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Collapse D4889 - North East Derbyshire Deeds - 17th-20th centD4889 - North East Derbyshire Deeds - 17th-20th cent
Collapse 1 - Ashover - 1681-19951 - Ashover - 1681-1995
1-53 - Deeds and related papers, including several mortgages and deeds of further charge, to a messuage, windmill (erected c1807), 5 closes of land called the Windmill Close, the Well Close, the Tile Close, the Sour Butts and the Lane Close, and one other close called the Intake or Nether Field, at Spancarr, Ashover, later known as a messuage, windmill and closes called the Near Windmill Croft, the Lane Close, the Still Croft, the Sour Butts, the Well Croft, the Far Mill Croft, the Top Piece, the House Close and the Bottom Piece, containing in total 14 acres 3 roods 37 perches - 1711-1894
54-67 - Deeds to a close of land called the Pingle or Bean Yard at Spancarr in Ashover - 1681-1830
68 - Deed of lease for a year from Abraham Redfern and his wife Rebecca to John Platts and James Hollaley, of a messuage and closes called the Green Close, the Croft and the Intake in Ashover, 18 May 1748 - 1748
69 - Lease and release from John Redfern to Thomas Hedgecock, of 2 messuages and a piece of land called the Croft at Ashover, 24-25 Mar 1815 - 1815
70-71 - Leases of a messuage and two closes of land called the Well Croft and the Long Croft at Spancarr in Ashover - 1769-1807
72-73 - Deeds relating to two closes of land called the Nether Dogholme and the Mill Meadow (4 acres) at Ashover (Hodgkinson/Redfearn/Hedgcock) - 1806-1822
74 - Bond of indemnity against dower between Thomas Bower and Isaac Shepherd relating to a messuage and closes of land of Spancarr, Ashover, 16 Jan 1773 - 1773
75 - Copy will of George Hodgkinson of Ashover, baker and miller, relating to several lands at Ashover, 1 Dec 1813 - 1813
76 - Copy will of Jacob Redfearn of Wheatcroft in Crich, yeoman, 20 Aug 1801, copied 1815 - 1815
77 - Conveyance from Thomas Roberts and others to William Francis Swift, of a house, two closes called the Well Croft and the Long Croft, and another parcel of land containing 3a 15p at Spancarr in Ashover, 25 Mar 1884 - 1884
78 - Conveyance from Edward Andrews to William Francis Swift, of a piece of land called the Lane Close (1a 1r 36p) at Spancarr in Ashover, 9 Nov 1889 - 1889
79-86 - Articles, cuttings and copy sale catalogue relating to conversion of windmill into dwellings (1992-1995) with other papers - 1965-1995
Expand 2 - Chesterfield - 1739-18752 - Chesterfield - 1739-1875
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Expand 5 - Grassmoor and Hasland - 1897-c19215 - Grassmoor and Hasland - 1897-c1921
Expand 6 - Grassmoor and Hasland - 1911-19206 - Grassmoor and Hasland - 1911-1920
Expand 7 - Barlow and Broomfield - 17th-20th cent7 - Barlow and Broomfield - 17th-20th cent
Expand 8 - Brampton - 18th-19th cent8 - Brampton - 18th-19th cent
Expand 9 - Brimington - 18579 - Brimington - 1857
Expand 10 - Chesterfield - 1827-185610 - Chesterfield - 1827-1856
Expand 11 - Glapwell - 192011 - Glapwell - 1920
Expand 12 - Hasland - 188712 - Hasland - 1887
Expand 13 - Whittington - 1826-187113 - Whittington - 1826-1871
Expand 14 - Whittington - 1668-190014 - Whittington - 1668-1900
Expand 15 - John White of Chesterfield - 18th-20th cent15 - John White of Chesterfield - 18th-20th cent
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