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Collapse D7674 - Barker family of Darley, Rowsley and East Lodge, Bakewell - 1476-1922D7674 - Barker family of Darley, Rowsley and East Lodge, Bakewell - 1476-1922
Collapse B - Barker Family of Darley, Rowsley and East Lodge, Bakewell - 1601-1891B - Barker Family of Darley, Rowsley and East Lodge, Bakewell - 1601-1891
Collapse 1 - Muniments of title - 1601-18741 - Muniments of title - 1601-1874
Expand 1 - Acre Wall, Parish of Bakewell - 1654-16841 - Acre Wall, Parish of Bakewell - 1654-1684
Expand 2 - Bagshaws Croft, Parish of Bakewell - 1665-16672 - Bagshaws Croft, Parish of Bakewell - 1665-1667
Expand 3 - Cock Place and Water Lane, Parish of Bakewell - 1601-18783 - Cock Place and Water Lane, Parish of Bakewell - 1601-1878
Expand 4 - Cote Close, Parish of Bakewell - 1682-17904 - Cote Close, Parish of Bakewell - 1682-1790
Expand 5 - Farrfield, Middlefield, Parish of Bakewell - 1627-17975 - Farrfield, Middlefield, Parish of Bakewell - 1627-1797
Collapse 6 - Messuage in Horsecroft Lane and a tanyard etc., Parish of Bakewell - 1660-17236 - Messuage in Horsecroft Lane and a tanyard etc., Parish of Bakewell - 1660-1723
1 - Final Concord. English. Robert Pidcocke, plaintiffs; John Bolame and Mary, his wife and Gilbert Bonn, serjeant-at-law, and Millicent, his wife, deforceants. A messuage, barn etc in Bakewell; for £60. Trinity 1660 - 17 June 1660
2 - Grant. Robert Pidcocke, yeoman, Bakewell to his kinsman, James Greaves, tanner of Bakewell. A messuage and tan yard. - 3 Mar [1674]
3 - Lease and counterpart. James Greaves, innholder, of Bakewell to Robert Creswell, dyer, of Litton. Messuage in Horse Croft Lane, Bakewell, with a garden and tanyard etc, for 21 years for 40/- rent. - 24 Jun 1701
4 - Letter of attorney. John Greaves, yeoman, of Bakewell to Thomas Bagshaw or any attorney of Common Pleas, to receive a declaration of ejectment at the suit of Arthur Moseley, on the demise of John Thorpe, for a messuage in Bakewell. Bond of the same date. Greaves to Thorpe. - 21 Feb [1704]
5 - Lease and release. James Greaves, maltster, of Bakewell to Anthony Buxton, mercer, of Bakewell. A building in Bakewell, formerly a house now a dyeworks, an extension used as a barkshop, and land used as a tanyard and a tenter yard and the residue used by a skinner for his pits; for £40. - 14-15 Feb [1707]
6 - Conveyance. Samuel Greaves, yeoman, of Bakewell to Anthony Buxton, mercer, of Bakewell. Two cottages in Bakewell; for £20. - 14 Aug 1710
7 - Conveyance. Samuel Greaves, yeoman, to Anthony Buxton, mercer, of Bakewell. A half acre on Middlehill, a half acre in Barflatts and other lands in named closes in Bakewell; for £10. - 25 Jan [1712]
8 - Deed to levy a fine and lead uses. Samuel Greaves, yeoman, of Bakewell and Elizabeth, his wife, to William Greaves, plumber, Anthony Buxton, mercer, Joshua Frost, ironmonger, and William Hancock, cordwainer, all of Bakewell. The Intack and Blind Corner Closes in Bakewell, cottages and other lands in named closes, to be divided as stated among the deforceants. - 29 Nov 1716
9 - Mortgage. Anthony Buxton, mercer, of Bakewell and Hannah, his wife, to Ruth Scholler, spinster, of Bakewell. Messuage in Horsecroft Lane and a house now a dye-house etc in Bakewell. Redeemable for £140. - 2 Jun 1718
10 - Lease and Release. Thomas Trigge, grocer and alderman, of Nottingham, Abell Smith, mercer, of Nottingham, Hannah Buxton, widow of Anthony Buxton, mercer, late of Bakewell, and Edward Buxton, son of Anthony to John Thorpe, stone cutter, of Bakewell. A house, dyhouse, tanyard and the Cockpitt and Leech Closes; for £300. - 9-10 Oct 1723
Expand 7 - Over Close, Middle Close, the Parks etc., Parish of Bakewell - 1666-17897 - Over Close, Middle Close, the Parks etc., Parish of Bakewell - 1666-1789
Expand 8 - Stafford's Pingle or Nether Pickfore Yard, Parish of Bakewell - 1681-18108 - Stafford's Pingle or Nether Pickfore Yard, Parish of Bakewell - 1681-1810
Expand 9 - Messuage at the Top of the Hill, Cowden Barns etc., Parish of Bakewell - 1695-17659 - Messuage at the Top of the Hill, Cowden Barns etc., Parish of Bakewell - 1695-1765
Expand 10 - Various properties in Bakewell - 1657-178310 - Various properties in Bakewell - 1657-1783
Expand 11 - Ashford, Parish of Bakewell - 1693-179211 - Ashford, Parish of Bakewell - 1693-1792
Expand 12 - Barlow - 1789-179012 - Barlow - 1789-1790
Expand 13 - Tideswell - 1620-176813 - Tideswell - 1620-1768
Expand 14 - Youlgreave - 1725-177214 - Youlgreave - 1725-1772
Expand 15 - Various properties - 1626-185615 - Various properties - 1626-1856
Expand 16 - Various Derbyshire places - 1605-185516 - Various Derbyshire places - 1605-1855
Expand 17 - Disley, Cheshire - 1680-170717 - Disley, Cheshire - 1680-1707
Expand 18 - Buckminster, Leicestershire - 1712-179618 - Buckminster, Leicestershire - 1712-1796
Expand 19 - London, Middlesex - 1863-187419 - London, Middlesex - 1863-1874
Expand 20 - Setchey, Norfolk - 1772-183220 - Setchey, Norfolk - 1772-1832
Expand 21 - Nottinghamshire - 1743-177621 - Nottinghamshire - 1743-1776
Expand 2 - Settlements - 1657-18912 - Settlements - 1657-1891
Expand 3 - Wills and Executorship Papers - 1619-18693 - Wills and Executorship Papers - 1619-1869
Expand 4 - Estate Papers - 1634-18724 - Estate Papers - 1634-1872
Expand 5 - Correspondence - 1728-18555 - Correspondence - 1728-1855
Expand 6 - Correspondence and papers of William Barker (1738-1825), Smyrna Merchant and Captain Charles Barker (1811-1860), Royal Navy - 1773-18266 - Correspondence and papers of William Barker (1738-1825), Smyrna Merchant and Captain Charles Barker (1811-1860), Royal Navy - 1773-1826
Expand 7 - Charles Barker (1811-1860), Royal Navy - 1826-[c1859]7 - Charles Barker (1811-1860), Royal Navy - 1826-[c1859]
Expand 8 - Personal Papers - 1604-[20th cent]8 - Personal Papers - 1604-[20th cent]
Expand C - Charlesworth family of Castleton - [1651]-1843C - Charlesworth family of Castleton - [1651]-1843
Expand CAT - Barker Family: original catalogue of records - 20th centCAT - Barker Family: original catalogue of records - 20th cent
Expand LM - Lillie and Marris/Morris families of Sleaford, Lincolnshire and Newark, Nottinghamshire - 1675-1790LM - Lillie and Marris/Morris families of Sleaford, Lincolnshire and Newark, Nottinghamshire - 1675-1790
Expand ST - Scholler and Twigg families of Rowsley and Ecclesfield, Yorkshire - 1476-1795ST - Scholler and Twigg families of Rowsley and Ecclesfield, Yorkshire - 1476-1795
Expand T - Thorpe Family of Monyash - 1672-1855T - Thorpe Family of Monyash - 1672-1855
Expand W - Watkinson family of Brampton and Chesterfield - [1567]-1833W - Watkinson family of Brampton and Chesterfield - [1567]-1833
Expand ZA - Ashby family of Edensor - 1800-1831ZA - Ashby family of Edensor - 1800-1831
Expand ZC - Calvert family of Yeaveley - 1707-1733ZC - Calvert family of Yeaveley - 1707-1733
Expand ZG - Gardom family of Ashford - 1744-1817ZG - Gardom family of Ashford - 1744-1817
Expand ZK - Other FamiliesZK - Other Families
Expand ZMC - Coal, Ironstone and Clay - 1798-1871ZMC - Coal, Ironstone and Clay - 1798-1871
Expand ZML - Lead Mining Records - 1646-1872ZML - Lead Mining Records - 1646-1872
Expand ZMR - Stewards of Duke of Rutland - 1632-1788ZMR - Stewards of Duke of Rutland - 1632-1788
Expand ZP - Parish of Bakewell All Saints - 17th-19th centZP - Parish of Bakewell All Saints - 17th-19th cent
Expand ZS - Seal fragments - [16th-18th cent]ZS - Seal fragments - [16th-18th cent]
Expand ZZ - Printed material - 18th-19th centZZ - Printed material - 18th-19th cent
Harpur Crewe family of Calke

Harpur Crewe family of Calke

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