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Collapse D7806 - Charles Cammell (1810-1879) of Norton Hall, Norton and Brookfield Manor, Hathersage (also Ditcham Park, Southampton), manufacturer, merchant and landowner - 18th-20th centD7806 - Charles Cammell (1810-1879) of Norton Hall, Norton and Brookfield Manor, Hathersage (also Ditcham Park, Southampton), manufacturer, merchant and landowner - 18th-20th cent
Expand 1 - Deeds and papers for Brookfield Estate, including North Lees - 1712-19541 - Deeds and papers for Brookfield Estate, including North Lees - 1712-1954
Expand 2 - Deeds and papers for property at Moorseats and Kimbercales (Court) - (1743)-18712 - Deeds and papers for property at Moorseats and Kimbercales (Court) - (1743)-1871
Expand 3 - Deeds and papers for property purchased from J.S.A. Shuttleworth - 1825-18693 - Deeds and papers for property purchased from J.S.A. Shuttleworth - 1825-1869
Expand 4 - Deeds and papers for property acquired from Broomhead's trustees, previously David Cooper's (originally Smilters Farm) - (1825)-18774 - Deeds and papers for property acquired from Broomhead's trustees, previously David Cooper's (originally Smilters Farm) - (1825)-1877
Expand 5 - Deeds and related papers for Property acquired from the devisees of George Morton - 1655-18785 - Deeds and related papers for Property acquired from the devisees of George Morton - 1655-1878
Collapse 6 - Deeds and related papers for Greens House Farm, acquired from the vicarage of Hathersage (Queen Anne's Bounty) - (1825)-18706 - Deeds and related papers for Greens House Farm, acquired from the vicarage of Hathersage (Queen Anne's Bounty) - (1825)-1870
1 - Abstract of title (1825-1855) to an estate belonging to the Vicarage of Hathersage - (1825)-1870
2 - Declaration by Hannah Wright of Brookfield, Hathersage, by direction of the Governors of Queen Anne’s Bounty, conveys to the Vicar of the Vicarage of Hathersage and his successors, certain closes in Hathersage Outseats (belonging to Green’s House Farm, plan in margin) called Middle Heald, Gorsey Bank, Far Bottom etc. - 6 May 1854
3 - Covenant of Hannah Wright of Brookfield to produce deeds at the request of the Rev. Henry Cottingham, vicar of Hathersage or his successor, to properties agreed to be conveyed by Hannah Wright, by direction of the Governors of Queen Anne’s Bounty, to the Vicar of the Vicarage of Hathersage - 6 May 1854
4 - Annexation deed: The Governors of Queen Anne’s Bounty allot and apply to the church of Hathersage the lands and premises known as Green House Farm (closes named and numbered, referring to a map), all of which were agreed to be conveyed to the said Governors by Hannah Wright of Brookfield, spinster, for the purpose, in consideration of the Governors applying £200 out of their revenue for the same purpose - 14 Jun 1855
5 - Extract from enclosure award and notes on title - [19th cent]
6 - Agreement by The Rev. Charles Septimus Cutler, vicar of Hathersage, agrees to sell (under the Act to make better provision for the assignment of Ecclesiastical districts, etc.), to Charles Cammell of Brookfield Manor, esquire, the farm called Greens House Farm and certain closes - 23 May 1870
7 - Conveyance by The Rev. Charles Septimus Cutler, vicar of Hathersage, with the consent of the Governors of Queen Anne’s Bounty, the Bishop of Lichfield, the patron of the benefice and the Archbishop of Canterbury, to Charles Cammell of Norton Hall and Brookfield Manor of Greens House Farm, with closes listed in a schedule - 3 Sep 1870
Expand 7 - Deeds and related papers for property called the Shaws, acquired from the Revs. William Davey and William Dillon, R.C. priests - 1786-18717 - Deeds and related papers for property called the Shaws, acquired from the Revs. William Davey and William Dillon, R.C. priests - 1786-1871
Expand 8 - Deeds and related papers for premises acquired from the trustees of the Roman Catholic chapel of St. Michael, Hathersage - 1836-18778 - Deeds and related papers for premises acquired from the trustees of the Roman Catholic chapel of St. Michael, Hathersage - 1836-1877
Expand 9 - Deeds and related papers for premises called the Leveret Crofts, acquired from George Anthony Hardy - 1834-c18679 - Deeds and related papers for premises called the Leveret Crofts, acquired from George Anthony Hardy - 1834-c1867
C - Original Family Catalogue of the Deeds - [c1910s]
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