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Collapse D258 - Gell family of Hopton Hall, Wirksworth - 1200-1905D258 - Gell family of Hopton Hall, Wirksworth - 1200-1905
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1 - Grant by William de Ferrers, Earl of Derby, to Adam le Wine of all the land which Hamo the clerk held of him at Brassington in the Peak, between Ivonbrook and Herburghal, viz, all the land which is between the lands of Nicholas de Hognaston, in width along the Portway and the gift of Carsington and in length between the Portway and Ivonbrook, and 10 acres of land in Hopton next to the Brassington land, viz, at Ivelesleg, and Nicholas de Unthank and Lewin son of William, at an annual rent of 12s - 1247-1254
2 - Grant by Robert son of Adam le Wyne to Robert son of Ingram of Nottingham of all lands in Brassington in the Peak which his father Adam had, previously held by Hamo the clerk [see 7/1/1] - 1247-1260
3 - Grant by Robert son of Adam le Wyne to Robert son of Ingram de Notingham [Notts], of 60 acres land between Sevenwelles and the road from Wirkwrthe and Bacheswell from the side of Bugrave and next to the land which was Hamo the clerk's, which land was granted to Adam by Robert de Staunchon, knight, subject to an annual rent of 20s. to Sir Robert - 1247-1260
4 - Grant by Robert son of Adam le Wine to Robert son of Ingram de Nothingeham [Notts], of 60 acres of land at Hopton, between Seven welles and the road from Wirksworth to Bacheswelle [Bakewell] from the side of Buchegrave, next to the land which was Hamo the clerk's, subject to an annual rent of ½ mark [3s 4d] to Sir Robert of Stanton - 1247-1260
5 - Charter of Robert le Wine, son of Adam le Wine of Wirksworth, granting to Robert Ingram of Nottingam [Notts], all his land at Bretgriff in the Peak, subject to annual rents of 6d to Robert and 12s to Hugh de Ferrers - 1247-1260
6 - Grant by Joan, widow of Robert le Wine, to William son of Robert Yngram of Notingham [Notts], of all her third share of land at Hunthone [?] left to her for life in will of Robert le Coine, at annual rent of 1 mark [6s 8d] - 1247-1260
7 - Grant by Cecily, daughter and heir of Hugh de Ferrers to the canons of Stanley Park, of all the land which William son of Robert Ingram of Nottingham gave to them in Brassington, Carsington and Hopton in the Peak viz. all the land which Hamo the clerk held between Ivonbrook and Herbureghalle between the land of Nicholas de Hognaston, along the Portway as far as the Grift [Griffe] of Carsington and between the Portway and Ivonbrook, 10 acres land at Hopton measuring 20 feet per perch, next to the land of Brassington, viz. at Iveglesleg, with the homage of John de Aldwark, and an annual rent of 12d which her father quitclaimed to the said canons, issuing from lands at Brassington which were given to the canons by William le Burguynnun [Burgunun, Bourguignon] and William son of Joseph Witnesses: Sir Thomas de Ferrers her uncle, Master Hubert rector of Higham, Sir Robert rector of Stowe, Simon de Cotes, Hugh de Merchamp, Roger de Chouk, Richard de Weston, Walter de Morley, Simon de Clifton Dated at Pentecost 44 Hen III [23 May] Fragmented seal sewn into cloth bag - 1260
8i - Grant by William de Ferrers, Earl of Derby to Nigel son of Ralph de Prestwood of 40 acres land at Brassington between Hereburgehalle and Ivonbrook with pasture for 100 sheep and 3 cows - 1247-1254
8ii - Wrapper for document, probably dating from 1786 case - 1786
9 - Charter of William de Ferrers, Earl of Derby, granting to William de Grindon 40 acres land in Brassington lying between Motlawe and the highway to the mill of the monks of Ivonbrook with pasture for 8 oxen, 2 cows and 100 ewes - 1247-1254
10 - Inspection and confirmation at request of canons by Robert de Ferrers, son and heir of William de Ferrers, once Earl of Derby, of the charter of Cecily de Ferrers - 1260-1279
11 - Confirmation by Henry, Duke of Lancaster, Earl of Derby, Lincoln and Leicester, of a quitclaim by Robert de Ferrers, Earl of Derby, to Dale Abbey of all his claim to their lands in Brassington, Hopton and Carsington in le Peak which had been given to them by Cecily, daughter and heir of Hugh de Ferrers Witnesses: Sir Hugh de Meynell, Sir Walter de Montgomery, Robert de Twyford, knights, John Cokayn, seneschal of the Duke for his lands of Trent and Robert Fraunceis seneschal of the honour of Tutbury - 1360
12 - Quitclaim, dating from before 1260, by Hugh de Ferrers to the canons of Stanley Park, of a rent of 12d. which they owe to him for lands in Brassington known as Hunyanck - [early 13th cent]
13 - Charter of Hugh de Ferrers, dating from before 1260, granting to the canons of Stanley Park, all the land which William le Burguinun held in Brassington viz 40 acres next to the land which Joseph the clerk once held beyond the road to the west with pasture for 8 oxen, 2 cows and 100 ewes, and also the land at Brassington which William, Earl Ferrers, gave to Joseph the clerk and which the canons had of the gift of William son of Joseph with pasture for 200 sheep, subject to an annual rent of 12d - [early 13th cent]
14 - Writ of aid by Robert de Ferrers, son and heir of William de Ferrers, formerly Earl of Derby, for the canons of Stanley Park - [30 Apr 1263]
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16 - Grant, dating from before 1260, by Thomas de Edensor to William le Burgulun [Bourguignon} of a rent of 5 shillings which William pays for land he had of Serlo de Grindon and now holds of Thomas at a rent of 2 shillings - [early 13th cent]
17 - Charter, dating from before 1260, of Thomas de Edensor, granting to the canons of Stanley Park, an annual rent of 2 shillings which they used to pay him for land in Brassington - [early 13th cent]
18 - Confirmation, dating from before 1260, by Thomas de Edensor, knight, of a gift by his tenant William, son of William le Burguignon, to the Premonstratensian Canons of Stanley Park, of 40 acres of arable in Brassington subject to an annual rent of 2s or an unmewed sparrowhawk - [early 13th cent]
19 - Grant by John son of John del a Corner of Derby, to Walter de Tansley, living in Carsington, of his tenement at Bretgryff in the fee of Hopton Witnesses: Henry de Hopton, Nicholas de Cromford, William de Carsington, John le Potter of Calllow, William son of Henry de Hopton, Simon son of Henry de Hopton, Henry de Alsop, William son of Bate de Wirkworth and Nicholas de Carsington, chaplain Dated at Bretgryff Monday before St Michael the Archangel [26 Sep] Seal [damaged] in white wax 1" - 1317
20 - Confirmation and quitclaim by Margaret, widow of William le Burguinan to the canons of Stanley Park, of all her claim to 40 acres land in Brassington which lies next to the land which was Joseph the clerk's - [13th cent]
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3 - Particular of the estates of Philip Gell at Hopton. No. on plan, tenant's name and address, extent, value and rent for Middleton, Carsington, Griffe, Hognaston, Kirk Ireton, Callow, Ible, Hopton, Wirksworth and Bonsall - 1807
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9 - Copy charter of Edward VI to found Nuneaton [Warwks] Grammar School 11 May 6 Edw VI Endorsed Wirksworth School and Almshouse, Tideswell School, Nuneaton [Warwks] - 1552
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14 - `The boke of the tythe': rents 1 May - 2 & 3 Philip and Mary - 1553-1556
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16 - Objections to the election of burgesses for Cirencester [Glos] - 17th cent
17 - Draft indenture between John Curzon of Kedleston and Francis Leake, son and heir of Francis Lord Daynecourt and Nicholas Leake esq, to provide annuity of £100 in payment for £1000 loan - 1641
18 - Copy petition to Sir Thomas Witherington, Speaker of the Commons, by excluded Members of Parliament including names [?signatories] - c 1650
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Expand 9 - Thomas Gell9 - Thomas Gell
Expand 10 - Sir John Gell I (1593-1671), Sir John Gell II (1613-1689), Civil War and various10 - Sir John Gell I (1593-1671), Sir John Gell II (1613-1689), Civil War and various
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Expand 34 - John Gell (1539-1671)34 - John Gell (1539-1671)
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Expand 36 - Anthony Gell d. 158436 - Anthony Gell d. 1584
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42 - Conserved fragments of estate plan showing fields (numbered) around house called Bank Top - 19th cent
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47 - Unidentified plan showing part of the course of a waterway, marked at points with numbers, and the dates 20 Aug and 22 Aug. Scale not given. Dimensions approx 150cm x 130cm - [19th Cent]
Expand 48 - Philip Gell (d 1842), draft deeds, estate and financial papers - 1706-187748 - Philip Gell (d 1842), draft deeds, estate and financial papers - 1706-1877
49 - Log book of the Cutter Yacht Albatross from the port of Cowes, Isle of Wight to any port or ports her owner may think proper, wind and weather permitting' [to Scotland] - 18 May-29 Aug 1836
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Expand 52 - Volume of bound letters and other documents - Late 17th-early 19th cent52 - Volume of bound letters and other documents - Late 17th-early 19th cent
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Expand 65 - Henry [Harry] Anthony Chandos-Pole-Gell (1872-1934) and other material65 - Henry [Harry] Anthony Chandos-Pole-Gell (1872-1934) and other material
Expand 67 - Masque by William Browne written for the Inner Temple and associated correspondence - 1615-196467 - Masque by William Browne written for the Inner Temple and associated correspondence - 1615-1964
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70 - Manor of Holland p Wirksworth and Lands Grant [temp Q Anne] to Philip Gell of Hopton [outsize parchment deed, badly damaged by damp, partly illegible]
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72 - `Catalogue of the library at Hopton Hall' Arranged by size of volume: folio, quarto, octavo Duodecimo, `sixteens and twenty-fours' Title, edition and date of publication Folio paper vol, in slip case - ?17th cent
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UL - Gell of Hopton Hall: unlisted records
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