Sale plan of lands at Wardlow, part of an estate of Charles Taylor Young, deceased. Paper, coloured, based on O.S. 1/2500. Surveyor W. H. Wagstaff and Sons, Architects, Surveyors and Valuers, The Terrace, Saltergate, Chesterfield. - 1938
14 - O.S. 1/2500 1879, Derbyshire Northern Division Sheet XIII 2, coloured, acreages and owners added. - [late 19th century]
15 - O.S. 1/2500 1879, Sheet XXIII 2, with few manuscript. additions. - [late 19th century]
16 - O.S. 1/2500, 2nd ed., 1898, Sheet XXIII 2, boundary coloured, manuscript. notes including notes on sales off, and tithe numbers. - [early 20th century]
17-18 - O.S. 1/2500, 2 ed., 1898, Sheets XVI 10 and 14 (Wardlow), boundary coloured, manuscript notes including notes on owners and ? rents. - post 1898
19 - Plan of Little Longstone Drainage: main drain with gradients, scale 20 yards: 1 inch, inset plan and sections of settling tank, scale 1 inch: 4 feet, Linen. - 1897
20 - Plan of Little Longstone showing levels taken for drainage. Paper, vertical scale 20 feet: 1 inch, horizontal scale 20 yards: 1 inch. - [1897]
21 - ? Draft drainage plan for levels for run to settling tank tracing paper - [1897]
22 - Drainage plan of Little Longstone main street with pencilled levels readings - [1897]
23 - Plan of land in Little Little Longstone sold by Revd. H. J. Longsdon to Bakewell R.D.C. [Rural District Council] for sewage works - 1899
24 - Plan of drains laid in Little Longstone in March, April and May 1900 by Messrs Cox, Wilson and Sons, Ashford, to connect with Bakewell R.D.C. [Rural District Council] sewage scheme, showing man holes, ventilators, etc. With manuscript. additions and notes 1938-1939. - 1900-1939
25 - "Plans of alterations in the house;" ground and chamber plans with building instructions for Great Longstone Hall - [early 19th century]
26 - "The Revd. H. J. Longsdon's property, Little Longstone, outline plan of Great Longstone Hall and environs. Paper; coloured; scale 16 feet: 1 inch, by E. M. Longsdon, Architect and Surveyor, Bakewell. - [late 19th century]
27 - Sketch plan of Great Longstone Hall and building range on north of Hallyard. Paper, pencil, no scale. - [? mid 20th century]
28-29 - 2 sketch plans by J. B. Mitchell Withers, Architect, showing Great Longstone Hall, and differentiating between older and newer parts. Paper, 2 sheets; coloured; scale circa 8 ft: 1 inch. - [mid 20th century]
30 - Plan of measurements down E. M. Longsdon's stable yard at Great Longstone Hall - 1932
31 - Plan, section, and elevation of roof over motor car wash at Great Longstone Hall for E. M. Longsdon - 1932
32 - Ground plan of Grotto cottage, Longstone, belonging to Captain Smithers, with note that it was found amongst Capt. Smithers' effects in 1891 by E. M. Longsdon. Paper, ink with pencilled additions, no scale. - [late 19th century]
33 - Grotto Cottage, plans, elevations and section of alterations to offices, paper coloured, scale 8 feet: 1 inch, E. M. Longsdon [architect]. - 1900
34-36 - Grotto Cottage, plans, elevations and section of drawing room extension and extra bedroom, paper, coloured, scale 8 feet: 1 inch, E. M. Longsdon [architect]. - 1900
37 - The Hollow, plan of bay window, paper, coloured, no scale. - 1923
38 - The Hollow, plan, sections and elevations of alterations to lavatories, tracing paper, ink, scale 8 feet: 1 inch, detail scale 2 feet: 1 inch, E. M. Longsdon Architect. - 1924
39 - Plan of property at Little Longstone belonging to Revd. H. J. Longsdon, 3 cottages, outhouses and gardens on west side of road from Great Longstone to Monsal Dale, paper, ink with pencilled additions, scale 20 feet: 1 inch. - [late 19th century]; [? mid 20th century]
40-41 - [Site] plan and tracing, cottage at Little Longstone bought by Revd. H. J. Longsdon from Warburton's trustees, paper, coloured, scale 20 feet: 1 inch, surveyor E. M. Longsdon, Bakewell. - 1891
42 - Sketch plan and section of building belonging to E. M. Longsdon, a possible village institute. - 1922
43-44 - Plans, sections, elevation, and details of proposed social institute for Little Longstone, paper, 1 copy coloured, scale 20 feet: 1 inch, E. M. Longsdon, Architect, Longstone. - 1924
45 - Plans, sections and elevations of alterations to privies for Mr Longsdon, tracing paper, ink, scale 8 feet: 1 inch, E. M. Longsdon of Little Longstone. [architect]. - 1930
46 - Details of D3580/P45, tracing paper, coloured. - 1931
47-48 - Block plan, plan, section and elevation for conversion of building in Little Longstone into bungalow for Mr E. M. Longsdon, paper and tracing paper, ink, block plan scale 16 feet: 1 inch, main plan scale 4 feet: 1 inch, E. M. Longsdon, Architect. - 1933
49-50 - Block plan, plans, section, and elevation for house in Little Longstone formerly occupied by Mrs Timm, paper, coloured, and tracing paper, ink, block plan scale 16 feet: 1 inch, main plan scale 8 feet: 1 inch [E. M. Longsdon architect]. - 1933
51 - Plan, elevations, and sections for cowhouse for Mr E. M. Longsdon in Little Longstone [backing on to W. L. Shaw's property], tracing paper, ink, scales 20 feet: 1 inch and 2 feet: 1 inch. - 1933-1940
52-53 - Plans, elevation, and section for additions [offices] to cottages in Little Longstone for E. M. Longsdon. Rough plan on paper, ink and pencil. Fair copy, tracing paper, ink, scale 8 feet: 1 inch, drainage inset scale 16 feet: 1 inch [E. M. Longsdon architect]. - 1938
54 - Plan of proposed extension of water tank at Rising Sun Farm, Tideswell, tracing linen, ink, scale 2 feet: 1 inch, A. E. C. Longsdon engineer. - 1940
55 - Water colour sketch elevation of ? present post office, Bakewell, by E. M. Longsdon. - [1892]
56 - Plan of Pack Horse Inn, Little Longstone, belonging to Mr William Taylor, paper, coloured, scale 8 feet: 1 inch, surveyor E. M. Longsdon, F.S.A., Bakewell. - 1903
57 - Draft plan of footpath diversion along line of path from Little Longstone to Great Longstone, showing also path from Little Longstone across Thornbridge Midland Railway Station, linen, ink, no scale.
58 - Draft survey plan of site of Harold Goodwin's house in Little Longstone, paper, pencil and ink, no scale. - 1925
59 - O.S. 1/25000, 2nd edition, Derbyshire XVI SW [South West] "Shooting Great Longstone". Shooting area does not include Longsdon property but does include part of Chatsworth estate. Longsdon property added in part by E. M. Longsdon. - post 1899
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Expand X - Additional estate, family and personal papers - 20th CentX - Additional estate, family and personal papers - 20th Cent
Expand ZF - Papers relating to families associated with the Longsdon familyZF - Papers relating to families associated with the Longsdon family
Expand ZL - Legal MiscellaneaZL - Legal Miscellanea
Expand ZP - Longsdon family history papersZP - Longsdon family history papers
Expand ZZ - Miscellaneous papersZZ - Miscellaneous papers
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