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Collapse D5369 - Borough family of Chetwynd Park, Shropshire - 1431-1888D5369 - Borough family of Chetwynd Park, Shropshire - 1431-1888
Expand 1 - Richard Borrow - 15741 - Richard Borrow - 1574
Expand 2 - John Borrow - 1666-17082 - John Borrow - 1666-1708
Expand 3 - Isaac Borrow - 1663-17583 - Isaac Borrow - 1663-1758
Expand 4 - John Tempest Borrow - 17524 - John Tempest Borrow - 1752
Expand 5 - John Borrow - 1764-18035 - John Borrow - 1764-1803
Expand 6 - Ann, wife of John Borrow - c.17996 - Ann, wife of John Borrow - c.1799
Expand 7 - Thomas Borrow - 1736-18687 - Thomas Borrow - 1736-1868
Expand 8 - Ann Borrow (nee Alt) - 1750-18028 - Ann Borrow (nee Alt) - 1750-1802
Expand 9 - Honor Borrow - 1748-17539 - Honor Borrow - 1748-1753
Expand 10 - John Borrow - 1789-186110 - John Borrow - 1789-1861
Expand 11 - Thomas Borough - 1784-183511 - Thomas Borough - 1784-1835
Expand 12 - Jane Borough (nee Smithson) - 1781-180012 - Jane Borough (nee Smithson) - 1781-1800
Expand 13 - Charles Burton Borough - 1827-188813 - Charles Burton Borough - 1827-1888
Expand 14 - Midland Railway Co. - c.1840-184914 - Midland Railway Co. - c.1840-1849
Expand 15 - Jane Borough - 1801-185115 - Jane Borough - 1801-1851
Expand 16 - Alt Family - 1518-178116 - Alt Family - 1518-1781
Expand 17 - Bainbrigge Family - 1812-183017 - Bainbrigge Family - 1812-1830
Expand 18 - Coke Family - 1794-186618 - Coke Family - 1794-1866
Expand 19 - William Smithson, father to Jane Borough - 1776-184619 - William Smithson, father to Jane Borough - 1776-1846
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20 - Derbyshire - 1676
20- - Title Deeds - 1431-1877
Expand 21 - Alsop in the Dale - 1656-179721 - Alsop in the Dale - 1656-1797
Expand 22 - Belper Ward, Chevin Ward, and Hulland Ward - 1633-163422 - Belper Ward, Chevin Ward, and Hulland Ward - 1633-1634
Expand 23 - Calow - 1663-173723 - Calow - 1663-1737
Expand 24 - Property in Crich and South Wingfield inherited by the Smith Family from Nightingale - 1764-187724 - Property in Crich and South Wingfield inherited by the Smith Family from Nightingale - 1764-1877
Expand 25 - Derby - 1574-180225 - Derby - 1574-1802
Expand 26 - Duffield - 1642-184626 - Duffield - 1642-1846
Expand 27 - Elton - 1750-185227 - Elton - 1750-1852
Expand 28 - Etwall - 1766-176728 - Etwall - 1766-1767
Expand 29 - Fairfield/ Pigtor / Wormhill - 1431-179829 - Fairfield/ Pigtor / Wormhill - 1431-1798
Expand 30 - Hartington Rectory - 1652-181230 - Hartington Rectory - 1652-1812
Expand 31 - Hartshorn Grange - 1670-173531 - Hartshorn Grange - 1670-1735
Expand 32 - Hulland - 1592-186932 - Hulland - 1592-1869
Expand 33 - Hungry Bentley - 174733 - Hungry Bentley - 1747
Expand 34 - Killamarsh - 181534 - Killamarsh - 1815
Expand 35 - Long Eaton - 167035 - Long Eaton - 1670
Collapse 36 - Litchurch - 1628-180636 - Litchurch - 1628-1806
1 - Abstract of title of Mrs Ann Osborne to Barn Close in Litchurch (1637-1755) - c.1755
2 - Conditions of sale of a close and garden called Barn Close in Litchurch (3a.) and three parcels of land in Whitecross Field in the borough of Derby (3a.), 4 Jun - 1764
3-4 - Feoffment of a close called Bats Close alias Bates Close in Litchurch, Robert Wilmot to Robert Goodale, 15 Aug 1711 - 1711-1733
5-21 - Deeds relating to property in Litchurch, known as Halfpenny Bridge Close (Scrimsher-Brookhouse-Crompton - Colinshaw - Borrow) - 1703-1792
22 - Feoffment of a piece of meadow ground called the Longe Ley in Litchurch (3r.) abutting on Castle Field and a close called Siddalles, Nicholas Willimot and Robert Willimot to Henry Webster, 1 Jan 1661 [1662] - 1662
23-24 - Counterpart feoffment of one land or selion (½a.) in Neylds Close in Litchurch, Isaac Borrow to Thomas Gisborne, 26 Sep 1717 - 1717
25-31 - Title deeds relating to a parcel of ground in Litchurch called Parker's Pingle (Skrymsher-Houghton-Meynell-Borrow) - 1702-1714
32-35 - Deeds relating to property in Litchurch, known as Stampton's and Burne's Closes (Scrimsher-Borrow - Worrilow - Scampton) 26 Apr 1703 - 21 Mar 1709 - 1703-1709
36-60 - Title deeds relating to a close in Litchurch called Litchurch Close or Hornes Close, alias Siddalls Close (Hall - Parker - Allestry - Burdett - Fisher - /Blackwell/Osbourne - Roberts - Clarke - Derby Canal Co. - Borrow) - 1628-1806
61-68 - Title deeds and related papers re Smith's Close in Litchurch (Vessey - Ward - Borrow), 20 Dec 1728 - 16 Jul 1736 - 1728-1736
69 - Copy of demise of a third of three closes in Litchurch called Darwin Field, Rye Flatt and the Gallows Pasture or Great Gallows Close let by Francis Marshall and Richard Knight to John Beardsley, Thomas Robey, Thomas Foxe, Thomas Dalley, Thomas Staples, Francis Cokaine, William Kniveton, John Carter, William Leaper and John Steere, at the direction of Robert and Dorothy Wilmot, 4 Oct - 1675
70-72 - Title deeds re land at Litchurch (Tantum - Wilkins/Powell/Woodworth - Meynell) - 14 Feb [1772]-20 Jan 1776
73 - Mortgage by demise (for 21 years) of the Great Gallows Close (56a.) and Gorsey Close (36a.) in Litchurch, Isaac Borrow to William Franceys, 31 Jan 1720 [1721] - 1721
74-76 - Papers re land in Litchurch Mackworth Allestree and Liberty of Darley Abbey, Michaelmas Term 1711 - 29 Jul 1713 - 1711-1713
Expand 37 - Litchurch Estate - 1659-173637 - Litchurch Estate - 1659-1736
Expand 38 - Longford - 173638 - Longford - 1736
Expand 39 - Mugginton - 176239 - Mugginton - 1762
Expand 40 - Normanton - 171940 - Normanton - 1719
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Expand 43 - Chetwynd Park, Edgemond, Salop - 1771-186943 - Chetwynd Park, Edgemond, Salop - 1771-1869
Expand 44 - Hanson Grange, Staffordshire - 1660-172244 - Hanson Grange, Staffordshire - 1660-1722
Expand 45 - Musden Grange, Staffordshire - 1654-181545 - Musden Grange, Staffordshire - 1654-1815
Expand 46 - Meadow in Thulston, Ambaston and Elvaston - 162046 - Meadow in Thulston, Ambaston and Elvaston - 1620
Expand 47 - Properties and Lands in Lea, Bradbourne, Parwich, Hognaston, Brassington, Kniveton, Offcote, Underwood, Bentley, and Hartington - 162947 - Properties and Lands in Lea, Bradbourne, Parwich, Hognaston, Brassington, Kniveton, Offcote, Underwood, Bentley, and Hartington - 1629
Expand 48 - Manor of Steventon, Berkshire - 169148 - Manor of Steventon, Berkshire - 1691
Expand 49 - Bristol - 169649 - Bristol - 1696
Expand 50 - Papworth Everard, Cambridgeshire - 167050 - Papworth Everard, Cambridgeshire - 1670
Expand 51 - Herefordshire - 170251 - Herefordshire - 1702
Expand 52 - Culceth, Lancashire - 182452 - Culceth, Lancashire - 1824
Expand 53 - Axholme, Lincolnshire & Rowley, Surrey - 165053 - Axholme, Lincolnshire & Rowley, Surrey - 1650
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Expand 55 - Lincoln St. Martin - 175255 - Lincoln St. Martin - 1752
Expand 56 - Middlesex - 1667-171056 - Middlesex - 1667-1710
Expand 57 - Broughton Sulney, Nottinghamshire - 1695-170757 - Broughton Sulney, Nottinghamshire - 1695-1707
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Expand 59 - Staffordshire - 1629-177059 - Staffordshire - 1629-1770
Expand 60 - Yorkshire - 1776-186660 - Yorkshire - 1776-1866
Expand 61 - West Wales - 169661 - West Wales - 1696
Expand 62 - Miscellaneous - 1701-183662 - Miscellaneous - 1701-1836
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