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Wilmot-Horton of Osmaston and Catton [D3155/WH 2741 - D3155/7919]

Wilmot-Horton of Osmaston and Catton

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Reference	D3155
Covering dates	13th cent-1955
Held by	Derbyshire Record Office
Extent	129 boxes
Conditions of access	Open

Archival history	The estate records of the Wilmot family of Osmaston, the Horton family of Catton and the Wilmot-Horton family of Catton and Osmaston, including estate records for properties acquired outside of Derbyshire by marriage, were eventually held together at Catton Hall
Source of acquisition	The records were deposited in Derby Local Studies Library in 1959 and were purchased by Derbyshire County Council in 1987
Copies information	Photocopies of (Sir) Robert Wilmot's correspondence as Resident Secretary to the Viceroy of Ireland 1737-1772 are held in the Public Record Office of Northern Ireland
Language	English and Latin
Creators	Wilmot-Horton family of Osmaston and Catton, Derbyshire; Horton, Wilmot-, family of Osmaston and Catton, Derbyshire; Wilmot family of Osmaston, Horton family of Catton, Wilmot-Horton family of Osmaston and Catton
Arrangement	The correspondence may have been re-arranged in the 1830s or 1840s. The records were sorted and numbered when on deposit in Derby Local Studies Library and this arrangement has been retained for the present
Related information	Incoming letters K-Z of Sir Robert John Wilmot-Horton (1784-1841) early 19th cent, are held at Derbyshire Record Office (D4576) Papers with literary associations, especially those relating to Lord Byron, some family journals and albums of watercolour sketches, were specifically excluded from the sale to Derbyshire County Council and do not form part of the archive in Derbyshire Record Office

Administrative history:

The Wilmot family may have been merchants in Derby until Robert bought property in Chaddesden and Osmaston in the early 17th century. There is possibly an earlier connection through the Babington family. The Osmaston estate was left to Robert Wilmot's second son, Nicholas, a serjeant at law who was knighted by Charles II in 1674. Nicholas' son Robert (1640-1722) served as Member of Parliament for Derby from 1690 to 1695
By 1696 Robert was living at Osmaston Hall. The house was entirely rebuilt about 1702 with several later additions and alterations to the house, gardens and parklands during the eighteenth century. Osmaston Hall remained the main residence for the family until they inherited Catton in 1823. Osmaston was then leased to the Fox family of Derby. In 1888 the house and estate were bought by the Midland Railway Company and used as an extension to their carriage and wagon works. The house later became a golf club house but was demolished in 1938. The remainder of the park was acquired by Derby City Council in 1946-1947 for an industrial estate
Robert's elder son, also Robert (died 1738), developed the estate which had grown through purchase and marriage with other gentry families. Both of the second Robert's sons became men of more than local importance
The younger son (Sir) John Eardley Wilmot (1710-1792) was Chief Justice of Common Pleas from 1766 to 1771
The elder son (Sir) Robert Wilmot (1708-1772) became private secretary to William Cavendish, 3rd Duke of Devonshire in about 1730. When Cavendish was appointed Viceroy of Ireland in 1737, Wilmot became the Viceroy's Deputy Resident Secretary in England. He was promoted to Resident Secretary in 1740, a post he held until his death, serving twelve successive Viceroys. In 1758, still with Devonshire patronage, he became Deputy Secretary, then Secretary, to the Lord Chamberlain of the Household, another post he held until his death
Robert Wilmot had no children by his first marriage but, when his wife died in 1769, within two months he married his mistress who was the mother of his illegitimate children. When Wilmot was created a baronet in October 1772, he was granted a special remainder to allow his eldest son Robert to succeed to the baronetcy
Robert Wilmot (1752-1834), the 2nd baronet, married as his first wife the daughter of Admiral John Byron
Their son (Sir) Robert John Wilmot, later Wilmot-Horton (1784-1841), the 3rd baronet, served as Member of Parliament for Newcastle under Lyme/Staffordshire from 1818 to 1830 and was Under Secretary of State for War and the Colonies 1821-1828 and Governor of Ceylon 1831-1837. In 1806 he married Anne Beatrix Horton, daughter of Eusebius Horton of Horton. Anne Beatrix is said to have inspired Lord Byron's verse: She walks in beauty like the night/Of cloudless climes and starry skies/And all that's best of dark and bright/Meet in her aspect and her eyes. Wilmot assumed the surname Wilmot-Horton in 1823 on the death of his father in law Eusebius Horton
Sir Robert Edward Wilmot, later Wilmot-Horton (1808-1880), the 4th baronet, used the surname Wilmot from his father's death in 1842 to his mother's death in 1872 when he assumed the surname Wilmot-Horton. He was succeeded as the 5th baronet by his brother Revd Sir George Edward Wilmot-Horton (1825-1887) who also died without issue and was succeeded as the 6th baronet by his cousin Rodney Wilmot (1853-1931), the grandson of Robert the 2nd baronet by his second wife. The baronetcy became extinct in 1931
In about 1400 Roger Horton from a Cheshire family purchased property in Catton, which had previously belonged to the de Albini and St Amand families. The estate passed to Roger's son William and then to another son John. John's son Walter, his son and grandson held the estate through the sixteenth century
In the next generations Christopher (1582-1659) and Walter his son (1628-1680) both served as Sheriff of Derbyshire. Walter's son Christopher and grandson Walter (1678-1716) do not appear to have been very active in local politics or in enlarging the estate
Walter's son Christopher brought into the family property of the Buswell family through his marriage to Frances, daughter of Eusebius Pelsant who took the surname Buswell through his mother. Christopher was also responsible for the building of Catton Hall in 1741-1742 on the site of an earlier house. Christopher and Frances' son Christopher died young with no surviving children. His widow Lady Ann (Luttrell) is said to have caused a scandal by her morganatic marriage to Henry Frederick, Duke of Cumberland, brother of George III
The estate passed to Christopher's brother Eusebius, whose daughter Anne Beatrix in 1806 married Sir Robert John Wilmot. The Wilmots took the surname Wilmot-Horton on Eusebius' death in 1823 and moved to Catton as their main residence. On the death of the 5th baronet, Revd Sir George Wilmot-Horton, in 1887 the estate passed to his niece Mrs Anson whose descendants used the surname Anson-Horton. From them it passed to the Neilson family

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The estate papers include title deeds, rentals, accounts and plans for estates belonging to the Wilmot and Horton families in Catton, Walton on Trent, Rosliston, Coton, Weston on Trent, Aston on Trent, Shardlow, Stapenhill, Mickleover, Osmaston, Ockbrook/Derbyshire. Outcounty estates in Staffordshire (Barton under Needwood, Tatenhill, Rugeley and Audley), Nottinghamshire, Northamptonshire, Rutland, Leicestershire, Cheshire, Kent and Warwickshire and estates of related families such as the Eardleys and Buswell, are included
Manorial records include Barton under Needwood/Staffordshire 1414-1926, Audley/Staffordshire 1368-1576 and Birmingham/Warwickshire 1704-1734
Correspondence with the steward at Osmaston 1739-1771 includes information on the rebuilding and redecoration of the house, planning and implementing the layout of gardens and parklands, and household administration including references to servants. Other household records include eighteenth and nineteenth century medical recipes
Both the Wilmot and the Horton families were involved to some degree in local politics and administration during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, as shown by records of collecting taxes and other levies
The correspondence series are of particular importance
The correspondence of (Sir) Robert Wilmot (1708-1772) is arranged chronologically in volumes of incoming letters covering his work as Resident Secretary to twelve successive viceroys of Ireland (1737-1772) and as Secretary to the Lord Chamberlain (1758-1772). These include references to well-known artists such as David Garrick and Sir Joshua Reynolds. There is also correspondence 1756-1764 with the Dukes of Devonshire and Newcastle on political and other matters including the war in North America
From 1737 virtually all Irish government business passed through Wilmot's hands and he also inherited files which predate his tenure of office. From 1746 his counterpart at Dublin Castle, Thomas Waite, was a frequent and increasingly frank correspondent. The series includes many of Wilmot's letters to Waite which were returned at Wilmot's request. The correspondence is particularly important owing to the loss of the Chief Secretary's papers for the period as a result of the Four Courts explosion in Dublin in 1922
Sir Robert John Wilmot, later Wilmot-Horton (1784-1841) was an assiduous correspondent and was in contact by letter with most of the important political figures of the day including George and Stratford Canning, the 14th Earl of Derby, Lord Grenville, John Gladstone, Lord Goderich, William Huskisson, Lord Palmerston and Sir Robert Peel
Wilmot-Horton's main interests were the problems of poverty and over-population and issues of political economy. Apparently much influenced by Malthus, he saw emigration as the main answer to these challenges. The relocation of surplus, chiefly pauper, populations from Britain and Ireland to the colonies of Australia and Canada was a considerable pre-occupation. Associated with this main interest were concern about reform of the poor law, taxes and currency, the management of Ireland, the Catholic question, slavery and the West Indies. Among his correspondents were Thomas Malthus, David Ricardo, William Nassau Senior, Maria Edgeworth, Robert Owen, Sydney Smith, Thomas Tooke, Robert Torrens, Sir Thomas Brisbane, Francis Forbes, John Galt and William Wilberforce
There is some evidence of sorting and re-arrangement of Wilmot-Horton's correspondence in the 1830s or 1840s. The present sequence and numbering of the letters is largely artificial and inherited. Series of letters is largely artificial and inherited. Series of letters, described as bound volumes, are gathered in limp bindings with a general description of the contents on the front cover. The main series are:
1st series of bound volumes
Letters arranged in alphabetical sequence of correspondence relating to Sir Robert John Wilmot-Horton
2nd series of bound volumes
Letters arranged by subject relating to Sir Robert John Wilmot-Horton
3rd series of bound volumes
Letters on a variety of subjects many relating to Sir Robert John Wilmot-Horton but also to other members of the family in the mid-eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries
The Irish correspondence consists of volumes of incoming and outgoing letters arranged in chronological order relating to (Sir) Robert Wilmot as Resident Secretary to Viceroy of Ireland 1739-1772 and as (Deputy) Secretary to the Lord Chamberlain 1758-1772
There is also a sequence of individual letters c1630-1880 arranged in chronological order including family and local affairs, court gossip, the Jacobite rebellion of 1745-1746 and Ireland
SUMMARY LIST OF CONTENTS
D3155/WH 1-2740 Title deeds, estate and family papers:
D3155/WH 1-32 Derbyshire and Staffordshire deeds (see also D3155/WH 6329-7919)
D3155/WH 33-85 Audley Manor Court (Eardley family)
D3155/WH 86-98 Barton-under-Needwood Manor Court deeds
D3155/WH 99-863 Northamptonshire, Leicestershire and Rutland deeds (see also D3155/WH 7931)
D3155/WH 864-879 Title deeds, other counties
D3155/WH 880-1771 Barton-under-Needwood Manor Court papers (see also D3155/WH 7920-7930)
D3155/WH 1772-2014 Derbyshire and Staffordshire estate papers (see also D3155/WH 2196-2200)
D3155/WH 2015-2036 Leicestershire, Northamptonshire and general Wilmot accounts
D3155/WH 2037-2044 Manor of Birmingham
D3155/WH 2045-2081 Northamptonshire and Leicestershire estate papers
D3155/WH 2082-2112 Estate papers, other counties
D3155/WH 2113-2195 Buswell personal estate papers
D3155/WH 2196-2200 Weston-on-Trent estate papers (see also D3155/WH 1772-2014)
D3155/WH 2201-2214 General estate papers
D3155/WH 2215-2507 Personal estate papers
D3155/WH 2508-2701 Family and public office
D3155/WH 2702-2740 Miscellaneous papers
D3155/WH 2741-2903 Bound volumes of letters (1st series)
Letters arranged in alphabetical sequence of correspondent in bound volumes. The letters all relate to Sir Robert John Wilmot Horton, 3rd Baronet (1784-1841) who was Under-Secretary of State for War and the Colonies 1821-1828 and Governor and Commander-in-Chief of Ceylon 1831-1837
D3155/WH 2904-2938 Bound volumes of letters (2nd series)
Letters arranged by subject in bound volumes, relating to Sir Robert John Wilmot Horton, 3rd Baronet (1784-1841)
D3155/WH 2939-3083 Bound volumes of letters (3rd series)
117 bound volumes of letters on a variety of subjects, many concerning Sir Robert John Wilmot Horton, but also of two Sir Robert John Wilmots in the mid-eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries
D3155/WH 3084-3428 Loose letters and unsorted miscellaneous papers (1698-1898)
D3155/WH 3429-3475 Irish correspondence (1739-1770)
Volumes of incoming letters arranged in chronological order covering the period Sir Robert Wilmot of Osmaston, 1st Baronet (c1709-1772) was Resident Secretary in London to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, 1740-1772, and Deputy Secretary to the Lord Chamberlain of the Household, 1758-1772
D3155/WH 3476-3673 Numbers not used
D3155/WH 3674-3941 Rentals for the Catton estate (1822-1956)
D3155/WH 3942-7919 Numbers not used
D3155/WH 7920-7930 Barton-under-Needwood Manor Court papers (see also D3155/WH 880-1771)(1636-1911)
D3155/WH 7931-7932 Miscellaneous deeds (17th century)
D3155/WH 6329-7919 'Derbyshire Deeds' series (1392-1912)
Title deeds and associated papers, predominantly relating to the Derbyshire and Staffordshire estates but also including deeds to properties in Yorkshire, Cheshire, Northamptonshire, Leicestershire, Birmingham, Suffolk, Somerset, Kent and London
D3155/C1-7115 Correspondence (c1630-1880)
Sequence of individual letters and some deeds arranged in chronological order
D3155/J1-CROXALL LXI Title deeds (1309-1508)
Deeds listed in Jeayes' Derbyshire Charters

Bound volumes of letters (1st series) [no ref. or date]

Contents:

"ABC Sequence"
Sir Robert John Wilmot Horton (1784-1841) was under-secretary of state for War and the Colonies, 1821-1828 and subsequently governor and commander-in-chief of Ceylon, 1831-1837. All the items in this sequence relate to him and reflect his interests in pauper emigration and economic policy, in addition to his governmental duties and his estate administration in Derbyshire
Limp-bound volumes form the majority of the sequence. The term "ABC Sequence" was in use before the Record Office became involved in the listing of the records - it describes an alphabetical arrangement by correspondent from A to Z. This has been retained in the interim list, but is not necessarily final. Some volumes turn out to contain more draft replies by Wilmot Horton or despatches and material from other parties than letters from the individual concerned. There have been some mistaken attributions prior to binding. In addition, some letters are only present in (contemporary) copy form - the originals are to be found in bound volumes of "Letters from Private Correspondents" (if these survive)
Covering dates of letters, where given in the text, indicate if there is a gap of more than a year between letters. Addresses, where these are given, indicate that most of the letters involved were sent from there

Sir Frederick Adam (1781-1853) general D3155/WH 2741 1823-1825

5 items

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Apr 1823 - May 1825. Addressed from Zante and Corfu. Deals with events in Greece and the Islands

George Arthur (1784-1854), lieutenant-general D3155/WH 2742 1823-1829

21 items

Related information: See D3155/WH 2834

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Apr 1823 - Oct 1824, Aug 1828 - Aug 1829. Addressed from Plymouth, Stevens Hotel Bond St, and Hobart. Deals with the spheres of authority of the lieutenant-governor of Van Diemen's land (eg in legal disputes) and the transmission of instructions to him
Also included are 2 items from J McArthur

George Baillie D3155/WH 2743 1823-1826

7 items

Related information: See D3155/WH 2792

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Jul - Oct 1823, Dec 1824, Jan 1826. Addressed from Downing Street. Encloses copies of letters relating to Canada and commissioners' policy. Mentions correspondence with Galt and Stephen. Presumably a civil servant/private secretary

Saxe Bannister (1790-1877), miscellaneous writer. One of the founders of the Aborigines' Protection Society D3155/WH 2744 1823-1831

51 items

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Aug 1823 - Dec 1826, Apr 1828, Aug 1829 - May 1831. The former attorney-general of New South Wales presses his claims against the Colonial Office (for salary etc) after his dismissal
Also included are some letters from John William Bannister, relating to emigration to Upper Canada and Indian affairs in Canada

Sir Edward Barnes (1776-1838), colonel D3155/WH 2745 1825

2 items

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May - Nov 1825. Addressed from Colombo Deals with the implementation of despatches and personal initiatives

Sir Edward Barnes (1776-1838), colonel D3155/WH 2746 n.d

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Copies of letters as in D3155/WH 2745. Marked "no 43"

Sir John Barrow (1764-1848), secretary of the Admiralty D3155/WH 2747 1820-1827

47 items

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Feb 1820 - Apr 1827. Addressed from the Admiralty. Deals with the Gold Coast project and other expeditions to Africa and elsewhere (? including Borneo)

Henry Bathurst, Ld Bathurst (1762 - 1834), statesman D3155/WH 2748 1826-1828

5 items

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Aug 1826 - Apr 1828. Partly relating to political arrangements in England, rumours etc. Volume marked "no 3")

[no title] D3155/WH 2749 1826-1827

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Draft and copy letters from Sir Robert John Wilmot Horton to Bathurst, Feb 1826 - Oct 1827. Similar subjects to D3155/WH 2748. Volume marked "no 4"

Lord William Bentinck D3155/WH 2750 1835

4 items

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Jan - Mar 1835. Concerning Ceylon. Volume marked "no 29"

John Thomas Bigge. A commissioner of enquiry (? to administer oaths) D3155/WH 2751 1822-1825

50 items

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Jun 1822 - Feb 1825. Addressed from Albany and the Cape of Good Hope. Concerning New South Wales and Cape affairs

Edward Blaquiere D3155/WH 2752 1828

8 items

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Jan - May 1828. Addressed from 3 Lyons Inn and Paris. Sent to ascertain the views of the French cabinet on Greece

Edward Blount D3155/WH 2753 1825-1826

24 items

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Nov 1825 - Sep 1826. Includes resolutions of the British Catholic Association. Letters relating to Wilmot Horton's attitude to the Catholic Question

Sir Richard Bourke (1777-1855), colonial governor D3155/WH 2754 1825-1827

5 items

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Jun 1825 - Jun 1827. Addressed from Cape Town. Reports on events and politics in the colony

Sir Thomas Brisbane (1773-1860), general and colonial governor D3155/WH 2755 1824-1825

15 items

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Mar 1824 - Feb 1825. Addressed from Government House. Reports on events in New South Wales - items include statistics of colonial expenditure, assignments of convicts and numbers of trials

Alexander Carlisle Buchanan (brother of HM consul at New York) D3155/WH 2756 1826-1830

36 items

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Apr 1826 - Nov 1830. Addressed from Canada. Refers to trade and emigration

Thomas Fowell Buxton (1786-1845), philanthropist D3155/WH 2757 1823-1829

16 items

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Apr 1823 - Apr 1829. Opposition to Colonial policy, resolutions on slavery, and other philanthropic topics

John Caldwell. Receiver-General of Lower Canada D3155/WH 2758 1823-1824

11 items

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Jan 1823 - Dec 1824. Addressed from Quebec. Financial matters relating to Canada

Sir Neil Campbell (1776-1827), general D3155/WH 2759 1826-1827

6 items

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Jul 1826 - Aug 1827. Comments on events in Sierra Leone and Fernando Po

George Canning (1770-1827), statesman D3155/WH 2760 1822-1827

10 items

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Jun 1822 - May 1827. Political and personal events

Sir Stratford Canning (1786-1880), diplomatist D3155/WH 2761 1813-1823

Copies information: Originals to be found in bound volumes of "Letters from Private Correspondents"

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Copy letters, Aug 1813 - Dec 1823

Richard, John and William Carter D3155/WH 2762 1825-1831

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Apr 1825 - May 1828, Mar 1831. Some letters from each (? brothers). William is in New South Wales - probably in a post obtained through Wilmot Horton's influence

Dr Thomas Chalmers (1780-1847), theologian, preacher and philanthropist D3155/WH 2763 1823-1830

7 items

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Feb 1823 - Oct 1826, Feb 1830. On emigration

Ulick John de Burgh, Mq of Clanricarde D3155/WH 2764 n.d

Related information: See D3155/WH 2760

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Volume marked "no 62". Contains a copy of a letter from George Canning to Clanricarde, Feb 1826. Also an extract involving Clanricarde in a letter from Mr Ellice to Mr Prendergast, Nov 1826

John FitzGibbon, 2nd E of Clare (1792-1851), governor of Bombay, 1830-34 D3155/WH 2765 1831-1834

19 items

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Oct 1831 - Nov 1834. Indian affairs

Hugh Charles Clifford, Ld Clifford of Chudleigh, (1790-1858) D3155/WH 2766 1835-1837

6 items

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Jan 1835 - Jan 1837. Provides information on the Catholic mission to Ceylon, from his base in Rome and knowledge of Catholic affairs

Sir Galbraith Lowry Cole (1772-1842), general and Sir Ralph Darling (1775-1858), general D3155/WH 2767 1821-1829

About 80 items

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Jan 1821 - Dec 1826, Jul 1829. Addressed from Mauritius (where Cole was governor, 1823-1828). Concerns political and financial affairs in Mauritius - letters also from B T Farquhar and Charles Cookney

Major William M G Colebrooke D3155/WH 2768 1823-1831

23 items

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Jan 1823 - Sep 1828, Jun 1831. Relating to colonial currency, particularly in the Cape

J Colquhoun D3155/WH 2769 1823-1831

36 items

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Oct 1823 - Sep 1827, May 1831. Addressed from St James Place and Penshurst. Concerns slavery in the Dominions, referring to petitions for emancipation

John Wilson Croker (1780-1857), politician and essayist D3155/WH 2770 1822-1826

13 items

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Jun 1822 - Jun 1826. Addressed from the Admiralty. Dealing with naval reinforcements, for coastal settlements and the African station - also steam navigation

George Ramsay, Ld Dalhousie (1770-1838) D3155/WH 2771 1823-1827

15 items

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Jan 1823 - Apr 1827. Addressed from Quebec. Canadian policy: letters from John Davidson (? aide or secretary to Dalhousie) are included. Dalhousie was governor-in-chief of Canada (Nova Scotia), 1819-28

F d'Ivernois D3155/WH 2772 1828-1831

20 items

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Sep 1828 - Apr 1831. Addressed from Geneva. Information on demography, population statistics and commerce

Messrs Donaldson and Wilkinson D3155/WH 2773 1831-1836

37 items

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Jun 1831 - Aug 1836. Dealing with the state of the market in England for coffee from Ceylon, also with the insurance of property. Some letters come personally from William Wilkinson

Sir Rufane Donkin (1773-1841), general D3155/WH 2774 1825

6 items

Related information: See D3155/WH 2876

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Jun - Aug 1825. Deals with his election campaign at Maldon, and the response to the attacks on Lord Charles Somerset

Hon Frederick Douglas (1791-1819). Son of Lord Glenbervie D3155/WH 2775 1815-1818

Copies information: Originals in the volume of "Letters from Private Correspondents"

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Copy letters, Aug 1815 - Apr 1818

Sir Francis Hastings Doyle D3155/WH 2776 1830-1831

11 items

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Feb 1830 - Sep 1831. Discusses the duties on beer and related economic matters

Sir Francis Hastings Doyle D3155/WH 2777 1816-1820

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Copies of letters, Oct 1816 - Dec 1820. Discusses the House of Commons and the Derby county meeting

Dr James Warren Doyle (1786-1834), Roman Catholic bishop of Kildare D3155/WH 2778 1830

3 items

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Jun - Sep 1830. Volume labelled "no 9". Concerns Ireland - poor law and emigration

Dr James Warren Doyle (1786-1834), Roman Catholic bishop of Kildare D3155/WH 2779 n.d

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Volume labelled "no 9". Copies of letters

Tanniguy Duchatel D3155/WH 2780 1829-1830

10 items

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Dec 1829 - Aug 1830. Concerns Portuguese trade, French post-Revolution politics and elections

Tanniguy Duchatel D3155/WH 2781 [n.d.]

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Copies of letters

John William Ward, Earl of Dudley (1781-1833) D3155/WH 2782 1816-1824

Copies information: Originals in bound volume "Letters from Private Correspondents"

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Copy letters, Nov 1816 - Apr 1824

John William Ward, Earl of Dudley (1781-1833) D3155/WH 2783 1827

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Oct 1827. Volume labelled "no 13". Relates to a quarrel between Wilmot Horton and Dudley - the majority of the letters are copies/drafts of letters by Wilmot Horton

Sir Benjamin d'Urban (1777-1849), lieutenant-general D3155/WH 2784 1822-1826

52 items

Related information: See D3155/WH 2795; see D3155/WH 2876

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Apr 1822 - Jul 1826. Addressed from Demarara. Financial matters, plus documents relating to the trial of a missionary - correspondence from John Gladstone and Fitzroy Somerset is included

Maria Edgeworth (1767-1849), novelist D3155/WH 2785 1826-1827

19 items

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Apr 1826 - Jul 1827. Offers advice and opinions on Irish matters, particularly emigration

Maria Edgeworth (1767-1849), novelist D3155/WH 2786 [n.d.]

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Copies of letters

Edward Ellice sen. (1781-1863), politician D3155/WH 2787 1823-1828

51 items

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Aug 1823 - Aug 1825, Jul 1826 - 1828. Earlier letters relate to West Indian matters and the later ones to Lower Canada (particularly concerning emigration)

Henry Ellis (1777-1855), diplomatist D3155/WH 2788 1822-1824

11 items

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Oct 1822 - Sep 1824. Arrangements of colonial administration in the Cape

J N Fazakerley, MP D3155/WH 2789 1814-1821

Copies information: Originals in bound volume "Letters from Private Correspondents"

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Copy correspondence, Oct 1814 - Dec 1821 Political news and events in France and Switzerland

Sir Francis Forbes (1784-1841), chief justice of New South Wales D3155/WH 2790 1822-1828

21 lengthy items

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Dec 1822 - Dec 1828. Colonial and judicial policy in New South Wales

Baron Freville D3155/WH 2791 1830

5 items

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Mar-Sep 1830. Addressed from Paris. Referring to poverty and tithes in Ireland, plus British interventions in foreign affairs. [These seem to match items in vol 82 of the bound volumes of letters]

John Galt Esq (1779-1839), novelist. Secretary to the Canada Company D3155/WH 2792 1823-1831

28 items

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Jan 1823 - Feb 1827, Jul 1830 - May 1831. Relates to colonial agents in Upper Canada, the formation of the Canada Company and emigration to Canada

Copy letters D3155/WH 2793 nd

J P Gannon. A commissioner of inquiry in the West Indies (? Antigua) D3155/WH 2794 1825-1831

26 items

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Feb 1825 - May 1831. Correspondence re salary

John Gladstone, MP, (1764-1851) merchant D3155/WH 2795 1822-1827

38 items

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May 1822 - Jan 1827. Asks for information on the numbers of negroes killed under martial law, plus other matters relating to Demerara

F J Robinson, Ld Goderich (1782-1859), later E of Ripon D3155/WH 2796 1820-1831

8 items

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Dec 1820, Mar - Dec 1826, May 1831, Various personal and political topics

Robert Gouger. Secretary of the National Colonisation Society D3155/WH 2797 1830

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Feb - Dec 1830. Emigration, publication of pamphlets

Henry Goulburn (1784-1856), statesman D3155/WH 2798 1821-1827

26 items

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Jul 1821, Aug 1822 - Jul 1827. Colonial affairs in New South Wales. Emigration from Ireland to Upper Canada

Granville Leveson-Gower, Earl Granville (1773-1846), diplomatist D3155/WH 2799 1824-1831

8 items

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Dec 1824 - Nov 1825, Sep - Oct 1827, Feb 1830, May 1831. Addressed from Paris. English politics and diplomatic matters

Granville Leveson-Gower, Earl Granville (1773-1846), diplomatist D3155/WH 2800 1814-1827

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Copy letters, Jul 1814 - Jul 1823, Jan 1827. Accounts of game shooting, Staffordshire matters and political discussions

William Wyndham Grenville, Ld Grenville (1759-1834). prime minister D3155/WH 2801 1826

3 items

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Jan - Feb 1826. Memorandum on emigration, accompanied by Wilmot Horton's reply and memorandum. Volume labelled "no 2"

William Wyndham Grenville, Ld Grenville (1759-1834), prime minister D3155/WH 2802 1826

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Copies of items - also labelled "no 2"

William Wyndham Grenville, Ld Grenville (1759-1834), prime minister D3155/WH 2803 1823-1826

5 items

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Sep 1823, Dec 1825 - Mar 1826. Catholic and West Indian subjects - particularly conditions in Demerara

Rev Anthony Hamilton D3155/WH 2804 1824-1826

13 items

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Jul 1824 - Dec ? 1826. Addressed from Loughton (Essex). Emigration committee. Also working on a history of the Church in the West Indies

Joshua Harding D3155/WH 2805 1835-1836

39 items

Contents:

Oct 1835 - Dec 1836. Estate matters, Osmaston and Weston

Sir George Harrison (died 1841), legal writer D3155/WH 2806 1822-1824

Contents:

Aug 1822 - Oct 1824. Addressed from Treasury Chambers. Refers to Canadian financial policy and currency rates

Edward John Littleton, Ld Hatherton (1791-1863) D3155/WH 2807 1825-1831

14 items

Contents:

Jan 1825 - Nov 1827, Sep 1830 - Feb 1831. Deals with colonial government and increasing salaries for principal government officers

Edward John Littleton, Ld Hatherton (1791-1963) D3155/WH 2808 1832-1836

11 items

Contents:

Nov 1832 - Nov 1833, Jun 1835 - Apr 1836. Addressed from Teddesley. Deals with financial, governmental and local news

R W Hay, Esq D3155/WH 2809 1809-1821

Copies information: Originals in bound volume of "Letters from Private Correspondents"

Contents:

Jan 1809, Jan 1817 - Feb 1821. Copies of letters relating to current political events in England and Italy

Reginald Heber, Bishop of Calcutta (1783-1826) D3155/WH 2810 1810-1826

Copies information: Originals in bound volume of "Letters from Private Correspondents"

Contents:

Copy letters, Aug 1810 - Apr 1826 Indian, Irish and West Indian matters

Reginald Heber, Bishop of Calcutta (1783-1826) D3155/WH 2811 1813

Related information: See D3155/WH 2841-2843

Contents:

Copy letters, Apr 1813. Volume marked "no 1": letters dealing with political economy and Malthus

Reginald Heber, Bishop of Calcutta (1783-1826) D3155/WH 2812 1813

Contents:

Copy letters, Apr 1813. Volume marked "no 1", but different letters from D3155/WH 2811

Jabez Henry D3155/WH 2813 1822-1831

10 items

Contents:

Aug 1822 - Apr 1823, Oct 1826 - Apr 1829, Mar - Apr 1831. Addressed from the Temple. Deals with the West Indian commission and the abolition of slavery

George Hibbert (1757-1837), collector and merchant D3155/WH 2814 1823-1827

23 items

Contents:

Apr 1823 - Sep 1827. Addressed from Portland Place and Billiter Court. Correspondence relating to Jamaica, and discontent in Demerara (Hibbert was chairman of the West Indian merchants)

Henry Hobhouse (1776-1854). archivist. Permanent under-secretary, Home department D3155/WH 2815 1822-1827

16 items

Contents:

Oct 1822 - Jun 1827. Dealing with appointments, the West Indies (Jamaica) and emigration

Rev Edward Thomas Stanley Hornby D3155/WH 2816 1806-1821

Copies information: Originals in bound volume of "Letters from Private Correspondents"

Contents:

Copy letters, Mar 1806 - Feb 1821 Addressed from All Souls, Oxford. Refers to book purchase, publication of pamphlets and local news

Baron von Hugel D3155/WH 2817 1833-1836

12 items

Contents:

Mar 1833 - Apr 1836. Ceylon

William Huskisson (1770-1830), statesman D3155/WH 2818 1822-1827

39 items

Contents:

Oct 1822 - Dec 1827. Various colonial and political matters

William Huskisson (1770-1830), statesman D3155/WH 2819 1828

Contents:

Volume marked "no 6". Memorandum giving the opinions of Huskisson on extensive emigration, Jun 1828

John Jebb, Bishop of Limerick (1775-1833) D3155/WH 2820 1826-1829

3 items

Contents:

Mar 1826, Jun 1828 - Apr 1829. Volume marked "no 3". Relating to emigration and Irish church property

John Jebb, Bishop of Limerick (1775-1833) D3155/WH 2821 [n.d.]

Contents:

Copies of letters Volume marked "no 3"

John Jebb, Bishop of Limerick (1775-1833) D3155/WH 2822 1824

Contents:

Feb 1824, copy letter to Sir Robert Inglis, Bart, on emigration

John Jebb, Bishop of Limerick (1775-1833) D3155/WH 2823 1823

Contents:

Feb 1823, letter to Sir RI, plans for emigration

W Jerdan, FRS (1782-1869) journalist D3155/WH 2824 1836-1837

6 items

Contents:

Nov 1836 - Mar 1837. Draft or copy letters from Wilmot Horton to Jerdan, relating to the publication of work on emigration, ? called "Letters from the Dead"

Sir John Keane (1781-1844), lieutenant-general D3155/WH 2825 1822-1824

11 items

Contents:

May 1822 - Sep 1824. Addressed from St Lucia. Relate to events in St Lucia and Jamaica

Sir James Kemdt, lieutenant-general D3155/WH 2826 1824-1827

17 items

Contents:

Jul 1824 - May 1827. Administration in Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island. Problems with the church

Rev John Dunmore Lang (1799-1878), writer on Australia D3155/WH 2827 1828-1830

Contents:

Copy letters, 1828-1830 from Lang and others, relating to transportation and colonial land in New South Wales Volume marked "no 26"

George Lee. Deputy Private Secretary to Wilmot Horton as governor of Ceylon D3155/WH 2828 1830-1833

Contents:

Apr 1830 - Aug 1833. Large number of letters, giving information on events in Ceylon

George Lee. Deputy Private Secretary to Wilmot Horton as governor of Ceylon D3155/WH 2829 1835

Contents:

Covering Jul-Aug 1835

William Legge, Vact Lewisham (1784-1853), later 4th E of Dartmouth D3155/WH 2830 1808-1821

Copies information: Originals in bound volume of "Letters from Private Correspondents"

Contents:

Jan 1808 - Dec 1813, Feb 1821. Copy letters

Sir Hudson Lowe (1769-1844), lieutenant general D3155/WH 2831 1831-1832

Contents:

2 copy letters (1 from Lowe, 1 from Wilmot Horton), Sep 1831 - July 1832. Volume marked "no 52". Relates to Wilmot Horton's acceptance of the governorship of Ceylon, from Lowe his predecessor

Sir William Lumley (1769-1850), general D3155/WH 2832 1823

13 items

Contents:

Mar-Dec 1823. Events in the Bermudas

S R Lushington (1776-1868), Indian official D3155/WH 2833 1823-1829

14 items

Contents:

Jun 1823 - Nov 1827, May 1829. Politics and health, Demerara and Jamaica

John McArthur Jun (1794-1831) brother of Sir James McArthur D3155/WH 2834 1822-1827

62 items

Related information: See also D3155/WH 2742

Contents:

Apr 1822 - Nov 1827. Policy on legal institutions in New South Wales and Van Diemen's land

Zachary Macaulay (1768-1838), philanthropist D3155/WH 2835 1822-1827

15 items

Contents:

May 1822 - Oct 1824, Feb 1826 - Dec 1827. Relates to slavery and Church Missionary Society policy in Africa

James Ramsay McCulloch (1789-1864), statistician and political economist D3155/WH 2836 1826-1831

15 items

Contents:

Mar 1826 - Apr 1831. Comments on Wilmot Horton's pamphlet on emigration

Sir James MacDonald D3155/WH 2837 1812-1822

Copies information: Originals in bound volume of "Letters from Private Correspondents"

Contents:

Copy letters, Jul 1812 - Sep 1822 Personal, domestic and political topics. Wilmot Horton was a trustee of MacDonald's marriage settlement

Sir James MacDonald D3155/WH 2838 1830

Contents:

Sep 1830. Copy letter to MacDonald from ? Wilmot Horton on parliamentary and property reform and the press

Sir Peregrine Maitland (1777-1854), colonial governor and general D3155/WH 2839 1823-1827

18 items

Contents:

Aug 1823 - Jan 1827. Government and administration of Upper Canada

Sir Thomas Maitland (1759-1824), lieutenant-general D3155/WH 2840 1822-1823

18 items

Contents:

Jan 1822 - Dec 1823. Addressed from Corfu and Malta. Policy on Greece and the Ionian Islands

Rev T R Malthus (1766-1834), political economist D3155/WH 2841 1823-1827

7 items

Copies information: Microfilm M840

Contents:

Feb 1823, Jan - Nov 1827. Comments on emigration policy

Rev T R Malthus (1766-1834), political economist D3155/WH 2842 1828-1831

20 items

Copies information: Microfilm M840

Contents:

Jan 1828 - May 1831. Volume marked "no 8". Comments on emigration policy and on pamphlets by Wilmot Horton

Rev T R Malthus (1766-1834), political economist D3155/WH 2843 [n.d.]

Contents:

Copies of letters in D3155/WH 2842. Volume marked "no 8"

(Sir) Charles Marshall D3155/WH 2844 1833-1836

13 items

Contents:

Apr 1833 - Feb 1836. Almost all are draft/copy letters from Wilmot Horton, relating to judgements passed on criminals in Ceylon

R V Matheson D3155/WH 2845 1826-1829

23 items

Contents:

Sep 1826, Jun - Nov 1829. Addressed from Islington. Estate management, insurance, purchase of books and pamphlets (? agent or private secretary)

R V Matheson D3155/WH 2846 1831-1834

12 items

Contents:

Sep 1831 - Dec 1832, Jun 1834. Contents as D3155/WH 2845

James Mill, Esq (1773-1836), utilitarian philosopher D3155/WH 2847 1829-1831

10 items

Contents:

Apr 1829 - Jan 1831 (supposedly to 1833). Addressed from Queen Square, Westminster. Volume marked "no 11". Comments on a pamphlet by Wilmot Horton

James Mill, Esq (1773-1836), utilitarian philosopher D3155/WH 2848 n.d

Contents:

Copy letters as D3155/WH 2847

Major Thomas Moody D3155/WH 2849 1821-1831

Contents:

Very large volume, covering Aug 1821 - May 1831. Slavery and general colonial administrative matters

Thomas Newenham (1762-1831), writer on Ireland D3155/WH 2850 1826

Contents:

Copy letter, Sep 1826, on emigration (Newenham was author of "the History of Ireland"). Volume marked "no 4"

Thomas Newenham (1762-1831), writer in Ireland D3155/WH 2851 nd

Contents:

Copy letter also marked "no 4"

Chief Justice Norris (Sir William Norris) D3155/WH 2852 1835-1836

9 items

Related information: See D3155/WH 2869-2870

Contents:

Feb 1835 - May 1836. Legal business in Ceylon, including comments on Mr Serjeant Rough's letter

Chief Justice Norris (Sir William Norris) D3155/WH 2853 1831-1837

39 items

Contents:

Oct 1831 - Sep 1835, Jul 1836 - Jun 1837. Legal business in Ceylon

Robert Owen (1771-1858), socialist D3155/WH 2854 1831

3 items

Contents:

Jan - Feb 1831. Volume marked "no 30½". Compliments Wilmot Horton's lectures on the amelioration of the condition of the lower classes. Makes suggestions on taxation

Henry John Temple, 3rd Vsct Palmerston (1784-1865), statesman D3155/WH 2855 1822-1826

13 items

Contents:

Jul 1822 - Sep 1826 Volume marked "21". Addressed from the War Office and Stanhope. Emigration

Henry John Temple, 3rd Vsct Palmerston (1784-1865), statesman D3155/WH 2856 1829

3 items

Contents:

Dec 1829. Volume marked "24". Memorandum with Wilmot Horton's answers to Lord Palmerston's question on emigration

C D Partlett and Co D3155/WH 2857 1836

10 items

Contents:

May - Jul 1836. Accounts for wine supplied for Wilmot Horton in Ceylon

Sir Robert Peel (1788-1850), statesman D3155/WH 2858 1811-1830

About 60 items

Contents:

Jun 1811, Jul 1823 - Mar 1827, Dec 1829 - Nov 1830. Middle period covers Canada and domestic issues, the latter is a two-way correspondence with Wilmot Horton on the Irish poor law, paupers, emigration and relief

James Pennington (1777-1862), writer on currency and banking D3155/WH 2859 1828-1831

14 items

Contents:

Jul 1828 - May 1831. Addressed from Clapham. Volume marked "27". Labour supply and demand - effects on emigration

Francis Place (1771-1854), radical reformer D3155/WH 2860 1830

5 items

Contents:

Jul - Sep 1830. Two-way correspondence on labour, population and emigration

Francis Place (1771-1854), radical reformer D3155/WH 2861 n.d

Contents:

Copy letters Volume marked "20"

Joseph Planta (1787-1847), diplomatist D3155/WH 2862 1823-1827

25 items

Contents:

Jun 1823 - Dec 1827. Colonial matters, particularly Malta, the Ionian Islands and Sierra Leone

Sir Richard Plasket D3155/WH 2863 1822-1826

44 items

Contents:

May 1822 - Feb 1826. Addressed from the Palace, Malta and Cape Town. Up to 1824 these deal with costings etc. for missions to explore central Africa. From 1824, finance in the Cape colony

John, Viscount Ponsonby (1770-1855), diplomtist D3155/WH 2864 1830-1831

45 items

Contents:

Jan 1830 - Apr 1831. Addressed from Paris and the Bedford Hotel, Brighton. French political and diplomatic matters

Benjamin Poole, a ribbon weaver D3155/WH 2865 1830

10 items

Contents:

Jan - Oct 1830. Taxation and the income of the poor classes

Benjamin Poole, a ribbon weaver D3155/WH 2866 n.d

Contents:

Copy letters, Volume marked '18'

John Richards D3155/WH 2867 1830-1831

5 items

Contents:

Mar 1830 - Apr 1831. Emigration to Canada and employment. Refers to the sponsored emigration from Ireland in 1825 - satisfaction of those taking part

J E Robinson (1791-1863), chief justice of Upper Canada D3155/WH 2868 1822-1830

About 60 items

Contents:

Jun 1822 - Aug 1828, Jul 1830. Emigration to Canada (from Ireland, 1825), with comments on the legal position of settlers. 1830, comments on Lord Bathurst's plan, with precise comments of other correspondents

William Rough (died 1838), lawyer and poet D3155/WH 2869 1836-1837

About 50 items

Contents:

Oct 1836 - Aug 1837. Addressed from Colombo and Colpetty. Relates to justice in Ceylon (where Rough was a judge from 1830)

William Rough (died 1838), lawyer and poet D3155/WH 2870 1836

2 items

Contents:

Nov - Dec 1836. Copy letters from Wilmot Horton to Rough, on consultation with judges on the Executive Council

Charles Rose Ellis, Lord Seaford (1771-1845), leader of the West Indian interest in Parliament D3155/WH 2871 1823-1826

19 items

Contents:

May 1823 - Jan 1826. Colonial events in Jamaica and elsewhere, particularly relating to Seaford's mission to Jamaica in 1824

Nassau William Senior (1790-1864), economist D3155/WH 2872 1829-1831

13 items

Contents:

Apr 1829 - Apr 1831. Addressed from Kensington. Emigration and other economic policy

Monsieur L Simond D3155/WH 2873 1829

4 items

Contents:

Aug - Oct 1829. Addressed from Geneva. Pauperism (over-population etc) and the Corn laws

Monsieur L Simond D3155/WH 2874 n.d

Contents:

Copy letters Volume marked "no 7"

Sydney Smith (1771-1845), canon of St Pauls D3155/WH 2875 1820-1836

8 items

Contents:

May 1820, Sep 1826, Nov 1833, Jan 1835 - Sep 1836. Political and social gossip

Lord Charles Henry Somerset (1767-1831), governor of the Cape - 2nd son of 5th Duke of Beaufort; Lord Fitzroy Somerset (1788-1855), later Lord Raglan, youngest son of the 5th Duke; Lord Granville Somerset (1792-1848) - 2nd son of the 6th Duke D3155/WH 2876 1821-1831

37 items

Contents:

Dec 1821 - Jan 1828, May 1831. Fitzroy's letters mainly addressed from the Ordnance Office (where he was secretary to the Duke of Wellington). Early letters relate to the defence of Lord Charles in Parliament c.1822 on Cape affairs, and the aftermath of this

Thomas Spring Rice, Lord Monteagle (1790-1866) D3155/WH 2877 1827-1831

3 items

Contents:

Jul 1827, May 1830 - Jan (? 1831). Emigration

Thomas Spring Rice, Lord Monteagle (1790-1866) D3155/WH 2878 1834

8 items

Contents:

Jul - Oct 1834. Volume marked '87'. As secretary of state, he is prepared for Wilmot Horton to retire as governor, should he wish to return to England (on the death of Sir Robert, his father)

Thomas Spring Rice, Lord Monteagle (1790-1866) D3155/WH 2879 1826-1828

10 items

Contents:

Aug 1826 - Jan 1828. Volume marked "no 36". Items relate to Ireland and colonial matters

Edward Geoffrey, Lord Stanley (1799-1869), later 14th Earl of Derby, statesman D3155/WH 2880 1825-1827

9 items

Contents:

Apr 1825 - Sep 1827. Comments on Canada and emigration, specifically on the system adopted in 1823

"Mr Stephen" D3155/WH 2881 n.d

1 item

Contents:

Undated (1820s). Copy letter from an un-named correspondent to Wilmot Horton, giving views on Catholic emancipation

Messrs Stirling and Hutt D3155/WH 2882 n.d

Related information: See D3155/WH 2889

Contents:

Schemes of colonisation, undated. (1) Scheme of Hutt and Stirling (2) Col Torrens, (3) Reply of Stirling and Hutt

Dr John Strachan (1778-1867), first bishop of Toronto D3155/WH 2883 1823-1827

19 items

Contents:

Dec 1823 - May 1827. Emigration, concentrating on the ability of emigrants to make money and liquidate the debt expended on their emigration. Strachan's opinion differs from the political economists

Sir Herbert Taylor (1775-1837), lieutenant general D3155/WH 2884 1822-1830

About 100 items

Contents:

Apr 1822 - Sep 1827, Dec 1829 - Jun 1830. Military policy in the West Indies, including recruitment of negroes. Security in Jamaica

Robert Taylor D3155/WH 2885 1835-1836

8 items

Related information: See D3155/WH 2890

Contents:

Dec 1835 - Nov 1836. Decision to cease using Taylor as agent for Wilmot Horton. Includes letters from Mr Tufnell and E R Power

Charles Tennant D3155/WH 2886 1830-1831

23 items

Contents:

Jun 1830 - Apr 1831. Addressed from 62 Russell Sq. Volume marked "no 41". Emigration specifically, "the Colonisation Society"

Charles Tennant D3155/WH 2887 n.d

Contents:

Copy letters

Thomas Tooke (1774-1858), economist D3155/WH 2888 1825-1831

35 items

Copies information: Microfilm M839

Contents:

Mar 1825 - Apr 1831. Emigration policy

Robert Torrens (1780-1864), political economist D3155/WH 2889 1826-1831

19 items

Contents:

Mar 1826 - Feb 1828, Mar 1830 - Feb 1831. Corn laws and emigration

Henry Tufnell D3155/WH 2890 1836

14 items

Contents:

Mar - Nov 1836. Correspondence between Wilmot Horton, Tufnell and other trustees about cutting of timber on the Weston and Osmaston estates. Tufnell married Wilmot Horton's daughter in 1830

Henry, Edward and Mrs Tufnell D3155/WH 2891 1832-1836

About 100 items

Contents:

Mar 1832 - Jan 1836. Ceylon and family matters

George Nugent, 1st Mq of Westmeath (1785-1871) D3155/WH 2892 1826-1829

13 items

Contents:

Jun 1826 - May 1829. Emigration cases and policy

William Wilberforce (1759-1833), philanthropist D3155/WH 2893 1822-1830

14 items

Contents:

Jul 1822 - Nov 1824, Mar 1830. West Indies and New South Wales (relating to a dispute with Dr Douglass)

William Wilmot D3155/WH 2894 1810-1832

31 items

Contents:

Dec 1810 - Jan 1825, Jan 1831 - Oct 1832. Family financial business - trusteeship accounts, annuities etc

Sir Robert John Wilmot Horton (1784-1841), political pamphleteer D3155/WH 2895 1814-1816

About 30 items

Contents:

Addressed to his wife (Anne Beatrix) from abroad, 1814-1816

Sir Robert John Wilmot Horton (1784-1841), political pamphleteer D3155/WH 2896 1821

Contents:

1 bundle of letters to his wife, 1821

Sir Robert John Wilmot Horton (1784-1841), political pamphleteer D3155/WH 2897 n.d

Contents:

Copy letters. "Various correspondence A - J", no 1

Sir Robert John Wilmot Horton (1784-1841), political pamphleteer D3155/WH 2898 n.d

Contents:

Copy letters. "Various correspondence K-P", no 2

Sir Robert John Wilmot Horton (1784-1841), political pamphleteer D3155/WH 2899 n.d

Contents:

Copy letters. "Various correspondence P-Z", no.3

Sir Robert John Wilmot Horton (1784-1841), political pamphleteer D3155/WH 2900 n.d

Contents:

Copies of letters sent: arranged alphabetically, volume indexed. Volume marked "no 46"

Sir Ralph Woodward D3155/WH 2901 1823-1827

About 120 items

Contents:

(Volume split into two, marked 2901a and 2901b), Apr 1823 - May 1827. Colonial policy and its implementation in Trinidad - includes a return of complaints by slaves in Trinidad

Henry Wyatt: "formerly agent, and as great a rogue as ever lived" D3155/WH 2902 1821-1827

49 items

Contents:

Jul 1821 - May 1827. Addressed from Brome (near Eye, Suffolk) and New Inn. Estate management

Col J Young D3155/WH 2903 1834-1836

21 items

Contents:

Aug 1834 - Apr 1836. A two-way correspondence with Wilmot Horton (copy letters from WH) on Ceylon military policy and administration

Bound volumes of letters (2nd series) [no ref. or date]

Contents:

"Subject Sequence"
As with the 'ABC sequence', limp-bound volumes from the majority of the sequence. Again, all items relate to the interests of Sir Robert John Wilmot Horton (1784-1841). The sequence was created before the Record Office became involved in the listing of the records

Canada [no ref. or date]

Miscellaneous correspondence on questions relating to the Canadas D3155/WH 2904 1822-1824

17 items

Contents:

Mar 1822-Sep 1824. Volume marked 'no 59'. Includes information on the French Canadians. Letters from John Caldwell (see D3155/WH 2758) in Quebee, 4 items: Charles Marshall (? see D3155/WH 2844) from Thompson's Hotel, Cavendisn Sq., 2 items; Edward Ellice (see D3155/WH 2787), 6 items; John Galt (see D3155/WH 2792-2793), 2 items; Thomas Talbot, 3 items

Copy correspondence D3155/WH 2905 n.d

Contents:

As D3155/WH 2904

Emigration to Canada D3155/WH 2906 1823-1825

Contents:

Copy correspondence, Oct 1823-Jan 1825. Comments and memoranda on the limited emigration to Upper Canada from Ireland in 1823

Ceylon [no ref. or date]

Press cuttings D3155/WH 2907 1837

Contents:

May-June 1837. Letters to the 'Ceylon Chronicle' from 'Amicus Curiae' relating to the charges made against the Ceylon government, with the response in the form of editorials from the 'Colombo Observer'

Smallpox D3155/WH 2908 1836-1837

Contents:

Leading articles from the 'Ceylon Chronicle' on smallpox and vaccination, 1836-1837, including statistics. Interpretation of events from both the 'Ceylon Chronicle' and the 'Colombo Observer'

Observations by Wilmot Horton D3155/WH 2909 1837

Contents:

Observations, May-Aug 1837, by Wilmot Horton on the 'Ceylon Chronicle', the progress of the disputes in print and related tactics

'Ceylon Chronicle' policy D3155/WH 2910 1837

Contents:

Copy correspondence, Jul-Aug 1837, mostly between Wilmot Horton and P Wodehouse, a shareholder (?editor/owner) of the 'Ceylon Chronicle', dealing with the attitude of the paper on matters of policy

Appendix on the 'Ceylon Chronicle' D3155/WH 2911 1836-1837

Contents:

1836-1837, background information on the shareholders in the 'Ceylon Chronicle' and comment on the prospectus which they issued. Duties to the community of the governor and the government

Cinnamon D3155/WH 2912 1837

Contents:

Leading articles from the 'Ceylon Chronicle' on the cinnamon trade and prices, with statistics, May-Jun 1837. A different interpretation comes from the 'Colombo Observer'

The church in Ceylon D3155/WH 2913 1835-1836

Related information: See D3155/WH 2852-2853

Contents:

Official correspondence, Dec 1835-Dec 1836, relating to Sir William Norris and Mr Owen Glenie. The divisions in the colony show the opposing parties as Rev Mr Marsh and Archdeacon Glenie and his son, in a dispute over St Paul's church, Colombo

Congratulations and condolences [no ref. or date]

[no title] D3155/WH 2914 1831

35 items

Contents:

Letters offering congratulations to Wilmot Horton on his appointment as governor of Ceylon and offering condolence on the death of Miss Harriet Horton, Jan-Feb 1831. There is an index at the front of the volume

Corn laws [no ref. or date]

Papers respecting the corn laws and the remission of taxation D3155/WH 2915 n.d

Related information: See D3155/WH 2872

Contents:

Volume marked 'no 52'. 4 long drafts one intended for submission to Mr Senior on the effects of the remission of taxation and on the foolish ('gulled') ideas of public opinion on the subject

Currency [no ref. or date]

Currency, corn, wages, tithes and game laws D3155/WH 2916 1826-1827

Related information: See D3155/WH 2889
See D3155/WH 2849

Contents:

Hard covered volume. Contains a paper on the means of establishing a cheap, secure and uniform currency, and of placing in the Treasury for the public service the sum of £25 million, with a letter from Col Torrens Nov 1826. Corn laws and national expenditure, correspondence between Wilmot Horton and Thomas Moody Oct 1826. Extracts on tithe and game, with correspondence Oct 1826-Feb 1827

Emigration [no ref. or date]

New South Wales D3155/WH 2917 1835-1836

Related information: ?see D3155/WH 2754

Contents:

Emigration and sales of land in New South Wales, 10 items, Feb 1835-Oct 1836. Includes statistics of revenue and immigration from 1829 and correspondence from Richard Bourke to Wilmot Horton

Reports and returns D3155/WH 2918 1827-1833

2 items

Contents:

Copy of the report laid before the Colonial Dept by Lt Col Cockburn on the subject of emigration, with instructions (Jan 1827) received from the Department; F L Gower, 7th Mar 1828
Returns of emigrants to the British Colonies and the USA, 1825-1832 with families going to New South Wales and Van Diemen's land; John Lefevre, Aug 1833

Reports and returns D3155/WH 2919 1826-1827

4 items

Related information: (see D3155/WH 2889)

Contents:

1826-1827. Volume marked 'no 53'. Paper presented by Wilmot Horton to the Emigrant Committee a printed financial arrangement for the emigration of 1000 persons, with explanatory information and marginal comments by Col Torrens

Reports and returns D3155/WH 2920 n.d

Contents:

Volume marked 'no 56'. Opinions in favour of emigration, extracted from various sources

Reports and returns D3155/WH 2921 n.d

About 20 items

Contents:

Volume marked 'no 48'. Copies of miscellaneous papers on emigration (with index), including extracts from speeches, reviews and essays

[no title] D3155/WH 2922 1826

7 items

Contents:

Copies and extracts of letters on emigration, Sep-Oct 1826. Two letters from Mr Spring Rice (see D3155/WH 2877-2879), one from Kirkman Finlay, Mr Southey, Mr McCulloch (see D3155/WH 2836), the Bishop of Limerick (see D3155/WH 2820-2823) and Archdeacon Strachan (see D3155/WH 2883)

Finance [no ref. or date]

[no title] D3155/WH 2923 1894-1898

Contents:

Copy of the 1894 Finance Act, annotated particularly are the sections on estate duty and settled property

[no title] D3155/WH 2924 1896

Contents:

Copy of the 1896 Finance Act, annotated particularly are the sections on estate duty and settled property

[no title] D3155/WH 2925 1898

Contents:

Copy of the 1898 Finance Act, annotated particularly are the sections on estate duty and settled property

France [no ref. or date]

French politics D3155/WH 2926 1829-1830

4 items

Contents:

Volume marked 'no 66'. Extracts of letters from Monsieur Duvergier to Wilmot Horton, Apr 1830 and from Wilmot Horton to a friend in England, Dec 1829, relating to French politics

Ireland [no ref. or date]

Miscellaneous [unrelated to Ireland, its presence here is a mystery] D3155/WH 2927 1826-1827

Contents:

Hard cover volume, private papers 1826-1827 on matters unconnected with the Colonies. Hedon petition, case and papers. Claim of Rev J Daniell (president of the English secular college at Douai) in respect of confiscated property. Ipswich election papers, 1826 - letters from R W Hay (see D3155/WH 2889), S R Lushington (see D3155/WH 2833) and R Torrens (see D3155/WH 2889) as to who is to stand. Denbigh election. Aire and Calder Navigation

Public works D3155/WH 2928 1829

1 item

Contents:

Volume marked 'no 65'. Abstract of communications made to the Duke of Wellington in 1829 relating to public works in Ireland

Poor law D3155/WH 2929 1836-1837

Contents:

Press cuttings, particularly from the 'Morning Herald' and the 'Morning Chronicle', relating to a poor law for Ireland, Sept 1836-Jan 1837

London [no ref. or date]

Leith property D3155/WH 2930 1807-1821

Contents:

Miscellaneous correspondence from legal advisers (including William Jeffrey Lockett), 1807-1821 on this property - a house in St James's Place closely adjoining Green Park, formerly occupied by Lady Leith. The volume is marked 'no 2' and also includes correspondence from G Owen respecting Wilmot Horton's will

Osmaston [no ref. or date]

[no title] D3155/WH 2931 1835-1836

26 items

Contents:

Correspondence relating to the repair of Osmaston Hall, Aug 1835-Apr 1836, (indexed) [Format closely resembles that of D3155/WH 2805]

Politics [no ref. or date]

[no title] D3155/WH 2932 1825-1831

Contents:

Letters from Wilmot Horton to various persons, Mar 1825-Jun 1831. These are arranged by date, the addressees being Goderich (see D3155/WH 2796), Hay (see D3155/WH 2809), Bathurst (see D3155/WH 2748), Lushington (see D3155/WH 2833), Huskisson (see D3155/WH 2818-2819), Col Shawe, Ld Granville (see D3155/WH 2799-2800), Littleton (see D3155/WH 2807-2808), Wellington, Rev Charles Forster, Herries, Peel (see D3155/WH 2858), Edward Blount (see D3155/WH 2753), Mr Serjeant Rough (see D3155/WH 2869-2870), Ld Lyndhurst, Thomas Barnes, Pierce Mahony, John Murray the publisher, Montagu Wilmot, J B Robinson (see D3155/WH 2868), Thomson, Ld Aberdeen, Ld Hill, Sir H Taylor (see D3155/WH 2884) and Ld Ompteda

[no title] D3155/WH 2933 n.d

Contents:

Copies of letters as in D3155/WH 2932

Roman Catholicism [no ref. or date]

[no title] D3155/WH 2934 1827-1829

Contents:

Two-way correspondence between Wilmot Horton and Christopher Gallwey of Killarney, Aug-Nov 1827; other correspondence on the Catholic question, 1827-1829

Memorandum from Chevalier Bunsen D3155/WH 2935 1828-1829

Contents:

Considerations on the Catholic question in reference to the Court of Rome (sent by Bunsen, minister plenipotentiary from the Court of Prussia at Rome), with copy correspondence, 1828-1829

Slavery [no ref. or date]

[no title] D3155/WH 2936 1825-1828

Contents:

Correspondence, press cuttings, election papers, memoranda from Wilmot Horton and others relating to slavery in the West Indies, 1825-1828

Taxation [no ref. or date]

[no title] D3155/WH 2937 1828-1830

8 items

Contents:

(Indexed), 1828-1830. Volume marked 'no 51'. Papers and extracts of speeches relating to taxation policy

West Indies [no ref. or date]

Compulsory manumission D3155/WH 2938 1827-1829

Contents:

Letters in response to Wilmot Horton's speech on compulsory manumission, Dec 1827-Mar 1829. Also legal submissions on manumission and returns of slaves employed on the Winkel establishment, Bertice

Bound volumes of letters (3rd series) [no ref. or date]

Contents:

'Bound volumes'
This is another artificial grouping of documents, created before the involvement of the Record Office in listing. Although many of the items are from the time of Sir Robert John Wilmot Horton, some come from the two Sir Robert John Wilmots in the mid-eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries
There is no real distinction between the 'bound volumes', the 'subject sequence' and the 'ABC sequence': for example, D3155/WH 2954 relates closely in content to the items on Ceylon in the subject sequence (WH 2907-2912). The format too is similar, with many limp-bound groups of letters, with a broad description of contents on the front cover (often including a number which may be part of an earlier reference system). Some volumes, though are hard covered, for example, D3155/WH 2939-2941. However, there are many individual items here, which have never been part of a bound volume, for example, the two copy deeds, D3155/WH 3076 and 3077
Many volumes bear distinct signs of examination and some kind of sorting in the 1840s (a frequent date is 1843). Before his return from Ceylon, Wilmot Horton had been discussing the making of extracts from his papers with his private secretary, George Lee (see D3155/WH 2828-2829, 2960, 2969). Quite probably, this kind of work continued after Wilmot Horton's death, perhaps with a view to publication. A number of surviving volumes (eg, D3155/WH 3020 and 3060) give some idea of the arrangement of the correspondence in the mid-nineteenth century, which should prove useful in any final classification
Earl Bathurst was secretary of state for war and the colonies between Jan 1812 and Apr 1827. The post was then held by Goderich until Sep 1827 and by Huskisson until May 1828. Of course, these men figure prominently in Wilmot Horton's correspondence and in notes and memoranda during the term of his under-secretaryship in that department

Confidential papers on the West India question D3155/WH 2939 1823-1827

Contents:

1 hard-backed volume, marked '62' on the outside Apr 1823-Jan 1827. Items are arranged by year. Contains memoranda, newscuttings, pamphlets, speeches and letters - including examples from John Gladstone (see D3155/WH 2795) and George Hibbert (see D3155/WH 2814). Copy replies by Wilmot Horton

Confidential papers on the West India question D3155/WH 2940 1823-1826

Contents:

1 hard-backed volume, marked '63' on the spine. Jun 1823-Oct 1826. Divided into sections, with contents as follows:-
Letters recording the meeting of the abolitionists with Mr Canning (see D3155/WH 2760), Jun 1823
Minutes of the abolitionists, meeting at Gloucester House, Feb 1824. Extracts from Ld Bathurst's letters (see D3155/WH 2748-2749) to Wilmot Horton, 1824
Copy Wilmot Horton letters to - and Mr Canning, Jan-Feb 1824
Confidential lithograph of the West India committee deliberations, with a confidential memo from Maj Moody (see D3155/WH 2849) and Wilmot Horton's minute on this
Letter to Mr Henry Drummond, Sep 1824
Minute comparing the circular of the 9th July with the West India committee's recommendations
Remarks on the Trinidad returns, 1825
Private letters of Sir Ralph Woodford (? Woodward, see D3155/WH 2901) on the Order in Council, Feb 1826
Differences between the Trinidad Order and the Demerara Ordinance, 1826
Minutes on the state of the slave question, 1825 and 1826
Despatch and enclosure from Mr Ward to Mr (Secretary) Canning on sugar cultivation by free labour, addressed from Mexico, Mar 1826
Minutes and correspondence addressed by Wilmot Horton to Ld Bathurst, Jan-Oct 1826

Confidential papers on the West India question D3155/WH 2941 1827

Contents:

1 hard-backed volume, containing largely copy items, Sep-Nov 1827. Divided into sections (as D3155/WH 2940) with contents as follows:-
Printed statements of proceedings and correspondence relating to compulsory manumission (see D3155/WH 2938)
Precis of Ld Bathurst's correspondence with Demerara, Oct 1827
Private letter (with reply) from Wilmot Horton to W Smith, MP, Oct 1827
Minutes relating to conversations with Mr Macdonnell - author of 'Observations on Negro Slavery' and secretary to the Demerara and Berbice Association, Oct 1827
Queries addressed to Mr D Power by James Innes, with replies, Oct 1827
Mr Jabez Henry's opinion (see D3155/WH 2813) on the Spanish law of Manumission, with remarks on Mr Adams' speech, Nov 1827
Lord Bexley's communication to the Council, Nov 1827, relating to the Demerara and Berbice manumission Order in Council
Lithograph copy letters to W Smith MP (see above) and to Mr Buxton (see D3155/WH 2757) Oct-Nov 1827
Correspondence with the Attorney-General from Wilmot Horton (copies), Oct-Nov 1827
Copy letter, Maj Moody (see D3155/WH 2849) to Wilmot Horton, Nov 1827
Proofs referring to Wilmot Horton's letters to the Attorney-General, containing references to other ministerial statements and letters Copy letters to Mr Buxton (with enclosures) Nov 1827, James Stephen (with reply) Nov 1827, Major Moody Nov 1827
Queries to the West Indians - witnesses required before the Privy Council
Mr Amyot's answers to Mr Macaulay's suggestions relating to evidence from the Registry Office, Nov 1827
Minutes of Wilmot Horton taken at the Privy Council, with Lord Bexley's answers
Copy letter from Col Young (? see D3155/WH 2903) to Wilmot Horton, Sep 1827
Newspaper extract received from Mr Drummond

Correspondence from Messrs Rundell and Bridge D3155/WH 2942 1826-1834

19 items

Contents:

Jan 1826-Jul 1834. Financial dealings relating to the Pearl Fishery accounts and other transactions - payments of debt etc. Includes personal letters from Edmund Waller (or possibly Walker) Rundell. The firm also goes by the name of Rundell, Bridge and Rundell

Letters from Messrs Arbuthnot and Co D3155/WH 2943 1832-1837

37 items

Contents:

Jan 1832-Jun 1837. Addressed from Madras. Financial matters, mostly relating to Wilmot Horton's personal account. Includes notes of annual interest payments

Correspondence respecting the farms at Davenport D3155/WH 2944 1806-1824

About 100 items

Contents:

Volume marked 'No 1'. Letters mostly from George Owen and James Colclough (from c1816) on estate business, with also some employee personal references

Correspondence of the Duke of Devonshire D3155/WH 2945 1756-1764

Contents:

One hard-covered volume, c150 items, Dec 1756-Nov 1764. Correspondence mostly from Devonshire to Sir Robert Wilmot, though a number in mid-1762 come from the Duke of Newcastle. Concerning the war in North America (early years) and elections and political reshuffles (last years)

William Rough, Chief Justice in Ceylon (see D3155/WH 2869-2870 and 2951) D3155/WH 2946 1837

7 items

Contents:

May 1837. Addressed from Colombo. On differences of opinion on judgements between Rough and his judicial colleagues - also Wilmot Horton as governor

Tithes D3155/WH 2947 [n.d.]

2 items

Related information: See D3155/WH 2778-2779

Contents:

Volume marked 'No 50'. 1) Reply by Wilmot Horton to a letter to the 'Morning Chronicle' from Mr Poulett Scrope on the employment of surplus labourdoctrine on tithe, nd. 2) Extract from a letter to Wilmot Horton from Bishop Doyle on tithes, with proposed answer

Dr McDermott's case D3155/WH 2948 1832-1835

11 items

Contents:

Jan 1832-Feb 1835. Mostly addressed from Colombo. Letters between McDermott, Wilmot Horton and Lord Hill. Dr McDermott was assistant surgeon to the 61st regiment: he was court-martialled for his alleged misbehaviour towards a Mrs Watson

[no title] D3155/WH 2949 1825

Contents:

Number not used

Capt Basil Hall RN D3155/WH 2950 1827-1830

9 items

Contents:

Sep 1827-Feb 1830. Travel in Upper Canada and observer of the Peterborough settlement (emigrants of 1825). Reports satisfactory clearances and compliments the scheme - also sends chapters from his book on his travels. Favourable comments on Wilmot Horton's letter to Sir Francis Burdett on emigration, with suggestions on publication

Mr Sergeant Rough (see D3155/WH 2869-2870 and 2946) D3155/WH 2951 1831-1836

About 75 items

Contents:

Dec 1831-Jun 1836. Justice in Ceylon, including notes on regulations affecting the press. Press comments on judicial charges in 1836, following the retirement of Sir Charles Marshall (see D3155/WH 2844) and the appointment of Mr Norris (see D3155/WH 2852-2853)

[no title] D3155/WH 2952 1824

Contents:

Number not used

Financial matters in India and Ceylon D3155/WH 2953 1831-1837

35 items

Related information: ?See D3155/WH 2943

Contents:

Nov 1831-Apr 1837. Private and ?semi-public loans of Wilmot Horton. Mostly with Gillanders, Ogilvy and Co; after 1834 Gillanders, Arbuthnot and Co. Also, dealings with commission agencies such as J and H Cowie

Public opinion and the Ceylon Government D3155/WH 2954 1837

Related information: See also D3155/WH 2907-2912

Contents:

May-Sep 1837. Newspaper cuttings showing the improvement on public opinion created by the contradiction of mis-statements and explanations made in the 'Ceylon Chronicle'

E R Power D3155/WH 2955 1835-1836

Large bundle, c170 items

Contents:

Apr 1835-Apr 1836. Estate matters and setting debts, legacies resulting from the will of Sir Robert Wilmot. Includes notes of account with Rundell, Bridge and Rundell (see D3155/WH 2942) and letters from Henry Tufnell (see D3155/WH 2890-2891)

Sir John Sherbrooke's story D3155/WH 2956 1827-1830

6 items

Contents:

Sep 1827, May 1830. Volume marked 'No 61'. The narrative of Sir John's story (transmitted by Col Doyle to Wilmot Horton) relates to the ghostly apparition, supposedly George Wyndham (?Wynyard according to a contemporary endorsement) brother of one of Sir John's brother-officers, in Guards uniform. It was a personal caprice of Wilmot Horton's to find the truth

Copy letters D3155/WH 2957 1828

Flimsy copies

Contents:

Jul-Aug 1828, from Wilmot Horton to various people (continued into a second volume), many on the subject of Catholic emancipation, addressed from Lausanne and Paris
Edward Blount, 3 items (see D3155/WH 2753); Sir William Call (?Caldwell); A C Buchanan (see D3155/WH 2756); J S Copley, Lord Lyndhurst, 2 items; T Barnes; Mr Sergent Rough (see D3155/WH 2869-2870, 2946, 2951); W Alban; Pierce Mahony; John Murray; Mr Clewes; D Power; Mrs Rochfort; J B Robinson (see D3155/WH 2868); R W Hay, 3 items (see D3155/WH 2809); Montagu; S R Lushigton, 2 items (see D3155/WH 2833); Rev R Carter

Confidential correspondence of Wilmot Horton D3155/WH 2958 1831-1835

Contents:

Copy letters on various topics, Jan-Feb 1831, Jun 1834-Apr 1835. Pierce Mahony, Jan 1831; Arbuthnot and Co, Jun 1834 (see D3155/WH 2943); Lord Fitzroy, Apr 1835; C J Blomfield, Bp of London, Jan 1835; Tufnell, Jan 1835 (see D3155/WH 3890-3891); Col Young, Mar 1835 (see D3155/WH 2903); Sir Charles Marshall, Dec 1834 (see D3155/WH 2844); J Black, Feb 1831: Ld Howick, Jan 1831; Fisher, Mar 1835

Poor law matters, rates and tithes D3155/WH 2959 1832

4 items

Related information: See D3155/WH 2872

Contents:

Copy letters addressed to Mr Senior Sep-Oct 1832. Lord Brougham, Sep 1832; C J Blomfield, Bishop of London, Sep 1832 - inclined to agree with Senior on poor law magistrates and commissioners; Ld Lansdowne, Sep 1832 - magnitude of the evils of the present system, verified from local observation, the question being how much Parliament and the public will bear on the subject; J B Summer, Bishop of Chester, Oct 1832 - ignorance and prejudice among those to whom changes must be proposed

George Lee (see D3155/WH 2828-2829) D3155/WH 2960 1837

About 50 items

Related information: See D3155/WH 2958

Contents:

Feb-Nov 1837. Business and political administrative arrangements, financial expenses, state of health of Mr Fisher Lee seems to combine the jobs of private secretary and agent

Burgh and Leith estates D3155/WH 2961 1806-1813

About 65 items

Contents:

Mostly 1810-1813 (some 1806), volume marked 'No 3'. Most addressed to Sir Robert Wilmot and his son. Relating to Lord Carrington's house in St James' Place - including Lady Leith's interest (see D3155/WH 2930); also to the sale of the Norfolk and Suffolk property at Burgh St Peter and Oulton, c1810. Involvement of Henry Wyatt (see D3155/WH 2902) and George Owen (see D3155/WH 2944)

Private business papers, not connected with Ceylon D3155/WH 2962 1827-1831

20 items

Contents:

Dec 1827-Oct 1831, volume marked '19'. Letters from Thomas Bunting, 22 Pall Mall, on a property transaction and valuation, 1827. Mr James Palmer of Lichfield, letters on payment of debts 1831, with congratulations on Wilmot Horton's new appointment. Abstract and statement of debts and insurances. Statement of Sudbrook rental and outgoings - Petersham, Richmond, Kingston area. List of books to remain at Harley Street

Private correspondence D3155/WH 2963 n.d

2 items

Fragments only

Contents:

One a letter from Lady Hartopp

Correspondence from abroad D3155/WH 2964 1831-1836

27 items

Contents:

Arranged by correspondent. Mostly from Australia. Col Arthur, Dec 1834; Mme Bernard, Oct 1833; Gen Richard Bourke, Feb, Aug and Nov 1834 (see D3155/WH 2754); John Thomas Bigge, Mar 1833 (see D3155/WH 2751); James Busby, Aug 1831; William Carter May 1832, Mar 1833 and Aug 1835 (see D3155/WH 2762); Sir C D Colville Sep and Jun 1832, copies Sep and Dec 1832; J A Douglas, Feb 1836; Col Francis Forbes, Nov 1834 (?see D3155/WH 2790); Lieut Francis Hewitt, May 1832; William Lauder, May 1836; Mr T Potter McQueen, Aug 1834 and Jul 1835; Robert Morrison, Feb 1836; Wilmot Horton to R Hart Davis MP, Sep 1825; Capt W Patten, Oct 1832; C D Riddell, Aug 1833; Henry Rishton, Jun 1833; Mr Roberts, Feb 1836; J B Robinson, May 1831 (see D3155/WH 2868)

Bombay letters D3155/WH 2965 1834

4 items

Related information: See D3155/WH 2890-2891

Contents:

Jan 1834, addressed from Tufnell Park, Bombay. Henry Tufnell and Ann A Tufnell his wife settling in, local news

Private finances, letters to Robert Wilmot Hay D3155/WH 2966 1833

4 items

Related information: See D3155/WH 2809

Contents:

Copy letters from Wilmot Horton to Hay, Mar-Jun 1833. Obligations to William Wilmot, Mr Smedley, Mr Johnson and Mr Jessup. Security in the form of the Richmond Terrace and Sudbrook Park properties and from the Guardian Insurance, after the debt to Messrs Rundell and Bridge (see D3155/WH 2942) has been discharged

John Gonville's case D3155/WH 2967 1824-1829

11 items

Related information: See D3155/WH 2809
See D3155/WH 2833

Contents:

May 1824-Sep 1829. Correspondence, some copies, between Wilmot Horton, Robert Wilmot Hay and Stephen Lushington Determination that Gonville's case be governed by that of Lecesne and Escoffery. It became necessary to furnish Sir George Murray (new Secretary of State 1828) with information as to why Wilmot Horton (as under secretary of state) sanctioned this arrangement on the ground that there was no difference between the cases - Lecesne and Escoffery had been removed from Jamaica as aliens

Greece and Liverpool D3155/WH 2968 1828-1830

About 50 items

Related information: See also D4576/3/7

Contents:

In a hard-covered volume, many extracts from letters. Divided into two sections. Liverpool, Sep-Oct 1830, is correspondence on the death of Huskisson (see D3155/WH 2813-2819), including a number of letters from Thomas Tooke (see D3155/WH 2888), and on a misapprehension arising from a letter of Wilmot Horton's. Greece, Aug 1828-Dec 1830, relating to discontent there - respectable men (Feb 1830) are thought to have resigned their places under the government of Capo d'Istria. Includes letters from George Lee (see D3155/WH 2828-2829, 2960)

George Lee (see D3155/WH 2828-2829, 2960) D3155/WH 2969 1833-1834

About 80 items

Contents:

Dec 1833-Dec 1834. Relating to the publication of letters and pamphlets, some in Lee's name. Refers to the supporters of Sir Edward Barnes (see D3155/WH 2745-2746) in Calcutta, not wishing to create a party issue - the 'Barnesites'. Correspondence relating to the 'Journal' (?see D3155/WH 2907-2912)

Bishop P A Barnes D3155/WH 2970 1829

8 items

Contents:

Jan-Aug 1829, addressed from Milan and Rome. Loose correspondence (?formerly bound), dealing with the church and the constitution

James Palmer D3155/WH 2971 1835-1836

8 items

Related information: See D3155/WH 2955

Contents:

Oct 1835-Mar 1836, addressed from Lichfield to Mr Power. Format resembles D3155/WH 2805 and 2931. Deals with the payment of debts and funds (nature of security) - part arising on behalf of the executors of Sir Robert Wilmot

[no title] D3155/WH 2972 n.d

Contents:

Lists of letters to be found in 'old box No 2 and 4'. Originals and copy letters are included, with examples from each of the current 'subject' 'ABC' and 'bound' series. This and various later items in this series are loosely (or singly) stitched together, often without covers

Exclusion of correspondence from the 'Ceylon Chronicle' D3155/WH 2973 1837

4 items

Related information: See D3155/WH 2907-2913

Contents:

Sep 1837. Wilmot Horton's surprise at J Owen Glenie's resolution to exclude correspondence from him to the paper, given the beneficial changes in opinion which it has promoted, both inland and on the coast

Minute laid before the subscribers D3155/WH 2974 1837

2 items

Related information: See also D3155/WH 2907-2912

Contents:

Sep 1837. Minute laid before the subscribers to the 'Ceylon Chronicle' by Wilmot Horton as governor (with his memorandum on this). Relates to Wilmot Horton's supposed interference with the paper's operation

Observations on the 'Ceylon Chronicle' D3155/WH 2975 1837

9 items

Related information: See also D3155/WH 2907-2912

Contents:

May-Aug 1837. Observations sent to Rev Owen Glenie. Includes extracts from letters

The resolution about the 'Ceylon Chronicle' D3155/WH 2976 1837

5 items

Related information: See also D3155/WH 2907-2912

Contents:

Nov 1837. Correspondence from P Wodehouse to Wilmot Horton, on Wilmot Horton being about to leave the island (with feelings of resentment and estrangement). The Chief Justice's attempts at mediation have been thwarted

Governor's speeches D3155/WH 2977 1834

Related information: See D3155/WH 2745-2746

Contents:

Mar 1834, printed speeches given by the governor on the occasion of entertainments given to Sir Edward Barnes in Colombo and Kandy

Henry Forbes D3155/WH 2978 1832

15 items

Contents:

Jan-Dec 1832. Addressed from Madras. Local news, policy and administration in India and Ceylon

Tenancies at Sudbrook D3155/WH 2979 1835-1836

25 items

Contents:

(Indexed), Oct 1835-Aug 1836. Mostly addressed to Mr David Power, many from Mr Compton and Mr Morton. People declining to buy Sudbrook Park or the Richmond Terrace property. Repairs, rent and poor rates. Format resembles D3155/WH 2805, 2931 and 2971

Tenancies at Sudbrook D3155/WH 2980 n.d

Contents:

Additional material

Resolution passed by the general meeting of the 'Ceylon Chronicle' D3155/WH 2981 1837-1838

4 items

Contents:

Sep 1837-Mar 1838. Part dealing with the resolution, with two letters from George Lee (see D3155/WH 2828-2829, 2960, 2969) settling minor financial business in Ceylon

[no title] D3155/WH 2982 1814

Contents:

One letter, loose (formerly with D3155/WH 2981), May 1814, William a Court to Wilmot Horton. Doomed to remain abroad for some years, grateful for help received

[no title] D3155/WH 2983 1822

Contents:

One letter, loose (formerly with D3155/WH 2981), Jan 1822, addressed from Priory. Aberdeen to Wilmot, invitation to meet the Bathursts at the weekend. Congratulations on his new office - hopes that the labours involved will not prevent him meeting his old chief

'Letters on private business' D3155/WH 2984 1827

about 25 items

Flimsy copies

Contents:

(See D3155/WH 2957), Mar-Dec 1827. Includes manuscript copy letters to A R Blake, Jun 1827 and J Planta (see D3155/WH 2862), Jul 1827

General statement of estate D3155/WH 2985 1833

1 item

Contents:

Dec 1833, addressed from Colombo. Copy letters from Wilmot Horton to the proposed trustees, accompanying the general statement of the estate of Sir Robert Wilmot Horton

General statement of estate D3155/WH 2986 n.d

Contents:

Copy of D3155/WH 2985

Draft accounts D3155/WH 2987 [n.d.]

Contents:

Life assurances, arrears due and date of original policy

Dr G N Fitzmaurice D3155/WH 2988 1834-1835

5 items

Contents:

Oct 1834-Apr 1835. Fitzmaurice was an assistant surgeon, who had 'suffered a recent heavy financial loss (which in case of his death would leave his family almost unprovided for).' Wishes to resign his commission, provided an appointment in the East India Company's Madras medical establishment could be obtained. Other letters to Fitzmaurice encourage this idea (with 'interest')

Copy letters of Wilmot Horton D3155/WH 2989 1827

about 100 items

Flimsy copy letters

Contents:

(See D3155/WH 2957 and 2984)

Robert Taylor steward to Wilmot Horton D3155/WH 2990 1824-1831

Large bundle

Related information: See D3155/WH 2885

Contents:

Jan 1824-May 1831. Improvements, lettings and general estate business, including school, banking and charity payments

Comments on Mr Malthus' evidence D3155/WH 2991 1827

8 items

Copies information: Microfilm M840

Contents:

May-Jun 1827. Copies of queries put to Malthus, embracing the whole principle of the report on emigration - queries from Dr Chalmers (see D3155/WH 2763) Thomas Tooke (see D3155/WH 2888), Colonel Torrens (see D3155/WH 2889), Mr Finlay and Sturges Bourne

Crown lands in Australia D3155/WH 2992 1831

1 item

Contents:

Terms under which Crown lands in New South Wales and Van Diemen's land will be disposed of, Jan 1831

Extracts from the 'Sydney Times' D3155/WH 2993 1837

1 item

Contents:

Feb 1837. On the report of the select committee on the sale of land in the colonies

Miscellaneous D3155/WH 2994 1820s

9 miscellaneous items

Contents:

Correspondence of 1820s. No obvious topic - one a copy Byron poem and one relating to an engraving of Wilmot Horton

Comments on a pamphlet on slavery D3155/WH 2995 1826

Contents:

Mar 1826. Copy letter from Rev T Gisborne of Durham to Wilmot Horton, with a copy of Wilmot Horton's reply. Compliments and opinion on Wilmot Horton's pamphlet on slavery in the West Indies

Catholic emancipation D3155/WH 2996 1828

3 items

Related information: See D3155/WH 2807-2808

Contents:

Feb 1828. Letters involve certain constitutional impracticalities. Wilmot Horton to E J Littleton, Marquis Wellesley to Littleton, Littleton to Wilmot Horton

Poems D3155/WH 2997 1833-1834

2 items

Contents:

'A Day at Kandy', Aug 1833 and 'Parall', Jan 1834. Presumably by Wilmot Horton

Vituperation and compensation D3155/WH 2998 n.d

1 item

Related information: See D3155/WH 2858

Contents:

Volume marked 'No 63'. Comments from pamphlets and speeches, with marginal quotations and attacks - those involved are Robert Peel, Mr Matthews, Mr Senior (see D3155/WH 2872), Mr Baring and Mr Poulett Thomson

Evidence to be presented to the Emigration Committee D3155/WH 2999 n.d

1 item

Related information: See D3155/WH 2888

Contents:

Nd (1820s). Evidence presented after the reappointment of the committee. Quotations from seventeenth to nineteenth century sources on population - including Gregory King, and Thomas Tooke's 'On high and low Prices'. On pauperism in Glasgow and other parts

Emigration in Upper Canada D3155/WH 3000 1826-1827

1 copy item

Contents:

Received Mar 1827 (possibly taken from another volume), extract from a letter to Rt Hon Charles Grant from Mr Dunn, receiver - general of Upper Canada, Nov 1826. Dealing with previous experiments in emigration. Suggests the possibility of public works to repay the expense of sending out the emigrants

Emigration D3155/WH 3001 1827-1830

4 items

Contents:

Volume marked '32'. Thomas Boyse from Bannow (Ire) to Wilmot Horton, on emigration as it affects his part of Ireland, Feb 1828, Sep 1830; seven questions on emigration (expenditure etc); T H Smith to Wilmot Horton, proposing sale by auction of colonial land, Mar 1827

Messrs Marten, Arnold, Calle and Co D3155/WH 3002 1824-1827

about 60 items

Contents:

Jan 1824-Nov 1827, addressed from 25 Old Bond St. Acknowledgement of payments into Wilmot Horton's account, sales of shares, subscriptions and other financial business. Marten, Calle and Co to Oct 1826; Calle, Arnold and Marten from Feb 1827

Demerara despatches D3155/WH 3003 n.d

1 item

Contents:

Nd. Drafts of despatches on manumission in Demerara and Berbice (see D3155/WH 2938 and 2941 with corrections by Lord Bathurst (see D3155/WH 2748-2749. Also deals with the abolition of Sunday markets

Catholic privileges D3155/WH 3004 1826

1 lengthy item

Contents:

Miscellaneous observations on the Catholic faith. The Roman Catholic bishops and archbishops in 1826 are prepared to give an oath that they will not use any privilege granted to weaken the Protestant religion of Protestant government in Ireland. With related observations

Copy letters D3155/WH 3005 1822-1824

about 20 items

Flimsy copy letters

Contents:

(See D3155/WH 2957, 2984 and 2989), Marked 'Private and New Castle' [?Staffordshire]. Copy letters from Wilmot to among others Heber (see D3155/WH 2810-2812), Davenport, Wilmot jun, Canning (see D3155/WH 2760), Ward (see D3155/WH 2782-2783)

General financial statement D3155/WH 3006 1832-1835

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Related information: ?See D3155/WH 2857

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Taken to England by Mr Parlett Summary accounts of Wilmot Horton's pecuniary affairs, 1835 - in the event of his death; split up into categories. Proceeds and outgoings from the Catton estate, including perpetual and life payments; similar for the Sudbrook and Richmond Terrace estates; debts secured by insurances and mortgages; unsecured general debts. Memos of payments and receipts expected, 1834-1835

Emigration D3155/WH 3007 n.d

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Extract from an article on emigration by the late M Mill, written for the supplement to the 'Encyclopaedia Britannica'

[no title] D3155/WH 3008 1826

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Related information: See D3155/WH 3004.

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Jun 1826, letter from Charles Butler of Lincoln's Inn to Wilmot Horton, enclosing a letter from D Murray, dealing with Wilmot Horton's remark on the verbal error in the declaration issued by the Irish prelates

[no title] D3155/WH 3009 1827

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May 1827, from Conyngham to Wilmot Horton on the terms for emigration from the north of Ireland - he has received frequent enquiries from people wishing to escape

Conditions in Ireland D3155/WH 3010 1836

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Printed newspaper extracts from the Third Report of the Commissioners for enquiring into the conditions of the poorer classes in Ireland, 1836

[no title] D3155/WH 3011 1826

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Related information: See D3155/WH 2796

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Good Friday 1826. Copy letter from Wilmot Horton to Ld Goderich on emigration. Pleased that the government has set up a committee on the subject

[no title] D3155/WH 3012 n.d

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Oct 4th no year. Copy letter from Sir John Newport to Wilmot Horton. Thanks for his promise to send copies of the reports of the committee on emigration.
Expresses views on the disadvantages of emigration and proposes that a ship canal be cut across Ireland

[no title] D3155/WH 3013 n.d

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Related information: See D3155/WH 3010

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Undated. Marked '15' on back. Manuscript extracts from the Third Report of the Commissioners

[no title] D3155/WH 3014 n.d

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Manuscript extracts from 'Illustrations of Political Economy' by Harriet Martineau - No 9, Ireland

Hints on emigration D3155/WH 3015 1827

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Feb 1827, marked '10' on back. Rt Hon Mr Yorke (from Bonington nr Naix) to Wilmot Horton. Hints and ideas on emigration for his perusal

Plans for emigration D3155/WH 3016 1823

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Feb 1823. Consideration of the plan for emigration from Ireland by General Bourke (?see D3155/WH 2754), a friend of the Bishop of Limerick (see D3155/WH 2820-2823)

Views of Lord Lansdowne on emigration D3155/WH 3017 1837

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Sep, 1837, marked '25' on the back. Newspaper cutting from the 'Calcutta Courier' giving Lord Lansdowne's views on the subject of emigration from Ireland

Speech on the poor law for Ireland D3155/WH 3018 1837

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Related information: See also D3155/WH 2929

Contents:

Feb 1837, marked '14' on the back. Extract from 'The Times' of a debate in Parliament (specifically a speech by Lord John Russell) concerning a bill for introducing the poor law into Ireland

James Thomson D3155/WH 3019 1831

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Copy correspondence, volume marked '8', addressed from 42 Chiswell St, Finsbury, Jan-Feb 1831. Letters to Wilmot Horton (with copies of his replies) on emigration and the treatment of the poor. A note on the cover-dating from the 1840s sorting of the papers - gives cross-references to other correspondents concerned with emigration: named are Palmerston (see D3155/WH 2855-2856), Edgeworth (see D3155/WH 2785-2786), Tooke (see D3155/WH 2888), Mill (see D3155/WH 2847-2848), Jerdan (see D3155/WH 2824), Gouger (see D3155/WH 2797) Duchatel (see D3155/WH 2780-2781), Galt (see D3155/WH 2792-2793) and Westmeath (see D3155/WH 2892)

Common place book of Wilmot Horton D3155/WH 3020 c1809-1843

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Political queries and other questions, 1809/early nineteenth century - includes comments on the world scene, quotations from Tom Paine and other authors
In reverse, contents of various boxes of correspondence and other papers with headings. Made 1843

[no title] D3155/WH 3021 1823

Related information: Possibly related to D3155/WH 2822-2823

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Copy letter, marked '19' on back. From Rev Charles Forster of Limerick to Sir Robert Inglis, Jun 1823, on the subject of emigration

[no title] D3155/WH 3022 n.d

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Section from a memorandum on emigration - part of a speech to the House of Commons, nd. Explanations of pauperism in the United Kingdom and colonisation

Private correspondence D3155/WH 3023 1824

Flimsy copies; many in poor condition

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(See D3155/WH 2957, 2984, 2989 and 3005) Copy letters of Wilmot Horton on North American topics, Jan-Dec 1824. Correspondents include J C Herries

Private correspondence D3155/WH 3024 1826-1827

Flimsy copies; Many copies are in poor condition

Contents:

(See D3155/WH 2957, 2984, 2989, 3005 and 3023). Copy letters of Wilmot Horton on North American and miscellaneous topics, Aug 1826-Oct 1827

Irish emigration D3155/WH 3025 1826-1827

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Oct 1826-Mar 1827, copy minutes and other items. Minutes of Lord Bathurst (see D3155/WH 2748-2749) on letters transmitted to him by Wilmot Horton, with Wilmot Horton's comments, Oct 1826. Resolutions proposed and adopted in the Emigration Committee, Mar 1826 - marked '29'. Correspondence to Wilmot Horton (mostly from John O'Driscoll, Henrietta St. Covent Garden) on political discontent in Ireland and delays to emigration as proposed, Feb-Mar 1827

Confidential letters D3155/WH 3026 1827

Flimsy copies

Contents:

(See D3155/WH 2957, 2984, 2989, 3005, 3023-3024), letters on 'official subjects', Jan-Nov 1827

Public Matters - not colonial D3155/WH 3027 1825-1826

Including many flimsy copies

Related information: See also D4576/4/1, and D4576/22/11-12

Contents:

Large volume Jan 1825-Dec 1826. Letters on subjects of a public nature, unconnected with the colonies, but including Catholic emancipation. Contents index of those written to:-
Sir J Acland, Jan 1826
A R Blake, 2 items, Feb-Jun 1826
Edward Blount (see D3155/WH 2753), 19 items, Dec 1825-Nov 1826
Rt Hon G Canning (see D3155/WH 2760), Nov 1825
W Childe, Jan 1826
S T Coleridge, Sep 1825
Rev Dr Collins, 3 items, Nov-Dec 1825
J W Croker (see D3155/WH 2770) Mar 1826
Dr Curtis, Jul 1826
Col Doyle, Sep 1826
Vsct Dudley (see D3155/WH 2782), Feb 1826
J N Fazakerly (see D3155/WH 2786), May 1826
J B Felton, Sep 1825
J and R Fenton, Jan 1826
Kirkman, Finlay, 2 items, May-Aug 1826
U Fitzgerald, 2 items, Jul-Aug 1826
Rev T Gisborne, 2 items, Jan-Apr 1826
Ld Goderich, Chancellor of the Exchequer (see D3155/WH 2796), 2 items, Oct-Dec 1826
Henry Goulburn (see D3155/WH 2798), Oct 1826
Lord Grenville (see D3155/WH 2801-2803), 4 items, Dec 1825-Mar 1826
R W Hay (see D3155/WH 2809) Oct 1826
William Howley, Bishop of London, Oct 1826
Joseph Hurne, Oct 1826
William Huskisson (see D3155/WH 2818-2819), 2 items, Nov 1826
Rev F Huyshe, Nov 1826
Rev James, 2 items, Oct-Nov 1825
John Jebb, Bishop of Limerick (see D3155/WH 2820-2823), 5 items, Jan 1825-Jan 1826
Ld Killeen, 3 items, Feb-Mar 1826
E J Littleton (see D3155/WH 2807-2808), Dec 1826
J Lockhart, 3 items, Nov-Dec 1826
S R Lushington (see D3155/WH 2833), 2 items, May-Dec 1826
J R McCulloch (see D3155/WH 2836), 2 items, Oct-Dec 1826
Sir J MacDonald, (see D3155/WH 2837-2838), Oct 1826
John Murray, Jun 1826
Rev Dr M Murray, Jun 1826
Thomas Newenham (see D3155/WH 2850), 2 items, Mar-Sep 1826
Duke of Norfolk, 2 items, Mar-Jun 1826
Viscount Palmerston (see D3155/WH 2855-2856), Jan 1826
William Parker, Nov 1826
Robert Peel (see D3155/WH 2858), 3 items, May-Aug 1826
Rev G Phillips, Apr 1826
W Plunkett, 4 items, Feb-Nov 1826
Prince Polignac, Jun 1826
Dr Poynter, 2 items, Jan-Jul 1826
Rev Sydney Smith (see D3155/WH 2875), Jan 1826
T Spring Rice (see D3155/WH 2877-2879) Aug 1826
Lord Stanley (see D3155/WH 2880), Aug 1826
J Tomlinson, Nov 1826
Thomas Tooke (see D3155/WH 2888), 2 items, Sep-Dec 1826
Edward Wakefield, Nov 1825
Lord Wharncliffe, 2 items, Nov 1826
M Wright, Aug 1826

Letters on official subjects D3155/WH 3028 1822-1826

Including many flimsy copies, many illegible

Related information: See also D4576/23/10

Contents:

Large volume, (some missing, possibly in other bundles of copies). Confidential letters on official subjects, Nov 1822-Mar 1826. Contents index of those written to
Mrs Arbuthrot, 2 items, Sep 1825-Jan 1826
Lord Auckland, Jul 1825
G Baillie (see D3155/WH 2743), Jul 1825-Jan 1826
J Balfour, Oct 1823
Alexander Baring, Mar 1826
John Barrow (see D3155/WH 2747), Apr 1825
Earl Bathurst (se D3155/WH 2748-2749), 30 items, May 1824-Nov 1825
Wentworth Bayly, Sep 1825
Rt Hon J Beckett, Sep 1825
Dr Belcombe, Mar 1825
William Blair, Sep 1825
G W Brande, Mar 1825
T F Buxton (see D3155/WH 2757), 2 items, Jul-Nov 1824
Rt Hon G Canning (see D3155/WH 2760), 2 items, Mar 1825-Feb 1826
Maj Cloete, Dec 1823
S T Coleridge, Sep 1825
James Colquohoun (see D3155/WH 2769), 2 items, Dec 1825-Feb 1826
T P Courtenay, Jul 1825
W Courtenay, 2 items, Aug-Sep 1825
W P Craufurd, 5 items, Dec 1823-Dec 1824
J W Croker (see D3155/WH 2770), Nov 1822
R B Dean, Mar 1823
Mme de Gaja, Sep 1825
Duke of Devonshire, Jan 1826
Sir R Donkin (see D3155/WH 2774), Jun 1825
Keith Douglas, Aug 1825
Wil(braham?) Egerton Dec 1825
Charles Ellis (see D3155/WH 2871), 5 items, Jan 1824-Jan 1826
M Falck, Sep 1824
Sir R Farquhar, Jul 1825
R Fenton, Apr 1823
Kirkman Finlay, 2 items Nov-Dec 1825
Rev J Fisher, Jun 1823
Francis Forbes (see D3155/WH 2790), Jul 1824
Mr Frankland, Jul 1825
Francis Freeling, May 1824
John Frewin, 2 items, Feb 1826
H Gally Knight, 2 items, Oct-Dec 1825
John Galt (see D3155/WH 2792-2793) Jun 1825
Lord Gifford, Jul 1825
Rev T Gisborne, Mar 1826
Lord Goderich, Chancellor of the Exchequer (see D3155/WH 2796), 10 items, May 1824-Jan 1826
Adam Gordon, Aug 1825
Rt Hon H Goulburn (see D3155/WH 2798), 4 items, May 1824-Nov 1825
Rt Hon Charles Grant, Dec 1824
Hon Thomas Grenville, Dec 1825
Henry Greville, Mar 1826
Rev A Hamilton (see D3155/WH 2804), Feb-Mar 1826
Sir H Hardinge, 2 items, Jan-Feb 1826
George Harrison (see D3155/WH 2806), 2 items, Jan-Apr 1824
R W Hay (see D3155/WH 2809), 2 items, Jun-Aug 1825
J C Herries, 3 items, Aug-Dec 1825
George Hibbert (see D3155/WH 2814), 4 items, Jul 1824-Feb 1826
1825
William Howley, Bishop of London, Jul 1824
Rt Hon William Huskisson (see D3155/WH 2818-2819), 6 items, Jun 1825-Feb 1826
James Inglis, 2 items, Dec 1825
John Jebb, Bishop of Limerick (see D3155/WH 2820-2823), 6 items, Mar-Jun 1825
Sir James Kempt (see D3155/WH 2826), Nov 1825
Hon D Kinnaird, Jun 1824
Sir W Knighton, May 1824
Marquis of Lansdowne, May 1824
Mrs Frederick Lewis, May 1825
E J Littleton, (see D3155/WH 2807-2808), Jan 1826
Lord Liverpool, Jun 1825
Sir Charles Long, 2 items, Dec 1824-Jan 1825
Sir Hudson Lowe (see D3155/WH 2831), 2 items, Oct 1825
S R Lushington (see D3155/WH 2833), Aug 1825
John MacArthur (see D3155/WH 2834), Jul 1824
Gen Mainwaring, 2 items, Sep 1825
Sir T Byam Martin, 2 items, Nov 1824-Feb 1826
Viscount Melville, Sep 1825
Maj Moody, (see D3155/WH 2849), 3 items Jun 1824-Jul 1825
Earl Morley, 3 items, Sep 1825-Mar 1826
George Mundy, Feb 1825
Nicholas Nugent, 2 items, Mar-Jul 1825
Earl Orford, Sep 1824
Viscount Palmerston (see D3155/WH 2855-2856), 4 items, May 1824-Mar 1826
Sir H Parnell, 4 items, Feb-Jul 1825
John Pearse, Mar 1825
Rt Hon Robert Peel (see D3155/WH 2858), 4 items, May 1824-Jan 1826
Richard Penn, Jul 1823
Hon Charles Percy, 4 items, Dec 1824-Feb 1826
Joseph Planta (see D3155/WH 2862), 6 items, Mar 1825-Jan 1826
Col Ponsonby, Aug 1824
J B Robinson (see D3155/WH 2868), 5 items, Oct 1823-Aug 1825
Lord Granville Somerset (see D3155/WH 2876), 3 items, Nov 1824-Feb 1826
T Spring Rice (see D3155/WH 2877-2879), Mar 1826
Hon E G Stanley (see D3155/WH 2880), 3 items, Oct 1825-Feb 1826
J Stephen jun (see D3155/WH 2881), 12 items, Apr 1824-Feb 1826
Henry Taylor, Jul 1825
Sir Herbert Taylor (see D3155/WH 2884), 7 items, Jan 1825-Feb 1826
Charles Tindal, Dec 1825
Thomas Tooke (see D3155/WH 2888), 3 items, Mar 1825-Jan 1826
Lt Col Torrens (see D3155/WH 2889), Mar 1826
Horace Townsend, Jun 1825
George Villiers, Feb 1825
Mrs Warner, Aug 1824
Hon and Rev Dr Wellesley, Apr 1824
Richard Wellesley, Aug 1825
William Wilberforce (see D3155/WH 2893), Nov 1824
Roger Wilbraham, Jul 1825
George Wilder, Aug 1825
W Stuart Wortley, Mar 1825
J Wright, Jul 1825
Col Young (see D3155/WH 2903), Jun 1825

Letters from private correspondents D3155/WH 3029 1806-1827

Contents:

Original letters - copies of all survive in the 'ABC sequence', writers are
Sir Stratford Canning (see D3155/WH 2761), 13 items, Aug 1813-Dec 1823
Lord Dartmouth (see D3155/WH 2830), 12 items, Jan 1808-Feb 1821
Sir Francis Doyle (see D3155/WH 2777), 5 items, Oct 1816-Dec 1820
Lord Dudley (see D3155/WH 2782), about 50 items, Nov 1816-Apr 1824
Hon Frederick Douglas (see D3155/WH 2775), 9 items, Aug 1815-May 1818
Sir James MacDonald (see D3155/WH 2837), about 40 items, Jul 1812-Dec 1821
Mr Fazakerly (see D3155/WH 2789), 7 items, Oct 1814-Dec 1821
Mr Hay (see D3155/WH 2809), 9 items, Jan 1809-Feb 1821
Granville Leveson-Gower (see D3155/WH 2800), 12 items, Jul 1814-Jan 1827
Mr Hornby (see D3155/WH 2816), 13 items, Mar 1806-Feb 1821
Bishop Heber (see D3155/WH 2810), about 80 items, Aug 1810-Apr 1826

[no title or date] D3155/WH 3030-3031

Contents:

Numbers not used

Printed pamphlet D3155/WH 3032 n.d

Language: French

Related information: See D3155/WH 2952

Contents:

'La derniere piece du fameux collier' a printed French pamphlet, probably late eighteenth century. Marked on front AC

Visit to the Peak in Ceylon D3155/WH 3033 1837

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Feb 1837, from Rathpoora. Copy with annotations of Mr Williams' description of a visit to the Peak ('with collateral observations in reference to our own brief')

Newspaper cutting D3155/WH 3034 1828

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Apr 1828, a newscutting from the 'Jamaica Courant'. A letter from Augustus Hardin Beaumont accusing Wilmot Horton and Earl Bathurst of duplicity in their dealings over Jamaica. With a reply from Wilmot Horton with accusations over confidential correspondence between Bathurst, Wilmot Horton and the Duke of Manchester - which fell into the wrong hands

[no title] D3155/WH 3035 1827-1828

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Copy letters from Wilmot Horton to Lord Brougham, Jan 1828 and to Mr Macaulay, Oct 1827 (part only)

[no title] D3155/WH 3036 1828

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Letter, May 1828, from Peter Winter in St Lucia to John Terence Esq in London, relating to compulsory manumission

[no title] D3155/WH 3037 1825

Related information: See D3155/WH 2845-2846

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Copy extract from a letter of Sir Edward Barnes to Wilmot Horton, May 1825. Deals with the advantages of progress in Malabar, the native language, as an aid to promotion

[no title] D3155/WH 3038 1830

Related information: See D3155/WH 2767

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Letter, Jan 1830, from Lt Col Henry Dumaresq (brother-in-law of the governor of New South Wales, Sir Ralph Darling, to Wilmot Horton. Relates to various political topics in New South Wales and letters sent to the Colonial Office

[no title] D3155/WH 3039 1830

Related information: See D3155/WH 2828

Contents:

Copy letters, as in D3155/WH 2791. Endorsed 'which I wish Mr Lee at his entire leisure to correct'. For Mr Lee

[no title] D3155/WH 3040 1829

Contents:

Copy extracts from 'Forest scenes and incidents in British North America' by George Head, 1829

Various items D3155/WH 3041 1823-1836

Contents:

Courier article, (Jul 1836 marked '23' on the back) by J C Hobhouse on the character of James Mill, see D3155/WH 2847-2848
Extract from the speech of Mr Shiel on poverty, at the Royal Exchange, Dublin, Sep 1829
Copy letters (part of 2), from J MacVicker to Wilmot Horton on emigration, 1830
Cover for these items was formerly for the report of the select committee on the employment of the poor in Ireland, 1823

Copy letters D3155/WH 3042 1824-1825

Filmsy copies

Contents:

(See D3155/WH 2957, 2984, 2989, 3005, 3023-3024, 3026-3028), Apr 1824-May 1825. Topics include Byron's memoirs

Letter from Charlotte Anne Mousley, nd (early twentieth century) from 3 Sudeley Pl, Brighton, on paintings D3155/WH 3043 n.d

[no title] D3155/WH 3044 1826

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Letter from Vassall Holland, Nov 1826 (to Wilmot Horton?) on the West India question

Notes on the remission of taxation D3155/WH 3045 n.d

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Related information: Possibly related to D3155/WH 2937 and 2915

Contents:

Marked '17' at top, with marginal comments. Undated queries addressed to Col Thompson

[no title] D3155/WH 3046 n.d

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Part of a letter, nd, from Francis Burdett on the subject of poverty

[no title] D3155/WH 3047 n.d

One item

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Calculations of an annuity for 60 years

Emigration to Australia D3155/WH 3048 n.d

Related information: See D3155/WH 2889

Contents:

Newspaper cutting, marked '24' on back. A dinner given for the emigrants to Australia on board the 'Coromandel' given by the South Australian Commissioners. Speeches given by Col Torrens and others

Account book D3155/WH 3049 1822-1823

Related information: See D3155/WH 2885 and 2990

Contents:

Robert Taylor in account with the late Eusebius Horton, Esq (pencilled in). Catton estate, Apr 1822-Apr 1823

Memoranda on slavery D3155/WH 3050 1824-1826

1 volume, about 60 items

Related information: See D3155/WH 2849

Contents:

Memoranda (involving Maj Moody,) on the emancipation of slaves - include comparisons with the results in Peru and Panama

Messrs Stevenson and Salt D3155/WH 3051 1832-1835

4 items

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Jan 1832-Aug 1835. Statements of account, with correspondence enclosing these statements and arranging for certain bills to be paid

Dr George Birkbeck D3155/WH 3052 1831-1838

2 items

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Copy letter from Wilmot Horton to Birkbeck, Jul 1831, from Madeira (not received by Birkbeck). He had hoped before leaving England to have addressed some observations to the members of the class on political economy - to be formed at the Mechanics Institute. Reply from Birkbeck Jul 1838, inclined to agree with Wilmot Horton in general terms, though he believes that the government should interfere as little as possible with the distribution of wealth, in the shape of revenue and national expenditure

Emigration to New South Wales D3155/WH 3053 1831

One item, 52 pages

Contents:

Marked 'No 36', Jun 1831. Addressed [to Wilmot Horton] by James Busby, late collector of the internal revenues of New South Wales and a member of the Land Board of the colony. On emigration, finance and related topics

Statement by Wilmot Horton on his father's will D3155/WH 3054 1836

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Printed in Ceylon by the Wesleyan Mission Press 1836, but not published. The subject is the will of Sir Robert Wilmot with its various late codicils. The final will left the entailed estate only to Wilmot Horton and the residue of the personalty (about £100,000) to his younger children. One adviser considered R W to be incapable of transacting business at that time - the difference of about £60,000 to Wilmot Horton would have relieved his financial difficulties considerably. The statement includes copy correspondence and a section purporting to show the jealousy of Lady Wilmot, Wilmot Horton's stepmother. Manuscript alterations and corrections are included

Statement by Wilmot Horton on his father's will D3155/WH 3055 1836

Contents:

Volume marked 'No 14'

Newspaper cuttings D3155/WH 3056 1824-1825

Contents:

Press cuttings, May 1824-Jul 1825, from 'Times' and 'Chronicle' for purposes of comparison. Reports of Parliamentary debates on Irish emigration to Upper Canada

Report of the Emigration Committee D3155/WH 3057 1827

3 items

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Analysing the report, Jun 1827. Letter from R Torrens (see D3155/WH 2889) to Wilmot Horton, saying that the principles of the report are in accordance with the most approved doctrines of political economy; letter from W Eyton Tooke to (?Wilmot Horton), with a copy of a letter from Mr J Mill (see D3155/WH 2847-2848) to Tooke

Financial instructions from Wilmot Horton D3155/WH 3058 1835-1836

1 volume

Contents:

Memorandum for Mr Power, Feb 1835, with subsequent instructions on payments to be made, estate obligations. The right-hand page has been used for subsequent observations - some made in 1836. A plan of the Sudbrook property is included

Congratulations on appointment D3155/WH 3059 1821

Related information: See D3155/WH 2914

Contents:

Original letters, Dec 1821, congratulating Wilmot Horton on his appointment as under-secretary of state: Lady Noel Byron; Rev R Carleton; Davis Davenport Esq; Miss Selina Doyle; Hon Mrs Villiers; Mrs E Wilmot; Maj (Eardley) Wilmot; Mr William Wilmot (?see D3155/WH 2894); Lady Wilmot; Sir Robert Wilmot

Memorandum of letters sent to England D3155/WH 3060 1835-1837

Contents:

Jan 1835-Sep 1837. Indicates addressees, by which boat the letters were sent, whether a copy has been kept, and (often) an idea of contents. References are often provided, eg 'No 39' and 'No 52' which may relate to files subsequently bound together

Joshua Harding D3155/WH 3061 1836

Related information: See D3155/WH 2805

Contents:

Jul-Dec 1836. Harding in correspondence with Wilmot Horton on estate matters. Includes a statement of Harding's account with Wilmot Horton, and a half-yearly estate rental, to Michaelmas 1836. In addition to the estate around Catton (in Derbys and Staffs), there is property in Nottingham, Cadeby (Leics), Clipston (Northants) Davenport (Cheshire), and Osmaston, Weston and Chaddesden (all Derbys)

Currency D3155/WH 3062 n.d

Contents:

Observations on the subject of currency, 1 item. A paper with annotated comments. Marked 'D' in front - probably relates to one of the other files on currency, eg D3155/WH 2916

Letter to Sir Robert Peel D3155/WH 3063 n.d

One very lengthy item

Contents:

Nd - probably extracted from a volume. Wilmot Horton gives his opinion on the work of the Committee on Emigration, as reflected in their report. Suggests that this is a first attack on the subject, and that rather than producing an immediate plan, the best procedure would be to circulate the evidence and then revive the committee

General orders. sent to Ceylon D3155/WH 3064 1825-1836

Contents:

General orders, Jul 1825 (with printed copy), a circular sent by Lord Bathurst (see D3155/WH 2748-2749). Copy commission of Wilmot Horton as governor of Ceylon, 1831. General orders, Aug 1828, Jul 1832, Jul 1836 (with printed copy). This last example comes from the commander-in-chief, Bombay [Lt Gen John Keane,] (see D3155/WH 2825) and includes a copy of the first clauses of the Mutiny Act 1834

Jamaica D3155/WH 3065 1721-1731

About 25 items; One hard-covered volume, some earlier items copied into it, 2 May 1722

Contents:

1721-1731. Representation (copy) of the Board of Trade to Lord Townshend, Apr 1715. Copy of the Duke of Portland's commission as governor of Jamaica, Oct 1721. Two copies of the Duke of Portland's instructions from the King, 16 Mar 1722. Reports and various other papers addressed to the Council in Jamaica, 1721-1731

[no title] D3155/WH 3066 n.d

Contents:

Extracts from various nineteenth century periodicals concerning emigration, pauperism and Ireland by Philip Malloy - with notes by Wilmot Horton

[no title] D3155/WH 3067 n.d

Contents:

List of contents of manuscript volumes 1-61, annotated in many cases where papers have been extracted

Letters on emigration D3155/WH 3068 1830-1833

Contents:

Mostly 1830, some 1833. Volume marked '23'. Letters copied 'from the fat bound book' endorsed emigration

Remarks on the proposed plan of emigration D3155/WH 3069 n.d

1 item

Contents:

Marked 'No 41' on back. The Duke of Somerset's remarks on the plans. Marked 'No 31' on the front - looks to be extracted from a volume

Debates on emigration D3155/WH 3070 1824-1825

Contents:

Front page, extracted from a volume - list of those taking part in the debates in the House of Commons. May 1824, Sir F Burdett and Mr North in favour. Mar 1825, on the Canada Company bill and emigration; Wilmot Horton, Mr W Smith, Mr Baring, Mr Hume, Mr M Fitzgerald, Mr Gordon, Mr Bright: Apr 1825, on emigration to Canada; Mr Grattan, Mr Abercrombie, Mr Spring Rice, (See D3155/WH 2877-2879) Mr J Smith, Mr Hutchinson, the Chancellor of the Exchequer (see D3155/WH 2796) and Mr Trant

Newspaper cuttings on emigration D3155/WH 3071 1836-1837

Contents:

Jul 1836-Jul 1837, emigration to New South Wales. Shows the response to Lord Glenelg's proposals to discontinue (single) female emigration and to replace this by married couples, with children and other relatives

Private business D3155/WH 3072 1831-1833

12 items

Related information: See D3155/WH 2942

Contents:

Jun 1831-Jun 1833. Papers from the Welland Canal Co (in Upper Canada) including an annual report for 1832. Other papers are reminders sent to Wilmot Horton, bills awaiting payment and subsequently settled - includes letters from Messrs Rundell, Bridge and Rundell

Horse racing D3155/WH 3073 n.d

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Nd. Memorial from Charles O'Hara Esq (ranger of the Curragh of Kildare). Asks the Earl of Hertford, Lord Lieutenant General and General Governor of Ireland to ask the King for another plate of 100 guineas to be run for at the September meeting - this in addition to the plates His Majesty has already granted for the Curragh

Address to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland D3155/WH 3074 1734/35

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17 Jan 1734 (?/35). Address from Hugh, Archbishop of Armagh, Wyndham and Henry Boyle. Address on a charge made by the Danish Resident (Mr von Johnn) of inactivity in proceedings against thieves of Danish silver and effects at Ballyhaigh (co Kerry)

Plan of Derby Canal D3155/WH 3075 n.d

1 item

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Nd, nineteenth century. Scale 20 yds to 1 inch. Rough plan of a section of the canal between Derby and Alvaston - including the Navigation Inn

Marriage settlement D3155/WH 3076 1676

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Paper, 7 Jul 1676. An examined copy of Sir Nicholas Wilmot and Robert Wilmot (his son)'s settlement of the remaining part of Weston estate (omitted from the settlement of 2 May 1676) and of Parson Holme, Burrow Meadow and Chicken Holme in Borrowash and Spondon in lieu of Litchurch that was sold

Lease of land at Osmaston D3155/WH 3077 1737

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Paper, 25 Aug 1737. Lease from Robert Wilmot sen to John Scotton Jun of a 40a farm at Osmaston by Derby, from Lady Day 1738 at an annual rent of £67 for six years

[no title or date] D3155/WH 3078-3080

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Numbers not used

[no title or date] D3155/WH 3081

Related information: See D3155/WH 2847-2848

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Loose sheet (one page) found in D3155/WH 3080. Copy letter 1830 to Wilmot Horton from J Mill, Nov 1830, with comments on a pamphlet. Note of a visit to Wilmot Horton by Dr McVicar. Copy letter to Wilmot Horton from George Murray, May 1830

[no title or date] D3155/WH 3082-3083

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Numbers not used

Loose letters and unsorted miscellaneous papers [no ref. or date]

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Many of the loosely-bound pamphlets in this sections are identical in format to the earlier so-called series (WH 2741-3083) and presumably were simply omitted in the course of that listing. Some of the loose single items too could easily have strayed from the subjects or personal sequence, or from the collection of letters in envelopes

Questionnaire to Irish emigrants D3155/WH 3084 n.d

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One large volume, containing returns to questions addressed to the Irish emigrants to Upper Canada in 1823 and 1825. The volume is marked '22' on the front, though this has been deleted
There is an index to the names of those responding, and the replies indicate where they settled. The intent was to assess the success of the project, for the Committee on Emigration to decide whether more would be good

List of papers on emigration D3155/WH 3085 1838

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Nov 1838. List of papers and volumes on emigration, in drawer J, left and right compartments. The headings correspond to know documents in the ABC, subject and bound volume sequences

'Catton envelopes' D3155/WH 3086-3100 1698-1768

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[NB These are envelopes only - no letters]
No information is given on or inside the envelope unless stated

[no title] D3155/WH 3086 1763

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Thomas Waite to Sir Robert Wilmot, 18 Mar

[no title] D3155/WH 3087 1756

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General (H) Conway to Sir RW, 12 Dec

[no title] D3155/WH 3088 1762

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Mrs Humphry to Sir RW, 21 Dec Mrs H longs to hear from Sir Robert

[no title] D3155/WH 3089 1762

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Memo, Mr Ross to ?, 27 Oct Dates of payments to 1st and 2nd Graeme's Battalions and Scotts

[no title] D3155/WH 3090 1762

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Memo, Thomas Waite to Sir RW, 17 Mar John, rather than Orlando, Stubbs to be an ensign in Gisborne's

[no title] D3155/WH 3091 1756

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Thomas Waite to Sir RW, 9 Dec

[no title] D3155/WH 3092 1741

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Cover, 2 Oct for 'copia literarum Senatus Reipublicae Hamburgensis ad regem Magnae Britanniae'

[no title] D3155/WH 3093 1768

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(Received 12th Sep) Lord Bristol presents his compliments to Sir RW

[no title] D3155/WH 3094 1741

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Cover, Aug Copy of Mr Cope's credentials to the cities of Lubeck, Hamburg and Bremen

[no title] D3155/WH 3095 nd

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Thomas Waite to Sir RW, (received 28th)

[no title] D3155/WH 3096 1761

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Mr Meredyth to Sir RW, 25 Aug

[no title] D3155/WH 3097 1765

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Thomas Waite to Sir RW, 21 Sep

[no title] D3155/WH 3098 1698

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Cover for Mr Robert Wilmot and Nicholas Wilmot's note for £36.10.0d, 26 Aug

[no title] D3155/WH 3099 1766

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Thomas Waite to Sir RW, 6 Feb

[no title] D3155/WH 3100 nd

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Note of a meeting between the Duke of Bedford and the Duc de Trivernon at Calais next Monday, prior to Bedford's trip to Paris

Mr Parlett D3155/WH 3101 1833

9 items

Related information: See D3155/WH 2857

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Memos, and draft letters from Wilmot Horton. Statement of Wilmot Horton's financial position and the steps that he wishes to take statement of the sums owing, sums secured by insurances and mortgages. Power of attonery, 1833. Marked 'looked over, Dec 1843'

Dispute between Mr Wright and Capt Sadler D3155/WH 3102 1832

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1832, marked 'no 14' on front cover. Correspondence relating to the affair between Mr Wright and Captain Sadler - a reconciliation was made by the governor [Wilmot Horton]. No cause of dispute is given

Extracts from the works of Monsieur Simond on imports, prices and economic policy. Copies. Volume marked 'no 57' on front cover D3155/WH 3103 [n.d.]

Related information: See D3155/WH 2873-2874

West Indian question, miscellaneous D3155/WH 3104 1824-1830

13 items

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Oct 1824 - Dec 1830. Volume marked 'no 58' on front cover. Relates largely to slavery and Berbice. Mostly letters from Dr T Edwards (addressed from 47 Bedford Sq, London; The Grove, Carshalton; Rowfant House, Worth, Sussex) to Wilmot Horton, including his pamphlets on slavery presented to the Anti-Slavery Society. Also, two copy letters from Wilmot Horton to Ellis, nd and Dec 1825, and one to Zachary Macaulay, Oct 1824

Letters from Anne A Tufnell to her mother D3155/WH 3105-3115 1839-1841

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Oct 1839 - Mar 1841. Mostly addressed from 13 Cavendish Sq, to Wilmot Horton addresses in Dresden and Brussels. Family news, mainly for Lady Wilmot Horton, her mother

Messrs Alban and Benbow D3155/WH 3116 1835-1836

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Jul 1835 - Apr 1836. Addressed from 26 Mecklenburgh Sq and Lincoln's Inn. Addressed to Mr Palmer of Lichfield, Henry Tufnell and (mostly) ER Power
Appointments of new trustees for Wilmot Horton, payment of mortgages, interest. Wilmot Horton's estate bill and other estate matters (see D3155/WH 3117)

Wilmot Horton Estates bill and Richmond Terrace property D3155/WH 3117 1836

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Aug - Nov 1836. Format as D3155/WH 3116. Correspondence on the alterations to the bill and Alban and Benbow's refusal to give up deeds and papers
Legal opinions and statements on the alteration, for example by Mr R Carleton and Messrs White and Carew, with explanations by Mr Benbow
Correspondence between Henry Tufnell and Alban and Benbow, who refuse to give up the deeds for the Richmond Terrace property in connection with its letting. Mr Benbow sen wishes to sell the house immediately - Benbow and Salt's security is based on the Richmond Terrace estate

Mr Turnor's removal from his agency D3155/WH 3118 1835-1836

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Oct 1835 - Jan 1836. Format as D3155/WH 3116. Correspondence from Thomas Turnor, Bagot's Park, Lichfield to E R Power, 13 Cavendish Sq relating to the dismissal of Turnor as Wilmot Horton's agent. Statements on Mr Fox's tenancy and questions about receipts for rents and timber on the Osmaston estate

Richmond Terrace property D3155/WH 3119 1836

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Jul - Aug 1836. Format as D3155/WH 3116. Sale of the house on Richmond Terrace to Mr Ley. Letters dealing with objections to Wilmot Horton's title to the property, because Sir Robert Wilmot Horton was an accountant to the Crown. Letters to Mr Tufnell from Alban and Benbow, Sir E Kerrison, Lord Seymour and Sir Charles Marshall, with one from John Henry Ley to Mr Banting

Estate matters D3155/WH 3120 1835-1836

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Jul 1835 - Jan 1836. Format as D3155/WH 3116. Letters from Mr Hay to Mr Tufnell, and from Sir F H Doyle to Mr Power. Opinion (desiring a compromise) of Robert Horton jun on his grandfather's will. Papers on repairs at Osmaston - no compensation to be allowed to Mr Turnor

Papers respecting Mr Bailey D3155/WH 3121 1831

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Dec 1831. Marked 'no 16' on cover. Letters from Colin Halkett (from on board the 'Upton Castle') including one to Rev B Bailey, Senior Colonial Chaplain of Ceylon, wishing for no further communication between them. Conduct of Mr Bailey to Halkett, beginning with the noise and nuisance caused by Bailey's two children (under 10) and claimed threats made against them - transgression of the rules of civility and etiquette

Messrs Allen and Harris D3155/WH 3122 1835-1836

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Jul 1835 - Nov 1836. Format as D3155/WH 3116. Letters from Furnival's Inn, addressed to Henry Tufnell and E R Power
Proposes loans, requests for security in various forms. Letters on the Wilmot will case and the various claims on the estate and debts

[no title] D3155/WH 3123-3148 1807-1820

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Fragments of letters, mostly from Robert John Wilmot Horton or Anne Beatrix his wife to her father Eusebius Horton, c1807-1820. Some deal with estate business

J U Pereira D3155/WH 3149 1833-1834

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Letters to Wilmot Horton, Aug 1833 - May 1834. Asks for a suitable position in government, using his knowledge of both English and the native language. Suggests the post of Judicial Assessor in a District Court in Ceylon

J U Pereira D3155/WH 3150 1837

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Jan - Mar 1837. Comments on the pamphlet 'Easy Lessons on Money Matters', translated by Mr Pereira into Cingalese, from various people to whom Wilmot Horton has sent a copy

[no title or date] D3155/WH 3151

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Not used

Individual letters (formerly in Derby Library envelopes) D3155/WH 3152-3178 1830-1842

Edward Copleston, Bp of Llandaff to Wilmot Horton, Mar - May 1830 D3155/WH 3152-3153 1830

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Happy with Wilmot Horton's sound views on tithe. On emigration, offers congratulations on the series of 'Letters to Sir Francis Burdett' and the answer to Sadler (a useful man on Ireland, but with wild theories on population)

Letters between Robert Wilmot and his mother, Lady Wilmot Horton (with some to and from his sister and brother-in-law Tufnell), Jul 1841 - Feb 1842 D3155/WH 3154-3178 1842

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Financial provision for RW, the eldest son, who intends to marry and requires a settlement. Originally, the dispute with his mother is over the extent of the settlement on RW's wife in the event of his death

Family letters (parties as in D3155/WH 3154-3178, with the addition of Christopher Wilmot Horton - brother of Robert Wilmot) D3155/WH 3179-3297 1836-1847

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Most are dated 1841 and 1842, the remainder between 1836 and 1847 with some undated. Mostly dealing the incarceration of CWH in various private lunatic asylums, including Clapton, Ticehurst, Brook House, Perth. Health and treatment

Undated extracts and notes D3155/WH 3298-3317 n.d

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These include quotations, notes and jottings from books and pamphlets (? taken by Wilmot Horton). Examples include: 3299, 'Moeurs du siecle' by Duclos; 3300, 'On Melancholy' and 'On Sleep' by Miss Julia Curzon; 3301, 'A Party to Richmond' by Mrs Greville; 3303, 'On Mrs Crewe' by Mr Charles Fox; 3306, 'On the Duke of Buccleugh going abroad', by Lord Carlisle, 1764; 3309, 'A Year's Journey through France and Spain' by Thicknesse; 3313, memoirs of Cardinal de Retz; 3314, Rowley's (Thomas Rowley, a priest) poem of Sir Charles Baldwyn; 3317, Brooke Boothby jun. 'To the Rev Dr Taylor, on his letter to Dr Johnson stating the proofs of the Christian religion'

Pecuniary papers D3155/WH 3318 1833-1834

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Jul 1833 - Apr 1834. Bills and requests for payment from various merchants, also income (eg from the sale of Ensign Horton's commission, 1833). Merchants include: Rundell, Bridge and Rundell copy letter Jul 1833; Sherborn and Sams, oilmen, importers of Italian goods, 175 Piccadilly; Howell and Read, tailors and habit makers; John Barwise, chronometer, clock and watch maker, 29 St Martin's Lane

Items formerly in one envelope D3155/WH 3319-3329 1813-1871

[no title] D3155/WH 3319 1813

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Substance of the report from the General Committee of the Grand Union Canal Co (printed, Nov, with a note from R C Sale as to purchase of further canal shares

[no title] D3155/WH 3320 1836

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Sections showing amendments made to the 'Act for removing doubts from the title of devisees under the will of Eusebius Horton, deceased' 7 William IV

[no title] D3155/WH 3321 1871

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Licence to Sir Robert Edward Wilmot, Bart to take and use the surname and arms of Horton in addition to and after Wilmot, May

[no title] D3155/WH 3322 1833

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Warrant of appointment of Christopher Wilmot Horton as adjutant to the Coldstream Foot Guards, Jan

[no title] D3155/WH 3323 nd

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Manuscript statement relating to the health of Capt [Christopher] Wilmot Horton and the background to its breakdown

[no title] D3155/WH 3324 nd

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Correspondence from George Lee to the Governor (ie Wilmot Horton) on the Wilmot papers. Talks about the volumes of papers (on Ireland), and also the separation of some letters from the autograph volumes. Says that the volumes should be printed

[no title] D3155/WH 3325-3329 nd

Fragments

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Family letters. These are probably related to D3155/WH 3179-3297

[no title] D3155/WH 3330-3352 n.d

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Miscellaneous historical, geographical and theological notes, some from books. Either school work or research for publications - including the journeys of Capt Cook with copy maps. Partly as D3155/WH 3298-3317

[no title] D3155/WH 3353 n.d

In poor condition

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Grant of pardon by King Edward VI to Walter Horton of Catton, nd [1547-1553]

Fragments of letters and notes D3155/WH 3354-3373 1766-1841

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Mostly 1820s, some 1766-1800 involving Richard Davenport ('my grandfather') and other members of the Davenport family (? married into the Horton family)
Letters include: 3359-3360, Dr Ernest Vienitz, in French, to Lady Horton on the health of her son Christopher, Sep 1840; 3363, J B Pearson from Lichfield to Eusebius Horton on the Association for the defence of the country fragment, May 1798; 3371, E Carbery to her sister, April 4 nd; 3373, part of a letter to Anne (Tufnell) expressing sadness that Robert has not changed his mind, about marrying a widow, Jan 1841

Folder of miscellaneous letters (many concerning emigration) D3155/WH 3374-3395 1823-1830

[no title] D3155/WH 3374-83 nd

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Letters from 'RW' to Anne

[no title] D3155/WH 3384 1827

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C Grant (Lord Glenelg) from the Board of Trade, to Wilmot Horton, enclosing [missing] an extract of a plan for emigration from Mr Dunn, receiver - general of Upper Canada, Mar

[no title] D3155/WH 3385 nd

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Copy letter, J S Mill to Mr Hutt, asking for his name to be taken off the 'Committee' of 'the Society', since their views on the emigration plan do not agree - the committee is likely to concur with Wilmot Horton, (watermark 1829)

[no title] D3155/WH 3386 nd

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J S Tighe from Temple Place to [? Wilmot Horton] on the emigration plan. Marked in red, top right hand corner 'no 59', Mar 26

[no title] D3155/WH 3387 nd

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J Scarlett (Lord Abinger) to [? Wilmot Horton], on the impression made by the British Government and the Bible societies on a visitor of England

[no title] D3155/WH 3388 1823

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? Rosslyn to Wilmot Horton. Asks for a letter to be forwarded to Sir Thomas Brisbane, Jul 30

[no title] D3155/WH 3389 1824

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Patrick Moss from 66 Baker St to [? Wilmot Horton] on Mr Levy and the Ionian islands, Apr 5

[no title] D3155/WH 3390 1825

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F (? Rivarola) from Malta to Wilmot Horton, on his financial interests in Malta and 'the law question', Apr 24

[no title] D3155/WH 3391 1824

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J (? Rudy) from Versailles to Wilmot Horton. He is going to Prince Edward Island to take up an appointment, Jun 12

[no title] D3155/WH 3392 1824

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H T to Wilmot Horton. Vacancy in the Colonial secretaryship again - he will make a further appeal to Lord Bathurst, who has confidence in Wilmot Horton, according to Dumarecq. Marked in red, top right hand corner 'no 54', Dec 2

[no title] D3155/WH 3393 n.d

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Remarks on the 'outline of a plan of emigration to Upper Canada', by the Duke of Somerset's agent on costs etc. Marked in top right hand corner 'no 31'

[no title] D3155/WH 3394 1830

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Extract from Sir Robert Peel's speech in Parliament in the debate on Mr Davenport's motion on the state of the nation, on Mr Tooke's exhaustive writings on corn prices, Mar

[no title] D3155/WH 3395 1827

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Ralph Wood....from Trinidad to Wilmot Horton. On South American affairs. Has received no letter from Wilmot Horton because of ministerial changes. Needs a decision on Capt Peake - a proper builder and engineer is required, Nov 7

Miscellaneous letters D3155/WH 3396-3411 1770-1898

[no title] D3155/WH 3396 c 1813

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Gathering of manuscript poems, political verses etc

[no title] D3155/WH 3397 n.d

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Notes, Footnotes for a pamphlet on slavery

[no title] D3155/WH 3398 1770

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John Bennett to -, on how to use the camera (telescope?) properly, Jul 5

[no title] D3155/WH 3399 1898

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J Eyles from 4 Stacey St, Charing Cross Road to H Anson Esq on the purchase of Japanese pictures at Christies, Jul

[no title] D3155/WH 3400 1829

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- From Hospital, near Andermat: to Wilmot Horton. Copy letter on pauper economy, wages etc - relating to conditions in the canton of Berne, Aug 14

[no title] D3155/WH 3401 nd

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Letter to an unnamed lady on flowers and plants

[no title] D3155/WH 3402 1841

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'Directions for my funeral' (copy), by Princess Adelaide, Sudbury Hall

[no title] D3155/WH 3403 1830

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C T Delvin from Clonyn to Wilmot Horton. Deals with the prevention of fraudulent subdivision of land, Jun 5

[no title] D3155/WH 3404 1837

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Capt Edward Macready to Wilmot Horton, on poetry, Mar

[no title] D3155/WH 3405-3406 nd

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Copies of letters from Lady Rochester to her sister Lady (wife of Walter) St John, on her son Lord Rochester's persistent behaviour during his illness

[no title] D3155/WH 3407 1845

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Memorial stanzas (printed Colombo) to Maj T W Rogers, commandant and assistant government agent at Badulla - stricken to death by lightning at the Happutella Pass, Jun 7

[no title] D3155/WH 3408 n.d

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Undated, unaddressed letter on the military defence of the Canadas - examination of papers and reports

[no title] D3155/WH 3409 1823

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John B N....., from 76 Gower St, to Wilmot Harton. Comments on the scheme for the union of the North American colonies, Feb 14

[no title] D3155/WH 3410 nd

Related information: See D3155/WH 3387

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J Scarlett to Wilmot Horton, thanking him for his report on the Jamaica case. Marked in red, top right hand corner 'no 46'

[no title] D3155/WH 3411 nd

Conditions of access: Missing

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Part of a letter from Gouger on emigration, enclosing a paper on the subject

Byron fragments D3155/WH 3412-3413 1830s

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Single pages from two separate letters, both undated. One addressed to Lady Horton, one signed Byron

[no title] D3155/WH 3414 1624

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Buckinghamshire. Entry of fine, Trinity term 22 James I (1624). Walter and Christopher Horton, for a messuage in Nether Winchinden (6s 8d)
Christopher Horton and Charles Bratford for the manor of Nether Winchinden (9s 4d). Both for one year

[no title] D3155/WH 3415-3428 19th century

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Loose papers (formerly in one envelope), miscellaneous topics, including: 3416, letter from HT (see D3155/WH 3392) on the appointment of a Colonial secretary, marked in red, top right hand corner 'no 54', Nov 27 1824; 3418, T Meade, now consul at Tunis, thanks to Wilmot Horton, Jun 6 1824; 3419, copy of Heber's missionary hymn 'From Greenland's....; 3422, inventory of papers on emigration in drawer 2, compartment 1 of Wilmot Horton's desk, Sep 12 1838; 3423, additional verses to the National Anthem, compiled by Hon Mrs Stewart Mackenzie for the anniversary of HM birthday, printed, May 24 1838; 3425, letter of recommendation on behalf of John Browne, a cinnamon planter, Apr 3 1831; 3428, printed letter (addressed to Hon Robert Curzon) announcing the death of Mme Marie Charlotte Clementine de Forancis, Countess (Dowager) de Courson de la Villeneuve, age 83, May 1869

Irish correspondence [no ref.] 1739-1770

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These are volume bound inletters, covering almost all the period when Sir Robert Wilmot was resident secretary (in London) to the lord lieutenant of Ireland 1740-1772 and deputy secretary to the lord chamberlain of the household, 1758-1772. The majority of the correspondence relates to Ireland, though there is some household material and documents relating to Derbyshire
The first 29 volumes are all in a single format. After that, different covers are used and this sequence begins with 31; there is no gap in the dates between these. The volumes are not bound in absolute chronological order and there is some overlap between volumes

[no title] D3155/WH 3429 Jan 25 1739 - Aug 31 1741

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[no title] D3155/WH 3430 Sep 1 1741 - Jan 2 1743

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[no title] D3155/WH 3431 Jan 11 1743 - Apr 3 1744, Jul 19-24 1744

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[no title] D3155/WH 3432 May 5 1744 - Jun 15 1745

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[no title] D3155/WH 3433 Jun 25 1745 - Apr 29 1746

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[no title] D3155/WH 3434 May 6 1746 - Jan 22 1747

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[no title] D3155/WH 3435 Jan 31 1747 - Jun 25 1747

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[no title] D3155/WH 3436 Jul 14 1747 - May 3 1748

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[no title] D3155/WH 3437 May 9 1748 - Aug 18 1748

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[no title] D3155/WH 3438 Aug 18 1748 - Jan 31 1749

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[no title] D3155/WH 3439 Feb 1 1749 - Jul 1 1749

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[no title] D3155/WH 3440 Jul 4 1749 - Feb 18 1750

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[no title] D3155/WH 3441 Feb 21 1750 - Sep 18 1750

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[no title] D3155/WH 3442 Sep 29 1750 - Sep 4 1751

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[no title] D3155/WH 3443 Sep 8 1751 - Aug 19 1752

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[no title] D3155/WH 3444 Aug 11 1752 - Jul 11 1753

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[no title] D3155/WH 3445 Jul 6 1753 - Jan 19 1754

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[no title] D3155/WH 3446 Jan 20 1754 - Oct 14 1754

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[no title] D3155/WH 3447 Oct 14 1754 - Mar 27 1755

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[no title] D3155/WH 3450 Mar 16 1756 - Sep 1 1756

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[no title] D3155/WH 3451 Sep 3 1756 - Nov 20 1756

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[no title] D3155/WH 3452 Nov 25 1756 - Jan 11 1757

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[no title] D3155/WH 3453 Feb 1 1757 - Oct 4 1757

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[no title] D3155/WH 3454 Oct 11 1757 - Apr 11 1758

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[no title] D3155/WH 3455 Mar 23 1758 - Sep 11 1758

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[no title] D3155/WH 3456 Jul 19 1758 - Jun 29 1759

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[no title] D3155/WH 3457 Jul 4 1759 - May 4 1760

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[no title] D3155/WH 3460 Jun 25 1761 - Dec 31 1761

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[no title] D3155/WH 3461 Jan 1 1762 - Oct 9 1762

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[no title] D3155/WH 3462 Oct 21 1762 - Mar 8 1763

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[no title] D3155/WH 3464 Jul 19 1763 - Apr 12 1764

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[no title] D3155/WH 3465 Apr 14 1764 - Dec 28 1764

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[no title] D3155/WH 3471 Jan 3 1767 - May 8 1767

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[no title] D3155/WH 3473 Dec 3 1767 - Apr 23 1768

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[no title] D3155/WH 3474 Apr 28 1768 - Dec 30 1768

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[no title] D3155/WH 3475 Jan 1 1769 - Dec 25 1770

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Rentals [no ref. or date]

[no title] D3155/WH 3674-3941 1822-1956

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Rentals for the Catton estate, half-yearly

Numbers not used D3155/WH 3942-7919 [n.d.]

Barton-under-Needwood manor court papers [no ref. or date]

The following items are fragmentary and partially illegible, and have been repaired after suffering mould damage

Related information: See also D3155/WH 880-1771

[no title] D3155/WH 7920 [1636]

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Fragment of manor court roll for Court Baron held 6 Jan 1635/36

[no title] D3155/WH 7921 1667

Contents:

Fragment of manor court roll

[no title] D3155/WH 7922 1669

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Fragment of manor court roll for view of frankpledge and Court Baron held 25 Apr 1669

[no title] D3155/WH 7923 1669

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Fragment of manor court roll for view of frankpledge and Court Baron held Oct 1669

[no title] D3155/WH 7924 1673-1674

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Manor court roll: views of frankpledge and Court Baron held 11 Oct 1673 and 10 Oct 1674

[no title] D3155/WH 7925 1674-1689

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Manor court roll: various courts

[no title] D3155/WH 7926-7928 17th cent

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Fragments of manor court rolls

[no title] D3155/WH 7929 17th cent

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Liberties and customs within Needwoode and Duffield Fryth, copied from a book called 'The Offices in the Honor of Tutburie with their ffees, with the Customes and Liberties there used'

[no title] D3155/WH 7930 1911

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Solicitors' correspondence relating to copyhold property in the manor of Barton-under-Needwood held by the late Mrs Rosa Atkins Mar-Jun

Miscellaneous deeds [no ref. or date]

[no title] D3155/WH 7931 [1630]

Contents:

Attested copy inquisition by the King's escheator into lands at Cudworth in Northamptonshire
18 Aug 6 Charles [1]

[no title] D3155/WH 7932 17th cent

Repaired after being badly damaged by mould; partially illegible

Contents:

Indenture with attached inventory and valuation: appears to mention a Christopher Horton and the King's Court of Wards and Liveries

'Derbyshire Deeds' Series [no ref. or date]

[no title] D3155/6329 28th Mar. 1627

Contents:

Mortgage: Francis Withipoll of Ipswich, Suffolk, esq. to Sir Richard Brooke of Marton, Suffolk: a messuage in Hawksteade, Suffolk. Places: Suffolk - Hawksteade

[no title] D3155/6330 17th Sep. 1605

Contents:

Assignment of lease: Henry Holder of Wilne, yeo. to Robt. Willimot of Wilne, the elder and Richard Bucknall of Donnington, husbandman: two messuages and land in Wilne for 60 years for use of Alice his wife and sons John (for fifty years) then Henry Holder. Places: Wilne. W: Rich. Sale, Rich. Alport, Robt. Bingham, Wm. Jesor

[no title] D3155/6331 21st Mar. 1658

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Release: Nich. Willimot of Grays Inn, Daniel Watson of same, and Gervase Bennet of Derby, esq. to Henry Mellor of Derby, gent: messuages and lands in Derby, Boylston and Loscoe. Places: Derby, Boylston, Loscoe. W: Geo. Allestrye, John Radliffe, Thom. Catesbie

[no title] D3155/6332 17th Jul. 1621

Contents:

Release: Ed. Revell of Brookhill, Derbys esq., John Waldram of Edwalton, Notts, esq. Roger Columbell of Brimmington, gent. and John Wright of Toustead, yeo. (execs. of will of Peter Columbell of Kegworth, Leics. to Roger Columbell of Darley, esq. (son and heir of Peter) and Ed. Darling of London, c. and vintner of 2nd part and Sir Peter Frechville of Staveley of 3rd part; a 4th part of the Manor of Barlborough and other lands in Derbys., Darley, Kegworth, Leics, Sutton, Notts., Cresswell, Harlesthorpe, Whitwell, Clowne and Killamarsh
Places: as underlined. W: Matt. Bate, jnr Ralph Newham, Robt. Marshall, Robt. Browne, Peter Hitch

[no title] D3155/6333 25th Sep. 1685

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Assignment of mortgage: Sir John Curson of Kedleston and Wm. Harrison of gent. of 1st part. Robt. Burdett of Bramcote Wks., esq. Robt. Willimot of Osmaston, esq. and Henry Dyson of Leics., esq., (trustees and guardians for John Harpur) of 2nd part and Henry Harpur of Calke (Uncle to Sir John) of 3rd part: a messuage in Longnor. Places: Staffs. - Longnor

[no title] D3155/6334 22nd Oct. 1697

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Barg. & Sale for 1 year: Thom. Gladwin of Tupton Hall, esq. to Robt. Willimot of Osmaston, esq. and Robt. Revell of Carnefi esq: Tupton Hall in North Wingfield and land at Tupton - The Rectory of Tibshelf - land at Mexbrough, Yks. Places: Tupton, North Wingfield, Yorks., Mexborough. W: Rich. Milward, Rich. Calton, J. Webster

[no title] D3155/6335 23rd Nov. 1606

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Grant: King James I and Peter Columbell of Normanton on Sore, Notts, esq: Parcel of the lands and possessions of Gilbert Willoughby, gent., dec'd. and late in the jointure of Frances his wife, who afterwards married Peter Columbell, - The Manor of Normanton on Sore - during the minority of William Willoughby, son and heir of Gilbert

[no title] D3155/6336 29th Jun. 1634

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Order in Chancery: John Milward, plaff., Sir Geo. Gresley, bart., Thom. Gresley and Dorothy Milward, widow, and Mary Milward, de/s: The Manor of Thorpe - mentions a messuage at Middleton by Youlgreave - accesses damages of £1,000 to be paid to Marcia - Sir Geo. Gresley, her grandfather, to be guardian

[no title] D3155/6337 2nd Mar. 1558

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Lease: William Yardley of Yardley Hall, Audley, Staffs., gent. to Randall Blower of same, cohjer: land in Wholsyngton next to Redseat. W: Rich. Olets, John Gancet, Randall Podmore, Anth. Orpher

[no title] D3155/6338 n.d

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Inquisition: post mortem: Robert Newton A capital messuage and lands in Chaddesden and other messuages and land in Derby, Spondon, Alvaston, Osmaston, Breadsall

[no title] D3155/6339 9th Jun. 1636

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Inquisition: post mortem: Willaim Cotchett: a messuage, 50 acres of land, 6 acres of meadow and 20 acres of pasture in Mickleover - Robert, Cotchett is son and heir

[no title] D3155/6340 n.d

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Notes for searchers: to examine inquisition of John Wiseman to search and copy Sir Mather - gyme extent on Alton. To go to Wm. Duckets office in Exchequer to get copy of order on Sir Francis Medham. (note in another hand:- these we cannot trace)

[no title] D3155/6341 10th Jan. 1632

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Inquisition: Sir Francis Medham, Knt. The capital messuage - Alton Hall, Derbys, and lands called Hurstfield and a water mill, a messuage called Steeple and Steeple Court Hills in Wirksworth and lands in Wirksworth, Alton, Hurstfield, Kirk Ireton, Idridghay. (Endorsed: copy of ye inquisition upon...... of John Wiseman's assignment of land of..... upon Alton.)

[no title] D3155/6342 28th Apl. 1641

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Inquisition: post mortem: John Sutton of Alfreton, glover, a messuage and lands in Alfreton

[no title] D3155/6343 15th Oct. 1640

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Inquisition: post mortem: Vincent Low, esq, The Manor of Denby, 10 messuages, 30 cottages and 1000 and acres of land meadow and pasture in Denby.... lands & c. in Denby, Parkehall, Horsley, Loscoe and Kolb Kilburn

[no title] D3155/6344 after 1625

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Joint and several answers: Geo. Harpur, Gilbert Thacker, Edwd. Pegg, gents., Godfrey Thacker, esq. and Jane his wife, Mary Harpur Thomas Palfreyman and Robert Bennett eight of dep. to Sir Henry Calthorpe, atorney of the court of Ward and Liveries on complaint of Rich. Harpur: The Manor of Twyford and Stenson and certain farm lands and tenements in Milton, Twyford and Stenson and in Repton and Blackfost, Barrow, Littleover, Mickleover

[no title] D3155/6345 1569 Micklemas

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Fine: John Steynson, quer. John Hunt and Ann his wife, de/s.: a messuage, a toft, a garden and land in Normanton next Derby

[no title] D3155/6346 14th Oct. 1652

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Bond: Anthony Curtis of London, vintner, to Richard Manley of Lincoln's Inn, in £300 refers to indentures of same date. W. Bernard Smith, Josiah Whitlock

[no title] D3155/6347 23rd Oct. 1645

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Surrender: Sir Rich. Manley to Rich. Manley of Lincoln's Inn, his second son: a messuage in Richmond occ. by John Williams

[no title] D3155/6348 4th May 1607

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Mortgage: Edwd. Sutton of Coal Pitt Ford, Staffs., gent. to Thomas Jollye of Leck, Staffs., mercer: Titles on that messuage called "Hallehouse" and a water corn mill commonly called Rushton Mill in Rushton Spencer, Staffs, also those on "Brookyate" in R.S. W: Wm. Lee, Wm. Jolly, John Goodwyne, Francis Thrush

[no title] D3155/6349 Trin. Term 1583

Contents:

Fine: John Dale, quer. Sir Thomas Gerrard and Eliz. his wife, de/s,: a messuage, a garden, an orchard, 12 acres of meadow, 12 acres of pasture and common of pasture in Little Chester, Chaddesden, Spondon and Derby

[no title] D3155/6350 27th Sep. 1669

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Admittance: Rich. Manley to a messuage etc. in Richmond

[no title] D3155/6351 28th Mar. 1566

Contents:

Bond: John Hunt of Lindon, Rutland, gent. to John Steynson of Normanton by Derby, husb. to keep covenants in indentures of same date

[no title] D3155/6352 18th Dec. 1657

Contents:

L Lease: Rich. Manley of Lincoln's Inn, esq. to Geo. Cole of Westminster, gent.: a messuage on N. side of the Fish Yard near St. Margaret St. Westminster for 21 years. W: John Manley, Robt. Cole, Edwd......

[no title] D3155/6353 29th Nov. 1616

Contents:

Articles of agreement: Rich. Cheadleton of Chaddesden, yeo. and Jane, his wife, and Rich. Staples, als Baker of Chaddesden, yeo. and Edmund Newton of Chaddesden, yeo. on behalf of Ralph Owham, son and heir of Ralph Owham late of Chaddesden yeo., dec'd. re the holding of the messuage in Chaddesden lately occ. by Ralph Owham during the nonage of R. which shall be yielded to R. in good repair and furniture. W: Philip Aveny, Wm. Turner

[no title] D3155/6354 8th Aug. 1637

Contents:

Feoffment: Robt. Willymot of Chaddesden, gent. to Nich. Willymot, his son, of same; The Manor of Osmaston, a capital messuage there "The Carne Close", "The Orchard Close", a messuage and closes there; and lands in Litchurch, Normanton, Sintin, Boulton. Murcaston; a house in St. Peters Derby. W: Robt. Hope, Law. Bace, Thom. Burgin, Edw. Clarke, Robt. Wilkings, Chas. Hope. (Many Osmaston Field Names.)

[no title] D3155/6355 4th Oct. 1646

Contents:

Barg. & Sale: Michael Bentley to Nich. Willymot: a messuage and lands in Weston on Trent. W: Many. Dawson

[no title] D3155/6356 1640

Contents:

Lease, draft: Nich. Willimot of Grays Inn, gent. to John Willimot of Chaddesden, gent, and Robt. Mellor of Derby, gent.: a farm in Derby - The Abbey (or Abbot) Barnes and houses etc. in Derby, Normanton, and Litchurch for 50 years. W: unexecuted

[no title] D3155/6357 20th Sep. 1647

Contents:

Lease: James Carmer of Weston on Trent, yeo. to Nicholas Willimot of Grays Inn, esq., a messuage and land in Weston on Trent during life of Rich. Shepherd als. Carter. W: John Houldin, Geoff. Cephe

[no title] D3155/6358 20th Sep. 1647

Contents:

Lease: Rich. Domillowe of Weston on Trent, yeo. Nich. Willimot of Grays Inn: a messuage and lands in Weston on Trent during the natural life of Gilbt. Newton and Katherine Domillowe. W: John Houldin, Geoff. Caphe

[no title] D3155/6359 1640

Contents:

Grant: Rich. Jessop the elder of Mickleover, yeo. to Thomas Walker of Kilborne and Rich. Cope of Willington, yeo.: for and in cons. of natural love and affection of said Richard for Richard and Dorothy his children and for their preferment may be provided.... answerable to a portion rec'd. W. Anne, daughter of Robt. Walker of Horsley Woodhouse, their mother, - a messuage in Nickleover, to Richard the elder for life to son Richard and heirs and for want of issue to Dorothy - for want of her issue - to heirs of Richard the elder. W: unexecuted

[no title] D3155/6360 1st Jul. 1648

Contents:

Feoffment: Nich. Willymot of Grays Inn, esq. to Chris. Wright of Aston, yeo. a cottage in Aston in occn. of Robert Cowley. W: Edwd. Husker, Frances Ashmore, W. A. Gregory

[no title] D3155/6361 4th Jun. 1658

Contents:

Feoffment: Nich. Willymot of Grays Inn to John Bryan of Wilne, yeo., Thom. Bryan, his brother, John Pryor of Aston, yeo., and Rich. Clifford of Diseworth, Leics., yeo.: a messuage in Shardlow and a cottage in Shardlow, a close nearby and land formerly part of two yards land in Shardlow and Wilne. W: Rich. Bryan, Geo. Blackwall, W. A. Gregory, Thomas Cater

[no title] D3155/6362 15th Feb. 1664

Contents:

Feoffment: Nich. Willimot of G.I. to Chris. Clifford of Aston on Trent, carpenter: a cottage in Aston on Trent, and a beastgate in Weather Field and one in Crosfield... yeilding suit and service to the Lord of the Manor of Weston. W: John Prior, Francis Rhoods, Sam. Baker

[no title] D3155/6363 20th Mar. 1647

Contents:

Feoffment: Nich. Willimot of G. I. to Thomas Smedley of Aston on Trent, ploughwright: a cottage in Aston on Trent. W: John Houlden, John Potter, cleric., W. A. Gregory

[no title] D3155/6364 1st Jul. 1648

Contents:

Feoffment: Nich. Willimot of G. I. to Hugh Buckley of Aston on Trent, yeo.: a messuage and all those two yard lands in Aston on Trent, yeilding and paying yearly rent of 2/-. W: Rich. Palfreyman, Nich. Wooley, Rich. Killingly, W. A. Gregory

[no title] D3155/6365 12th Sept. 1621

Contents:

Resignation of Lease: Alice Holden of Wilne widow, and John, her son, to Anthonie Roper of Eltham, esq. of those three yard lands and a close called Dobholme Shrubs in Wilne, Shardlow and Aston during lives of Alice, John and Henry Holden - to be void on non payment of £10,000. W: Thomas Preston, Robt. Staldick

[no title] D3155/6366 1st Oct. 1647

Contents:

Lease: William Sale of Barrow on Trent to Nich. Willimot of Grays Inn: a cottage and a close in Weston on Trent (Westwell Close) - for life of Wm. Sale 4/- on usual days. W: J. W. Gregory, Rich. Palfreyman

[no title] D3155/6367 25th Feb. 1625

Contents:

Lease: Rich. Sale of Weston on Trent, clerk and Rich. his son and heir appt. to Rich. Bryan of Weston on Trent, husbandman.: a messuage in Wilne, Aston Trent(psh,) excepting lands at Shardlow and a cottage. W: W. Ridley, Chas. Meynell, Anthony Caye, John Bryan, Hen. Farington, Wm. Bucknall

[no title] D3155/6368 6th Apl. 1681

Contents:

Conveyance: Sir Nich. Willimot of Osmaston and Sargeant at Law, Robt. Willimot (son and heir appt.) Frances Revell of Carnefield, esq. and Nich. Willimot, younger son of Sir Nich. to Thomas Clemenson of Aston on Trent, yeo.: a messuage in Aston on Trent and one yard land and a half belonging. W: Wm. Bambrigge, John Bentley, Rich. Knight

[no title] D3155/6369 6th Apl. 1681

Contents:

Conveyance: Sir Nich. Willimot of Osmaston and Sargeant at Law, Robt. Willimot (son and heir appt.) Frances Revell of Carnefield, esq. and Nich. Willimot, younger son of Sir Nich to John Cowleshaw of Shardlow, yeo.: a messuage in Shardlow with two yardlands belonging - in Wilne, Shardlow and also a flatt of arable land in Shardlow, receiving a row of Willows called Beckmore Willows and a flatt of arable - "Piggin Flatt"). W: Wm. Bambrigge, John Bentley, Rich. Knight

[no title] D3155/6370 6th Apl. 1681

Contents:

Release: Sir Nich. Willimot of Osmaston and Sargeant at Law, Robt. Willimot (son and heir appt.) Frances Revell of Carnefield, esq. and Nich. Willimot, younger son of Sir Nich to John Holden of Wilne, gent. of the manor of Weston on Trent and lands in Wilne and Shardlow and Aston on Trent. W: Wm. Bambrigge, Robt. Revell, Jos. Parker, Rich. Knight, Thomas Swinnerton. (Field Names)

[no title] D3155/6371 6th Apl. 1681

Contents:

Conveyance: Sir Nich. Willimot of Osmaston and Sargeant at Law, Robt. Willimot (son and heir appt.) Frances Revell of Carnefield, esq. and Nich. Willimot, younger son of Sir Nich to John Soare of Shardlow, yeo.: a yard land of meadow and pasture in Wilne and Shardlow - Ward's yard land, and the Great Wadflatt in Aston on Trent and 3 doles of meadow adjoining on the E. W. Wm. Bainbrigge, John Bentley, Rich. Knight

[no title] D3155/6372 28th Oct. 1857

Contents:

Lease: Rich. Bryan Wilne, yeo. and John Bryan, his son, to Philip Gery of Osmaston, gent.: a messuage and two and a half yard lands in Wilne and Shardlow - during the life of Rich. Bryan. W: John Charlton, Wm. Walker, Edwd. Cowe

[no title] D3155/6373 24th Aug. 1658

Contents:

Feoffment: Nich. Wilmot of Grays Inn and Phillip Gery of Osmaston, gent., to John Boilston of Weston, D.D.: a messuage and land in Aston on Trent. W: Edwd. Willimot, Many. Erick, Edwd. Dawson

[no title] D3155/6374 1st Jun. 1661

Contents:

Lease for possession: John Bryan of Wilne, yeo., Thomas Bryan of Ratcliffe on Soare, Notts, yeo., Ellen Bryan of Shardlow, widow, and Rich. Sheepy of Aston on Trent, to Thomas Catesbie (servant to Nich. Willimott of G. I.): all and singular the messuages etc. in Wilne, Shardlow and Aston on Trent which were the inheritance of John Sale, late father of Rich. Sale, late grandfather to John Sale of Shardlow. W: Gilb. Newton, John Williamson, James Knight, Rich. Clifford

[no title] D3155/6375 12th Aug. 1649

Contents:

Articles of agreement: John Sale of Shardlow, gent., and Joseph Holden of same, gent.: in consideration of £169 paid by J.H. for satisfaction of debts of J.S..... grants into J.H. all those closes in Shardlow - "The Horndykes" and "The Alleys" with appurtenances in Wilne and Shardlow for 12 years. W: Nich. Willimot, Rich. Cheadle, J. W. Gregory

[no title] D3155/6376 1st Sep. 1661

Contents:

Release: Nich. Willimot of Grays Inn and Edwd. Bigland of same of 1st part to John Sale of Shardlow, gent. of 2nd part and John Bryan of Wilne, yeo. of 3rd part: a messuage and two and a half yard lands in Wilne and Shardlow - to John Bryan for life and succession detailed. W: Robt. Cowp. Rich. Sheepy, Thomas Catesbie

[no title] D3155/6377 1661

Contents:

Barg. & Sale: copy: as 6374: as 6374 to the use of Thomas Catesbie and his heirs to the intent that he becomes a perfect tenant of the premises whereon a recovery may be suffered

[no title] D3155/6378 Hilary Term 1639

Contents:

Fine: Edwd. Villiers, gent. and Wm. Sale, gent., quer., John Sale, gent, def.: of the Manor of Shardlow with land at Shardlow, Wilne and Aston on Trent and Boulton

[no title] D3155/6379 12th Apl. 1649

Contents:

[no title] D3155/6380 16th Sep. 1661

Contents:

Release: Nich. Willimott and Edwd. Bigland of Grays Inn of 1st part, John Sale of Shardlow, gent. of 2nd part and Ellen Bryan (widow of William Bryan late of Shardlow dec'd.) of 3rd part: a messuage and lands in Shardlow and "Sympson's Close."
W: Robt. Cowp, Rich. Sheepy, Thomas Catesbie

[no title] D3155/6381 16th Sep. 1661

Contents:

Release: Nich. Willimott and Edwd. Bigland of 1st part John Sale of Shardlow, gent, of 2nd part and Thomas Bryan of Ratcliffe on Soare, Nott., yeo. of 3rd part: a messuage etc. in Wilne, land at Aston and Shardlow
W: Robt. Cowp, Rich. Sheepy, Thomas Catesbie

[no title] D3155/6382 12th Feb. 1639

Contents:

Defeazance of a statute staple: Dame Lucie Grantham of Ratcliffe on Soare, Notts., widow, to John Sale of Shardlow, gent: for payment of £8 on 20th Aug. '39, £8 on 20th Feb. '39, £8 on 20th Aug. '41, £8 on 20th Feb. '41, £8 on 20th Aug. '42 and £208 on 20th Feb. '42 - to be made at Ratcliffe on Soare. W: Rich. Faucett, John Darbie

[no title] D3155/6383 2nd Jun. 1661

Contents:

Barg. & Sale: John Bryan of Wilne, yeo., Thomas Bryan of Ratcliffe on Soare, Notts, yeo., Ellen Bryan of Shardlow, widow, and Rich. Sheepy of Aston on Trent, to Thomas Catesbie (servant to Nich. Willimott of G. I.): all and singular the messuages etc. in Wilne, Shardlow and Aston on Trent which were the inheritance of John Sale, late father of Rich. Sale, late grandfather to John Sale of Shardlow. W: Gilb. Newton, John Williamson, James Knight, Rich. Clifford. (Enrolled in Chancery.)

[no title] D3155/6384 3rd Jul. 1661

Contents:

Recovery: Wm. Skipwith, gent., pet., Thomas Catesbie, def.: 12 messuages, 133 acres of land, 66 acres of meadow, 76 acres of pasture, 50 acres of furze and heath in Shardlow, Wilne and Aston on Trent

[no title] D3155/6385 16th Sep. 1661

Contents:

Release: Nich. Willimott and Edw. Bigland of 1st part John Sale of Shardlow of 2nd part and Rich. Sheepy of Aston on Trent, weaver, of 3rd part.: a messuage in Aston. W: Robt. Cowp, Wm. Bryan, Thomas Catesbie

[no title] D3155/6386 20th Dec. 1727

Contents:

Memorandum: relating to some reserved rents in Aston, Wilne and Shardlow, to Nich. Wilmot of Osmaston

[no title] D3155/6387 1647 - 1665

Contents:

Rental: an account of the reserved and Chief Rents issuing out of lands in Aston, Wilne and Shardlow, now belonging to Robt. Wilmot of Osmaston

[no title] D3155/6388 6th Apl. 1681

Contents:

Confirmation: Sir Nich. Willimot of Osmaston and Sergeant at Law, Robt. Willmot, his son and heir, Francis Revell of Carnefield, esq. and Nich. Willmot, younger son of Sir N. to Edwd. Holden of Aston on Trent, clerk: the advenson of parish church of Weston on Trent, four closes (named). W: Sa. Holden, Robt. Holden, John Pryer, Robt. Hill, John Killingley, Robt. Bate, John Pearson, S. Degge, Jos. Parker, J. Adderley, Thomas Swinnerton

[no title] D3155/6389 7th Oct. 1642

Contents:

Feoffment: Nich. Willimott of Grays Inn, Francis Goodwin of Derby, gent.: two acres of land in Whitecross Field, Derby. W: Wm. Willott, Robt. Hellor, Robt. Cooke, Chris. Pym

[no title] D3155/6390 13th Oct. 1804

Contents:

Commission: Wm., Duke of Devonshire, Lord Lieutenant, to Sir Robt. Wilmot of Osmaston, bart. as Nayor of the Corps of Derbyshire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry

[no title] D3155/6391 15th Jun. 1619

Great seal broken

Contents:

Commission: James I to Wm., Earl of Devon, and the Bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, Wm., Lord Cavendish, Sir Francis Leake, bart. Sir Peter Frichville, Sir John Harpur, Sir John Bentley, Sir Rich. Harpur, the Chancellor to the Bishop, Henry Sacheverall, John Cufzon, Francis Fitzherbert, Wm. Jessop, John Parker and John Bullock, esqs. and Arthur Heldersham, clerk: owing power and authority to inquire into charities for County of Derbyshire

[no title] D3155/6392 10th Jan. 1675

Contents:

Assignment of mortgage: Sir Nich. Willimott of Osmaston, knt. and Sergeant at law (lately Nich. Willimott of Grays Inn) of 1st part, Jos. Parker of Derby, gent of 2nd part and Wm. Dawson of Osmaston, yeo. of 3rd part: of a messuage in Osmaston, a close called "The Green" also "Clay Pitt" also "Flatt Close" also "The Little Close" also "The Five Lands Close" also the "Cranck Close" and a share in "The Rutland Close" in Osmaston and 2 acres of arable in "Parkefield" Derby, shooting on Kedleston Way. W: Rich. Knight, Wm. Chambers, Jo. Dakeyne

[no title] D3155/6393 25th Aug. 1677

Contents:

Release - mortgage: Wm. Dawson of Osmaston, yeo. to John Taylor of Derby, mercer: of a messuage in Osmaston, a close called "The Green" also "Clay Pitt" also "Flatt Close" also "The Little Close" also "The Five Lands Close" also the "Cranck Close" and a share in "The Rutland Close" in Osmaston and 2 acres of arable in "Parkefield" Derby, shooting on Kedleston Way. W: Hugh Bateman, Wm. Ragge, Thomas Allsopp

[no title] D3155/6394 7th Mar. 1677

Contents:

Assignment of mortgage: Thomas Wade of Mickleover, yeo., Geo. Wade of Same, trustee for Thomas of 1st part, James Dawson of Osmaston, yeo., of 2nd part, Thomas Meynell, rector of Church Langley of 3rd part and John Meynell of Derby, gent. of 4th part. Whereas by indenture dated 1st Jan. 1667, James Dawson demised to John Gesborne the messuage in Osmaston with appurstenances same are now assigned to John Meunell in trust for Thomas Meynell. W: Thomas Breeston, James Knight, Thomas Swinnerton

[no title] D3155/6395 Easter 1686

Contents:

Fine: Robt. Wilmot, esc. quer., Wm. Dawson and Sara, his wife, defs.: a messuage, a garden, 25 acres of land, 8 acres of meadow, 30 acres of pasture, 40 acres of furze and heath..... in Osmaston and Sinfin

[no title] D3155/6396 28th Jan

Contents:

Lease: Isaac Platts of Derby to Jos. Coape of Osmaston, clerk: all his lands and grounds in Osmaston for 2 years at a yearly rent of £20. W: Wm. Francis, John Strong. (Field names)

[no title] D3155/6397 13th Nov. 1653

Contents:

Will: James Dawson of Osmaston, yeo. Bequests incl.:- his messuage and lands etc. in Osmaston, Derby and Spondon

[no title] D3155/6398 17th Feb. 1651

Contents:

Mortgage Lease: Charles Cavendish, Viscount Mansfield, Sir Charles Cavendish of Wellingore, Lincs., Robt. Butler the elder of Southwell, Notts., gent., James Whitehead of Welbeck, Notts., gent., John Rolleston of Welbeck, gent. and Robt. Butler of Grays Inn to Thomas Burch the elder of Lancaster, esq. and Thomas his son and heir appt.: a messuage in Litchurch in St. Peters Psh., Derby. with & close adjoining for 1,000 years. W: Jo. Alchorn, Edwd. Alchorn, James Holme, Ralphe Brideoake, Rich

[no title] D3155/6399 11th Nov. 1585

Contents:

Grant: Ellis Porter of Osmaston, husbandman and Joan his wife (late wife of Wm. Dayson of Osmaston) to John Dayson of Osmaston (son of Wm.) messuages etc. in Osmaston belonging to the late Wm. Dayson. W: Henry Berden of Derby, James Ball of Derby, Ralph Stone of Osmaston

[no title] D3155/6400 28th Aug. 1578

Contents:

Demise: John Dawson of Osmaston, yeo., to Wm. Dawson of Osmaston (son of John) messuage in Osmaston, with lands there, for 21 years. W: George Berden of Derby, Thomas Osborne of Osmaston, Wm. Adlyngton of same, John Kirkland of Derby and John Bradbury of Derby

[no title] D3155/6401 9th Dec. 1763

Contents:

Case - in chancery: John Metcalf Cope and Eliz. Metcalf Cope, infants by Alex. Gage, gent. pltfs.: Sir John Eardley Wilmot, Sir Robert Wilmot, Dame Eliz. Cope, Henry Wilmot and Walter Gibbons defs. re trusteeship of estates of the late Sir John Cope in Norfolk, Suffolk and c. and ground rents of St. Georges, Hanover Sq. and guardianship of J.M.C. and E.M.C

[no title] D3155/6402 10th Jan. 1685

Contents:

Mortgage: Wm. Dawson of Osmaston, yeo., to Wm. Chambers of Derby, gent.: a messuage in Osmaston, a close "The Greene" also "The Claypitts", also the "Flatt Close", "The Five Lands Close", "The Grenick Close" a share in the "Butland Close" in Osmaston, land in Park Field, Derby. W: John Bourne, Jos. Dakeyne

[no title] D3155/6403 10th Oct. 1668

Contents:

Mortgage: Wm. Dawson to Nich. Willimot of G.I.: a messuage in Osmaston, a close "The Greene" also "The Claypitts", also the "Flatt Close", "The Five Lands Close", "The Grenick Close" a share in the "Butland Close" in Osmaston, land in Park Field, Derby. W: Rich. Joynes, John Sweby, Sam. Baker

[no title] D3155/6404 8th Aug. 1723

Contents:

Release: Robt. Wilmot of Osmaston, Anne Revell of Brookhill, Notts., widow of Robt. Revell late of Carnefield, Derby, dec'd., Edwd. Wilmot of Brookhill, gent., Charles Wilmot, rector of Kirk Langley, Wm. Trafford of Swithainly, Staffs., and Thomas Muxloe of Swepstone, Leics., to Thomas Jolliffe of Coston, Worcs., esq.: lands in Rushton Spencer, Staffs. W: Robt. Charnells, Jos. Wilkinson, Wm. Bostock

[no title] D3155/6405 1st Dec. 1603

Mutilated and incomplete

Contents:

Covenant to levy a fine: Robt. Stenson to Robt. Wilmot of Osmaston: on lands etc. in Normanton

[no title] D3155/6406 2nd May 1654

Contents:

Conveyance: Nich. Willimott of Grays Inn and Dorothy his wife, and Wm. Harpur of Bilston, Leics., gent., and Alice his wife, to James Wootton of Whitwick, Leics., carpenter.: land in Whitwick. W: Robt. Willimott, J. W. Gregory, Wm. Boden

[no title] D3155/6407-6408 14th - 16th Mar. 1649

Contents:

Barg. & Sale and Lease: John Sale of Shardlowe, gent. to Nich. Willymott of Grays Inn. The manor of Shardlow and those several yearly rents of 2/4d, 2/-, 1/5½d, 6d and 1½d.... and all fishing rights etc. W. J. W.Gregory, Rich. Brian, Many. Dawson

[no title] D3155/6409 1st Jun. 1650

Contents:

Feoffment: Nich. Willimott of G. I. to John Pimm of Aston yeo.: a part of one yard land of land in Wilne and Shardlow lately belonging to Pimm's farm. W: Rich. Sheepy, Rich. Brian, Rich. Prins, J. W. Gregory, John Prins. (Endorsed this was purchased by Pym and the money paid to Bro. Wilmot and this deed should have then been delivered up.)

[no title] D3155/6410 5th 1707

Contents:

Fine: Rich. Clayton, Rich. Meare and Mary, his wife, James Wilkinson, cuers. Robt. Wyldie and Anne, his wife, John Bancroft and Mary, his wife, and Ann Bostock, and Mary, his wife, and Ann Bostock, widow, defs.: a messuage and lands in Chellaston, Alvaston and Boulton

[no title] D3155/6411 2nd Aug. 1660

Contents:

Release: Nich. Willimott to Thomas Catesbie, his servant.: all those free-hold messuages etc. in Loughborough, Leios. W: John Potter, Robt. Willimott, Edwd. Willimott

[no title] D3155/6412 5th Jun. 1750

Contents:

Feoffment with livery and seizin: Thomas Dolman of Osmaston, husbandman to Sir Robt. Wilmot of Osmaston: a messuage in Osmaston. W: Joseph Filkin, John Mitchell

[no title or date] D3155/6413

Contents:

Fine: John Shilton, Jos. Wilkinson, cuer. Wm. Busby and Ann, his wife, George Blackwell.: a messuage and lands in Hatton and Osmaston

[no title] D3155/6414 15th Feb. 1696

Contents:

Will: Geo. Blackwell of Burton, cordwainer: Bequests incl. estate in Osmaston. W: Thomas Shilton, Rich. Bevan, Ruth Peake

[no title] D3155/6415 Easter Term 1679

Contents:

Fine: Geo. Blackwall, quer., James Dawson and Mary, his wife, and Thomas Meynell, defs., a messuage and land in Osmaston

[no title] D3155/6416 5th Sept. 1749

Contents:

Conveyance: Jos. Helland of Boulton, husbandman to Francis Mason of Alvaston, tailor: a close called "The Hardhurst Close" in Alvaston. W: Ralph Melland, R. Whitby

[no title] D3155/6417 13th Oct. 1701

Contents:

Lease: John Shilton of Burton on Trent, clerk, to John Spateman, rector of Yoxall. Staffs.: a moiety of a messuage in Osmaston for 12 months. W: Thom. Shilton, John Orgill, Wm. Shilton

[no title] D3155/6418 23rd Jul. 1772

Contents:

Deed to lead to uses of a fine: John Fletcher of Osmaston and Dorothy, his wife, to Sir Robt. Wilmot of Osmaston and Robt. Want of Fetter Lane: on a messuage in Osmaston and a close known as "The Breach". W: W. M. Lockett, Robt. Garner

[no title] D3155/6419 6th Nov. 1650

Contents:

Exemplification of Recovery: Robt. Holden, pltff., Rich. Palfreyman, def.: for rent arising out of lands in West on on Trent

[no title] D3155/6420 24th May 1651

Contents:

Release: Henry Houlden, son and heir appt. of Robt. Houlden of Aston on Trent, gent., to Robt. Houlden, Rich. Levie of Beeston, Notts., yeo. and Thomas Rowe of London, mercer: all that capital messuage, Weston Hall, The Manor of Weston with appurtenances in Wilne and Shardlow. W: Wm. Allestrye, Henry Francis

[no title] D3155/6421 Michlemas 1648

Contents:

Fine: Nich. Willimott, esq. quer. Mary Rooper, def.: 30 messuages, 20 cottages and lands in Weston on Trent, Aston on Trent, Wilne and Shardlow

[no title] D3155/6422 3rd Feb. 1647

Slightly damaged by rats

Contents:

General release: Mary Rooper, late daughter of Anthony Rooper of Eltham, Kent, dec'd. to Nicholas Willimott of 30 messuages, 20 cottages and lands in Weston on Trent, Aston on Trent, Wilne and Shardlow. W: Francis Owen, Thomas Jones, James Deixson, Jean Deixson

[no title] D3155/6423 - 6424 1st and 2nd Feb. 1647

Contents:

Lease and Release: Mary Rooper to Nich. Willimott of the Manor and lands in Weston, Aston, Wilne, Shardlow, Morley, Smalley and Kiddersley. W: Frances Owen, Henry Gifford, Thomas Jones, James Deixson, Jean Deixson

[no title] D3155/6425 2nd Dec. 1647

Contents:

Assignment: Rt. Hon. Earl of Dorset (Lord Chamberlain), Sir Henry Compton of Brambletie, Sussex, Margaret Roper, widow of Anthony (late of Eltham, dec'd.) Thomas Stich of Newberry, Essex, gent., and Henry Stich his son and heir appt. to Robt. Houlden of Shardlow, gent.: the manor of Weston etc. (as 6423) of residue of a term of 40 years in a lease from Anthony Roper to Thomas and Henry Stich. W: Thomas Villiers, Geo. Gregson, John Flamstead, Steven Flamstead

[no title] D3155/6426 29th Nov. 1647

Contents:

Exemplification of recovery: Philip Geary, dem., Nich. Willimott, tenant, Margaret Roper, widow vouchee: messuages and lands in Weston, Aston, Wilne and Shardlow

[no title] D3155/6427 1st Oct. 1647

Contents:

Conveyance: Mary Rooper to Nich. Willimott of lands in West, Aston, Wilne and Shardlow in fee. W: John Walstead, John Jennings, Geo. Townsend, Thomas Cleaver, Wm. Smallwood, J.W. Gregory

[no title] D3155/6428 29th Nov. 1647

Contents:

Deed to lead to uses of a fine: Mary Rooper of 1st part, Nich. Willimott of 2nd part and Philipp Geary of Osmaston of 3rd part; on lands etc. at Weston, Aston, Wilne and Shardlow. W: H. Walstead, John Jennings Wm. Smallwood

[no title] D3155/6429 10th Nov. 1647

Contents:

Release and discharge: Mary Rooper to Nich. Willimott, for £3150 purchase money for sale of estate as 6428. W: H. Walstead, John Jennings, Wm. Smallwood

[no title] D3155/6430 23rd Oct. 1647

Contents:

Exemplification of a fine: Nich. Willimott quer. Mary Rooper, def.: of messuages etc. on Weston, Aston, Wilne and Shardlow

[no title] D3155/6431 5th Oct

Contents:

Feoffment: Edwd. Dylke of Kirkby Mallthorpe, Leics., gent. and Thomas Dylke, his son and heir to Sir Geo. Hastings of Loughboro' Leics. the Manor of Okethorpe. W: Ralph Sheldon, Geo. Gryse, Thomas Taylor, Ralph Watt, Geo. Taylor, Humph. Catherens, Wm. Mowntney, Nich. Henshawe, Rich. Chadwicke, Thomas Henshawe, Rich. Thompson, Simon Ellet, Wm. Taylor, John Henshaw, Thomas Coup, Ralph Tratt, Anthony Hill, Houghton Tomlinson, Ralph Hill

[no title] D3155/6432 20th Mar. 1733

Contents:

Bond to indemnify trustees: John Lawton of Leneton, Cheshire, esq. to Robert Wilmot of Osmaston, esq. and John Bowyer of Eaton, Cheshire, esq.: relating to the Manor of Lawton and messuages etc. in Lawton and Barthomly and the Manor of Balterley and all messuages etc. in Balterley, Woolstanton and Bettley, Staffs. sold to Strethill Harrison and Geo. Legh. W: R. Lawton, Wm. Clarke

[no title] D3155/6433 16th Dec. 1559

Contents:

Feoffment: Wm. Moreton of Moreton, Ches., esq. to Sir Rich. Leneson of Lylfell, Salop, Sir Edwd. Fritton of Galdsesmith, Ches., Sir...... Smythe of Henyll, Ches., Robt. Fellyhurse of Chester, Robt. Vernon of Gaserington. All and singular also lands messuages etc. in Chester. W: Robt. Vernon, jnr., Robt. Woodnet, Humph. Henshawe, Nich. Fenbby, Nich. Sharman etc

[no title] D3155/6434 12th Nov. 1570

Contents:

Articles of agreement: Wm. Yardeley of Yardeley, Staffs, gent. and Robt. Vernon of London, gent.: for the administration of the goods and chattels of Ralph Moreton, one of the gentlemen ushers of the Queen - The Manor of Northested, Yks

[no title] D3155/6435 1st Mar. 1585

Contents:

Bond: Thomas Gerrard of Lancs. esq. to Robt. Wilmot of Darby: refers to indentures dated 4th March, 1585. W: John Gowersy, John Gerard

[no title] D3155/6436 24th Dec. 1591

Contents:

Bond: Wm. Beaumont of Barrow on Trent, gent., and Elizabeth, his wife (daughter of Humph. Sutton of Derby, brazier, dec'd.) to Robt. Wilmot, the younger, of Derby, draper. Refers to indentures of same date. W: John Walton, John Dickenson, Wm. Warde of Stenson, Phillip Myde, Alex. Woodwarde

[no title] D3155/6436A 1st Apl

Contents:

Receipt: Martin Stringer of Claworthe, N Notts. gent. to Thomas Newton of Chaddesden, gent. for £4 10s. od. in the right of Eliz. his wife (late wife of Thomas Swinnerton, dec'd.) from the lands of the said Thomas in Chaddesden. W: Edwd.Pole, Roland Cotton

[no title] D3155/6437 1585

Contents:

Bond: Robt. Willimott of Derby, gent, and Robt. Willimott of Derby, draper to Geo. Sharley of Stanton and Edwd. Blunt of Burton and Ralph Adderly of Colton, Staffs.; whereas Sir Thomas Gerrard and Dame Eliz, his wife, and Thomas, his son and heir, by indenture on 27th Feb., 1585 conveyed unto R.W. 3 messuages etc. in Burnaston to be sold according to trust

[no title] D3155/6438 26th Apl. 1597

Contents:

Receipt: Rowland Hayshe, esq. to Robt. Willimott: £6 13s. 0d. from various tenants of land etc in Dalbury

[no title] D3155/6439 9th Aug. 1597

Contents:

Conveyance: Sir Thomas Gerrard of Etwall and Dame Eliz. his wife and Thomas their son and heir appt. and Robt. Willimott of Derby, gent. to Francis Coke of Trusley, esq.; three messuages in Burnaston. W: Phillip Aram, J. Bradshawe

[no title] D3155/6440 2nd Apl. 1598

Contents:

Indenture of defeazance: Frances Coke to Robt. Willimott; grants to R.W. that he will not touch him to warranty nor impeach him for any breach of covenant ant'd. in deed. 6439, but only such encumberances as are, or shall be made.... by the act of the said R.W. W: A. Bradshawe, Wm. Hicklinge, Chris. Newton, Ralph Woodcock

[no title] D3155/6441 7th Oct. 1602

Contents:

Lease: Sentloe Bradshawe of Osmaston, gent. to Robt. Willimott of Ashe, the younger, yeo.; the capital messuage, the Manor House of Osmaston and several closes for 9 years. W: John Baxter, Robt. Brownell, Chris. Legge, Wm. Hicklinge, John Alport, Wm. Woodeny

[no title] D3155/6441A 31st Mar. 1598

Contents:

Defeazance of a conveyance: Robt. Willimott of Ashe, yeo. to Sir Thomas Gerrard of Burne, Lancs., Dame Eliz. his wife and Thomas his son and heir appt. and Wm. Betham of Derby, gent. Meadow land in the town field of Langley and in Boulton. W: A. Bradshawe, Rich. Oliver, Phillip Aram

[no title] D3155/6442 2nd Nov. 1699

Contents:

Mortgage: Robt. Wilmot of Osmaston, esq. to Barbara Baimbridge of Derby, (Widow of Wm. Bainbrigge late of Lockington) a close, Weston Hollow, in Weston on Trent. (includes draft of similar mortgage of Mary Halden, widow, bond for performance and copy of this deed.) W: Hugh Bateman, Eliz. Bate, Wm. Whitehall

[no title] D3155/6443 29th Apr. 1699

Contents:

Mortgage Lease: Robt. Wilmot to Mary Holden of Aston on Trent, widow: a close, Weston Hollow, in Weston on Trent. W: Hen. Harding, Rich. Levis, Chas. Brome. (Incl. bond and copy of agreement.)

[no title] D3155/6444 2nd Mar. 1698

Contents:

Feoffment: Robt. Holden of Aston on Trent, gent., (son and heir of Samuel), Thomas (younger brother of Samuel), Mary Holden (widow of Samuel) Alexander Stanhope of Derby, esq. John Adderley of Derby, gent. to Robt. Wilmot of Osmaston, gent.: their moiety of Weston Hollow. W. Isaac Hawkins, Betham Orme, John Watson, Edwd. Parker, Hen. Gregson, Rich. Levis, jnr., John Salt, Chas. Brome

[no title] D3155/6445 27th Nov. 1685

Contents:

Release: Samuel Holden of Aston on Trent, esq. to Wm. Gilbert of Derby, gent. a moiety of Weston Hollow in Weston on Trent. W: Ann Adderley, Jo. Buxton, John Wright. (include lease to ensure possession 26th Nov., 1685.)

[no title] D3155/6446 1609

Contents:

Subsidy Rolls: the estreats indented for the 2nd payment of the third subsidy....... for Appletree. Morleston and Litchurch Hundreds. Commissioners Sir John Stanhope, Sir John Bentley, Sir Rich. Harpur and Wm. Knyveton, Robt. Willimott, Hugh Collection

[no title] D3155/6447 10th Jul. 1746

Contents:

Grant: Rt. Hon. Thesphilus, Earl of Huntingdon, to Sir Robt. Wilmot of Osmaston; a piece of land butting upon the Barn Close in possession of Ursula Wilmot, widow, in Osmaston. W: J. S. Lowther, Robt. Dickinson. (Include power of attorney for Edwd. Wilmot of Duffield.)

[no title] D3155/6448 1st Dec. 1753

Contents:

Feoffment: Rt. Hon. Frances, Earl of Huntingdon, to Sir Robt. Wilmot of Osmaston; the Manor of Osmaston. W: Gewn Bronghton, Thomas Shipton

[no title] D3155/6449 13th Oct. 1730

Contents:

Release: Edwd. Wilmot of Middle Temple, gent. and Robt. Charnells of 1st part, Robt. Wilmot, the elder, of Osmaston, esq. and Robt. his son and heir appt. of 2nd part and Wm. Leaper of Derby, gent. of 3rd part.; lands in Osmaston. W: John Noten, Hugh Bateman, Wm. Rowse, Edwd. Barker. (Field names.)

[no title] D3155/6450 13th Oct. 1730

Contents:

Release: Edwd. Wilmot of Middle Temple, gent. and Robt. Charnells of 1st part, Robt. Wilmot, the elder, of Osmaston, esq. and Robt. his son and heir appt. of 2nd part to Wm. Osborne of Derby, gent. of 3rd part.; lands in Osmaston. W: John Noten, Hugh Bateman, Wm. Rowse, Edwd. Baker. (Field Dates. include lease for possession 12th Oct., 1730.)

[no title] D3155/6451 19th Jan. 1729

Contents:

Feoffment: Robt. Wilmot, the elder of Osmaston and Robt. his son and heir appt. of 1st part, Wm. Leaper of Derby, gent., and Alice his wife to of 2nd part and Thomas Shipton of Osmaston, clerk of 3rd part.; of lands in Osmaston. W: Thomas Allestree, Robt. Charnells. (Field Names)

[no title] D3155/6452 1st Jan. 1730

Contents:

Mortgage: Robt. Wilmot, the elder, and Robt. his son and heir appt. of 1st part, Edwd. Wilmot and Robt. Charnells of 2nd part, and Thomas Gisborne of Derby, esq. of 3rd part; messuages etc. in Weston on Trent. W: Thomas Twining, John Taylor, Wm. Bateman, Robt. Bagshaw

[no title] D3155/6453 25th Apl. 1728

Contents:

Release: Robt. Wilmot of Osmaston and Robt. Holden of Inner Temple of 1st part, Ben. Parker of Chaddesden and Thomason, his wife (formerly wife of Edwd. Large of Derby.) of 2nd part and John Gisborne of Derby, esq. of 3rd part.; of lands etc. formerly the property of Edwd. Large. W: Robt. Cheslyn, Jos. Greaves, Chris. Bassane

[no title] D3155/6454 23rd Mar. 1686

Contents:

Declaration: John Bancroft of Derby, baker, of 1st part, John Gisborne of Derby, gent. the younger of 2nd part, John Gisborne of Derby, gent. the elder of 3rd part, Isaac Platts of Derby, gent. of 4th part and Robt. Willimott of Osmaston, esq. of 5th part.; various mortgaged lands in Osmaston, assigned to the above first mentioned 4 parties held in trust for the benefit of R.W. W: not executed

[no title] D3155/6455 14th Jan. 1957

Contents:

Marriage Settlement: Thomas Cockayne of Barne, esq. (eldest son and heir appt. of Sir Aston Cockayne of Pooley, Warwicks.) of 1st part, Rt. Hon. Frances, Lord Newport, Salop, The Hon. Andrew Newport of Dyther, Montgomerys., esq., Sir Thomas Woolryche of Dudmaston, Salop, Rich. Ottery of Pitchford, Salop of 2nd part, Sir Thomas Eyton of Eyton, Salop, Adam Ottley of Grays Inn and Francis Leening, haberdasher of 3rd part.; in consideration of a marriage between Thomas Cockayne and Rachel Sturry, daughter of Carew Sturry of Downe Rossell, Salop - Settlement of the manors of Ashbourne, Great Clifton and Little Clifton with appurtenances in Meathley, Offcote, Underwood, Fenton, Sturston and Bradley. W: John Field, Thomas Langley, Eliz. Newport, Eliz. Sturry, Paul Bucknam

[no title] D3155/6456 4th Jun. 1723

Contents:

Deed of exchange: Robt. Wilmot of Osmaston, esq. and Wm. Leaper of Osmaston, gent.; of lands in Osmaston. W: Thomas Shipton, Hugh Bateman

[no title] D3155/6457 19th Apl. 1739

Contents:

Assignment of Mortgage: Wm. Newton of Burton on Trent, gent. of 1st part, Robt. Wilmot, esq. son and heir of Robt. Wilmot late of Osmaston, dec'd. of 2nd part and Rev. Wm. Hudsford, Vicar of Offchurch, Warwicks. of 3rd part.: a moiety of Newton Grange. W: Arabella Narow, Rich. Nicholls

[no title] D3155/6458 2nd Nov. 1671

Contents:

Settlement: Robt. Willimott of Chaddesden, esq. to Phillip, Gery of Derby. gent. and Sampson Baker (servant of Nich. Willimatt, Sergeant at Law.); the manor of Chaddesden with appartenances in Morley, Breadsall and Spondon. W: Wm. Wright, Rich. Joynes, German Parker

[no title] D3155/6459 22nd Sept. 1625

Contents:

Conveyance: Roger Columbell of Darley (son and heir of Peter Columbell late of Kegworth dec'd.) Edwd. Revell of Brookhill and Roger Columbell of Brimmington (brother of Peter) and John Wright of Tunstead, yeo. to Robt. Smith of Lockington, yeo.: two water mills in Kegworth, Leics. W: Geo. Abney, Frances Revell, Wm. Hill, Thom. Plant, Thom. Rowland

[no title] D3155/6460 1st July 1721

Contents:

Covenant: Arabella Marrow of St. James, Westminster, spinster of 1st part, Sir Charles Sedley of Oxton, Notts, Bart. (son and heir of Sir Charles Sedley of Southfleet) and Stoughton Bird of Holborn, gent. of 2nd part, Thom. Best of Chatham, Kent, esq. and John Myhell of same, esq. of 3rd part.: to indemnify Miss Marrow for executing an assignment of a mortgage on lands etc. in Hylesford, Kent. W: John Newdegate, Elton Levett, Robt. Brooke

[no title] D3155/6461 1st Aug. 1660

Contents:

Feoffment: Nich. Willimott of Grays Inn, esq. of 1st part, Anne Smith als. Frith (widow of Joseph Frith of Derby, malster) and Thom. Smith als. Frith son and heir of 2nd part and Henry Noton of Derby, dyer of 3rd part.: 3 acres of arable land in Wind Mill Pitt Field, Derby. W: Rich. Carter, Hoseph Greaterex, Thom. Catesbie

[no title] D3155/6462 Easter Term 1604

Contents:

Fine: Robt. Steynson and Eliz. his wife, quer., Robt. Willimott, def. of a messuage etc. in Normanton by Derby

[no title] D3155/6463 4th Sept. 1612

Contents:

Release: Michael Findern of Findern, esq. and Edwd. Hill of Honiley, Warwicks, gent. to Robt. Willimott of Chaddesden, gent; certain lands in Normanton by Derby conveyed to them by Robt. Steynson. W: Thom. Hill

[no title] D3155/6464 28th Mar. 1566

Contents:

Feoffment. John Hunt of London, Hunts., gent. to John Stevenson of Normanton, husbandman, a messuage in Normanton by Derby in occn. of Wm. Bancrofte

[no title] D3155/6465 28th Oct. 1612

Contents:

Release: Michael Findern of Findern, esq. and Edwd. Hill of Honiley, Warwicks, gent. to Robt. Willimott of Chaddesden, gent; certain lands in Normanton by Derby convyed to them by Robt. Steynson. W: Thom. Hill

[no title] D3155/6466 1st Mar. 1647

Contents:

Conveyance: Nich. Willimott to Wm. Sheldon of Derby, tailor: an acre of land in Normanton field next Derby. W: Frances Wilkinson, Edwd. Sheldon, J. W. Gregory

[no title] D3155/6467 1st Dec. 1648

Contents:

Conveyance: Nich. Willimott to Henry Ophley of Normanton, husbandman, an acre and a half of arable in Normanton field, next Derby. W: Many. Dawson, J. W. Gregory, Hen. Morledge

[no title] D3155/6468 9th Jun. 1613

Contents:

Feoffment: Wm. Whitmore of London, esq. and Jonah Verdon of London, gent. to Robt. Willimott of Chaddesden, gent.: several cottages in Derby and two cottages on "Alderman Hill, Derby." W: Edwd. Sawyer, Thom. Sandwith, John Milward, Edwd. Shrigley, Wm. Srigge

[no title] D3155/6469 1st Dec. 1650

Contents:

Conveyance: Nich. Willinott to Thom. Stanton of Derby, cordwainer.: 3 acres of arable land in Windmill Pitt Field, Derby. W: Robt. Mellor, J. W. Gregory, Dan. Beachcroft

[no title] D3155/6470 1st May 1732

Contents:

Assignment of Mortgage: Joyce Osborne of Derby, spinster, of 1st part, Edwd. Wilmot and Robt. Charnells of 2nd part, Robt. Wilmot the elder of Osmaston, esq. of 3rd part and Robt. Wilmot the younger and John Eardley Wilmot of 4th part: the capital messuage in Osmaston, the house called the Dale House and several closes in Osmaston. W: Thom. Ramser, Wm. Rowse, Hugh Bateman, oJoseph Bateman. (Field Names)

[no title] D3155/6471 4th Oct. 1723

Contents:

Release: Robt. Wilmot of Osmaston, esq. Anne Revell of Brookhill (widow of Robt. Revell) Edwd. Wilmot of Brookhill, gent., Charles Wilmot, rector of Kirk Langley, Wm. Trafford of Swithamly, Staffs. esq. and Thom. Muxloe of Swepstone, Leics. esq. to John Webb of Heaton, Staffs, gent.: a messuage "Ravensclough" in Rushton Spenser, Staffs, and lands there. W: Ch. Wedgewood, Robt. Charnells, Wm. Bostock, Joseph Wilkinson

[no title] D3155/6472 1723-1730

Contents:

An account of monies advanced by purchase and mortgage on Wm. Wilmots estate - Rushton Spencer, Osmaston, Audley, Staffs, Weston on Trent

[no title] D3155/6473 8th Aug. 1723

Contents:

Release: Robt. Wilmot of Osmaston, esq. and Anne Revell of Brookhill (widow of Robt. Revell) Edwd. Wilmot of Brookhill, gent., Charles Wilmot, rector of Kirk Langley, Wm. Trafford of Swithamly, Staffs. esq. and Thom. Muxloe of Swepstone, Leics. esq. to Charles Wedgewood of Harraches Staffs., esq. and Wm. Bourne, the younger of Little Chell, Staffs.: a messuage and lands in Rushton Spencer, Staffs. W: Robt. Charnells, Joseph Wilkinson, Wm. Bostock

[no title] D3155/6474 20th Oct. 1659

Contents:

Conveyance: Nich. Willinott of Osmaston, esq. to Henry Goodere of Grays Inn, Esq. All the capital manor house in Cramsley, Northants known as Poulton's Manor - the rectory and advenson of the parish church of Cramsley and several messuages etc. in Cramsley, Broughton, Thorpe, Malsow, Hoddington and Kettering all in Co. Northants W: Edwd. Conyers, Rich. Warde, John Headly, Geo. Gromar

[no title] D3155/6475 30th May 1700

Contents:

Settlement: Rowland Cotton of Bellaport, Salop, esq. and Mary his wife (one of the daughters of Sir Sam. Sleigh of Etwall, dec'd.) to Sir Edwd. Abrey of Willesley, Edwd. Mainwaring of Whitmore, Staffs, esq. Robt. Wilmot the younger (son and heir appt. of R.W. of Osmaston) and John Ward of Capesthorne, Cheshire, esq.: the manors of Etwall and Burnaston. W: Thom. Birch, Frances Jones, Hen. Wood, Anne Lyttleton, Wm. Ballidon, Ann Baker

[no title] D3155/6476 1st Jul. 1748

Contents:

Deed of exchange: Sir Robt. Wilmot of Osmaston to James Shuttleworth, esq. and Mary his wife (daughter and heir of Robt. Holden late of Aston, dec'd.) Robt. Holden of Inner Temple and Joseph Greaves of Aston (R.H. and J.G. trustees of Robt. Holden, dec'd.): a cottage in Aston on Trent for lands in Weston on Trent. W: Eardley Wilmot, Frances Wheler, Hen. Tatam. (Incl. 3 letters re. exchange
1 from Wm. Parr, a tenant, to Sir R.W. 6/6/1748
2 from Jo. Greaves to J. Eardley Wilmot 6/6/1748
3 from Jo. Greaves to J. Eardley Wilmot 6/7/1748

[no title] D3155/6477 16th Nov. 1730

Contents:

Mortgage: Robt. Wilmot, the elder of Osmaston, esq. Robt. his son and heir appt. and John Eardley Wilmot the younger son, to Margaret Chambers of Derby, widow.: of lands in Eardley and Talk on the Hill in the parish of Audley, Staffs. for £2,000 and interest. W: W. Fitzherbert, Thom. Dods

[no title] D3155/6478 24th Mar. 1667

Contents:

Covenant to levy a fine: John Heath, H.M. Attornay General of Dutchy of Lancaster, Ferdinand Hastings of London, and George Flaunt of Foston, Leics, esq. of 1st part, Sir Richard Hastings of Redlish, Som. and Dame Margaret, his wife, Robt. Phillip of Westminster, esq. and Agnes, his wife of 2nd part and Chas. Cheyney of Chelsea, esq., Wm.Duckett of Hortham, Wilts. esq. and Robt. Willimott of Grays Inn, esq.: the manor of Redlish, Sozerset and a moiety of the Manor of Stock Holloway. W: Nich. Willinott, John Doun, Sam. Baker, Frances Revell, Nich. Lunt

[no title] D3155/6479 1st Jan. 1704

Contents:

Covenant to levy a fine: Sir John Kaye of Woodson, Yorks. bart., Matt. Holleth of Menden Wks. esq. Arthur Kaye, esq. (son and heir of Sir John) and Anne his wife, John Knightley als. Whitwick of Offchurch, Wks. esq. and Mary his wife, Robt. Wilmot (son and heir of R.W.) and Ursula his wife, John Harpur of Twyford, Simon Biddulph of Bursury, Wks. esq., Eliz. Marow and Arabella Marow, spinsters, (Anne, Mary, Ursula, Eliz. and Arabella, five daughters and co-heirs of Sir Sam. Marow of Berkswell) to Wm. Strath of Berkswell, gent. and Henry Webb of Offchurch, gent.: properties in Well Street, Bull Street, Pinfold Street and Moore Street, Birmingham. W: Ed. Williamson, Rich. Banner, Rich. Simes, Robt. Rockley

[no title] D3155/6480 28th Mar. 1758

Contents:

Release: Most Hon. Wm. Duke of Devonshire to Sir Robt. Wilmot of Osmaston and Sir John Eardley Wilmot of Grays Inn: land at Chaddesden - Beaumont Acre. W: J. Charmesson, Francis Barkes. (Incl. lease for 21 years D of D to Edgar How.)

[no title] D3155/6481 2nd Apl. 1675

Contents:

Marriage Settlement: Edwd. Houlden of Ampthill, Beds., clerk to John Watson of same, gent, John Archer, citizen and mercer of London and Chris. Deane of Middle Temple, gent. and Rebecca Watson, daughter of John: for consideration of a marriage between Edwd. Houlden and Rebecca Watson, settlement of lands in Weston on Trent. W: John Aldridge, John Prior, Mary Springe

[no title or date] D3155/6482

Contents:

Subsidy Rolls: The estreats indented..... for the assessment and payment of the 4th subsidy to within the Hundreds of Morleston and Appletree granted to the late sovereign, Queen Elizabeth..... Sir John Willoughby, Sir John Bentley, Henry Sacheverall and Rich. Harpur Commissioners..... Frances Beaumont of Barrow collecter

[no title] D3155/6483 Trin.Term 1642

Contents:

Petition to court: Robt. Wilmot and John Brownell, his attorney, against Wm. Leaper: re Mill Pitt Close, Osmaston, formerly part of the lands of Darley Abbey

[no title] D3155/6484 15th Dec. 1769

Contents:

Release: Sir Robt. Wilmot of Osmaston to Edward Wilmot, the younger of Duffield, esq.: a messuage in Ealing. W: Arrabella McCulloch, Robt. Want. Incl. lease for possession dated 14/12/1769

[no title] D3155/6485 21st Jan. 1729

Contents:

Settlement - copy: Robt. Wilmot the elder of Osmaston and Ursula his wife (daughter of Sam. Marow of Berkswell) of 1st part, Robt. Wilmot the younger of 2nd part, Ben. Johnson of Inner Temple, gent. and Foot Gregg of the Sir Clarks Office, gent. of 3rd part, Edwd. Wilmot of Midale Temple and Robt. Charnells of Sepston, Leics, gent. of 4th part.: the manor of Osmaston, the tythes of Litchurch, messuages etc. in Weston on Trent, Borrowash, Spondon, Newton Grange, Rushton Spencer and Audley, Staffs, Aston, Wilne, and Shardlow

[no title] D3155/6486 21st Jan. 1729

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[no title] D3155/6487 13th Oct. 1730

Contents:

Grant and release: Edwd. Wilmot of Middle Temple and Robt. Charnells of 1st part, Robt. Wilmot the elder of Osmaston and Robt. W. the younger of 2nd part and Wm. Leaper of Derby, gent. of 3rd part.: lands in Osmaston. W: Hugh Bateman, Jo. Bateman, Charles Girling

[no title] D3155/6488 21st Jan

Contents:

[no title] D3155/6489 22nd Jan. 1729

Contents:

Schedule. Robt. Wilmot the elder of Osmaston: schedule of debts outstanding to be settled in accordance with the settlement of 21st Jan., 1729. deed 6485. W: Thom. Bayly, Thom. Allestree, Wm. Leaper

[no title] D3155/6490-6491 22nd Jan. 1729

Contents:

Schedule. Robt. Wilmot the elder of Osmaston: schedule of debts outstanding to be settled in accordance with the settlement of 21st Jan., 1729. deed 6485. W: Thom. Bayly, Thom. Allestree, Wm. Leaper

[no title] D3155/6492 28th Apl. 1658

Contents:

Lease: Charles Cotton of Berisford, Staffs. esq. to Wm. Hollingworth of Spondon. Gent. All that upper part and portion lying North of the enclosure.... the Narrow Easterdale in the constabulary of Spondon for 21 years. W: Rich. Crosse, John Thacker, John Holling-worth, Rich. Whingate

[no title] D3155/6493 4th Aug. 1715

Contents:

Will: Robt. Wilmot of Osmaston: bequest incl. lands at Osmaston, Weston on Trent, Normanton, Aston, Wilne and Shardlow, Staffs. W: Wm. Leaper, Johnathan Bances, Sam. Clay

[no title] D3155/6494 12th Sep. 1674

Contents:

Marriage settlement: Sir John Harpur of Calke of 1st part the Jon. Lady Anne Willoughby daughter of Wm. Lord Willoughby dec'd. of 2nd part, Charles Willoughby (youngest son of Lord Wm.) and John Carey of Stanwell, Middlesex of 3rd part.: in consideration of a marriage between Sir John and Lady Anne - settlement of The Manor of Caulke, the Manor of Boulton a moiety of the Manor of Wendsley, Bridgetown, Ticknall

[no title] D3155/6495 30th Apl. 1703

Contents:

Abstract of marriage settlement: Sir John Harpur and Dame Katherine, his wife of 1st part, Anne, Lady Crew of 2nd part, Walter Burdett and John Burdett of 3rd part, Sir John Woodhouse, Sir Nich. Lestrange, Thomas Cartwright, Borrace Warren, John Harpur of Twyford and Robt. Wilmot, jnr. of Osmaston of 4th part for making provision for Dame Katherine if she survive Sir John - the premises in Hemmington, Leics, Warnslow, Quarnford and Gatham, Staffs., Smisby, Wensley Winster and Bridgetown, Aubys., Longnor and Holesclough, Staffs

[no title] D3155/6496 1656

Contents:

Special verdict: Per Pace to answer Gavin Collingwood.: re forcible entry into property at Kingston on Thames

[no title] D3155/6497 6th Apl. 1681

Contents:

Release: copy. Sir Nich. Willimott of Osmaston, Robt. his son and heir appt., Frances Revell of Carnefield, esq. and Nich. Willimott to Samuel Holden of Aston on Trent, esq.: of lands in Aston, Weston, Wilne and Shardlow. W: S. Degge, Jos. Parker, J. Eddersley, Thom. Swinnerton, Wm. Bambrigge, Robt. Revell, Rich. Knight

[no title] D3155/6498 6th Apl. 1681

Contents:

Release - copy: Dorothy Houlden of Derby (widow of Henry Houlden of Weston on Trent, dec'd.) Sam. Holden, John Houlden of Wilne and Robt. Houlden of Weston, (son and heir of Henry dec'd.) of 1st part, Sir Nich. Wilmot and Robert his son and heir, Frances Revell and Nich. Wilmot of Duffield of 2nd Part and Sampson Baker of Ashbourne and Rich. Knight, servant to Sir Nich. of 3rd part: messuages in Weston on Trent, Anton, Shardlow and Wine. W: S. Degge, Jos, Parker, J. Hedderley, Wm. Bainbrigge, Robt. Revell, Thom. Swinnerton

[no title] D3155/6499 1655

Contents:

Case: Robt. Houldon, petf. Nich. Willmott, def. re dispute over Hallow Close, Weston on Trent

[no title] D3155/6500 6th Apl. 1681

Contents:

Release: Sir Nich. Willimott of Osmaston, Robt. his son and heir appt., Frances Revell of Carnefield, esq. and Nich. Willimott to Edwd. Holden of Weston on Trent, clerk. The adrowson of the rectory of Weston and lands there. W: S. Degge, Jos. Parker, J. Eddersley, Thom. Swinnerton, Wm. Bambrigge, Robt. Revell, Rich. Knight

[no title] D3155/6501 10th Apl. 1627

Contents:

Feoffment: Robt. Wilmot of Chaddesden to Edwd. Holden of Wilne, yeo. of a messuage and lands in Normanton. W: Wm. Fisher, Geo. Henson, Thom. Coupe, Thom. Simpson, Wm. Turner, John Turner, Hum. Lee

[no title] D3155/6502 18th Dec. 1725

Contents:

Will: Sir Arthur Kay of Woodsome, Yorks. Bequest includes properties at London, Woodsome, Yorks, Denbighshire, Debby, Yorks. W: Edwd. Wilmot, Wm. Gilroy, J. Cornthwaite

[no title] D3155/6503 15th Feb. 1733

Contents:

Lease: John Walker of Osmaston, blacksmith, to Wm. Osborne of Olvaston, gent.: Two lands in Mill Pit Field, Osmaston for 99 years at a yearly rent of 5/-. W: Hugh Batenan, Jo. Bateman

[no title] D3155/6504 4th Jul. 1707

Contents:

Assignment of mortgage: Abraham Crompton of Derby, gent. of 1st part, John Steere of Beverley, Yorks., clerk, son and heir of John Steere the elder of Osmaston of 2nd part and John Leaper of Osmaston, tanner of 3rd part. A messuage in Osmaston and Alvaston and other lands in Normanton and Boulton mortgaged to Crompton. W: John Steare, Rich. Levis

[no title] D3155/6505 22nd Jan. 1729

Contents:

Schedule: Robt. Wilmot of Osmaston: 2nd schedule of debts

[no title] D3155/6506 25th Sep. 1732

Contents:

Commission: Robt. Wilmot. Captain of troop of horse commonly called the West-minster Troop of the Militia of Middlesex

[no title] D3155/6507 1st Feb. 1631

Contents:

Defeazance of statute: Robt. Wilmot of Chaddesden to Thomas Weedham of Alton: re a bond to R.W

[no title] D3155/6508 4th May 1732

Contents:

Release: Sir Robt. Wilmot and Ursula his wife, (daughter of Sir Sam. Marow) of 1st part. Robt. Wilmot the younger and Catherine his wife of 2nd part, Edwd. Wilmot of Middle Temple and Robt. Charnells of 3rd part, Thom. Allestill of Alvaston, esq. and Wm. Huddesford of Bireton, Wks., clerk of 4th part and John Eardley Wilmot of Inner Temple of 5th part: of lands etc. in Osmaston and in Rushton Spencer, Staffs. W: Sam. Bracebudge, Clay, Wm. Baker, Thom. Skipton, Wm. Rowse, Jos. Filkins, Eliz. Shaw, Jonas Turner, Hen. Marlow

[no title] D3155/6509 Mich.Term

Contents:

Fine: Robt. Wilmot, esq., John How and Thomas Caton, quer., John Cooke, Robt. Hanford, and Elis. his wife, Ann Hanford, widow, and John Steere, defs. of three messuages, three gardens, three orchards, three acres of land, ten acres of pasture, in Osmaston and Etwall

[no title] D3155/6510 13th Jan. 1703

Contents:

Lease for a year: Ursula Marow, spinster (daughter of Sir Sam. late of Berkswell, Wks.) to Robt. Wilmot, son and heir of Robt. Wilmot of Osmaston, John Harpur of Twyford, esq. and Simon Biddulph of Burnurry, Wks. esq.: a fifth part of the Manors of Berkswell, and Birmingham and the Manor of Newland, Coventry. W: Hugh Bateman, Jos. Whitehall, Hen. Bowman

[no title] D3155/6511 20th Sep. 1632

Contents:

Lease: Thom. Needham of Alton, esq. to John Willimott of Chaddesden, gent.: closes in Alton in parish of Wirksworth for 21 years. W: Jo. Osborn, Frances Cokayne, Edwd. Smalley, Hen. Clarke, Thom. Pym, Edwd. Bottell John Flamstead, Roger Allestree, Geo. Gaunt. (Field names)

[no title] D3155/6512 18th Apl. 1605

Contents:

Conveyance: Robt. Willimott of Ashe, gent. to Wm. Roulston of Boulton, yeo. and Anne his wife: a close in Alvaston and arable land in Boulton. W: John Baxter, John Greaves, Phillip Aram

[no title] D3155/6513 14th Apl. 1715

Contents:

Disposition of legacy: Ursula Wilmot, wife of Sir Robt. Wilmot: of a third part of the money arising from the sale of the Exhall estate, and an Oxfordshire estate under the will of Dame Mary Marow, dec'd. W: Sarah Deakin, Eliz. Thompson, Sam. Gollin

[no title] D3155/6514 15th Sep. 1763

Contents:

Release - draft: Joshua Crompton of Derby, gent. (a son of Samuel C. of Derby dec'd.) of 1st part, Jos. Osborn of Spondon, gent. of 2nd part and Sir Robt. Wilmot of Osmaston and Henry Wilmot of Grays Inn of 3rd part.: a messuage in Osmaston and eight lands in Normanton and Boulton

[no title] D3155/6515 20th Sep. 1647

Contents:

Lease: Geo. Pagett of Weston on Trent, yeo. to Nich. Willimott of Grays Inn: his lands in Weston on Trent during the life of Ellen Pagett. W: Gilbert Newton, J. W. Gregory

[no title] D3155/6516 8th Oct. 1647

Contents:

Surrender: John Smyther, sen. and John Smyther, jnr. to Rich. Manley and Eliz. his wife: a messuage etc. in Richmond. (Manor of Richmond.)

[no title] D3155/6517 27th Jul. 1641

Contents:

Feoffment: Nich. Willimott to Edwd. Bown of Derby, ironmonger: lands in Normanton. W: Wm. Stenson, Peter Bourne, E. Pym

[no title] D3155/6518 18th Jul. 1579

Contents:

Assignment of lease: Aiden Waferer of London, gent. to Frances Rolleston, late of Mathfield, Staffs, esq.: of the Manor of Mathfield and lands in Mathfield, Co. Staffs. for the remainder of a term granted by the Abbot of the late dissolved Monastery of Tutbury. W: Wm. Norwood, John Sherwood, Edwd. Genn, Thom. Cottrell

[no title] D3155/6519 20th Sep. 1647

Contents:

Lease: John Rose of Weston on Trent, blacksmith to Nich. Willimott: a cottage and lands in Weston during the life of John Rose. W: John Houlding, Geo. Cashe, J. W. Gregory

[no title] D3155/6520 1704

Contents:

Rentroll: Lady Marow. A rental of My Lady Marow's joynture at Birmingham, Ladyday 1704

[no title] D3155/6521 18th Apl. 1593

Contents:

Conveyance: Thom. Hunt of Aston on Trent, gent., and Alice his wife and Robert, his son and heir apparent to Rich. Sale, clerk of Weston on Trent, and Dorothy his wife, and Richard their son.: the manor of Shardlow with appurtenances in Shardlow, Aston, Wilne, and Boulton, W: Chris. Tomlinson, Thom. Tomlinson, Rich. Newton

[no title] D3155/6522 14th Sep. 1611

Contents:

Feoffment: Robt. Willimott of Chaddesden, yeo., Rose Baxter of Derby, widow, Thom. Poyser of Kirk Langley, yeo. and Katherine his wife (sister of John Baxter) and Rich. Alport of Great Wipley, Staffs., yeo. and Elizabeth his wife (another sister) and Wm. Alport of Great Bloxing, Staffs. yeo. to John Porthouse of Rynalde Hall nr. Walsall, gent. and Marce his wife.: lands in Walsall, Staffs. W: Sam. Pope, Robt. Brownell, Thom. Walton, Robt. Harwood, John Perschouse

[no title] D3155/6523 14th Sep. 1763

Contents:

Lease for a year: John Crompton of Derby, gent. (son of Samuel) and Joseph Osborn of Spondon, gent. to Sir Robt. Wilmot of Osmaston and Sir John Eardley Wilmot ofOsmaston and Henry Wilmot of Grays Inn.: a messuage in Osmaston and lands in Normanton. W: Thom. Fox, S. Horrocks

[no title] D3155/6524 1st Jan. 1650

Contents:

Feoffment: Nich. Willimott to Henry Pimm of Shardlow, yeo. Lands etc. in Shardlow and Wilne to the use of Henry in fee and Alice his wife and their heirs for life of the longer liver of them and after death to Wm. Bryan in fee. W: Rich. Brian, Rich. Sheepy, Pym, Rich. Pimm, John Pimm

[no title] D3155/6525 1st Sep. 1650

Contents:

Conveyance: Nich. Willimott to Thomas Jerrome of Derby, blacksmith: a close in Derby at Green Lane Head called "The Leys". W: J. W. Gregory, Rich. Ward, Rich. Wright, Edwd. Ward

[no title] D3155/6526 25th Aug. 1659

Contents:

Assignment of mortgage: Anthony Allsop of Alsop en le Dale, esq. of 1st part, Nich. Willimott of Grays Inn, esq of 2nd part and Sir John Curzon of Kedleston of 3rd part: a messuage - New Inns House in Alsop en le Dale and several closes. W: Frances Curzon, Robt. Roulston, Thomas Catesbie

[no title] D3155/6527 26th Feb. 1663

Contents:

Conveyance: Nich. Willimott of 1st part. Geo. Beastall of Darley, yeo. of 2nd part to Wm. Parker of Turkersley, Darley, yeo. and Mary his wife of 3rd part.: two closes in Darley, W: Nicholas Exton, Rich. Milner, James Bestall, Rich. Calton

[no title] D3155/6528 23rd Jan. 1730

Contents:

Assignment of Mortgage: Thomas Steere of Manchester, fustianman (son and heir of John Steere, the younger, dec'd. who was son and heir of John Steere the elder of Osmaston, dec'd.) of 1st part, John Baxter of Nottingm. drysalter of 2nd part, Wm. Leaper of Derby, gent. of 3rd part and Wm. Osborne of Alvaston, gent. of 4th part: a messuage in Osmaston and lands in Osmaston, Alvaston, Normanton and Boulton. W: Sam. Inglesant, Henry Morris

[no title] D3155/6529 4th Nov. 1733

Contents:

Lease for a year: Dame Anne Kaye, (widow of Sir John Kaye, late of Woodsome, Yorks., dec'd., daughter of Sir Sam. Marow, dec'd.) to Robt. Wilmot the younger of Osmaston, esq. A fifth part of the Manor of Birmingham. W: John Eardley Wilmot, John Hampshire

[no title] D3155/6530 22nd Jun. 1729

Contents:

Schedule: Robt. Wilmot: 1st schedule of debts referred to in settlement of 1729. W: Thom. Bayly, Thom. Allestree, W. Leaper

[no title] D3155/6531 4th May 1732

Contents:

Lease and release: Robt. Wilmot the elder and Ursula his wife of 1st part, Robt. Wilmot the younger and Catharine his wife of 2nd part Edwd. Wilmot and Robt. Charnells of 3rd part Thom. Allestree of Alvaston, esq. and Wm. Huddesford of Boreton Wks., clerk of 4th part and John Eardley Wilmot of Inner Temple, esq. of 5th part: messuages, cottages, land etc. in Osmaston and Weston on Trent - a fifth part of the Manor of Rushton Spencer, messuages in Audley. W: Thom. Shipton, Wm. Rowse, Jos. Felkin, Eliz. Shaw, Jo mas Turner, J. McCulloch

[no title] D3155/6532 10th Oct. 1765

Contents:

Lease: Sir Robt. Wilmot of Osmaston, Walter Gibbons of Lincolns Inn, gent. (trustees of will of Sir John Cope of Bath dec'd.) to Wm. Sharman of Burgh St. Peter for 11 yrs. W: B. Gcoch, M. Gcoch

[no title] D3155/6533 4th Oct 1675

Contents:

Demise for 2000 years: Frances Marshall of Derby, upholsterer and Rich. Knight of Osmaston, gent of 1st part, Robt. Wilmot (son and heir of Sir Nich. W., Sergeant at Law) and Nich. Wilmot (2nd son of Sir Nich.) and Thom. Robey of Castle Donington, esq. and Dorothy his wife of 2nd part, John Beardsley, clerk, Thom. Robey the younger, yeo., Thom. Fox gent and Thom. Dalby of C. Donington, Thom. Stables, yeo., Frances Cokaine, Wm. Kniton, yeo. of Chaddesden, John Carter, Wm. Leaper and John Steere of Osmaston, yeo. of 3rd part of a third part of lands in Litchurch to provide for charitable uses 12 pence per week to each of 6 poor people in the Almshouse in Chaddesden. W: J. W. Gregory, Peter Gery, Anthony Gery,.. Gery

[no title] D3155/6534 25th Mar. 1720

Contents:

Assignment: John Leaper of Derby, tanner to John Baxter of Nottingm. drysalter: a messuage and lanae in Oanaseon,Alvaston, Normanton and Boulton. W: Wm. Hodgkinson, Mat. Howe

[no title] D3155/6535 11th Aug. 1766

Contents:

Lease for seven years: Sir Robt. Wilmot and Walter Gibbons (executors of will of Sir John Cope, dec'd.) to John Hobart of Burgh St. Peters, Norfolk, yeo,: a messuage in Burgh St. Peters, Norfolk. W: B. Gooch, N. Gooch

[no title] D3155/6536 4th May 1732

Contents:

Release: Robt. Wilmot the elder of Osmaston and Robert his son and heir apparent of 1st part, Edwd. Wilmot and Robt. Charnells of 2nd part and Thomas Allestree of Alvaston and Wm. Huddesford of Boreton of 3rd part: the Manor of Osmaston, messuages and lands in Weston on Trent, Borrowash, Spondon a moiety of Newton Grange and fifth part of the Manor of Rushton Spencer and messuages etc. in Audley, Staffs. W: Thom. Shipton, Wm. Rowse, Jos. Felkin

[no title] D3155/6537 15th Sep. 1763

Contents:

Grant and release: Joshua Crompton of Derby, gent. (son of Samuel dec'd.) of 1st part, Joseph Osborne of Spondon, gent. of 2nd part and Sir Robert Wilmot of 3rd part: a messuage in Osmastonand lands in Normanton and Boultor. W: Thomas Fox, S. Horrocks

[no title] D3155/6538 7th Jul. 1696

Contents:

Settlement: John Steere, the elder, of Osmaston, yeo. of 1st part and John Steere, the younger, his son and heir apparent: lands in Osmaston, Normanton, Boulton, Alvaston for 1000 years after his death settling debts up to £100 and providing for younger sons Joseph and Benjamin. W: Robt. Wilmot, Thom. Hall

[no title] D3155/6539 30th Apl. 1763

Contents:

Grant and release: Joseph Osborne of Spondon, gent. and Sarah his wife, Wm. Osborne of Coventry, tanner, (son and heir apparent of John) and Wm. Osborne of Alvaston gent. (eldest son and surviving executor of James O. of Alvaston dec'd brother of Wm. O. of Alvaston dec'd.) to Sir Robt. Wilmot of Osmaston and Sir John Eardley Wilmot, Judge of Kings Bench and Henry Wilmot of Grays Inn: a messuage in Osmaston and lands in Normanton. W: Tristom Revell, John Hope, S. Horrocks

[no title] D3155/6540 30th Nov. 1700

Contents:

Marriage settlement: Rowland Cotton of Bellaport, Salop, esq. and mary his wife. Sir Edwd. Abrey of Willesley, Edwd. Mainwaring of Whitmore, Staffs, esq., Robt. Wilmot, son and heir of Robert Wilmot of Osmaston, esq. and John Ward of Capesthorne, Ches., esq. The Manors of Bellaport and Norton in Hales, Salop and lands etc, in Staffs. and Salop to be settled in consideration of marriage of Rowland Cotton and Mary his wife. W: Frances Jones, Henry Wood, Ann Lyttleton. Wm. Ballidon. Ann Baker

[no title] D3155/6541 14th Jan. 1703

Contents:

Marriage settlement: Ursula marow, spinster (daughter of Sir Samuel, dec'd.) and Robt. Wilmot of Osmaston, John Harpur of Twyford, esq. and Simon Biddulph of Burbury, Wks. esq. In consideration of marriage between Robt. and Ursula settlement of The Manor of Osmaston by R.W. and by Ursula a fifth part of the Manors of Burkswell and Birmingham. W: Hugh Bateman, Joseph Whitehall, Henry Bowman, Edwd. Williamson, Rich. Banners, Rich. Simcoe

[no title] D3155/6542 4th Jan. 1753

Contents:

Demise - letters patent: to Sir John Cope, K.C.B.: a piece of ground in St. James a Place, Westminster and a dwelling house newly erected thereon for 50 years - annual rent of 40/-

[no title] D3155/6543 11th Nov. 1670

Contents:

Bargain sale and release: Edwd. Rooper of Eltham, Kent, esq. (son and heir of Anthony dec'd.) and Katharine his wife to Frances Revell of Carnefield, esq. and Wm. Bambrigge of Lockington, esq.: a third part of the manors of Weston on Trent, Aston on Trent and lands Wilne, Shardlow, Morley, Smalley, Kiddersley, Little Wilne, Sawley and Castle Donnington, Leics. W: Wm. Brent, Edwd. Berry, Samuel Barker

[no title] D3155/6544 17th Apl. 1684

Contents:

Security for mortgage: Robt. Willimott of Osmaston, esq. to Wm. Eardley of London, esq.: a messuage in Borrowash, Ockbrook and Spondon, a messuage in Osmaston, The Hall, Audley, Staffs. W: Alex. Stanhope, Walter Burdett, Jo. Cope

[no title] D3155/6545 11th May 1689

Contents:

Lease: Wm. Eardley of Osmaston, esq. to Robt. Wilmot of Osmaston, esq.: Ball's Dexter's and Dawson's farms in Osmaston for 98 years. W: Alice Ear dley, Jane Montfort, Nich. Wilmot

[no title] D3155/6546 10th May 1689

Contents:

Demise: Robt. Wilmot to Wm. Eardley of lands in Osmaston for 99 years. W: Alice Eardley, Jane Montfort, Nich. Wilmot

[no title] D3155/6547 17th Apl. 1684

Contents:

Mortgage: Robt. Willmott to Wm. Eardley of London, esq. a messuage in Borrowash, Ockbrook and Spondon, one at Osmaston and Audley, Staffs. W: Alex, Stanhope, Walter Burdett, Jo. Cope

[no title] D3155/6548 10th May 1689

Contents:

Lease and release: Wm. Eardley of Osmaston, esq. to Robt. Wilmot of Osmaston: messuages and lands in Osmaston - Ball's

[no title] D3155/6549 11th May 1689

Contents:

Farm and Dexter's farm - for 98 years at a yearly rent of £30. W: Alice Eardley, Jane Montford, Nich. Wilmot. (Endorsed. Writing concerning by annuity from Cozen Wilmot.)

[no title] D3155/6550 27th Oct. 1641

Contents:

Grant: John Eardley of Rushton Spencer, Staffs. to Edwd. his son and heir apparent. The capital messuage called the Hall of Eardley in parish of Audley, Staffs, succession detailed

[no title] D3155/6551 1st Mar. 1603

Contents:

Mortgage in fee: George, Earl of Huntingdon, Thomas, Lord Gerrard, Sir Peter Leigh of Lyne, Cheshire, George Shirley of Stanton, Leics., esq., Edwd. Pole the elder of Radbourne, esq. and Sir Thomas Gerrard of Edwall to Robert Willimott of Osmaston, yeo.: the Manor of Ashe. W: Edwd. Newton, Wm. Charles, Charles Collunbell, John Horrocks, John Wyking

[no title] D3155/6552 19th Apl. 1729

Contents:

Assignment: Wm. Newton of Burton on Trent, gent. of 1st part, Robt. Wilmot, esq., son of Robt. Wilmot, dec'd. of 2nd part and Rev. Wm. Hudsford, vicar of Offchurch, Warwicks.: a moiety of Newton Grange. W: Arabella Marow, Richd. Nicholls

[no title] D3155/6553 10th Jan. 1714

Contents:

Deed for disposal: Robt. Wilmot the younger of Derby, esq. and Ursula his wife (daughter of Sir Sam. Marow) and John Knightley of Offchurch, Wks. esq. and Arabella Marow (another daughter of Sir Sam.) of Dame Mary Marows legacy to Ursula Wilmot from her estate at Exhall, Wks. W: Sarah Deakin, Eliz. Clifton, Sam. Pollin

[no title] D3155/6554 17th Sep. 1639

Contents:

Defeazance: John Kelsall of Audley, Staffs., clerk, and Rich. Kelsall and Wm. Kelsall of Audley, yeo., (sons of Wm. of Audley, clerk) to John Eardley of Eardley End, Audley, Staffs. esq. and Edward (son and heir apparent of John) declaring the conveyance of lands etc. in Eardley to be void of payment of £270. 19s. Od. at the time and place mentioned. W: John Boughey, Rich. Sillito, Randall Sillito

[no title] D3155/6555 16th Sep. 1639

Contents:

Conveyance: John Eardley of Eardley, Staffs. esq. and Edwd., his son and heir apparent, to John Kelsall of Audley, clerk and Wm. and Richard K. sons of Wm. H. of Audley, clerk: lands in Eardley, Staffs. W: John Bull, Gabriel Smith

[no title] D3155/6556 20th Nov. 1634

Contents:

Counter bond: Lawrence Winnington of Hearmitage, Chester, esq. to John Eardley of Eardley, Staffs. for payment of debts. W: Arthur Rawthmell, Alex. Rawthmell, Wm. Bridges

[no title] D3155/6557 26th Jul. 1633

Contents:

Defeazance of Statute Staple: Randolph Terricke of Lichfield, gent. and John Sell of Newcastle on Lyne, Staffs, gent. to John Eardley of Eardley, Staffs, esq. in the sum of £160. W: Wm. Live, Phillip Sherram, John Law, Thomas Bagnall

[no title] D3155/6558 10th Mar. 1630

Contents:

Defeazance of conveyance: Sir Wm. Bowyer of Knypersley, Staffs. and Randalphe Terricke of Lichfield. gent. to John Eardley of Eardley, Staffs. gent. of a messuage in Talk on the Hill, staffs. of 13th February, 1630.: John Terriche., John Bowyer

[no title] D3155/6559 15th Feb. 1630

Contents:

Conveyance: John Eardley to Sir Wm. Bowyer and Randolphe Terricke of a messuage and lands in Talk on the Hill, Staffs. W: Wm. Lambe

[no title] D3155/6560 15th Feb. 1630

Contents:

Bargain and sale: John Eardley to Sir Wm. Bowyer and Randolphe Terricke of a messuage and lands in Talk on the Hill, Staffs. (Enrolled in Chancery). W: Wm. Lambe

[no title] D3155/6561 30th Nov. 1627

Contents:

Mortgage: John Eardley to Thomas Milward of Lincolns Inn, esq.: Eardley Hall and lands for 28 years. W: Wm. Iremonger, Rich. Knight, Phillip Kymersley

[no title] D3155/6562-6564 20th Sep. 1625

Contents:

Mortage lease: John Eardley to Wm. Ironmonger of Inner Temple, gent. of Eardley Hall and lands in Eardley. W: John Chetwynd. Robt. Ashton, Thomas, Thurstone
Plus bond and 1 other document

[no title] D3155/6565 29th Apl. 1624

Contents:

Inventory: Wm. Eardley of Eardley, Staffs of his goods and chattells - taken 29th April, 1624

[no title] D3155/6566 24th Mar. 1623

Contents:

Grant: Wm. Eardley and John E. his son and heir apparent, to Wm. Childe of Audley, yeo. and Clare Eardley, daughter of Wm. In consideration of marriage between Wm. Childe and Clare, grant of an annuity of £20 out of the demesne lands of Eardley Hall. W: Matt. Claytor, W. Bonene, Roger Brooke, John Cottonne. (Field names)

[no title] D3155/6567 7th Apl. 1621

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Grant: Wm. Eardley and John Eardley to Wm. Eardley (a younger son of Wm.) an annuity of £13. 6s. 8d. out of Eardley Hall. W: Wm. Noreton, Handle Earle, John Beurne, Rich. Draneford, John Cololough

[no title] D3155/6568 10th Aug. 1622

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Mortgage Lease: Wm. Eardley and John Eardley to Hugh Ford, son and heir apparent of Wm. Ford of Ford Greene, Norton in the Moores, Staffs., yeo.: a close and meadow in Eardley for 21 years. W: Wm. Ford, Wm. Hildeth, Roger Pott, Wm. Eardley

[no title] D3155/6569 4th Oct. 1622

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Deed of covenant: Wm. Abnett of Audley, Staffs. esq. and Thomas Konett, his son and heir apparent, and Wm. Eardley and John Eardley: to stand by the sward of Wm. Bourne and John Weston in a dispute over their respective lands in Audley. W: Wm. Eardley, Wm. Weston

[no title] D3155/6570 14th Apl. 1624

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Covenant purporting a marriage settlement. Thomas Shawe of Talke of the Hill, Staffs., yeo. of 1st part, Wm. Eardley and John Eardley of 2nd part and John Shawe (son of Thomas) of 3rd part: in consideration of a marriage between John Shawe and Elizabeth Eardley settlement of a capital messuage in Talke on the Hill and a messuage in Whitfield, Newton on the Moors, Staffs. W: Wm. Moreley, Wm. Child, Wm. Eardley, Robt. Corke

[no title] D3155/6571 29th Apl. 1763

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Lease for a year: Joseph Osborne of Spondon, gent., Wm. Osborne of Coventry, Wks., tanner (his son and heir apparent) and Wm. Osborne of Alvaston, gent. (eldest son and executor of James Osborne of Alvaston, gent., dec'd., brother and heir of Wm. Osborne of Alvaston, dec'd. to Sir Robt. Wilmot of Osmaston, Sir John Eardley Wilmot and Henry Wilmot of Grays Inn: a messuage in Osmaston and lends in Osmaston and Normanton. W: Tristam Revill, John Hope, S. Horrocks. (Field names.)

[no title] D3155/6572 11th Oct. 1757

Contents:

Mortgage in fee: Joseph Osborne of Spondon, gent. and Sarah his wife to Joshua Crompton of Derby, gent. (a son of Samuel Crompton of Derby, dec'd.): a messuage in Osmaston and lands in Osmaston and Normanton and Boulton. W: Ben. Blyth, S. Horrocks

[no title] D3155/6573 23rd Feb. 1730

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Grant and release: Thomas Stear of Manchester, fustianman, (son and heir of John steer the younger, dec'd., who was son and heir of John Steer the elder of Osmaston dec'd.) and Mary Steer of Nottingham, widow of John Steer the younger., to Wm. Osborne of Alvaston, gent.: a messuage in Osmaston and Alvaston and lands in Osmaston, Alvaston, Normanton and Boulton. W: Sam. Inglesaut, Henry Morris

[no title] D3155/6574 13th Oct. 1730

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Grant and release: Edwd. Wilmot of Middle Temple, gent. and Robt. Charnells of Packington, Leics., gent. of 1st part, Robt. Wilmot, his son and heir of 2nd part and Wm. Osborne of Alvaston, gent. of 3rd part: several closes of land in Osmaston. W: Hugh Bateman, Jo. Bateman, Charles Girling. (Field names.)

[no title] D3155/6575 10th Feb. 1640

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Mortgage lease: John Ince of Duffield, gent. and Margery his wife to Nich. Willimot. of Grays Inn, gent. and Thomas Grace of Kilburne, gent.: a messuage - "The Greyhound" in Newmarket, Camus. - for 99 years. W: Christopher Pym, Rich. Lainsond

[no title] D3155/6576 20th Sep. 1647

Contents:

Feoffment: Thomas Honshawe of Weston on Trent, yeo. to Nich Willmott of Grays Inn: a message and lands in Weston on Trent. W: Gilbert Newton, J. W. Gregory

[no title] D3155/6577 5th 1732

Contents:

Fine: Thomas Allestree and Wm. Haddeford, clerk, querents. Robt. Willmot and Ursula his wife and Robt. Wilmot the younger and Katherine his wife. defs.: the Manor of Osmaston with 55 messuages, 10 cottages, 2 teffs, and lands etc. in weston on Trent, Newton Grange in parish of Ashbourne, spondon and Borrowash

[no title] D3155/6578 20th Dec. 1704

Contents:

Conveyance: John Knightley of Offchurch, Wks. and Mary his wife, Robt. Wilmot (son and heir apparent of Robt. Wilmot of Osmason) and Ursula his wife, John Harpur of Twyford, esq., Simon Biddulph of Burbury, Wks. esq., Elizabeth Marow and Arabella Marow, spinsters to Arthur Kaye, esq. (son and heir apparent of Sir John Kaye of Woodsome, Yorks.) all their shares in of all those slangels of land in Birmingham. W: Ro. Rockley, Wm. Sleath

[no title] D3155/6579 28th Jan. 1611

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Feoffment - marriage settlement: Wm. Ball of Osmaston, yeo. and Lawrence Ball, his son to James Ball of Litchurch, husbandman and Robt. Morte, son of Thomas Morte. In consideration of a marriage between Lawrence Ball and Ellen Morte (daughter of Thomas M. of Alstonfield, Staffs.) settlement of a messuage in Osmaston and lands and a little house near the highway between Derby and Swarkestone Bridge. W: John Bankes, John Ball, Robert Ball, Margaret Ball, Alice Chingelow

[no title] D3155/6580 28th Jan. 1666

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Conveyance: Thomas Ball of Osmaston, yeo. to Wm. Ball the younger of Osmaston, yeo.: six acres and one rood of land in Osmaston meadow. W: Wm. Turner, George Blagrave, Wm. Ball, Thomas Ball, Ralph Corger

[no title] D3155/6581 25th Nov. 1656

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Appointment: Dame Mary Moseley, wife of Sir Edwd. Moseley of Roulston, Staffs. to Nich. Willimott of Grays Inn to convey lands etc. in Osmaston, formerly held by Sir John Bentley, grandfather to Dame Mary - to Edwd. Rigby and George Pigott. W: John Wakelyn, J. W. Gregory, Gilbert Walbancke

[no title] D3155/6582 1st Apl. 1635

Contents:

Lease: Sir John Harpur of Swarkestone to Luke Whittington of Derby, gent. a close in Osmaston meadow and the titles of same - 12 acres - for 21 years. W: Gilbert Hardy, Geo. Thorneley, John Wright, Timothy Startin

[no title] D3155/6583 27th Mar. 1682

Contents:

Receipt: Thomas Swetnam of Derby, gent. to George Blackwall of Derby, gent. for £109 10s. Od. consideration money for the assignment of a certain messuage in Osmaston - refers to indentures of same date W: Sam. Sancers, Thomas Webster, Timothy Brandreth, Alex. Weldale, John Taylor, jnr

[no title] D3155/6584 Easter Term 1579

Slightly damaged

Contents:

Fine: Ralph Dale, quer. Walter Powtrell def. a messuage, a garden, an orchard, 50 acres of land, 10 acres of meadow, 30 acres of pasture, 1 acre of wood and 200 acres of furze and heath in Osmaston, Normanton/ and Litchurch

[no title] D3155/6585 2nd Nov. 1635

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Feoffment: Anthony Bradshaw, citizen and goldsmith of London to Wm. Dawson and James Dawson of Osmaston, yeo.: a messuage in Osmaston in which their father James Dawson and the said Wm. dwell. W: Roger Allestrye, Stephen Thorneley, Thomas Gerye, Wm. Smith of Normanton, Hammond Noble, Thomas Myler, clerk

[no title] D3155/6586 8th Jul. 1561

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Grant: John Dawson of Osmaston, yeo. to Wm. Dawson, his son a messuage and lands in Osmaston and a cottage there in occupation of.. Draper

[no title] D3155/6587 15th Apl. 1611

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Assignment: Phillipp Aram of Derby, gent. to Thomas Roper: a capital messuage and lands in Osmaston W: Wm. Dale, James Thacker

[no title] D3155/6588 Easter Term 1686

Contents:

Fine: Robt. Wilmott, esq. quer. Wm. Dawson and Sarah his wife, defs. a messuage and lands in Osmaston and Sirfin

[no title] D3155/6589 29th Sep. 1717

Contents:

Lease: Robt. Willimott of Osmaston, esq. and Robert his son and heir to Wm. Taylor of Talk on the Hill, Staffs., gent. Samuel Proctor of Newcastle in Lyme, Staffs. mercer and James Taylor of same, grocer, for 21 years to hold all that Roe or vein of coats on slack in certain lands of the Wilmot's in Talk on the Hill, in the holding of Wm. Brassington and John Shaw - called or known by the name of the "Sevenfoot Roe" ........to pay 1/9d out of every parcel of coats. W: Robert Snedley, Samuel Gollin. (Parcel is commonly called a dozen of coals.)

[no title] D3155/6590 Purif of B.V.M. 1712

Contents:

Fine: Wm. Leaper and Christopher Coldough, jnr. quers. Mary Metham. widow, Edwd. Newton and Anne his wife, Richard Bradshaw and Ellen his wife, and Katina Carter, defs. of 5 messuages, 90 acres of land, 40 acres of meadow, 75 acres of pasture etc. in Osmaston, Normanton, Heanor, Langley, Milnehay

[no title] D3155/6591 15th Sep. 1730

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Will: Arabella Marow, spinster. Bequest includes estate at Begwra, Beds. a farm at Berkswell, Wks. - $100 for putting out apprentices at Berkswell W: Lewis Black, Jos. Phillipson, James Ruffhead. (Private certificate attached dated 1st December.)

[no title] D3155/6592 5th Dec. 1606

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Assignment of mortgage: Francis Bucke, gent. son of Nicholas Bucke of Hill Somsell, gent. to Robt. Willymott of Osmaston. yeo.: a messuage in Hill Somsall and one in Potter Somsall and a water mill in Hill Somsall. W: Phillipp Aram, Edwd, Shrigley, Wm. Bate

[no title] D3155/6593 27th Oct. 1607

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Bargain and sale: Robt. Steinson of Normanton, yeo. to Michael Fyndanne of Findern. esq and Edwd. Hill of Honiley, Wks. gent. a messuage and land in Normanton now in tenure of Robt. wilmott W: Francis Cleobury. John Chandler. Thomas Coclesse. Thomas King

[no title] D3155/6594 1st Sep. 1670

Contents:

Conveyance: Nich. Willimott, Sergeant at Law to Frances Foliambe of Aldworke, Yorks., esq.: the Manor of Brimington with Whittington W: Henry Wood, Ro. Barnsley

[no title] D3155/6595 9th Jan 1615

Contents:

Assignment: John Conyers of Thurleby, Lincs., clerk, and Millicent his wife, daughter of Wm. Rossell of Stanton, dec'd. to Robt. Willimott of Chaddesden, gent. of all claim to a messuage in Stanton. W: Wm. Leaper, Robt. Hardy

[no title] D3155/6596 1st Jun. 1647

Contents:

Conveyance: Nich. Willimott of Grays Inn, to Rich. Ward of Derby, malster six acres of arable land in Whitecross field, Derby. W: J. W. Gregory, Hen. Morledge, Alice Redgate, Mary Dawson

[no title] D3155/6597 13th Oct. 1709

Contents:

Lease for a year: Wm. Leaper of Osmaston, gent. to Frances Gregge of Clements Inn, gent. and Thomas Parker of New Inn, gent. a messuage and lands in Osmaston, Alvaston and Boulton to make them tenants to suffer a recovery. W: Hugh Bateman, Harry Sleigh, Hugh Bateman, jnr

[no title] D3155/6598 27th Jan. 1591

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Feoffment: Wm. Buckley of Derby, gent. to Rich. Fletcher of Derby, gent. 17 acres of land in Derby, 2 parcels in Nethercowsley, butting on Linmowe Fytche, a parcel called a Headland butting on Harwood Close - The Highway to Chaddesden Cross to N. Two parcels in Parkefield - an acre in "Michael Flatt" butting on "Abbots Meadow" land in Whitecross Field, Stockbrook Field - Middle Furlong - Rowditch Field and a capital messuage called "The Colledge". W: James Osborne, Thom. Ferbrace, John Massie, James Buckley. (Contains extensive details of positions and adjacent tenants.)

[no title] D3155/6599 19th Mar. 1645

Slightly damaged by rats

Contents:

Assignment: Roger Allestry of Derby, gent. to Phillipp Gerye of Derby, gent. of nine acres of arable land and three cottages in Burnaston, purchased from John Bonnington of Bearwardcote, and Peter his brother. W: Percival Willoughby, Robt. Hardinge, Robt. Bennett, Jo. Chambers, Robt. Brookhouse

[no title] D3155/6600 16th Apl. 1608

Contents:

Lease: Rich. Frances of Stanton by Bridge, esq. and Henry, his son and heir apparent to Root. Willimott of Osmaston, yeo., a messuage and two cottages in Stanton by Bridge - late in occn. of Frances and Millicent Rossell 2 closed and fifteen acres of land there for 21 years. W: Francis Sacheverall, Phillipp Aram, John Morledge, Samuel Bancrofte

[no title] D3155/6601 12th Sep. 1592

Contents:

Feoffment: Wm. Backley of Derby, gent. to Ralph Marson of Derby, yeo. a messuage in St. Peters Parish, Derby which lyeth near St. Peters Bridge between the oldbrook and the land of Wm Bradshaw

[no title] D3155/6602 10th Dec. 1627

2 copies

Contents:

Indenture of covenant: Brian Beresford of Boothby Grasse, Lincs., clerk of 1st part, Frances Columbell, a sister of Roger Columbell of Derby, esq. of 2nd part and Roger Columbell and Hugh Lacy of Ogson, Deroyshire, gent. of 3rd part in consideration of a marriage between Brian and Frances settlement of £100. W: Frances Revell, Henry Columbell, Thomas Plant

[no title] D3155/6603 20th Dec. 1623

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Feoffment: Rich. Fletcher of Derby, gent. to John Hope of Derby, mercer, a messuage in Derby in Irongate, joining to Girdleres Lane. W: Humphrey Leigh, Wm. Willat, Robt. Curtis

[no title] D3155/6604 27th Oct. 1607

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Bargain and sale: Robt. Steinson of Normanton, yeo. to Michael Findern of Findern, esq. and Edwd. Hill of Horley, Wks., gent. a messuage or tenement in Normanton. W: Thomas Goresse, John Chandler, Thomas King

[no title] D3155/6605 1st May 1647

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Conveyance: Nich. Willimott of Grays Inn, esq. to Gilbert Oakes of Derby, brickmaker: two acres of arable land in Whitecross Field, Derby. W: Daniel Watson, Robt. Harding, Edwd. Houlden, Henry Mellor

[no title] D3155/6606 15th Mar. 1608

Contents:

Bond: Wm. Sareson, of Stanford by Soar, Notts., yeo. to Rich. Sale of Weston on Trent, clerk. to keep covenant in indentures of same date. W: John Savage, Rich. Sale, Wm. Sale, Barth. Ashwood, Robt. Bingham

[no title] D3155/6607 27th Aug. 1649

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Assignment: Thomas Munkas of Chorleton, Cheshire, gent. to Edwd. Eardley of Bardley, Staffs., esq., John Fletcher of Leighton, Cheshire, gent. and Rich. Blackburne of Chorleton, Cheshire, yeo., a messuage and several pastures in Chorleton, Cheshire for 21 years in trust for the payment of his debts. W: Robt. Poole, John Hilldych, Mary Fletcher

[no title] D3155/6608 22nd May 1616

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Assignment: John Conyers of Thymolbye, Lincs. clerk, and Millicent his wife (daughter of Wm. Rossell of Staunton, dec'd.) to Robt. Willimott of Osmaston gent., of all claim in a messuage and 2 cottages in Staunton. W: Jo. Osborne, Ralph Gilliver

[no title] D3155/6609 24th Jun. 1495

Contents:

Fine: Wm. Letton and Thomas Hunt, over. Robt. Blackwell and Mary his wife defs. of 4 messuages. 32 acres of land, and 4 acres of meadow in Monyash, Flagg, Chellmorton, Cowdale, Bladon, Buxton and Fairfield

[no title] D3155/6610 20th Feb. 1649

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Grant: John Houlden of Wilne gent. to Nich. Willimott of Grays Inn: two messuages in Wilne and lands in Wilne and Shardlow. W: John Oliyver/. J. Gregory

[no title] D3155/6611 23rd Mar. 1623

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Feoffment: Robt. Wilmot of Chaddesden, yeo. and George Dicken of Dalbury, husbandman to John Hope of Derby. mercer: a close in Etwall. W: Thomas Walton, Wm. Willatt

[no title] D3155/6612 26th Mar. 1646

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Mortgage in fee: Nich. Willimott of Grays Inn, esq. to Roger Allestry of Derby, gent.: two flatts of arable land in Burnaston and Etwall. W: Wm. Allestry, Robt. Hardinge, Robt. Benett, Jo. Chambers, J. W. Gregory, Thomas Villiers, Isaac Hawkins, Thomas Fisher, Steven Flamstead

[no title] D3155/6613 27th Oct. 1636

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Conveyance: Robt. Wilmot the elder of Chaddesden, gent. of 1st part, Edwd. Charlton of Sandiacre, gent. and Amy his wife, lands etc. in Stanley and Dale after the marriage of Edwd. Charlton. W: Jo. Willimott, Nich. Willimott, Thomas Dawman, Thomas Stables, Wm. Barker

[no title] D3155/6614 11th Mar. 1604

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Release: Thomas Pyme of Shardlow, yeo. to Rich. Sale of Weston on Trent, clerk, a piece of meadow ground "Calver Plecke" in Aston on Trent. W: Rich. Sale, jnr. Edwd. Villiers

[no title] D3155/6615 23rd Mar. 1573

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Bargain and sale: Thomas Swynerton also Birley, son of Thomas Swynerton late of Chaddesden, to Robert Newton of Chaddesden, gent. all right to any lands etc. in the city of York. W: Rich. Hayes, Rich. Fulwood, Wm. Baynbrigg

[no title] D3155/6616 5th Dec. 1622

Contents:

Wm. Duke of Richmond, Summy, esq., Rich. Scott of St. Giles, esq. and George Scott of Great Eyston, Essex of 1st part, Mary Lusher of St. James, Clerkenwell, widow of 2nd part and Thomas Knyrett of the Middle Temple, esq. of 3rd part: settlement of the Manor of Stapleford Tawney and lands in Essex - on marriage of Mary Lusher with Thomas Kayrett. W: Wm. Lusher. W. Tias, Thomas Payne, Jo. Baron, John Plumer, Isaac Hawkins

[no title] D3155/6617 27th Jul. 1605

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Assignment of lease: Robt. Willimott of Dovebridge, yeo. to Edwd. Shrigley of Arleston, gent. a capital messuage or Manor house in Osmaston and a close called the Grove and other lands leased from Sentlowe Bradshawe. W: Robt. Brownell, Blaize Johnson, Phillip Aram

[no title] D3155/6618 12th Mar. 1610

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Covenant: Rich. Dale of Osmaston, gent. and Joan his wife, John Lord of Derby, gent. and Hich. Fisher of Scraptoft Ieics. clerk to Dame Katherine Stanhope of Elvaston, widow of Sir John, dec'd. to make further assurance of lands in Osmaston - "Humberholme" lately purchased of them by Sir John and settled by him on her - in fee. W: Ralph Wright, Jeremy Pendleton. Arthur Bourne, Henry Healde

[no title] D3155/6619 20th Feb. 1622

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Lease Robt. Wilmot the Elder of Chaddesdon, esq. to Nich. Norley of Osmaston, weaver a cottage and backside etc. in Osmaston for 21 years at a yearly rent of 13/4d. W: George Silcoke, James Livechild, Rich. Walker, Wm. Whieldon

[no title] D3155/6620 Easter 1648

Contents:

Fine: Wm. Ball, Nich, Fletcher and Robt. Fletcher, quer, Ralph Newham and Rebecca his wife, Francis Beardsley and Elizabeth his wife, Robt. Potter and Ann his wife and John Potter, defs.: two messuages, a farm and land in Derby and Osmaston

[no title] D3155/6621 19th Dec. 1646

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Lease to insure possession: Sir Edward Moseley of Rolleston, Staffs, and Dame Kary his wife to Nich. Willimott of Grays Inn. All their messuages and lands in Osmaston, formerly belonging to Sir John Bentley - father to Dame Mary. W: J. Eaton, J. W. Gregory

[no title] D3155/6622 21st Apl. 1658

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Lease to ensure possession: Dame Mary Moseley of Rolleston, Staffs. widow, to Nich. Willimott, Phillip Gery of Osmaston, gent.: messuages and lands inOsmaston and also in Chaddesen - the inheritance of Sir John Bentley. W: Gilbert Wakelin, Alex Walthall, John Wakelin

[no title] D3155/6623 Hilary Term

Contents:

Fine: Wm. White, gent. quer, Robt. Newton, gent. def. a messuage, 3 cottages, 2 mills and lands in Chaddesden, Osmaston, Spondon and Borrowash

[no title] D3155/6624 Easter 1595

Contents:

Fine: Sentlowe Bradshawe and Ellen his wife defs., Thomas Newton, quer. 4 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow, 1 acres of pasture, etc. in Litchurch and Osmaston

[no title] D3155/6625 Michaelmas 1600

Contents:

Fine: George Buswell, guer. Sentlowe Bradshawe and Helen his wife, defs. a messuage, 12 acres of land, 6 acres of meadow and 4 acres of pasture in Osmaston

[no title] D3155/6626 3rd Nov. 1599

Contents:

Bond: Sentloe Bradshaw of Osmaston, gent. and Wm. Worden of Derby, gent. to George Buswell of Derby, yeo. to keep covenants in indentures of same date. W: Rich, Dale, Wm. Hicklinge, Robt. Sherratt, Dan Betham

[no title] D3155/6627 Michaelmas 1595

Contents:

Fine: Rich. Dale, gent. quer. Rich. Francis, esq., def. two messuages, two cottages and lands in Osmaston and Chaddesden

[no title] D3155/6628 Easter 1579

Contents:

Fine: Rich. Dale, quer. Walter Powtrell, def. a messuage, a garden, and land in Osmaston, Normanton and Litchurch

[no title] D3155/6629 29th Mar. 1647

Contents:

Conveyance; Nich. Willimott to Wm. Sheldon of Derby, tailor: two acres of arable land in Normanton Field. W: Edwd. Stawmen, Henry Naulton, J.W. Gregory

[no title] D3155/6630 19th Jun. 1594

Contents:

Injunction: One injunction out of the Court of the chancery to stop proceedings at common law in a cause depending between Henry Sachoverall and Thomas Newton, defs. on the part of Thomas Newton

[no title] D3155/6631 5th May 1602

Contents:

Bond: Thomas Pyme of Shardlow to Richard Sale, clerk to keep convenants in indentures of same date. W: John Wright, Baldwin Poole, Rich. Sale, jnr., Edward Bowley

[no title] D3155/6632 20th Jul. 1588

Contents:

Grant: The Mayor and Burgesses of Leicester to John Barlowe the eider of Hinckley, glover. A cottage, a close in the Town field of Hinckley and also the gift of the Forren Bayllije at a yearly rent of 15/-. W: W. Norte Hen. Maryat, Robt, Aston, Roger Hallfytt, Hen. Bland, Geo. Tantam, Arthur Varye, Wm. Narson, Will. Dethick

[no title] D3155/6633 1st Mar. 1658

Contents:

Feoffment: Nich. Willimott and Robert Storer, his servant, to Ralph Orgell of Whitwick, Leics.: a close in Whitwick. W: Hen. Sewall, Rich. Palfriman, Thomas Catesbie

[no title] D3155/6634 1st Feb. 1682

Contents:

Inventory: Lady Dorothy Wilmot of Osmaston: A true inventory of all the goods and chattells of Lady Dorothy - by Frances Thomasman, Luke Abbott, and John Steere

[no title] D3155/6635 29th Oct. 1616

Contents:

Inventory: Peter Columbell late of Kegworth Leics.: an inventory of the goods and chattell of Peter Columbell taken and praized by Robt. Jowett and Wm. Heals of Kegworth, yeo. and Thom. Standley and Wm. Evington of Sutton Bonnington

[no title] D3155/6636 24th Mar. 1630

Contents:

Assignment: Robt. Willimott of Chaddesden, gent. to Sir Edwd. Vernon of Sudbury and Thom. Vernon of same whereas R.W. is possessed of certain lands in Hill Somersall for varying terms of Frances Cockayne, gent. and Jane late wife of Frances Burke dec'd. for £127 3s. 4d. he assigns the leases to Sir Edwd. and Thomas Vernon. W: Thom. Milwarde, John Harestaffe, Wm. Prince

[no title] D3155/6637 3rd Nov. 1639

Contents:

Covenant to levy a fine: John Sale of Shardlow, gent. to Edwd. Villiers of Hanbury, Staffs. gent. and Wm. Sale of Barrow on Trent, gent.: the Manor of Shardlow and all and singular the messuages, lands etc. in Shardlow, Wilne and Aston and Boulton. W: W. Edge, Tobras Ireland, Edmund Spencer

[no title] D3155/6638 Michaelmas 1611

Contents:

Fine: Robt. Willinott, quer., Robt. Steinson, def. a messuage and lands in Normanton

[no title] D3155/6639 26th Mar. 1652

Contents:

Conveyance: Edwd. Hardley of Bardley, staffs esq. and Anne his wife to John Middleton of Woodhouse, Staffs., yeo. of Radwood Hall, staffs, W: Rich Barker, Wm. Overton, Wm. Weston, Quinton Rowley, Rich, Nirrble

[no title] D3155/6640 28th Mar 1529

Contents:

Lease for seven years: John Yardley of Talke, Staffs. gent. to John Ludbrooke of Kenilworth, Wks. gent. lands in the Lordship of the Duchy of Lancaster in Kenilworth, Wks. with a convenant to convey same to him for non payment of a certain sum of money on a certain day

[no title] D3155/6641 5th Jun. 1674

Contents:

Marriage settlement: John Steere the elder of Osmaston, yeo. of 1st part, John Steere the younger, elder son, and Phoebe Lacy, daughter of John Lacy of Boulton, yeo. of 2nd part and Wm. Robinson als. Randallson of Aivaston of 3rd part. For consideration of marriage between John the younger and Phoebe and for £80 settlement of a messuage in Osmaston and lands in Alvaston, Normanton. W: Wm. Ball, joiner, Thomas Ball, Wm. Robinson

[no title] D3155/6642 13th Feb. 1612

Contents:

Injunction: Rich. Trafford ag. Rich.Dale and others out of Chancery for quiet enjoyment of the Dale House, Dove cote and lands in Osmaston - finding for Rich. Trafford

[no title] D3155/6643 25th Jan. 1608

Contents:

Bargain and sale: Rich. Dale of London, grocer to John Lord of Derby, gent. and Nich. Fisher of Scrapetoft, Leics., clerk. The capital messuage at Osmaston. W: Robt. Bainbrigg, John Baxter, Callingwood Sanders, Phillip Aram. (Inrolled with the Clerk of the Peace, Derby.)

[no title] D3155/6644 Michaelmas 1656

Contents:

Fine: Thomas Wright, pltf., Sam. Doughty and Ann his wife, Lawrence Ball, Wm. Ball and Mary his wife, and Thomas Ball defs.: 4 acres of land in Derby and Litchurch

[no title] D3155/6645 21st May. 1603

Contents:

Bond: Rich. Dale of Osmaston gent. to Rich. Willimott of Osmaston, yeo. to keep convenants in indentures of same date. W: John Baxter, Robt. Brownell, John Greaves, Thomas Walton

[no title] D3155/6646 29th Aug. 1619

Contents:

Letter: R. Booth to Robt. Wilmot abouth lands in Osmaston

[no title] D3155/6647 17th Nov. 1603

Contents:

Articles of agreement: Robt. Staynson of Derby, yeo. and Robt. Willimott of Ashe, the younger, yeo. relating to the purchase of lands etc. in Normanton. W: John Baxter, Robt. Brownell, Ralph Harson, Rich. Storer, Thom. Browne, John Alport

[no title] D3155/6648 28th Jan. 1611

Contents:

Settlement: Wm. Ball of Osmaston, yeo. and Lawrence Ball his son to James Ball of Litchurch, husbandman and Robt. Morte, son of Thomas: in consideration of a marriage between Lawrence and Ellen Morte daughter of Thomas Morte of Alstonfield, Staffs. - settlement of a messuage in Osmaston, W: John Bankes, John Ball, Robt. Ball, Margaret Ball, Alice Christopher

[no title] D3155/6649 13th Sep. 1651

Contents:

Lease: Edwd. Eardley of Eardley, Staffs. esq. to Daniel knight of Rushton Spencer, yeo. A cottage and land in Rushton Spencer for 21 years: Ralph Eardley, James Nixson

[no title] D3155/6650 20th Dec. 1648

Contents:

Marriage settlement: John Steare of Osmaston, yeo. to Wm. Robinson of Alvaston, yeo. and Wm. Ball of Osmaston, yeo.: in consideration of a marriage between John Steare and Jane Hibbert, widow, sister of Wm. Robinson, settlement of a messuage and land in Osmaston. W: Wm. Turner, James Steare

[no title] D3155/6651 17th May 1615

Contents:

Feoffment: John Steare of Osmaston, yeo. to Rich. Stables als. Baker of Osmaston, yeo. and James Steare of Derby, husbandman: his messuage in Osmaston purporting a settlement on his marriage with Joan Stables, sister of Richard. W: Wm. Holland, Alice Stables

[no title] D3155/6652 25th Jul. 1606

Contents:

Release: Sentloe Bradshawe of Osmaston, gent. to George Buswell of Deroy, yeo. of a proviso contained in a mortgage in fee of lands in Osmaston. W: Robt. Willimott, Wm. Werden, John Alport, Henry Bewley

[no title] D3155/6653 26th Nov. 1656

Contents:

Lease to ensure possession: Nich. Willimott of Grays Inn, esq. to Edwd. Rigby of Grays Inn and George Piggott of Preston, Lanes. gent.: the messuages etc. in Osmaston, conveyed to him by Sir Edward Moseley of Rolleston. W: John Wakelyn, J. W. Gregory, Gilbert Walbanoke

[no title] D3155/6654 15th Feb. 1661

Contents:

Probate certificate: Nich. Willimott of Osmaston, esq

[no title] D3155/6655 4th Aug. 1578

Contents:

Marriage settlement: John Lawton of Lawton, Ches. yeo. to Wm. Eardley of Eardley, Staffs. gent. and Wm. his son and heir apparent: in consideration of marriage between Wm. Eardley the son and Margery Lawton settlement of lands etc. in Audley, Eardley, Talk on the hill, Staffs. W: Robt. Wood, Rich. Bloor, Edwd. Willington, Wm. Burges

[no title] D3155/6656 1st Nov. 1614

Contents:

Bond: Randolph Whitehough of Biggenhall, Staffs., husbandman to Wm. Yerdley of Audley, Staffs, gent. and Henry Bourne of Broadgates, Chesterton, Staffs., gent. for quiet enjoyment of a cottage cilled Jainette and lands assigned to him by deeds of same date. W: Richard Steiner

[no title] D3155/6657 31st Mar. 1819

Contents:

Surrender: John Yardley, clerk, to Jane Yardley, his wife: a messuage and lands in Yardley and Talk for her life, (Manor of Audley.)

[no title] D3155/6658 1st Jul. 1536

Contents:

Surrender: Hugh Yardley. John Wedde, attorney to James Yardley and Joan his wife. A messuage and land in Talke and Yardley

[no title] D3155/6659 20th Sep. 1550

Contents:

Bond: Isobel Sutton of Rushton Spencer, Staffs., widow, and John Browster of Maxfield Chest. gent. to Ralph sutton of Shellesley, Lancs., son and heir of James Sutton, for performance of covenants in deed of same date

[no title] D3155/6660 28th Sep. 1568

Contents:

View of frankpledge: Wm. Yardley, gent. to enquire which is right way for all manner of carriage from Trustead Lane to "The Fynney"

[no title] D3155/6661 1st Oct. 1575

Contents:

General release: Robt. Vernon, son of Robt. Vernon late of Haslinton, Ches. dec'd. to Wm. Eardley of Yardley, Staffs. of all manner of actions, accounts, suits, quarrels, trespasses etc. W: Wm. Wood, John Alcott

[no title] D3155/6662 8th Feb. 1575

Contents:

Bond: George Yardley, son of Wm. Yardley of Yardley, Staffs. bound apprentice to Wm. Carter of London, merchant adventurer

[no title] D3155/6663 23rd Mar. 1579

Contents:

Surrender: Wm. Eardley to the Lord of the Manor, all his lands in Audley, Yerdley and Talk, to the use of himself for life and to his son William in tail general. (Manor of Audley.)

[no title] D3155/6664 29th Jul. 1579

Contents:

Surrender: Wm. Eardley purporting a settlement of his copyhold lands in Audley, Eardley and Talk, Staffs. (Manor of Audley.)

[no title] D3155/6665 Trinity Tm. 1619

Contents:

Fine: Ralph Sneyd, jnr., esq. and George Bowyer, gent. quer. Sir Gilbert Gerard, Knt. Lord Gerard and Eleanor his wife, defs. of 3 messuages and lands in Audley, Talk, Halmorend, Baquatend, Knowlend, Yeardley, Staffs

[no title] D3155/6666 4th Aug. 1578

Contents:

Marriage settlement: John Lawton of Lawton, Ches. yeo. to Wm. Eardley of Eardley, Staffs. gent. and Wm. his son and heir apparent: in consideration of marriage between Wm. Eardley the son and Margery Lawton settlement of lands etc. in Audley, Eardley, Talk on the Hill, Staffs. W: Robt. Wood. Rich. Bloor, Edwd. Millington, Wm. Burges

[no title] D3155/6667 1st Aug. 1660

Contents:

Lease to insure possession: Nich. Willimott of Grays Inn to Thomas catesbie, his servant: messuages, lands etc. in Loughbrough. W: John Potter, Robt. Willimott, Edwd. Willimott

[no title] D3155/6668 20th Dec. 1704

Contents:

Conveyance: John Knightley of Offchurch, Wks., esq. and Mary his wife, Robt. Wilmot (son of Robt. Wilmot of Osmaston) and Ursula his wife, John Harper of Twyford, Simon Biddulph of Barberry, Yks. esq. Elizabeth Marrow and Arabella Marow to Arthur Kaye, esq., son and heir apparent of Sir John Kaye, Woodsome, Wks. lands in Birmingham. W: Ro. Rockley, Wm. Sleath

[no title] D3155/6669 5th Aug. 1667

Contents:

Lease: Robt. Wilmot of Duffield and Elizabeth his wife to Rich. Wimble of Talk on the Hill, Staffs., yeo.: a messuage - Sneyde's House and lands in Talk on the Hill, for 99 years. W: Frances Garratt, German Parker, Felix Wood

[no title] D3155/6670 1st May 1654

Contents:

Conveyance: Wich, Willimott and Dorothy his wife, Wm. Harpur of Bilston, Leics. and Alice his wife to John Chapman of Whitwick, Leics., Brickmaker: lands in Whitwick, Leics. W: Root. Willimot, J.W. Gregory, Wm. Baden

[no title] D3155/6671 Trin. Term 1654

Contents:

Plea of trespass: Root. Derry against Henry Fisher: two acres of pasture in Chaddesden ecased from the Duke of Deconshire

[no title] D3155/6672 22nd Jan. 1729

Contents:

Appointment: Robt. Wilmot the elder of Osmaston, esq. and Robt. his son and heir apparent, to Edwd. Wilmot and Robt. Chandells: to settle deots out of proceeds of mortgage of the Kanor of Osmaston. W: Thom. Bayly, Thom. Alleshie, Wm. Leaper

[no title] D3155/6673 3rd May 1732

Contents:

Lease to ensure possession: Robt. Wilmot, the elder of Osmaston and Robt. his son and heir apparent of 1st part, Edwd. Wilmot and Robt. Charnells of 2nd part, Thom. Allestrie of Alvaston and Wm. HuddesFord of Boreton, 7ks. of 3rd part: of lands in Osmaston and Rushton Spencer, Staffs. lands in Weston on Trent, Spondon. Borrowash, Newton Grange. W: Thom. Shipton, Wm. Rowse, Jo. Felkin, Eliz. Shaw, Jonas Turner, Henry Marlow

[no title] D3155/6674 21st Jul. 1645

Contents:

Bargain and sale: Nich. Willimott of Grays Inn, esq. to Edwd. Hawkes of Derby: a messuage in Derby and all malt rooms, barns, stables etc. in St. Peter's Parish

[no title] D3155/6675 2nd Dec. 1714

Contents:

Will: Eliz. Wilmot of Osmaston (wife of Robt. Wilmot): bequest includes lands at Leek, Staffs., Audley. W: Wm. Leaper, Jon. Barnes, Sam. Clay. (Codicil dated 12th Jan., 1714. W: by Rebecca Milward, Eliz. Glover.)

[no title] D3155/6676 11th Jul. 1663

Contents:

Indenture of covenant: Sir Andrew Kniveton, late of Bradley, John Nilward of Shitterton, esq. and Nich. Willimott of Osmaston, esq.: to indemnify them from all damages and to make yoid a former deed relating to The Kanor of Mercaston, The Hanor of Nugginton, and a half part of the rectory of Hugginton. W: Hen. Kendall, Thom. Greenwood, Hen. Knyveton, German Hough

[no title] D3155/6677 Hilary Tm 1729

2 copies

Contents:

Fine:..... Johnson and Foot Gregg, quer. Robt. Wilmot, sen. and Ursula his wife and Robt. Wilmot, jnc. messuages and lands in Osmaston, Weston on Trent, Newton Grange, Borrowash, Spondon, Aston, Shardlow, Wilne and Litchurch

[no title] D3155/6678 6th Apl. 1681

Contents:

Grant: Dorothy Houlden of Derby, widow of Henry Houlden of Weston on Trent, dec'd., Samuel H. of Aston on Trent, esq., John Houlden of Wilne, gent. and Robt. Houlden, son and heir of Henry, gent. of 1st part Sir Nich. Willmott, Robt. his son and heir apparent, Frances Revell of Carnefield, Derbyshire, esq. and Nich. Willimott of duffield, gent. of 2nd part, Sampson Baker of Ashbourne and Rich. Knight, servant of Nich. Willimott of 3rd part: lands in Weston, Aston, Wilne and Shardlow. W: S. Degge, Jos. Parker, J. Adderley, Wm. Bainbrigge, Robt. Revell, Thom. Swinnerton

[no title] D3155/6679 12th Oct. 1730

Contents:

Lease for a year: Edwd. Wilmot of Middle Temple and Robt. Charnells of Packington, Leics., gent., Robt. Wilmot the elder of Osmaston and Robt. his son and heir apparent to Wm. Osborne of Alvaston gent. several closes in Osmaston. W: Hugh Bateman, Charles Girling

[no title] D3155/6680 Easter Tm. 1763

Contents:

Fine: Sir Robt. Wilmot, Sir John Eardley Wilmot, and Henry Wilmot, pltfs. Joseph Osborne and Sarah his wife and Wm. Osborne, defs., a messuage and lands in Osmaston and Normanton

[no title] D3155/6681 26th May 1677

Contents:

Bargain and sale: Edwd. Rooper of Eltham, kent, esq. to Nich. Wilmot of Duffield, gent. a third part of the Manor of Weston on Trent and of Aston on Trent with appurtenances in Shardlow. W: Alex. Clark, Frances Parving, Walter Williams

[no title] D3155/6682 22nd Oct. 1677

Contents:

Bargain and sale: as 6681. W: Thomas Pettitt, Thomas Tremayne, Rich. Knight. (Inrolled)

[no title] D3155/6683 9th Jul. 1679

Contents:

Assignment of lease: Gilbert Hewton of Portsmouth, yeo. to James Ward of Derby, gent. trustee for Robt. Wilmot of Bardley, Staffs. esq. of a messuage and land in Weston on Trent leased by Nich. Willimott to G. Hewton for 99 years. W: Thomas Bolwell, Rich. Levis, Sam. Baker

[no title] D3155/6684 7th Jul. 1676

Contents:

Release: Sir Nich. Willimott, sergeant at Law of 1st part, Robt. Willimott, son and heir of Sir Nich. and Elizabeth his wife, a daughter of Edwd. Bardley of Eardley, Staffs. of 2nd part. Anne Bardley of Bardley, widow and mother of Elizabeth of 3rd part and Wm. Lawton of Lawton, Ches., esq., Christopher Byron of Buglawton, Ches., esq., Robt. Burdett of poremark, esq., Randle Rode of Rode, Ches., esq. and Geo. Bellott of Cuttleford, Ches, of 4th part purperting a settlement of lands in weston on Trent and lands in Borrowash and Spondon in lieu of some in Litchurch on marriage of R. W. and Elizabeth. W: Rich. Joynes, Rich, Knight

[no title] D3155/6685 28th Apl. 1459

Contents:

Warrant of attorney: John Middleton, Wm. Sanderson, Roger Brokes and John Bretayne to Thomas Carter of Derby to deliver seisen to Wm. Morlege of Derby, chapman, Rich. Morlege and Wm. Benet, clerk, lands in All Saints parish in the Morlege of Derby in the fields of Litchurch near Halpenny Cross

[no title] D3155/6686 7th Jul. 1676

Contents:

[no title] D3155/6687 6th Apl. 1681

Contents:

Lease to ensure possession: Dorothy Houlden of Derby, widow of Henry Houlden of Weston on Trent, dec'd., Samuel H. of Aston on Trent, esq., John Houlden of Wilne, gent. and Robt. Houlden, son and heir of Henry, gent. of 1st part Sir Nich. Willmott, Robt. his son and heir apparent, Frances Revell of Carnefield, Derbyshire, esq. and Nich. Willimott of duffield, gent. of 2nd part, Sampson Baker of Ashbourne and Rich. Knight, servant of Nich. Willimott of 3rd part: lands in Weston, Aston, Wilne and Shardlow

[no title] D3155/6688 10th Apl. 1646

Contents:

Will: Sir Wm. Wilmer of Sywell, Northants.: bequest. W: Frances Henry, Edmund Vaughan, Thomas Ashton, Tempest Cooke

[no title] D3155/6689 11th Nov. 1663

Contents:

Release: Nich. Willimott and Phillip Gery of Derby, gent. to Thomas Rawlins of London, baker: a close in Loughborough, Leics. W: Robt. Willimott, Thomas Cope, Thomas Catescie, James Jordan

[no title] D3155/6690 10th Jun. 1700

Contents:

Security for mortgage: John Steere the elder of Osmaston, yeo. and John Steere the younger, son and heir apparent, to Abraham Crompton of Derby, gent.: a messuage in Osmaston and land in Normanton and Alvaston and Boulton. W: Hugh Bateman, Wm. Stenson, Martha Sadler

[no title] D3155/6691 1st Oct. 1706

Contents:

Lease for a year: Sir Arthur Kaye of Woodsome, Yorks., John Knightley of Offe-church Bury, Wks., esq., Robt. Wilmot, son and heir of Robt. Wilmot of Osmaston, John Harpur of Twyford, esq., Simon Biddulph of Burberry, Tks., esq. and Elizabeth Marow of Westminster, spinster, to Arabella Marow of Westminster, spinster, their four parts of five shares in a messuage in Beckswell, Wks. W: Chris. Goulton, James Rymer, Dorothy Wood, Henry Wilmot of York, Henry Webb of Offchurch

[no title] D3155/6692 28th Apl. 1715

Contents:

Conveyance: Robt. Wilmot of Osmaston (son and heir of Sir Nich. Wilmot, dec'd.) to Gerard Walker of Trusley, yeo. (grandson and heir of John Walker, late of Etwall, yeo. dec'd.: a messuage and lands in Trusley, Sutton on the Hill and Oslaston. W: W. Fitsherbert, Charles Rawlen. (Field Hames.)

[no title] D3155/6693 17th May 1613

Contents:

Lease: Edmund Penninue of Much Dunmow, Essex, gent. and Anne his wife, Sir Nich. Baron of Redgrave, Suffolk, and others, trustees for Edmund and his wife to Anthony Parker of Ipswich: a capital messuage in Bawdsey, Suffolk. W: Edwd. Cooke, Robt. Cover. Root. Meade

[no title] D3155/6694 28th Sept. 1630

Contents:

Assignment: Sir Thomas Gleinham of Gleinham. Suffolk to Frances Withipoll of Ipswich, esq. the capital messuage of Bawdsey, Suffolk

[no title] D3155/6695 29th Mar. 1639

Contents:

Bargain and Sale: Wm. Stanhope of Linby, Notts., esq. to Nich. Willimott lands etc. Royden Marsh in Oxford and Sudborne, Suffolk purporting a mortgage of £1,000. W: Edwd. Chaulton, John Newton

[no title] D3155/6696 10th & 11th Oct. 1735

Contents:

Lease and release: John Maddock of Osmaston, yeo. and Mary his wife, Nathaniel Maddock, son and heir apparent, and Dorothy his wife to John Eardley Wilmot of Inner Temple: Clay Pits Close and an acre and a rood in Broad Meadow, Osmaston. W: Edwd. Wilmot, Edwd. Maddock

[no title] D3155/6697-6698 29th & 30th Mar. 1743

Contents:

Lease and release. John Eardley Wilmot to Sir Robt. Wilmot: Clay Pitts close and land in Broad Meadow, Osmaston. W: Sam. Horrocas, Joseph Felkin

[no title] D3155/6699 12th Jan. 1703

Contents:

Lease for a year: Robt. Wilmot the elder of Osmaston and Robt. the younger son and heir apparent, to Rich. Boycott of Middle Temple and John Browne of Leacroft, Staffs., gent.: the Manor of Osmaston, the titles of Litchurch lands etc. in Weston on Trent, Borrowash, Spondon, Newton Grange, a fifth part of the Manor. W: Hugh Bateman, Jos. Whitehall, Hen. Bowman

[no title] D3155/6700 22nd Jan. 1729

Contents:

[no title] D3155/6701 2nd Oct. 1706

Contents:

Release: Lease for a year: Sir Arthur Kaye of Woodsome, Yorks., John Knightley of Offe-church Bury, Wks., esq., Robt. Wilmot, son and heir of Robt. Wilmot of Osmaston, John Harpur of Twyford, esq., Simon Biddulph of Burberry, Tks., esq. and Elizabeth Marow of Westminster, spinster, to Arabella Marow of Westminster, spinster, their four parts of five shares in a messuage in Beckswell, Wks. W: Chris. Goulton, James Rymer, Dorothy Wood, Henry Wilmot of York, Henry Webb of Offchurch

[no title] D3155/6702 3rd Dec. 1734

Contents:

Deed Poll: James McCulloch and Annabella his wife nee Wilmot to Robt. Wilmot the elder and his trustees, purporting a discharge for his and their share of £4,000 according to the appointment of their father Robt. Wilmot, sen. W: Percival Haslam, Frances Revell

[no title] D3155/6703 20th Oct. 1670

Contents:

Mortgage: Sir Edwd. Mosley of Rolleston and Deme Mary his wife, to Nich. Willimott of Grays Inn, messuages and lands in Osmaston. W: Mary Calthrop, Thom. Eaton, J. W. Gregory

[no title] D3155/6704 10th Mar. 1654

Contents:

Feoffment: John Maddocks of Osmaston, yeo. and Margaret his mother, to Robt. Storer of Osmaston, husbandman: a section of land in Crumpsick Flatt in Osmaston. W: J. W. Gregory, Thomas Catesbie

[no title] D3155/6705 23rd Apl. 1654

Contents:

Mortgage: Dame Mary Moseley to Nich. Willimott and Phillip Gary of lands in Osmaston and Chaddesden. W: Gilbert Wakelin, Alex. Walthall, John Wakelyn

[no title] D3155/6706 Trin. Term 1658

Contents:

Fine: Dame Mary Moseley to Nich. Willimott and Phillip Gery: 4 messuages, 4 cottages, 100 acres of land, 20 acres of meadow, 30 acres of pasture, 20 acres of Furze and heath and common of pasture for all manner of cattle in Osmaston and Chaddesden

[no title] D3155/6707 10th Feb. 1659

Contents:

Lease to ensure possession: Robt. Butler of Grays Inn, Wm. Clayton of Rowley Hall, Derby, gent. to Phillip Gery and Thomas Catesbie, servant to Nich. Willimott, a third part of their messuages and lands in Litchurch, Osmaston, Derby, Formanton and Chaddesden. W: Geo. Taylor, Geo. Milnes, John Buxton, Walter Lee, Arthur Kerchwall

[no title] D3155/6708 13th Jan. 1667

Contents:

Feoffment: Elizabeth Rooper of Heanor, widow, and Samuel Rooper of Lincolns Inn, esq. to John Pegg of Normanton, yeo. a messuage in Osmaston and several closes (Dexters Farm.) W: Elizabeth Toll, James Rathborne, Frances Deken, Rich. Rooper, Thomas Harington

[no title] D3155/6708A 25th Jan. 1667

Contents:

Letter of attorney: Elizabeth Rooper and Samuel Rooper to Wm. Pegg and Thomas Harrison of Normanton to deliver seisin of Dexters farm to John Pegg. W: James Rathbone, Elizabeth Toll, Rich. Rooper

[no title] D3155/6709 1st Apl. 1668

Contents:

Feoffment: John Pegg of Normenton, yeo. and Elizabeth his wife of 1st part, Thomas Hassard of Hartsborne, yeo. of 2nd part and John Hassard, joiner, son and heir of Thomas and Thomas Sheppard of Hartsborne, freemason. In consideration of a marriage between John Pegg and Elizabeth his wife nee Hassard, settlement of a messuage and lands in Osmaston (Dexters Farm.) W: Hen. Benskyn, John Hazard, Wm. Pegg

[no title] D3155/6710-6711 6th & 7th Sep. 1669

Contents:

Lease land release W: John Pegg of Normanton, yeo. to Robt. Willimott of Grays Inn, Frances Revell of Carnefield, Derbys., and Nich. Willimott the younger of Osmaston, gent.: a messuage in Osmaston (Dexters Farm.) W: Nich. Hurt, sen., Nich. Hurt, Wm. Leaper

[no title] D3155/6712 Michaelmas 1669

2 copies

Contents:

Fine: Robt. Willimott, Frances Revell and Nicholas Willimott, quer. John Pegg and Elizabeth his wife, defs. a messuage in Osmaston

[no title] D3155/6713 1st May 1686

Contents:

Release: Wm. Dawson of Osmaston yeo. and Sarah his wife, to Robt. Willimott of Osmaston, esq. all his messuages and lands in Osmaston. W: Edwd. Wood, Thomas Hopkins, Sam. Heathcote. (Field Names. Includes lease for possession dated 30th April, 1686.)

[no title] D3155/6714 21st Mar. 1686

Contents:

Feoffment: Isacc Plattes of Derby, gent. and Mary his wife to Robt. Wilmot of Osmaston, esq. a messuage in Osmaston and lands etc. in Litchurch, Alvaston and Bouiton (? Balls Farm.) W: Sam. Ward, John Hutchinson, Edwd. Wood, John Cope, John Hilditch

[no title] D3155/6715 23rd Mar. 1686

Contents:

Covenant: John Bancroft of Derby, baker of 1st part, John Gisborne of Derby, gent., the younger of 2nd part, John Gisborne the elder of 3rd part, Isaac Plattes of Derby, gent. of 4th part and Robt. Wilmot of Osmaston, esq. of 5th part to stand seized of Balls Farm, Osmaston in trust for Robt. Wilmot to attend the fee. W: Thom. Mason, Edwd. Wood, Frances Bankhouse, Edwd. Kirkley, Susanna Hayward, Henry Clarke

[no title] D3155/6716 18th Jul. 1692

Contents:

Feoffment: Joseph Greatrax of Derby, yeo. to Robt. Willimott of Osmaston esq.: a close in Osmaston. W: Arthur Jolly, Will. Sheppard, Jos. Barnes

[no title] D3155/6716A 2nd Jul. 1688

Contents:

Receipt: Joseph Greatrax to Robt. Wilmot. Receipt for purchase money £125 for close in Osmaston

[no title] D3155/6716B Hilary Tm. 1692

Contents:

Fine: Robt. Wilmot, esq. Thomas Caton, Frances Meynell, Robt. Swindell and Samuel Locker, quer, Joseph Greatrax, John Moore and Ann his wife, Samuel Hilward and Alice his wife, Rich. Boothere and Mary his wife, and Geo. Porter, sen. and Anne his wife and Gabriel Porter, defs.: a messuage, a garden, 30 acres of land, 10 acres meadow, 10 acres of pasture and common of pasture in Osmaston, Repton, Oakbrooke, Borrowash and Willington

[no title] D3155/6716C 1st Mar. 1671

Contents:

Feoffment: Rich. Bludworth of Derby, ironmonger to Jos. Greatrax of Derby, tanner: lands in Osmaston, land in the Little Field, Derby. (copy)

[no title] D3155/6717 21st Jul. 1641

Contents:

Conveyance: Nich. Willimott to Edwd. Hawkes, the younger, of Derby, gent.: a messuage, malt rooms etc. in St. Peter's Parish near the Gaol Bridge, Derby, yeilding yearly for ever to the overseers of the Poor for parish of St. Peters. W: J. W. Gregory, Jos. Chambers, Wm. Langford

[no title] D3155/6718 8th Feb. 1663

Contents:

Covenant: Henry Mellor, son and heir of Robt. Mellor late of Derby, dec'd. to execute into Nich. Willimott at his own cost and charges £170 10s. 8d. within 6 months and execute such sufficient security to save harmless the said Nich. W. from all articles of agreement entered into by him and his brother John Wilmot unto Thomas Denton and Lettice his wife. W: Frances Gregge, J. W. Gregory

[no title] D3155/6719 5th May 1654

Contents:

Conveyance: Nich. Willimott and Dorothy his wife and Wm. Harper of Hilston, Leics. gent. and Alice his wife, to John Robinson of Swannington, Leics., yeo. and Rich. Burges of same, yeo.: a close part of Kinton's Waste in Whitwick, Leics. W: Robt. Willimott, J. W. Gregory, Wm. Boar

[no title] D3155/6720 12th Jun. 1700

Contents:

Discharge and acquital: John Steere the elder of Osmaston. yeo. to John Steere the younger re security for a loan of £100 from Abraham Crompton - lands in Osmaston, Normanton, Alvaston and Boulton. W: Hugh Bateman, Martha Sadler

[no title] D3155/6721 13th Oct. 1730

Contents:

Covenant: Robt. Wilmot the elder of Osmaston, esq., Robt. Wilmot the younger, son and heir apparent, Edwd. Wilmot of Middle Temple, gent. and Robt. Charnells to Wm. Osborne of Derby, gent. to indemnify Wm. Osborne from payment of a Cheif rent on lands in Osmaston. W: Hugh Bateman, Charles Girling, Jo. Bateman

[no title] D3155/6722 14th Sept. 1744

Contents:

Will - copy: Wm. Osborne of Alvaston, gent. Bequests include messuages etc. in Alvaston and Boulton, lands in Osmaston and Normanton. W: Jos. Hayne, Thom. Wright, Sam. Horrocks

[no title] D3155/6723 19th Nov. 1725

Contents:

Settlement: Robt. Wilmot of Osmaston, esq., Sir Arthur Kaye and John Knightley of lands had from Wm. Leaper in exchange for other lands comprised in R.W.'s. marriage settlement (in Osmaston.) W: Wm. Leaper, Hugh Bateman

[no title] D3155/6724 1632

Contents:

Grant: Nich. Willimott to John Willimott of Osmaston, gent. (brother) lands in Stockbrooke and Whitecross Fields, Derby

[no title] D3155/6725 1st Jan. 1752

Contents:

Rev. John Holden, Rector of Weston on Trent (only son and heir of Robt. Holden dec'd.) of 1st part, Henry Wilmot of Grays Inn, gent. of 2nd part and Rev. Richard Kirkby of Bingham, Notts. clerk. The advenson of the church of Weston on Trent to Henry Wilmot, as tenant to suffer a recovery. W: Z. Duckett, W. Bilby, Robt. Evans, Tim. Hutchinson, Thom. Collingwood

[no title] D3155/6726 2nd May 1735

Contents:

Deed of exchange: Robt. Wilmot the younger of Osmaston, esq. and John Eardley Wilmot of Inner Temple and Edwd. Dawson of Long Thatton, Leics. of lands in Osmaston. W: J. Farmer, Thomas. Prinsop. (Field names.)

[no title] D3155/6727-6728 2nd & 3rd Apl. 1734

Contents:

Lease and Release: Edwd. Wilmot of Middle Temple, esq. and Robt. Charnells, gent. to Robt. Wilmot the younger of Osmaston, esq. and John Eardley Wilmot of Inner Temple, esq. A close called Nether Green in Osmaston. W: Jos. Felkin, Wm. Rowse, Deb. Rees, Thom. Sharpe

[no title] D3155/6729 16th Mar. 1606

Contents:

Feoffment: Robt. Newton of Chaddesden, gent. to Edwd. Shrigley of Ashe, gent. The Great Meadow in Osmaston and Chaddesden. W: John Baxter, Nich. Lowe, Hammond Noble, John Osborne

[no title] D3155/6730 13th Feb. 1593

Contents:

Grant and assignment: Chris. Beaumont of Grays Inn, gent. to Henry Beaumont of Derby, esq. of the rectory, Tythes and Tythe Barn of Chaddesden for a term of 60 years. W: Frances Beaumont, Hum. Wolverston, John Drewe, John Towne

[no title] D3155/6731 19th Mar. 1607

Contents:

Bargain and sale: Robt. Newton of Chaddesden, gent. to Robt. Wilmot of Osmaston, yeo.: a messuage and lands in Chaddesden, Spondon, Breadsall and Morley. W: W. Cavendishe, John Baxter, John Alport, Fowke Styles

[no title] D3155/6732 4th Oct. 1584

Contents:

Bargain and sale: Robt. Newton of Chaddesden and Thomas his son and heir apparant to John Scattergood of Chaddesden, yeo. of lands in Chaddesden. W: John Bullock, Edwd. Munch, Arthur Bradshawe, Roland Cotton, Peter Morton

[no title] D3155/6733 9th Jun. 1608

Contents:

Assignment: Thomas Seyliard of Delaward, Kent., esq. and Elizabeth his wife, daughter of Francis Beaumont and sister and executor of Sir Henry Beaumont late of Grace dieu, Leics. dec'd. to Wm. Deane of Clements Inn, gent. of the Rectory, Tythe Barn and Tythes of Chaddesden and of a messuage and lands in Normanton and Osmaston. W: J. Towner, Edwd. Sharpe, Robt. De la Lay, John Browtoe, John Seyliard, John Woodhouse, Robt. Greenhill

[no title] D3155/6733A 30th Oct. 1608

Contents:

Release: Thomas Seyliard to Wm. Deane for £200 in pursuance of a condition or provise in an assignment (6733) of the Rectory etc. of Chaddesden. W: John Seyliard, Law. Whithall, Rich. Bateman, John Ashe, John Couper

[no title] D3155/6734 22nd Jan. 1611

Contents:

Assignment: Wm. Deane to Edwd. Shrigley of all his right, title, term and interest to the Rectory, tythes etc. of Chaddesden. W: Edwd. Deane, John Woodhouse, John Cowper, Oliver Smyth

[no title] D3155/6735-6736 30th Sept. 1730

Contents:

Release: Edwd. Wilmot, Robt. Charnells of 1st part, Robt. Wilmot the elder of Osmaston and Robt. his son and heir apparent of 2nd part and Arabella Marow of Hanover Square, spinster of 3rd part: a messuage called Roper's House and lands in Osmaston. W: Anne Kaye, Eliz. Clifton, Robt. Rockley, Thomas Shipton, Wm. Rowse, Edwd. Baker. (Includes lease for possession dated 29th September, 1730. 2 copies)

[no title] D3155/6737 1st Oct. 1730

Contents:

Declaration of trust: Miss Arabella Narow: of a messuage called Roper's House and lands in Osmaston for Mrs. Ursula Wilmot. W: Anne Kaye, Eliz. Clifton, Robt. Rockley

[no title] D3155/6738 27th Mar. 1734

Contents:

Release: Robt. Wilmot the elder of Osmaston, esq. and Ursula his wife, of 1st part, Dame Anne Kaye of New Bond Street, widow, of 2nd part, Eliz. Marow of Offchurch, Wks., spinster of 3rd part, John Knightley of Offchurch, Wks. esq. and Mary his wife of 4th part and Robt. Wilmot the younger of Osmaston, esq. and John Eardley Wilmot of Inner Temple: the messuage - Roper's House and lands in Osmaston - to enable a fine to be levyed. W: Wm. Rowse, James McCulloch. (Lease for a year dated 26th March, 1734.)

[no title] D3155/6739 Michaelmas 1604

2 copies

Contents:

Fine: Robt. Willimott, quer. Sentloe Bradshaw def. and Helen his wife: a messuage and lands in Osmaston

[no title] D3155/6740 Trinity 1621

Contents:

Fine: Robt. Willimott, gent. quer. Nich. Fisher, clerk, John Brayn and Eliz. his wife, Edwd. Dale and Jane his wife, defs. of 2 messuages, 2 cottages, gardens, orchards, land etc. in Osmaston

[no title] D3155/6741 21st May 1603

Contents:

Feoffment: Rich. Dale of Osmaston, gent. to Robt. Wilmot the younger of Osmaston, yeo. Three closes of meadowe ground in Osmaston. W: John Baxter, Robt. Brownell, John Greaves, Thomas Walten

[no title] D3155/6742 Michaelmas 1617

Contents:

Fine: Nich. Lowe and Edwd. Villiers, quer. Rich. Sale, sen. clerk, Rich. Sale jnr. and Ann his wife and Wm. Sale, defs. The Manor of Shardlow and a messuage and lands in Shardlow, Wilne, Aston and Boulton

[no title] D3155/6743 Michaelmas 1678

Contents:

Fine: Jos. Parker, gent., Thomas Goodwin, gent. and Robt. Mellor, gent. quers., Wm. Ball, def. of one messuage and lands and common of pasture for all manner of cattle in Osmaston

[no title] D3155/6744 30th Sep. 1598

Contents:

Lease for ensure possession: Rich. Frances of Ticknall, esq. to Rhomas Ilsley of Derby, gent.: a capital messuage in Osmaston. W: James Cowper, Phillip Aram, Wm. Dale, Robt. Firebrace

[no title] D3155/6745 27th Jul. 1605

Contents:

Assignment: Frances Buck of Hill Somersal, gent. to Robt. Willimott of Dovebridge, yeo. of a messuage and lands in Hill Somersal. W: John Gregson, Gregory Gregson, Robt. Turpin, Phillip Aram

[no title] D3155/6746 11th Jan. 1606

Contents:

Receipt: John Richardson, Frances his wife and Millicent Russell, (daughter of Wm. Russell of Stanton) to Richard Frances of Stanton for £32 for a lease of a messuage and a yardland in Stanton

[no title] D3155/6747 15th Nov. 1649

Contents:

Bond: John Sale of Shardlow, gent. to Sir John Curzon of Kedleston to keep covenants in indentures of lease of same date. W: Hen. Francis, Frances Burton, Jo. Wilde, Frances Curzon

[no title] D3155/6748 19th Jun. 1639

Contents:

Defeasance of Statute Staple: Thomas Stick of London, gent and John Sale of Shardlow, gent. on a payment of £454 on 20th June, 1642, W: Peter Langston, John Ollyver, John Houldin

[no title] D3155/6749 1st Feb. 1647

Contents:

Feoffment: Nich. Willimott to Wm. Yates of London, goldsmith: two closes in Etwall. W: J. W. Gregory, Robt. Warde. (Field names.)

[no title] D3155/6750 29th Aug. 1600

Contents:

Bond: John Draper, clerk of Stanford, Notts. and Thomas Draper of Woodchill, Yorks. esq. to Peter Columbell of Normanton on Soar, Notts., John Morton of Market Bosworth, Leics. yeo. in penalty of £200 with condition for repayment of £100. W: Geo. Pott, Wm. Gyte

[no title] D3155/6751 1st Dec. 1646

Contents:

Feoffment: Nicholas Willimott to Wm. Yates of London, goldsmith a messuage - Moores Farm in Etwall. W: Geo. Savile, Thomas Hood, Geo. Gregson, Jos. Parker

[no title] D3155/6752 23rd Jun. 1608

Contents:

Assignment: Frances Buck of Hill Somersall to Robt. Wilmot of Osmaston, yeo. a messuage and lands in Hill Somersall for the remainder of a term of 120 years. W: Edwd. Shrigley, Phillip Aram

[no title] D3155/6753 28th Nov

Contents:

Feoffment: Thomas Biddulph of Ticknall, gent. to Christopher Pimme of Long Eaton, gent. all his lands etc. in Ticknall. W: Mich. Ilsley, Wm. Sperry, John Skernot, Nich. Willimott, Anne Houlden, Phillip Gery

[no title] D3155/6754 1st Mar. 1648

Contents:

Feoffment: Nich. Willimott to Henry Kettle of Islington, brewer: three closes of land in Bearwardcote. W: Geo. Savile, Geo. Gregson, John Flamstead, Jos. Parker

[no title] D3155/6755 1st Mar. 1648

Contents:

Conveyance: Nich. Willimott to Henry Kettle of Islington, brewer: three closes of land in Bearwardcote. W: Edwd. Kinge, Edwd. Pothill, J. W. Gregory

[no title] D3155/6756 15th Dec. 1599

Contents:

Feoffment: Phillip Vincent of Wilford, Notts., gent. to Henry Chaworth of Ausley, Notts. and Dorothy his wife, daughter of Roger Columbell a cottage in Radford, Notts. and land in Radford and an acre - Web Doles in Lenton - in tail male. W: Wm. Torst, Geo. Devill, Bartholomew Darby, J. Rychmond

[no title] D3155/6757 12th Jun. 1650

Contents:

Conveyance: Nich. Willimott to Humphrey Yates of Derby, maltster of three closes called the Barnwells and three closes called Cheadle's Close, Cannions Close and Broadmeadow Leys in Bearwardcote. W: John Dallton, Lambert Stanley, J. W. Gregory

[no title] D3155/6758 22nd May 1652

Contents:

Release: Nich. Willimott to Dorothy Bunington of Bearwardcote, widow, and Mary B. her daughter. The capital messuage or Manor House and lands in Bearwardcote. W: J. W. Gregory, Dutton Hill, Isaac Beckitt

[no title] D3155/6759 31st Oct. 1671

Contents:

Mortgage: Alex. Walthall the elder of Hilton, gent. and Alex. Walthall the younger of Burton on T. gent. to Wm. Chambers of Derby, gent. and Wm. Thrner of Derby, gent. lands etc. in Bearwardcote, Etwall and Burnaston. W: Ben. Eyre, Robt. Hanford

[no title] D3155/6760 1st Mar 1647

Contents:

Feoffment: Nich. Willimott to Hump. Yates of Etwall, yeo. a cottage and 3 acres of arable land in Etwall. W: Edwd. Houlden, Wm. Leaper, James Dawson

[no title] D3155/6761 22nd Jun 1621

Contents:

Grant: Wm. Stanhope of Elvaston, esq. (3rd son of Sir John Stanhope dec'd. and executor of the will of Dame Katherine Stanhope, widow of Sir John dec'd.) Katharine Stanhope, Dorothy Stanhope and Jane Stanhope, sisters of Wm. to John Gage of Firle, Sussex esq. and Thomas Stick of London, gent. The Manor of Weston and Aston with lands etc. in Weston, Aston, Shardlow and Wilne. W: Thomas Roper, Henry Fleetwood, Charles Powell, Thomas Preston, Wm. Shaw

[no title] D3155/6762 21st Nov. 1611

Contents:

Exemplification of a recovery: Robt. Bell and Wm. Whetley, esq. pet. against Charles Paget, esq. The Manor of Weston, Aston, Wilne, Shardlow, Morley and Smalley and Kiddersley

[no title] D3155/6763 10th Aug. 1606

Contents:

Lease: Charles Pagett of Weston on Trent (son of Rt. Hon Wm. Lord Pagett, dec'd.) and the Rt. Hon Wm., Lord Pagett to John Rose of Weston on Trent, blacksmith and Elizabeth his wife and John Rose their son lands etc. in Weston on Trent for the term of their lives. W: Rich. Sale. Stephen Knowles, Rich. Wedgewood, Thomas Heigham, Wm. Sale

[no title] D3155/6764 8th May. 1606

Contents:

Ratification of lease: Charles Paget and Wm., Lord Pagett to Rich, Bryan of Weston on Trent, yeo. and Jane his wife and John Bryan their son of messuage and two yard lands and a half in Weston on Trent for life of longer liver, granted by Queen Elizabeth, 15th December, 1596. W: Robt. Porter, Laurence Minshull, Robt. Cureton, Wm. Williamson, Thom. Sprott

[no title] D3155/6765 12th Feb. 1604

Contents:

Lease: Charles Pagett and Wm., Lord Pagett to Wm. Dornelowe the elder of Weston, yeo. a messuage and two yard lands in Weston for the term of the natural lives of Wm. D. the elder, Wm. D. the younger and Rich. Palfreyman, son of Frances Palfreyman of Weston, husbandman reserving spent trees, wood and underwood, mines and quarries. W; John Donnelowe, Laurence Minshull, Robt. Cureton

[no title] D3155/6766 23rd May 1604

Contents:

Settlement: Charles Pagett of Weston on trent to Rt. Hon. William, Lord Pagett, The Manors of Weston, Aston, Wilne, Shardlow, Morley and Smalley and Kiddersley, Morley Park and the advensons of Weston, Aston and Morley - to the use of Charles Pagett for life, then to Mary Gerard his neice, and her heirs and in default to Wm. Lord Pagett. Wm. to pay to Mary on death of Charles £1000. W; Thomas Ilsley, Wm. Ramsey, Cobham Mills, Twiford Wathey

[no title] D3155/6767 5th Nov. 1596

Contents:

Letters patent - grant: Queen Elizabeth to Wm. Frances, John Henshawe and Thomas Henshaw: a messuage and two yard lands in Weston on Trent late parcell of the possessions of Charles Pagett who was attainted of High Treason - to hold for lives - under the yearly rent of 24s

[no title] D3155/6768 26th Oct. 1545

Contents:

Grant: The Crown to Wm. Pagett. The Manors of Weston, Aston, Wilne, Shardlowe, Horley and Smalley, advensons of the Churches of Weston and Aston, late parcell of possessions of John, Bishop of Chester and of lands in Staffs. late parcell of possessions of the Bishop of Coventry and Litchfield to be held of the King by the service of a twentieth part of a Knight Fee

[no title] D3155/6769 1st Oct. 1738

Contents:

Mortgage - copy: Robt. Wilmot of Osmaston, esq. son and heir of Robt. Wilmot, dec'd. and John Eardley Wilmot of Middle Temple to Thomas Gesborne of Derby, esq., the capital messuage at Osmaston and lands there for £1500. W: Wm. Bateman, Wm. Sheldon

[no title] D3155/6770 4th Sep. 1487

Contents:

Grant: Rich. Stoner of Stretton in the Field and Agnes his wife, to Wm. Garnett of Ashby de la Zouch and Agnes his wife. 18 acres of land in Ockethorp a half acre in Gresley and other lands there. W: John Lowte, ballig de Ashby de la Zouche, Thomas Fost, John Stokes, Robt. Fost, Bartholomew Chaplen. (Field names.)

[no title] D3155/6771 Wed. after F. of St. Andrew 1340

Contents:

Grant: Margaret Savage of Okethorp to Wm. of childet of Okethorp, Margaret his wife and John his son, 1 acre of arable land in the fields of Okethorp. W: Wm. Ada of Walmsley, Rich. Leblone of same, E. Helis of Okethorp. Wm. Montchamp of Deranthorp, Robt. Cromwall of Meysham

[no title] D3155/6772 20 after F. of Purif. of B.V.M. 1335

Contents:

Grant: Sarah Hulson, wife of Henry, son of Henry of Oakthorp, in widowhood to Wm. of Childecote: a half acre of land in Oakethorpe. W: Wm. Hult of Oakthorp, Rich. England, Robt. Cromwell and Wm......, Thomas Elye, of Okethorp

[no title] D3155/6773 29th Dec 1496

Contents:

Grant: Wm. Garnett of Ashby de la Z., weaver and Agnes his wife to Sir Thomas Gresley a parcel of arable land in the fields of Okethorp. W: Robt. Runde of Ashby, Bartholomew Chapleyne of same, Phillip Peyke of same and others

[no title] D3155/6774 4th Apl. 1462

Contents:

Quit Claim: Wm. Surry of Okethorp to John Halugaton of Lubbesthorp lands in Okethorp. W: John London, Leics., Jm Bishop, Roger Humberstone, John Finnays of Leics., Richard Parborne of Buntingthorp

[no title] D3155/6775 10th May 1470

Contents:

Grant: Wm. Moton, esq. and Thomas Dittleswell to John Shepherd, abbot of the Monastery of Blessed Mary of Leicester, Wm. Cheselden, chaplain, and Richard Withebury all that land in town and fields of Okethorpe had from Thomas Lathbury, esq. W: John Gresley, Wm. Dedyk, esq. Thomas Taylor of Okethorpe, Wm. Glover, Robt. Glover of same

[no title] D3155/6776 Wed. after All Saints 1399

Contents:

Power of attorney: John Abrey of Willesley to John Clerk of Meysham and Robt. Swaynes of Okethorpe to give peaceful seisin of a messuage and a virgate of land in Okethorpe, to Sir Thomas Gresley, Knt., Sir John Gresley, Knt., Thomas Astley, esq. and Wm. Arderne of Meysham

[no title] D3155/6777 Day of S. Hugo. 1429

Contents:

Grant: Wm. Machon of Appleby to Thomas Okthorp of Okethorp an acre of land in Okethorp. W: Rich. Jabet of Appleby Parva, Robt. Mole of Appleby Magna, John Taylor of same, Thomas Page of same, John Peacher of same. (Field names.)

[no title] D3155/6778 10th Jan. 1577

Contents:

Covenant to levy a fine: Thomas Gresley of Drakelowe, esq. to Edwd. Dilke of Kirby Mallory, Leics. yeo.: whereas the said Edwd. purchased from Sir Wm. Gresley lands etc. in Okethorp - the Manor of Okethorp... services, coal mines.... The said Thomas will levy a fine of the said premises to Edwd. Dilke before Easter next. W: John Newporte, Ra. Barker, Arthur Holden

[no title] D3155/6779 1496

Contents:

Power of attorney: Sir Thomas Gresley to Richard Gresley and Roger Wackefielde to deliver peaceful seisen of 8 acres of arable land in Okethorpe

[no title] D3155/6780 F. of St. Edmund 1403

Contents:

Grant: Wm. Ingelwardby of Willesley to Wm. de Leck and Margery his wife: a messuage and a virgate of land in Okethorpe. W: John Adam of Willesley, John Basseley of Measham

[no title] D3155/6781 F. of St. Andrew 1396

Contents:

Quit claim: Robt. Sawage, son of Robt. Sawage of Okethorp to Thomas Gresley of Drakelowe all his lands and buildings in Okethorp

[no title] D3155/6782 Sat. after F. of St. Peter & Paul 1414

Contents:

Release: John Abrey of Willesley to Sir Thomas Gresley, Knt., Sir John Gresley, Knt. and Thomas Astley, esq. and Wm. Andrew of Measham: a messuage and land in Okethorp. W: John Dethek of Newhall, John Abbott of Caldwell, Thomas Okethorp of Okethorp

[no title] D3155/6783 Sat. after F. of St. Lucy the Virgin. 1412

Contents:

Grant: Lesota, widow of Rich, Wyley of Okethorp, daughter and heir of John, son of Nich. of Okethorp to Sir Thomas Gresley, Sir John Gresley, Thomas Astley and Wm. Arderne of Measham: a messuage and 36 acres of land etc. in Okethorpe. W. Wm. Inggwerby of Willesley, John Abbott of Caldwell, John Abbot of Stapenhill, Thomas Dexter of Stretton, John Baseley of Measham, Wm. Elyot of same, Thomas of Okethrop

[no title] D3155/6784 Wed. St. Thomas. 1392

Contents:

Grant: Robert, son of Wm. of Okethorp to Thomas his son lands in Okethorp. (many field names.)

[no title] D3155/6785 1394

Contents:

Grant: Henry, son of Robert, son of Wm. of Okethorp to William his brother lands in Okethorp. in Okethorp. W: John Kynston of Okethorp, Rich. Wyley of same, John Willeson of same, Reg. Smythe of same, Thomas Hopkinson of same, Wm. Carter of same, John Elyot of same

[no title] D3155/6786 20th Aug. 1503

Contents:

Lease: Wm. Gresley of Drakelow and Robt. Gresley to John Abbot of Leicester and John Blount, gent. all those messuages, lands etc. in Okethorp with all manner of coal, coal mine and profit of coal.... for 30 yrs

[no title] D3155/6787 3rd Sep. 1504

Contents:

Grant: Wm. Gresley of Draklowe and Robt. his brother to John Porte, Thomas Blount, John Southe and Thomas Beamont: all messuages and lands in Okethorp

[no title] D3155/6788 17th Dec. 1504

Contents:

Grant: Hugo Sheparde of Chyston Cambyle, Staffs. to Thomas Dedike, Roger Belshyne, yeo., Thomas Beamont, Thomas Botheway, clerk. A messuage in Okethorp. W: Rich. Morgan, Roger Agarde, Rich. Hynse, Wm. Hazelrigg

[no title] D3155/6789 3rd Feb. 1504

Contents:

Grant: Margaret Alrede, widow and Rich. Alrede, her son and heir apparent, to Thomas Botheway, clerk and Thomas Beaumont, gent, Walter Davege, clerk, and John Blount, gent: all their lands in Okethorp near Measham

[no title] D3155/6790 N.D

Contents:

Grant: Richard, son and heir of John de Sutton to Edmund his son all lands and buildings which Stephen de Buxton gave to John his father in the town of Buxton. W: Wm. of Stafford, Sir Wm. de Mere, Ralph de Bodyere, Roger de Sutton etc

[no title] D3155/6791 17th Dec. 1504

Contents:

Lease: John, the abbot of the Monastery of Our Lady of Leicester, Hugh Chepherde of Clifton Cambell, Staffs. yeo. for 30 years of a messuage, a croft and lands in Okethorp with all waste and all manner of coal mining and profit of coal to be taken from the ground

[no title] D3155/6792 24th Dec. 1504

Contents:

Lease: John the abbot of the Monastery of Blessed Mary, Leicester: Margaret Alrede widow and Rich. Alrede, son and heir apparent: witnesseth that the said Margaret and Richard have granted.... to the said abbot all their lands etc. in Okethorpe with all manner of coal mines etc. for 30 years

[no title] D3155/6793 8th Oct. 1505

Contents:

Covenant: John, abbot of Monastery of Blessed Mary of Leicester. Wm - of Bosworth, John Petcher of Little Appleby and Wm. Kynston of Packington: witnesseth that they will make a lawful state of a messuage and two yard of land, with all appartenances, coal-mines in Okethorpe which were John Kynston's of Packington... to John Zouche, Thomas Beamont and Thomas Betheway

[no title] D3155/6794 11th Oct. 1505

Contents:

Grant: John, abbot of Monastery of Blessed Mary of Leicester. Wm - of Bosworth, John Petcher of Little Appleby and Wm. Kynston of Packington: witnesseth that they will make a lawful state of a messuage and two yard of land, with all appartenances, coal-mines in Okethorpe which were John Kynston's of Packington... to John Zouche, Thomas Beamont and Thomas Betheway

[no title] D3155/6795 17th Sep. 1569

Contents:

Grant: Sir Wm. Gresley of Collton, Staffs. to Edwd. Dilke of Kirby Mallory, Leics. yeo., a parcel of land in Okethorp in occn. of Thomas Henshawe. W: Walt. Carlie, Edwd. Morton, Rich. Tomsby, Robt. Hellott, John Tomson, etc

[no title] D3155/6796 19th May 1569

Contents:

Lease: Sir Wm. Gresley of Collton, Staffs. to Agnes Hill of Measham, widow, whereas Sir Wm. by deed of 1st and 2nd Philip and Mary, let unto Hugh Hill of Measham, yeo. dec'd. (husband to Agnes) a messuage in Okethorp for 21 years - same leased to Agnes for a term of 21 years from date of this present

[no title] D3155/6797 12th Oct. 1571

Contents:

Grant: Sir Wm. Gresley to Edwd. Dylke of Kirby Mallory, Leics. yeo.: the Manor of Okethorp. W: John Addams, John Smalley, Thomas Walsh

[no title] D3155/6798 7th Aug. 1655

Contents:

Assignment: Francis Revell of Carnefield, Derbys. esq. Nich. Willimott and Philip Gery of Osmaston to John Buxton, eldest son of Hen. Buxton of Alport, gent.: a messuage and cottages and lands in Youlgreave, Middleton by Youlgreave, Alport and Gratton for remainder of a term of 80 years. W: Adrian Mundy, John Heathcote, Wm. Naylor

[no title] D3155/6799 29th Aug. 1758

Contents:

Will - copy: John Holden, clerk, Rector of Weston on Trent: bequests include Advenson of Weston on Trent to be transferred to Sir. R. Wilmot. W: Geo. Harrison, Wm. Denman, John Hutton. (Instructions for preparation of draft conveyance attached.)

[no title] D3155/6800 20th Mar. 1605

Contents:

Lease: Charles Pagett of Weston on Trent, esq. and Rt. Hon. Wm. Lord Pagett to Henry Holden of Wilne, yeo. a close "Dobholme Shrubs" in Aston on Trent during lives of Alice, his wife and John and Henry Holden his sons. W: Rich. Harpur, Thomas Comberford, A. Bate, Thomas Ilsley

[no title] D3155/6801 2nd Jan. 1663

Contents:

Release: Nich. Willimot of Grays Inn to Henry Mellor of Grays Inn: Cowper Meadow in Derby and The Leys, Abbey Barnes, Stockbrook Field, Whitecross Field. W: Nich. Willimot, jnr., Wm. Boden, Wm. Rinseton

[no title] D3155/6802 1st Oct. 1663

Contents:

Bargain & Sale.: Nich. Willimot of Grays Inn, esq. and Gervase Bennett of Snelston esq. to Henry Mellor of Derby, gent. (son of Robt. dec'd.): the manor of Sibsy heretofore known as the Lord Sheiffield. The rectory of Sibsey W: Jo. Chambers, James Roberts, Theo. Wragge

[no title] D3155/6803 20th Jan. 1729

Contents:

Lease for a year: Robt. Wilmot the elder of Osmaston, esq. and Robt. Wilmot his and heir to Benjamin Johnson of Inner Temple, gent. and Foot Gregg of London, gent.: the manor of Osmaston with messuages and lands there, with tythes of corn of Litchurch, messuages etc. in Weston on Trent, lands in Borrowash and Spondon, Newton Grange and a fifth part of the manor of Rushton Spencer, Staffs., lands at Audley, Staffs. and messuages in Aston, Wilne and Shardlow. W: Thom. Bayley, Thom. Allestree, Wm. Leaper, John Dewess, Will. Dawson. (Tenants names detail'd)

[no title] D3155/6804 3rd May 1732

Contents:

Lease: Robt. Wilmot the elder and Robt. his son and heir of 1st part, Edwd. Wilmot of Middle Temple, esq. and Robt. Charnells of Packington, Leics., gent. of 2nd part and Thomas Allestree of Alvaston, esq. and Wm. Huddesford of Bouton, Wks. clerk of 3rd part; The Manor of Osmaston, etc. as D3155/6803 W: Thom. Shipton, Wm. Rowse, Jos. Felkin

[no title] D3155/6805 6th Feb. 1663

Contents:

Release: Robt. Mellor, son of Robt. Mellor late of Derby dec'd to Nich. Willimot: the Manor of Sibsey, Linos. W: H. Brooks, German Parker

[no title] D3155/6806 12th Nov. 1525

Contents:

Lease: Thomas, abbot of the Monastery of S. Werburgh, Ches. and the Convent of same place to Rich. Fairbarne, son of Wm. F. dec'd. Their fishing of a certain water in Weston on Trent called "Blackpole" belonging to the Manor of Weston and also their fishing of certain other water and poles there called Armford and Bradford and also the herbages of grass of the conyngrebe and park of Weston for 20 years

[no title] D3155/6807 1st Mar. 1646

Contents:

Lease: Robt. Mellor of Derby, gent. to Robt. Willimot, esq., Nich. Willimot, esq., Sam. Watson, esq., Gervase Bennett, mercer, and Edwd. Hantoen, gent.: messuages etc. in Derby, Loscoe and Boylston. W: Robt. Booth, Walt. Horton, Fr. Lowe, Edwd. Mosley

[no title] D3155/6808 1st Mar. 1646

Contents:

Grant: Robt. Mellor of Derby, gent. to Robt. Willimot of Grays Inn, esq., Nich. Willimot of same, esq., Dan. Watson of same, esq., Gervase Bennett of Derby, mercer and Edwd. Hontorn of Osmaston, gent.: messuages in Derby (tenants detailed) a messuage in Boylston, three closes in Loscoe, messuages in Irongate.... in trust for Henry, Daniel, Robt. and John Mellor, his 4 sons, mentions land in S. Werburghs Parish, a tenement in Walker Lane, one in Rotten Row, 2 shops in the Butchery, a garden in Full St., a house in Bridge Gate. W: Robt. Mellor of Derby, gent. to Robt. Willimot, esq., Nich. Willimot, esq., Sam. Watson, esq., Gervase Bennett, mercer, and Edwd. Hantoen, gent.: messuages etc. in Derby, Loscoe and Boylston. W: Robt. Booth, Walt. Horton, Fr. Lowe, Edwd. Mosley

[no title] D3155/6809 2nd Oct. 1663

Contents:

Bargain and sale: Henry Mellor of Derby, gent. to Nich. Willimot of Grays Inn and Gervase Bennett of Snelston, esq.: the Manor of Farwell, Staffs. also a cottage in Charley nr. Longden, Staffs. W: H. Brook

[no title] D3155/6810 1st May 1670

Contents:

Release: John Mellor, son of Robt. of Derby dec'd. to Nich. Willimot, Edwd. Charlton and others.: the Manor of Sibsey. W: Step. Ewer, Henry Toone, Sam. Bakewell

[no title] D3155/6811 14th Jul. 1638

Contents:

Will: Robt. Willimot of Chaddesden the elder. Dispositions including Tithes of Denby: for support of ten poor people in ten little houses in Bridgegate, Derby..... Lands in Chaddesden, bequest for poor of Chaddesden. Lands at Derby, Markeaton, Mackworth, Musden Grange, Staffs., Osmaston and Litchurch, a house in Derby. Lands at Somersall. (Probate attached dated 21st June, 1969.)

[no title] D3155/6812 1st Nov. 1692

Contents:

Feoffment: John Maddock of Osmaston, yeo. to Robt. Willimot of Osmaston, esq. several parcels of land in Osmaston. W: F. Porter, Jos. Greatorex, Jos. Barnes. (Field names given.)

[no title] D3155/6813 18th Oct. 1693

Contents:

Deed of exchange: Robt. Willimot of Osmaston and Robt. his son and heir and John Steere of Osmaston, yeo. a close in Osmaston called Barley Croft and "The Hempland" with 2 acres in Dale Pit Field, for Three beast gates in "Middle Green", a piece in the "Moor Meadow", another in the "Broad Meadow", - four lands on "Caldwell an acre in Aston Way. W: W. Turner, Tim. Gregory

[no title] D3155/6814 17th Dec. 1701

Contents:

Release: Sir John Harpur of Caulke, bart. to Robt. Burdett of Bramcote, Wks., Robt. Wilmot of Yardley, Staffs., Robt. Wilmot of Osmaston and Henry Dyson of Leicester, from guardianship and tutership involving administration of estates in Derbyshire, Leics. and Stafford and in the City and County of Chester. W: Jo. Harpur, Jo. Hilditch, Thomas Jackson

[no title] D3155/6815 19th Oct. 1711

Contents:

Feoffment: Sir John Harpur of Calke, bart. and Edwd. Robey of Walton on Trent, esq. of 1st part, Robt. Wilmot of Osmaston, esq. of 2nd part and Hugh Bateman of Derby, gent. of 3rd part: 16 acres in "Moore Meadow", Osmaston, 2 roods in "Mill Pit Field". W: Sam. Clay, Robt. Cock, Jo. Greaves, Ed. Wilmot, John Wilmot, Jos. Felkin

[no title] D3155/6816 15th Aug. 1711

Contents:

Conveyance - copy: Robt. Wilmot of Osmaston, esq. to Robt. Goodale of Normanton by Derby, yeo.: a close, Batts Close in Litchurch

[no title] D3155/6817 4th Jun. 1720

Contents:

Deed of exchange: Robt. Wilmot of Osmaston, esq. and Wm. Leaper of Osmaston, gent. of lands in Osmaston (detailed) W: Thom. Shipton, Hugh Bateman, Robt. Bateman. (Field names, includes draft of sub, date 1724)

[no title] D3155/6818 5th Sep. 1724

Contents:

Declaration: Robt. Wilmot of Osmaston, Ann Revell of Brookhill, Notts., widow, Edwd. Wilmot of Brookhill, gent., (children and surviving execs. and trustees of will of Elizabeth Wilmot, wife of Robt. late of Osmaston, dec'd.) and Bridget Wilmot of Kirk Langley, widow and exec. of Charles Wilmot of K.L. dec'd. clerk, a son of Elizabeth, of account of monies received and how applied from estate of Mrs. Eliz. Wilmot, dec'd. W: Mary Revell, Martha Haynes, Geo. Maddock, Robt. Charnells, J. Blundell, Alice Ryder, John Ryder, Jos. Felkin, John Bage. (Includes receipts for legacies.)

[no title] D3155/6819 19th Nov. 1724

Contents:

Conveyance: Robt. Wilmot of Osmaston to Sir Arthur Kaye of Woodhouse, Yks. bart, and John Knightley of Offchurch, Wks. esq. of lands in Osmaston, lately exchanged with Wm. Leaper (6817) to uses in his marriage settlement W: Wm. Leaper, Hugh Bateman

[no title] D3155/6820 10th Nov. 1730

Contents:

Mortgage: Edwd. Wilmot of Middle Temple, gent. and Robt. Charnells of Packington, Leics. gent of 1st part, Robt. Wilmot the elder of Osmaston and Robt. his son and heir (Ursula wife of the elder) of 2nd part and Joyce Osborne of Derby, spinster of 3rd part. Of messuages and lands in Osmaston, a messuage in Audley, Staffs. W: Hugh Bateman, Jo. Bateman

[no title] D3155/6821 1st May 1732

Contents:

Assignment of mortgage: Joyce Osborne of 1st part, Edwd. Wilmot and Robt. Charnells of 2nd part, Robt. Wilmot the elder of Osmaston of 3rd part, Robt. Wilmot the younger and John Eardley Wilmot of the Inner Temple, esq. of 4th part: of messuages and lands in Osmaston, a messuage in Audley. W: Hugh Bateman, Jo. Bateman, Thom. Ramsey, Wm. Rowne

[no title] D3155/6822 1st Oct. 1738

Contents:

Mortgage: Robt. Wilmot of Osmaston (son and heir of Robt. W. dec'd.) and John Eardley Wilmot of Middle Temple (another son) to Thomas Gisborne of Derby, esq. of the capital messuage in Osmaston and lands there for 500 years. W: Wm. Bateman, Wm. Sheldon. (Field names.)

[no title] D3155/6823 27th Nov. 1733

Contents:

Conveyance - draft: Robt. Wilmot the younger of Poland St., London (son and heir of Robt. W. of Osmaston) and John Eardley Wilmot of Middle Temple to Wm. Antil of Spondon, gent. land in Spondon - "The Barrow Meadow."

[no title] D3155/6824 1st Jul. 1743

Contents:

Surrender of mortgage: Thomas Gisborne of Derby, esq. to Sir Robt. Wilmot of Osmaston and John Eardley Wilmot of Middle Temple, esq. on capital messuage and lands in Osmaston. W: Jo. Gisborne, Isaac Heath, (Field names.)

[no title] D3155/6825 1789

Contents:

Act (Inclosure) for dividing, alloting and inclosing....Osmaston by Derby

[no title] D3155/6826 14th Feb

Contents:

Inventory: Sir Henry Harpur of Calke of all goods and chattels valued and appraised by John Boulton of Hartshorne, gent. and Wm. Botham of Mackworth, gent., Thomas Gilbert of Chellaston, gent. and Nich. Illsley of Ticknall, yeo

[no title] D3155/6827 29th Oct. 1606

Contents:

Lease: Robt. Newton of Chaddesden, gent. to Robt. Willimot of Osmaston, yeo. "The Great Meadow", Chaddesden for 21 years. W: John Bentley, Edwd. Revell, Tim. Pursey, Fracis Coke

[no title] D3155/6828 3rd Nov. 1649

Contents:

Conveyance: Rt. Hon. Leicester, Viscount Hereford, Rich. Knightley of Fawsorey, Northants, esq. and Wm. Booth of Middle Temple, esq. to Nich. Willimot and Joan Willimot, sources of Nich. W. of Grays Inn: a messuage in Nether Thurvaston, and lands belonging. A messuage in Yeareley and cottages there

[no title] D3155/6829 17th May 1620

Contents:

Lease: Francis Bucke of Hill Somersall, gent. an annuity of £10 out of the Arbour Close in Dovebridge Holt for 40 years if Dame Grace Cavendish, widow of Henry Cavendish, and Jane, wife of Francis or either of them so long live. W: Thom. Milward, Phillip Kymersley

[no title] D3155/6830 10th Jan. 1635

Contents:

Grant: Charles Cotton of Nottingham, esq. and Olive his wife to Robt. Holden of Shardlow, yeo., one usual way to the close called Humberholme over Parson's Holme in Spondon, Robt. H. grants to Charles Cotton free power to enter Humberholme to make waterworks for serving the ground called Parson Holme from the Derwent. W: Thom. Savage, Hen. Wandell, John Wellers

[no title] D3155/6831 18th May 1591

Contents:

Bargain and sale: Michael Stanhope, esq. a groom of H.M. privy chamber to Rt. Hon. Edmund, Lord Sheffield woods and underwoods called Burnley Woods in Church Gresley and Castle Gresley

[no title] D3155/6832 26th May 1720

Contents:

Lease for a year: Wm. Leaper of Osmaston, gent. and Alice his wife to Robt. Wilmot the younger of Osmaston, esq. and Joseph Wilkinson of Swettenham, Ches. esq., gent., a messuage and several closes of land in Osmaston with tithes. W: Edwd. Wilmot, Wm. Lockett. (Endorsed to enable a grant and release for raising fortunes for his daughters.)

[no title] D3155/6833 16th Sep. 1661

Contents:

Coveyance: Nich. Willimott and John Orme of Burnaston, gent. of 1st part, John Werden of littleover, yeo. and Ellen his wife of 2nd part and John Walker of Derby, mercer of 3rd part of lands etc, in Littleover. W: J.W. Gregory, Edwd. Walker, Arthur Jolly, Thomas Catesbie

[no title] D3155/6834 18th Jan. 1693

Contents:

Mortgage: Geo. Blackwell of Burton on T., cordwainer to Mary Howkins of Newport, Salop, spinster, a messuage in Osmaston. W: Wm. Hawkins, John Wakefield, Thomas Shipton

[no title] D3155/6835 7th Oct. 1749

Contents:

Lease: Sir Robt. Wilmot of Osmaston to Thomas Doleman of Osmaston, husbandman and Mary his wife: a close - "The Hades" in Osmaston for 99 years if either of them so long shall live. W: John Mitchill, Gavin Broughton

[no title] D3155/6836 9th Nov. 1748

Contents:

Lease for possession: Jo. Walker of Plymouth, Devon, husbandman (brother and heir of John Walker of Osmaston, dec'd.) and Mary his wife (John was eldest son and heir of Ann Walker one of sisters and co-heir of Rich. Meare, late of Boulton, dec'd.) Thomas Doleman and Mary his wife (late widow of John Walker) and Jo. Holland of Boulton brother and heir of Joshua Holland late of London, dec'd. who was eldest son and heir of Eliz. Holland, sister of Mary Doleman and co-heir of Rich. Meare to Sir Robt. Wilmot of Osmaston: a close - The Hades - in Osmaston.W: Wm. Drew, Will. Harris, John Mastley, Ralph Melland, R. Whitby, John Mitchell, Gavin Broughton

[no title] D3155/6837 1749

Contents:

Affidavits: Thomas Doleman and Mary his wife, Jo. Walker and Mary his wife and Jo. Holland unable to appear in person for warranting the premises detailed in 6836 to Sir R. Wilmot

[no title] D3155/6838 10th Nov. 1748

Contents:

Release: Jo. Walker of Plymouth, Devon, husbandman (brother and heir of John Walker of Osmaston, dec'd.) and Mary his wife (John was eldest son and heir of Ann Walker one of sisters and co-heir of Rich. Meare, late of Boulton, dec'd.), Thomas Doleman and Mary his wife (late widow of John Walker) and Jo. Holland of Boulton brother and heir of Joshua Holland late of London, dec'd. who was eldest son and heir of Eliz. Holland, sister of Mary Doleman and co-heir of Rich. Meare to Sir Robt. Wilmot of Osmaston: a close - The Hades - in Osmaston. W: Wm. Drew, Will. Harris, John Mastley,Ralph Melland, R. Whitby, John Mitchell, Gavin Broughton

[no title] D3155/6839 13th Sept. 1578

Contents:

Grant: Walter Powbell of West Hallam, esq. to Rich. Dale of Osmaston, yeo., the reversion of a messuage and lands in Osmaston after death of Elizabeth Powtrell, widow. W: Will. Dougglie, Rich. Copestake, Roger Goodwyn, Laurence Brealey, Thom. Hallowes

[no title] D3155/6840 9th Oct. 1598

Contents:

Release: Rich. Francis of Ticknall, esq. to Rich. Dale of Osmaston, gent. a capital messuage and lands in Osmaston. W: Robt. Roper, Wm. Dale, Brian Beaulie, Dale Houlen, Rich. Mere, Thomas Ilsley

[no title] D3155/6841 20th Sep. 1647

Contents:

Lease: John Williamson, the elder of Weston on Trent, yeo. and John Williamson the younger of same to Nich. Willimott a messuage and lands in Weston on Trent for life of Mary Williamson, wife of John the elder. W: John Houldin, Geo. Cashe, J.W. Gregory

[no title] D3155/6842 29th Aug. 1655

Contents:

Award: Rich. Newdigate, Sergeant at Law between Sir Nich. Willimott and Mr. Richard Houlden the division of Weston Hollowe..... Wm. Leaper of Osmaston and John Houlden of Wilne to assure the division. W: John Houlden, Robt. Beale, Thomas Gilbert

[no title] D3155/6843 20th Jun. 1575

Contents:

Grant: John Babyington of Normanton, gent. to John Steinson of Normanton, yeo. of all the tythes of hay yearly arising out of his five acres of meadow in Nether Meadow, Normanton yeilding 3/4d. per annum for the same for ever. W: Rich. Dew of Derby, Wm. Fyshe, Wm. Steinson and Thomas Steinson of Normanton

[no title] D3155/6844 6th Apl. 1726

Contents:

Grant: John Bainbrigge of Hazlewood, clerk to Robt. Wilmot of Osmaston, esq. all that the first and next advenson and right of patronage to the parish church of Walton on the Wolds, Leics. W: Charles Chappell, John Town

[no title] D3155/6845 10th Jan 1714

Contents:

Deed: Robt. Wilmot the younger of Osmaston, esq. and Ursula his wife and John Knightley of Offchurch, Wks. esq. and Arabella Marow, (sister of Ursula) to empower Ursula Wilmot to dispose of Lady Marows legacy - which comprises an estate at Exhall, Wks., a mortgaged estate of Mr. John Barry in Oxfordshire. W: Sarah Deakin, Eliz. Clifton, Sam. Gollin

[no title] D3155/6846 9th Aug. 1609

Contents:

Will: Henry Houlden of Aston on Trent, yeo. Bequests include his message at Wilne, lands in Amtaston, W: Robt. Porter, Robt. Hunt, Thomas Fox, John Webberie, Wm. Mintt

[no title] D3155/6847 7th Nov. 1673

Contents:

Power of attorney: Nich. Willimott, Sergeant at Law to John Kildale immediately after the deed here unto annexed to enter into all or any part of the Manors therein mentioned. (No deed annexed.)

[no title] D3155/6848 21st Aug. 1677

Contents:

Assignement of mortgage: Joseph Parker of Derby, gent. of 1st part, John Richardson the younger of Newton, gent, of 2nd part and Wm. Dawson of Osmaston, yeo. of 3rd part a messuage etc. in Osmaston, with a declaration that Richardsons name is used only in trust for Mr. John Taylor. W: John Bagnold, Daniel Parker, Thomas Allsopp, Hannah Richardson, Hannah Smalley, Charles Taylor

[no title] D3155/6849 Trinity Term

Contents:

Fine: Oliver Ainge, gent. quer. Thomas Webster and Elizabeth his wife, defs. of 5 messuages, 5 cottages, a toft, 2 orchards and lands etc. in Eaton, Wybeston, Chawson, Royton als. Roxton

[no title] D3155/6850 1st Jan. 1667

Contents:

Mortgage: James Dawson of Osmaston, yeo. to John Gisborne of Derby, gent. his messuage in Osmaston and lands belonging thereto for 100 years for £120. W: Jo. Gisborne, jnr., Wm. Ragg, James Gisborne

[no title] D3155/6851 16th Apl. 1651

Contents:

Recovery: Nich. Willimott, dem., Phillip Gery, ten. two messuages, 140 acres of land, 30 acres of meadow, 60 acres of pasture, 40 acres of furze and heath in Normanton. Litchurch and the town of Derby

[no title] D3155/6852 7th Mar. 1677

Contents:

Assignment of mortgage: Thomas Wade of Mickleover, yeo., Geo. Ward of same (his trustee) of 1st part, James Dawson of Osmaston, yeo. of 2nd part, Thomas Meynell rector of Church Langley of 3rd part and John Meynell of Derby, gent. of 4th part on James Dawsons messuage etc. in Osmaston, mortgaged to John Gisborne. W: Thomas Benstyn, James Knight, Thomas Swimmerton

[no title] D3155/6853 7th Oct. 1568

Contents:

Quitclaim: Roger Dawson, son of John Dawson of Osmaston, deo'd., Wm. Dawson of Osmaston all messuages etc. in Osmaston. W: Robt. Fletcher of Derby, John Kyrke-land of Derby

[no title] D3155/6854 19th Apl. 1684

Contents:

Assignment of mortgage: Henry Plumtree of Nottingham, esq. and Wm. Turner of Derby (a trustee for Plumtree) of 1st part, Francis Beeston of Derby, servant to Barbara Bambrigge, widow of 2nd part and Wm. Dawson of Osmaston of 3rd part a messuage and lands in Osmaston and two acres of land in "Parke-field", Derby. W: Thomas Hopkins, German Pole, Thomas Jackson, Robt. Wilmot, Jo. Cope, Thomas Jackson, Robt. Bradshawe

[no title] D3155/6855 25th Aug. 1677

Contents:

Mortgage: Wm. Dawson of Osmaston, yeo. to John Taylor of Derby, mercer, a messuage and lands in Osmaston and two acres in Parkefield, Derby. W: Hugh Bateman, Wm. Ragge, Thomas Allsopp

[no title] D3155/6856 15th Mar. 1620

Contents:

Bargain and sale: Nich. Fisher of Wymeswolde, Leics. clerk, John Brayn and Elizabeth his wife and Edward Dale and Joan his wife to Robt. Willimott of Chaddesden, gent. a messuage in Osmaston late in the tanure of Richard Dale, gent. dec'd. W: Matthew Bate, Rich. Forman, Gilbert Ward, Richard In......son

[no title] D3155/6857 1st Jan. 1661

Contents:

Conveyance: Nich. Willimott and Robt. Willimott of Chaddesden, gent. to Henry Webster of Derby, baker, a piece of meadow ground in Litchurch called the Long Ley. Wm. Harpur, Robt. Willimott, Thomas Catesbie

[no title] D3155/6858 22nd Dec. 1600

Contents:

Lease: George Buswell to Sentloe Brad-shawe of a messuage and several closes in Osmaston. W: Root. Sherratt, Rich. Dawson, John Carter, Daniel Botham

[no title] D3155/6859 13th Sep. 1578

Contents:

Bargain and sale: Walter Powbell of West Hallam, esq. to Rich. Dale of Osmaston, yeo., the reversion of a messuage and lands in Osmaston after death of Elizabeth Powtrell, widow. W: Will. Dougglie, Rich. Copestake, Roger Goodwyn, Laurence Brealey, Thom. Hallowes

[no title] D3155/6860 26th Jun. 1648

Contents:

Feoffment: Nich. Willimot of G. I. to Gervase Killingley of Aston, tailor a cottage in Aston and land there. W: Rich. Palfreyman, Nich. Morely, Rich. Killingley. (Field names)

[no title] D3155/6861 1st Mar. 1647

Contents:

Conveyance: Nich. Willimot of G.I. to Jos. Wright of Spondon, yeo. a messuage and lands in Shardlow and Wilne and a cottage in Aston. W: Robt. Roulston, Robt. Horne, Rich. Palfreyman. (Field names.)

[no title] D3155/6862 1st Mar. 1647

Contents:

Feoffment: Nich. Willimott of G.I. to Robt. Lowne of Aston on Trent, yeo. a messuage and lands in Aston on Trent. W: Adrian Mundy

[no title] D3155/6863 1st Jul. 1660

Contents:

Release: Sir Edward Moseley of Rolleston, Staffs. of 1st part, John Allen of Grays Inn, esq. of 2nd part and Nich. Willimott of 3rd part messuages etc. in Osmaston and an acre of land in Chaddesden. W: Hugh Bateman, Rich. Criche, James Roberts

[no title] D3155/6864 10th Oct. 1629

Contents:

Feoffment: Thomas Smith of Derby, gent. to Robt. Willimott of Chaddesden, gent. all his three parts of "Corn Flatt" and a close adjoining in Osmaston. W: John Willimott, Names Hollin, Hugh Blood, Robt. Twitchell, Thom. Bourgayn, Sentloe Sore

[no title] D3155/6865 31st Oct. 1610

Contents:

Feoffment: Rich. Dale the elder of Osmaston, John Lorde of Derby, gent., Nich. Fisher of Strapcrofte, Leics. clerk and Rich. Dale the younger of London, grocer (2nd son of Rich. Dale.) to Sir John Stanhope of Elvaston, of lands in Osmaston in fee sample. W: Will Sneyde, Nich. Fisher

[no title] D3155/6866 1st Jun. 1605

Contents:

Feoffment: Sentloe Bradshawe, to Robt. Wilmot of Doveridge, yeo. of the Manor and lands etc. in Osmaston. W: John Baxter, Robt. Brownell, Rich. Alport, John Alport, Joseph Wordeny, Thomas Brydge, Thomas Walton, Wm. Ball, Wm. Bonsall, Wm. Winter, Ralph Bacon, Robt. Peacock. (Fieldnames)

[no title] D3155/6867 1st Aug. 1650

Contents:

Feoffment: Nich. Willimott to Jasper Smith also Frith of Derby, malster three acres of arable land on Windmill Pit Field, Derby. W: Thom. Jerrum, Rich. George

[no title] D3155/6868 Jun.1601

Contents:

Lease: Root. Steynson of Normanton to Henry Fisher of Sinfin, yeo. a messuage and a piece of meadow in "Meadow Hades", a close Gorsley Close, and arable land in "The Hill Field" in Normanton - for 21 years. W: Thomas Clarke, Thomas Beurne

[no title] D3155/6869 1st Sep. 1647

Contents:

Conveyance: John Sale of Shardlowe, gent. to John Bryan of Weston, yeo. and Edward Howe of Breaston, yeo. (Cowe?) a messuage and two yard lands and a half in Wilne and Shardlow, W: Nich. Willimott, J.W. Gregory, Thomas Gery

[no title] D3155/6870 Michaelmas 1719

Contents:

Fine: Bulstrode Peachey, esq. quer. Matthew Ginck, esq. and Rich. Longford, gent. defs. The Manor of "Whitacre", "Burgh" alias "Burrow Whitacre" and "Burge St. Peter"

[no title] D3155/6871 26th Dec. 1650

Contents:

Feoffment: Nich. Willimott to Richard Carter of Derby, fellmonger: lands in Windmill Pitt Field, Derby. W: J.W. Gregory, John Potter, clerk, Wm. Leaper

[no title] D3155/6872 1st Aug. 1650

Contents:

Conveyance: Nich. Willimott to John Mather of Derby, yeo. of lands in Windmill Pitt Field, Derby. W: Thomas Jerrum, Richard Gery, Richard Roe

[no title] D3155/6873 3rd May 1624

Contents:

Defeazance of an indenture: Richard Fletcher of Derby, gent. and Robt. Willmott of Chaddesden, gent. Whereas Richard Fletcher by indenture of 1st May, 1624 has bargained and sold to R.W. all his arable land in Derby - same to be reconveyed to R.F. on payment of £20 within 3 months to be paid unto John Hope. W: Robt. Brownell, Edward Brownell, Thomas Simpson

[no title] D3155/6874 20th Mar. 1677

Contents:

Mortgage: James Dawson of Osmaston, yeo. of 1st part, Thomas Wade of Mickleover, yeo. of 1st part, Thomas Wade of Mickleover, yeo. of 2nd part and Thomas Meynell, rector of Church Langley of 3rd part a messuage etc. in Osmaston to secure £400. W. Thomas Benskyn, James Knight, Thomas Swinnerton

[no title] D3155/6875 1st Feb. 1598

Contents:

Assignment of lease: Isaac Burges, gentleman of H.M. Chappell to Thomas Fairbrother of Aston, husbandman: of a messuage and lands in Aston to him granted by Queen Elizabeth, part and parcel of the possessions of Charles Pagett who was attainted of High Treason. W: John Broadbent, Henry Best, Thomas Wattson, Edward Britten

[no title] D3155/6876 1st Aug. 1651

Contents:

Conveyance: Nich. Willmott to Gilbert Oakes of Derby, buckmaker of two ridges of arable land in Whitecross Field, Derby and six ridges in Windmill Pitt Field. W: J. W. Gregory, Thomas Jerrome, John Meynell

[no title] D3155/6877 5th Mar. 1599

Mutilated

Contents:

Will: Thomas Newton of Chaddesden, gent. Bequests include lands etc. in Chaddesden. W: John Bentley, Richard Fletcher, Richard Dale, Frances Brecknock, John Atkinson, Thomas Knyveton

[no title] D3155/6878 1st May 1646

Contents:

Articles of agreement: Robt. Hope of Derby, gent. of 1st part, John Munday of Allestree, esq. of 2nd part and Wm. Johnson of Hill Top, yeo. of 3rd part relating to coal mines in Morley Park, in Heage. W: John James, Henry Davis, Henry Elliott, Patrick Johnson

[no title] D3155/6879 6th Sep. 1647

Contents:

Assignment: Nich. Willimott to Dame Mary Stanhope of Elvaston, widow of Sir John Stanhope. An extent of Morley Park, Heage, mortgaged to him by Wm. Stanhope, esq. mayors clerk of Nottingham. W: John Bullocke, John Lacy, J.W. Gregory

[no title] D3155/6880 25th Mar. 1590

Contents:

Assignment of lease: Robt. Newton of Chaddesden, gent. to Wm. Clowes, son of Rich. Clowes of Elvaston of the rectory and advenson of Morley

[no title] D3155/6881 17th Jun. 1640

Contents:

Assignment of lease: Martha Okeover of Okeover, widow, Sir Thomas Milward of Eaton Dovedale, Staffs., Chief Justice of Chester, Gilbert Sheldon, D.D., Warden of All Saints College, Oxford, Thomas Gresley of Drakelowe, esq., John Gill of Hopton, esq. and John Cliffe of Okeover, gent. to Robt. Willimott of Grays Inn, esq. a house in a ground called the Little Park in Okeover for 21 yrs. W: Robt. Bennett, Ralph Flounders, Thomas Raske, Robt. Willughby, Rachel Gell, Thomas Beachcroft, Wm. Wilkes, Hum. Bonington, Peter Bonington, Nich. Willimott, Henry Kettle, John Smith, Andrew Long, John Newton, Robt. Milward, Wm. Prince, Thomas Smith

[no title] D3155/6882 7th Apl. 1681

2 copies

Contents:

Release: Sir Nich. Wilmot of Osmaston, Robt. Wilmot his son and heir apparent, Frances Revell of Carnefield, Derbys., esq. and Nich. Wilmot, younger son of Sir Nich. to Samuel Holden of Aston on Trent, esq. and John Holder of Wilne, gent. The Manors of Weston on Trent, Aston on Trent, Wilne and Shardlow and lands in Morley, Smalley and Kiddesley. W: S. Degge, J. Redderley, Wm. Bainbrigge, Robt. Revell, Rich. Knight, Thomas Swinnerton

[no title] D3155/6882a 6th Apl. 1681

Contents:

Release: Martha Okeover of Okeover, widow, Sir Thomas Milward of Eaton Dovedale, Staffs., Chief Justice of Chester, Gilbert Sheldon, D.D., Warden of All Saints College, Oxford, Thomas Gresley of Drakelowe, esq., John Gill of Hopton, esq. and John Cliffe of Okeover, gent. to Robt. Willimott of Grays Inn, esq. a house in a ground called the Little Park in Okeover to Samuel Holden of Aston on Trent, esq. a capital messuage in Aston on Trent,-Aston Hall, and lands in Aston, Weston, Wilne and Shardlow. W: S. Degge, Jos. Parker, J. Adderley, Thomas Swinnerton, Wm. Bainbrigge, Robt. Revell, Rich. Knight. (Field names.)

[no title] D3155/6883 6th Apl. 1681

Contents:

Release: Martha Okeover of Okeover, widow, Sir Thomas Milward of Eaton Dovedale, Staffs., Chief Justice of Chester, Gilbert Sheldon, D.D., Warden of All Saints College, Oxford, Thomas Gresley of Drakelowe, esq., John Gill of Hopton, esq. and John Cliffe of Okeover, gent. to Robt. Willimott of Grays Inn, esq. a house in a ground called the Little Park in Okeover to Edward Holden the advenson of Weston on Trent and lands there to belonging. W: Robt. Bennett, Ralph Flounders, Thomas Raske, Robt. Willughby, Rachel Gell, Thomas Beachcroft, Wm. Wilkes, Hum. Bonington, Peter Bonington, Nich. Willimott, Henry Kettle, John Smith, Andrew Long, John Newton, Robt. Milward, Wm. Prince, Thomas Smith

[no title] D3155/6884 6th Apl. 1681

Contents:

Conveyance: Martha Okeover of Okeover, widow, Sir Thomas Milward of Eaton Dovedale, Staffs., Chief Justice of Chester, Gilbert Sheldon, D.D., Warden of All Saints College, Oxford, Thomas Gresley of Drakelowe, esq., John Gill of Hopton, esq. and John Cliffe of Okeover, gent. to Robt. Willimott of Grays Inn, esq. a house in a ground called the Little Park in Okeover to Dorothy Holden of Derby, widow and Robt., son and heir of Henry Holden of Weston, de'd. the capital messuage in Weston on Trent, Weston Hall with lands in Weston, Aston, Wilne and Shardlow. W: Robt. Bennett, Ralph Flounders, Thomas Raske, Robt. Willughby, Rachel Gell, Thomas Beachcroft, Wm. Wilkes, Hum. Bonington, Peter Bonington, Nich. Willimott, Henry Kettle, John Smith, Andrew Long, John Newton, Robt. Milward, Wm. Prince, Thomas Smith. (Field names.)

[no title] D3155/6885 6th Apl. 1681

Contents:

Release: Dorothy Holden of Derby, widow, Sam. Holden of Aston on Trent, esq., John Houlden of Weston on Trent, esq. and Robt. Houlden of Weston on Trent of 1st part, Sir Nich. Wilmot, Robt. Wilmot, Nich. Wilmot, Frances Revell of 2nd part, Sampson Baker of Ashbourne and Rich. Knight of 3rd part. Lands etc. in Weston, Aston, Wilne and Shardlow in fee, with power to inclose. W: Robt. Bennett, Ralph Flounders, Thomas Raske, Robt. Willughby, Rachel Gell, Thomas Beachcroft, Wm. Wilkes, Hum. Bonington, Peter Bonington, Nich. Willimott, Henry Kettle, John Smith, Andrew Long, John Newton, Robt. Milward, Wm. Prince, Thomas Smith

[no title] D3155/6886 3rd May 1654

Contents:

Conveyance: Nich.Willimott and Dorothy his wife and Wm. Harpur of Belston, Leics. and Alice his wife to Thomas Mitchell of Whitwick, Leics. Webster. a pasture in Whitwick, Leics. W: J. W. Gregory, Robt. Willimott, Widow Boden

[no title] D3155/6887 2nd Oct. 1663

Contents:

Conveyance: Nich. Willimott and Gervase Bennett of Snelston, esq. to Henry Mellor of Derby, gent, the Manor of Sebsey, Leics. and the advenson of the Rectory. W: Jo. Chambers, J. W. Gregory, James Roberts, Throp. Wragge

[no title] D3155/6888 3rd Oct. 1675

Contents:

Conveyance: Sir Nich. Willimott and Robt. his son and heir and Elizabeth, wife of Robt. of 1st part, Ann Eardley, widow of Edwd. Eardley of Eardley, Staffs. dec'd., Wm. Lawton of Lawton, Cheshire, esq., Chris. Byron of Bugg Lawton, Cheshire, gent., Ralph Lawton of Egham Surrey, gent. and Thomas Wood of Newcastle u. Lyme, Staffs., gent of 2nd part, Thomas Robey of Castle Donington, Leics. esq., and Dorothy his wife of 3rd part, Francis Marshall of Derby, upholsterer and Rich. Knight of Osmaston, gent. of 4th part lands in Litchurch. W: J. W. Gregory, Aurthur Gery, J. Gery, Peter Gery

[no title] D3155/6889 Easter Tm. 1730

Contents:

Recovery: Edwd. Wilmot and Robt. Charnells, pets., Ben. Johnson, gent. and Foot Gregg, gent. the Manor of Osmaston and messuages and lands in Osmaston, Weston on Trent, Newton Grange, Borrowash, Spondon, Aston, Shardlowe, and Wilne

[no title] D3155/6890 19th Jan. 1729

Contents:

Feoffment: Robt. Wilmot the elder of Osmaston, esq. and Robt. his son and heir of 1st part, Wm. Leaper of Osmaston, gent. and Alice his wife of 2nd part, and Thomas Shipton of Osmaston, clerk of 3rd part: a close - Maddecks Pringle and another called Paler Green and lands in Osmaston. W: Thomas Bayly, Thomas Allestree, Robt. Charnells

[no title] D3155/6891 11th Nov. 1765

Contents:

Lease: Sir Robt. Wilmot of Osmaston and Walter Gibbons of Lincolns Inn - trustees of will of Sir John Cope, Knt., dec'd. to Elizabeth Todd of Burgh St. Peters, Norfolk a messuage - Staith House in Burgh St. Peters Norfolk. W: B. Gooch, M. Gooch

[no title] D3155/6892 Hilary Tm. 1703

Contents:

Recovery: Roland Cotton, esq. and John Knightley, esq. pets., Rich. Boyat, gent. and John Brakne: the Manor of Osmaston with messuages and lands in Osmaston, Weston on Trent, Borrowash, Spondon, and of all tithes in Osmaston and Litchurch

[no title] D3155/6893 20th Jan. 1729

Contents:

Lease for possession: Robt. Wilmot the elder of Osmaston and Robt. his son and heir apparent to Ben. Johnson of The Inner Temple and Foot Gregg of the Six Clerks Office, London, gents.: the Manor of Osmaston, the Lithes of Osmaston and Litchurch and lands in Borrowash, Spondon and a fifth part of the Manor of Rushton Spencer and messuages in Audley, Staffs., Newton Grange, Aston, Weston, Wilne and Shardlow. W: Thomas Bayley, Thomas Allestree, W. Leaper

[no title] D3155/6894 28th Sep. 1730

Contents:

Appointment: Sir Robt. Wilmot of a sum of £4,000 to be raised - for the benefit of his younger children - £3,999 19s. Od. for John Eardley Wilmot and one shilling for Annabella McCulloch - on lands and premises in Spondon and Borrowash Weston on Trent and a fifth part of the Manor of Rushton. W: Thomas Shipton, R. Charnells, Edwd. Baker

[no title] D3155/6895a - b 29th Sep. 1730

Contents:

Discharge: John Eardley Wilmot to Sir Robt. Wilmot for his share of the £4000 referred to on deed 6894. W: Robt. Wilmot, Thomas Shipton, R. Charnells

[no title] D3155/6896a - b 30th Sep. 1730

Contents:

Surrender of trust: Thomas Allestree of Alvaston, esq. and John Ward the younger of Mickleover, clerk (executers of will of Robt. Wilmot, late of Chaddesden) to Robt. Wilmot the elder of Osmaston, esq. and Robt. his son and heir apparent, of lands in Derbyshire and Staffs. in marriage settlement of Robt. Wilmot and Ursula Marow. W: John Eardley Wilmot, Thomas Shipton, Thomas Dods

[no title] D3155/6897 29th Jul. 1749

Contents:

Deed of exchange: Sir Robt. Wilmot of Osmaston and Joshua Smith, alderman of Derby. 2 acres of land in Mill Pitt Field, in Osmaston, another 3 roods in same field for 2 acres in same field and several "lands" there. W: Eardley Wilmot, John Mitchill

[no title] D3155/6898 4th May 1732

Contents:

Release: Robt. Wilmot, sen. of Osmaston and Ursula his wife of 1st part, Robt. Wilmot the younger, his son and heir apparent and Catherine his wife of 2nd part, Edwd. Wilmot of Middle Temple and Robt. Charnells of 3rd part, Thomas Allestree of Alvaston, esq. and Wm. Huddesford of Boreton, Wks. clerk, of 4th part and John Eardley Wilmot of Inner Temple, esq. of 5th part of premises in Osmaston and Weston, Borrowash and Spondon, a moiety of Newton Grange, Audley and Rushton Spencer, Staffs. W: Eliz. Shaw, Janas Turner, Thomas Shipton, Wm. Rowse, Joseph Felkin, Sam. Bracebridge, Charles Clay, Wm. Baker

[no title] D3155/6899 5th Apl. 1755

Contents:

Release: James Warren of Bethnall Green, yeo. and Ann his wife to Bir Robt. Wilmot of Osmaston, Knt. a cottage in Osmaston. W: Rich. Jenkinson, J. Holt

[no title] D3155/6899a 22nd Nov. 1681

Contents:

Conveyance: James Dawson of Osmaston, yeo. of 1st part, John Dawson of same, labourer of 2nd part, Wm. Barker of same, blacksmith of 3rd part, a cottage in Osmaston. W: Thomas Hall, Rich. Joynes, Rich. Knight

[no title] D3155/6899b 7th Oct. 1748

Contents:

Settlement: John Dawson of Osmaston, labourer, son and heir of John Dawson of same, labourer, dec'd. of 1st part, Mary Dawson, wife of John (party hereto) and James Warren of Osmaston, labourer, (a minor and grandson of John and Mary) of 2nd part and Joseph Davis of Derby, gent of 3rd part of a cottage in Osmaston to said John Dawson for life and Mary his wife for life then to James Warren. W: J. Parr, C. Girling

[no title] D3155/6899c 19th Nov. 1749

Contents:

Will: John Dawson of Osmaston, labourer. Bequests include cottage at Osmaston to James Warren, one shilling each to his daughters, Mary Sarson and Ann Harrison. W: John Beaver, Thomas Morlidge, Jos. Midland

[no title] D3155/6900 Easter Tm. 1730

Contents:

Recovery: Edwd. Wilmot and Robt. Charnells, pet., Ben. Johnson and Foot Gregg messuages and lands in Audley, Eardley, Foxley, Talk on the Hill and Rushton Spencer, part of the manor of Rushton Spencer in co. of Staffs

[no title] D3155/6901 Hillary Tm. 1703

Contents:

Recovery: Roland Cotton and John Knightley pets. against Rich. Boydob and John Browne: messuages and lands in Audley, Eardley, Foxley, Talk on the Hill and Rushton Spencer, Staffs

[no title] D3155/6901a Trinity Tm. 1667

Contents:

Fine: Ront. Willimott, gent. Robt. Burdett, esq., Ralph Rhode, esq. and George Bellott, esq., quer., Robt. Willimott, esq. and Eliz. his wife of 20 messuages, a mill and lands in Audley, Eardley, Talk on the Hill and Rushton Spencer, Staffs

[no title] D3155/6901b Hilary Tm. 1729

Contents:

Fine: Ben. Johnson and Foot Gregg, quer. Robt. Wilmot, sen. and Ursula his wife and Robt. Wilmot, jnr. defs. as 6901a

[no title] D3155/6901c Michaelmas 1730

Contents:

Fine: Margaret Chambers, widow, quer. Robt. Wilmot, sen. esq., Robt. Wilmot, jnr., esq. and John Eardley Wilmot, defs. of lands in Eardley, Eardley End, Talk on the Hill and Audley, Staffs

[no title] D3155/6902-3 14th Jan. 1703

Contents:

[no title] D3155/6904 26th Dec. 1738

Contents:

Assignment: Robt. Wilmot of Osmaston, esq. to Thomas Thompson of Grays Inn, gent., of a lease of a messuage called the Brazen Tenement and then called "The Catherine Wheel" in Tuthill St. or Petty Frame, West-minster with brewhouses etc. for remainder of a term of 40 years. W: Hen. Wilmot, Ro. Parratt

[no title] D3155/6905 21st Jan. 1729

Contents:

Release: Robt. Wilmot the elder or Osmaston and Ursula his wife of 1st part, Robt. Wilmot, jnr. son and heir apparent of 2nd part, Ben. Johnson of Inner Temple and Foot Gregg of 3rd part, Edwd. Wilmot and Robt. Charnells of 4th part

[no title] D3155/6906 Hilary Tm

Contents:

Recovery: Rich. Kirkby, clerk, dem. against Henry Wilmot, gent. an acre of land and the advenson of the Church of Weston on Trent

[no title] D3155/6907 21st Jan 1729

Contents:

[no title] D3155/6908 28th Apl. 1763

Contents:

Lease for a year - copy: Jos. Osborne of Spondon, gent. and Wm. his son and heir apparent, Wm. Osborne of Alvaston, gent. eldest son and executor of James Osborne of Alvaston, dec'd. to Sir Robt. Wilmot of Osmaston, Sir John Eardley Wilmot and Henry Wilmot a messuage in Osmaston and land in Osmaston and Normanton

[no title] D3155/6909 1763

Contents:

Schedule: of deeds to be delivered by Mr. Osborne to Sam. Horrocks at the time Mr. Osborne executes the purchase deeds to Sir Robt. Wilmot

[no title] D3155/6910 22nd Jan

Contents:

Schedule: Robt. Wilmot of debts to be settled under settlement of 1729

[no title] D3155/6911 28th Sep. 1730

Contents:

[no title] D3155/6912 14th Jan. 1703

Contents:

Surrender: Wm. Trafford of London, esq. and John Hoome of Chester (surviving exec. of will of Wm. Lawton of Lawton, Ches., esq. dec'd.) of 1st part, Robt. Wilmot the elder of Osmaston, esq. of 2nd part and Robt. Wilmot the younger, his son and heir apparent of 3rd part of several terms (vested in trustees by the marriage settlement of Robt. Wilmot the elder and by another settlement for raising portions for his younger children) to Robt. Wilmot the younger etc. W: Edwd. Wilmot, Thomas Hulme, Jos. Whitehall, Wm. Hillditch, Wm. Booth

[no title] D3155/6913 30th Oct. 1734

Contents:

Release: Michael Spateman of London, gent. and Ann his wife to Robt. Wilmot, jnr. of Osmaston, esq. and John Eardley Wilmot of Inner Temple, esq. of lands in Osmaston. W: Thomas Spateman, H. Whadcock

[no title] D3155/6914 29th Mar. 1743

Contents:

Declaration of trust: John Eardley Wilmot that premises in Osmaston purchased in his name (6913) were conveyed to him in trust for Robt. Wilmot. W: Sam. Horrocks, Joseph Felkin

[no title] D3155/6915 Michaelmas 1734

Contents:

Fine: Robt. Wilmot the younger and John Eardley Wilmot, esq. pltfs., Michael Spateman, gent. and Ann his wife, defs. a messuage and lands in Osmaston

[no title] D3155/6916 1558-1727

Contents:

Abstract of title: Michael Spateman to a messuage and lands in Osmaston

[no title] D3155/6917 29th Oct. 1734

Contents:

Lease for a year: Michael Spateman of London, gent. and Ann his wife to Robt. Wilmot, jnr. of Osmaston, esq. and John Eardley Wilmot of Inner Temple, esq. of lands in Osmaston. W: Thomas Spateman, H. Whadcock

[no title] D3155/6918 29th Oct. 1763

Contents:

Release: Jo. Osborne of Spondon, gent. and Sarah his wife, Wm. Osborne of Coventry, Wks., farmer (eldest son and heir of Jos.) and Wm. Osborne of Alvaston, gent., eldest son and executor of will of James Osborne of Alvaston, dec'd. to Sir Robt. Wilmot, Sir John Eardley Wilmot and Henry Wilmot of Grays Inn: a messuage and lands in Osmaston and Normanton

[no title] D3155/6919 29th Sep. 1717

Contents:

Articles of agreement: Robt. Wilmot of Osmaston and Robt. his son and heir apparent and Wm. Taylor of Talk on the Hill, Staffs., gent. and James Taylor of Newcastle in Lyme, Staffs., grocer re a lease for 21 years of coal rights in Talk on the Hill and Audley at a rent of 1/9d. per dozen - several covenants. W: F. Wright, S. Gollin, J. Wright, John Wright, jnr

[no title] D3155/6920 21st Jun. 1729

Contents:

Settlement

[no title] D3155/6921 1st Dec. 1725

Contents:

Will: Sir Edwd. Coke of Longford, bart., Bequests include Manor of Longford and advenson of the church - messuages and lands in Ardesley Hall, Hollington, Bubton, Mammerton, Thurvaston, Rodsley, Bentley and Alkmington - Manors in Lancashire, Suffolk, and elsewhere. W: Rich. Fox, Laurence Roulston

[no title] D3155/6922 23rd Sep. 1657

Conditions of access: Missing 43/75

Contents:

Derective: Oliver Cromwell to Walter Horton, late Sheriff of Derbyshire to deliver the said count (Derbyshire) with appurtenances together with Rolls, Writt, Remembrances etc. to Robt. Eyre

[no title] D3155/6923 14th Jan. 1703

Contents:

Marriage settlement

[no title] D3155/6924-6925 19th Nov. 1725

Contents:

Bargain and Sale: Robt. Wilmot of Osmaston, esq. to Sir Arthur Kaye of Wood-some, Yorks. and John Knightley (trustees of marriage settlement.) of lands had in exchange in Osmaston from Mr. Leaper. W: Wm Leaper, Hugh Bateman

[no title] D3155/6926 24th Aug. 1677

Contents:

Lease for a year: Wm. Dawson of Osmaston, yeo. to John Taylor of Derby, mercer a messuage and lands in Osmaston. W: Hugh Bateman, Wm. Ragge, Thom. Allsopp

[no title] D3155/6927 4th Jun. 1723

Contents:

Account of exchange: Robt. Wilmot and Wm. Leaper of lands in Osmaston. "By a deed dsted Nov. 19th, 1725, these lands were settled to the used of Robt. Wilmot's marriage settlement."

[no title] D3155/6928 4th Jun. 1723

Contents:

Bond: Wm. Leaper to Robt. Wilmot for performance of covenants in indentures of same date re. exchange of lands in Osmaston (deed 6929.) W: thom. Shipton, Hugh Bateman, Robt. Bateman

[no title] D3155/6929 4th Jun. 1723

Contents:

Deed of exchange: Robt. Wilmot and Wm. Leaper of lands in Osmaston. W: Thomas Shipton, Hugh Bateman, Robt. Bateman

[no title] D3155/6930 28th Sep. 1730

Contents:

Discharge: John Eardley Wilmot to Sir Robt. Wilmot for his share of the £4000 referred to on deed 6894. W: Robt. Wilmot, Thomas Shipton, R. Charnells

[no title] D3155/6931 29th Sep. 1730

Contents:

Discharge: Eardley Wilmot

[no title] D3155/6932 30th Sep. 1730

Contents:

Surrender of trust: Thomas Allestree etc

[no title] D3155/6933 22nd Jan. 1729

Contents:

Appointment - schedule: Robt. Wilmot the elder and Robt. Wilmot the younger to Edwd. Wilmot and Robt. Charnells to settle debts as scheduled. W: Thomas Bayley, Thomas Allestree, Wm. Leaper

[no title] D3155/6934 8th Jun. 1723

Contents:

Assignment of trust: Robt. Wilmot of Osmaston, esq. of 1st part, Francis Revell of S. Normaton, clerk and Alfreton, (Frances and Elizabeth were younger son and daughter of Robt. Revell dec'd.) of 2nd part, Robt, Revell of Carnefield (son and heir of Robt. dec'd.)of 3rd part, Thomas Noble of Leicester, esq. of 4th part and Robt. Holden of Inner Temple of 5th part of the manor of Carnefield, and a third part of the Manor of Pinxton with appurtenances in Carnefield, S. Normanton, Brookhill, Pinxton, Chesterfield, Newbold, Brampton, Tapton, Dronfield, Birmingham, Whittington, Blackwell, Alfreton, Wormhill etc. in Derbyshire and Notts. W: Wm. Bateman, Hen. Fielding, John Bage

[no title] D3155/6935 17th Nov. 1659

Contents:

Assignment of mortgage: Phillip Gery of Osmaston, gent. and Nich. Willimott of Osmaston to Nat. Taylor of Grays Inn, esq., Edwd. Conyers, gent. and Henry Goodere of Grays Inn of the capital messuage called "Poultons Manor" and lands and tithes in Cransley, Loddington, Thorpe, Malsow, Broughton and Kettering, Northants. for the remainder of a term of 500 years. W: Wm. Mountagu, Edwd. Ingleton, Edwd. Roffe

[no title] D3155/6936 1st Jan. 1668

Contents:

Assignment of mortgage: John Gisborne of Derby, gent. and James Dawson of Osmaston, yeo. to Nich. Willimott of Grays Inn of a messuage and lands in Osmaston. W: Wm. Bainbrigge, Alex. Walthall, Wm. Dawson

[no title] D3155/6937 16th Jan. 1676

Contents:

Mortgage: James Dawson of Osmaston, yeo. to Thomas Wade of Mickleover, yeo. a messuage in Osmaston. W: Robt. Wilmot, Henry Werden, Rich. Knight

[no title] D3155/6938-6939 15th & 16th Jan. 1676

Contents:

Lease and Release for further mortgage: James Dawson to Thomas Wade of a messuage in Osmaston. W: Robt. Wilmot, Henry Werden, Rich. Knight

[no title] D3155/6940-6941 15th Jan. 1676

Contents:

Assignment of mortgage. Sir Nich. Wilmot of 1st part, James Dawson of 2nd part, Thomas Wade of 3rd part and George Wade of Mickleover, yeo. and Wm. Leaper of Osmaston, yeo. (trustees for Thomas) of 4th part., messuage and lands in Osmaston. W: Robt. Wilmot, Hen. Werden, Rich. Knight

[no title] D3155/6942 3rd Mar. 1677

Contents:

Mortgage: James Dawson of 1st part, Thomas Wade of 2nd part, Thomas Meynell, rector of Kirk Langley of 3rd part: a messuage and land in Osmaston. W: Sam. Degge, Thom. Swimmerton, Thomas Benstyn, James Knight

[no title] D3155/6943 14th Oct. 1709

Contents:

Deed to create a tenant to suffer a recovery: Wm. Leaper of Osmaston, gent. of 1st part, Francis Gregg of Clements Inn efld Thomas Parker of Grays Inn of 2nd part, John Crompton of Derby, gent. of 3rd part of a messuage and lands in Osmaston. W: Hugh Bateman, Mary Sleigh, Wm. Gisborne, Rich. Rodes, Joseph Burton, Edwd. Middleton

[no title] D3155/6944 21st Jan. 1712

Contents:

Grant and release: Mary Metham of Nottingham, widow, Edwd. Newcomen of Blackfordby, Leics. yeo. and Ann his wife, Rich. Bradshaw of Derby, yeo. and Ellen his wife, Katherine Carter of Nottingham, spinster and David Richmond of Leeds, Yorks., clothworker (Mary, Anne, Ellen and Hannah Richmond, wife of David, dec'd. were sisters and co-heirs of Robt. Carter of Osmaston, dec'd. or Aunts of Robt. Carter the younger, dec'd. to Wm. Leaper a messuage and lands in Osmaston as ordered by H.W. High Court of Chancery. W: Hugh Bateman, Wm. Gisborne

[no title] D3155/6945 20th Apl. 1578

Contents:

Bargain and sale: Charles Pagett of Weston on Trent, esq. to Thomas Whingates of Chellaston, yeo. and Mary his wife all that Park or Wood ground called Morley Pk. late parcel of the possessions of the Monastery of St. Werburgh in Chester. W: Rich. Thornton, Phillip Vincent, Hugh Markland, Henry Werden

[no title] D3155/6946 18th Jul. 1554

Contents:

Lease: Thom. Paykinton of Coleshill, Wks., yeo. to Joan Nalabere of Cotton, widow and Wm. Malabere her son and Isabeth Mylner a messuage in Catton - for 21 years. W: Geo. Cutless, John Penton, Vicer of Coleshill

[no title] D3155/6946 18th Jul. 1554

Contents:

Henry College, Ralph Mylner of Catton, Thomas Taylor of Catton, Nich. Gray of Catton

[no title] D3155/6947 23rd Oct. 1654

Contents:

Fine: Thomas, Lord Arumdell of Wardour, Henry Spiller, esq. and Thomas Bancroft, gent. quers., Charles Pagett, esq. defs. The Manor of Weston on Trent, Aston, Wilne, Shardlow, Morley and Smalley and Kiddesley

[no title] D3155/6948 23rd Oct. 1654

Contents:

Exemplification of a recovery: Wm. Forrest and Wm. Aven, pets., Charles Paget, def. The Manors of Weston, Aston, Wilne, Shardlow, Morley and Smalley, Morley Park and Kiddesley

[no title] D3155/6949 9th Nov. 1654

Contents:

Exemplification of Bill of Complaint: Mary Gerard, widow of Wm. Gerard, dec'd. against Anthony Rooper and Mary his wife and Robt. Houlding (at the request of Nich. Willimott.) and the proceedings thereon (very file) relating to lands in Weston, Aston, Wilne, Shardlow, Morley, Smalley and Kiddesley

[no title] D3155/6950 1st Sep. 1656

Contents:

Feoffment: Robt. Houlden of Aston on Trent, gent. and Rich. Leves of Beeson, Notts, yeo. to Thomas Catesbie, servant to Nich. Willimott of a moiety of Weston Hallow in fee. W: Robt. Benet, Thomas Grace, Henry Houlden, John Russell

[no title] D3155/6951 1st Sep. 1656

Contents:

Release: Nich. Willimott to Robt. Houlden of a moiety of Weston Hollow in fee. W: Robt. Benet, Thomas Grace, Henry Houlden, John Russell, Thomas Catesbie

[no title] D3155/6952 12th May 1660

Contents:

Release: Henry Houlden of Weston on T., gent. to Sam. Houlden and John Houlden of Aston, gents., of his interest in Weston Hollow. W: Jo. Chambers, Robt. Wandell, Jo. Buxton, Rich. Levis

[no title] D3155/6953 1st Nov. 1670

Contents:

Bargain and sale: John Riches, citizen and merchant of London to Edwd. Rooper of Eltham, Kent, esq. a third part of the Manors of Weston and Aston and demesne lands in Weston and Aston, Shardlow, Wilne, Morley, Smalley, and Kiddesley. W: Wm. Brent, Sam. Baker. (Inrolled.)

[no title] D3155/6954 10th Nov. 1670

Badly mutilated by rats

Contents:

Lease to ensure possession: Edwd. Rooper to Frances Revell of Carnefield and Wm. Bainbrigge of Lockington, esq. of the third part of the Manor of Weston, Aston etc

[no title] D3155/6955 11th Nov. 1670

Contents:

Assignment: Edwd. Rooper to Frances Revell of Carnefield and Wm. Bainbrigge of Lockington, esq. all rents and profit from manors, messuages etc. in Weston, Aston, Wilne, Shardlow, Morley, Smalley, Kiddesley, Little Wilne and Sawley, co. Derbys. and Castle Donington, Leics. W: Wm. Brent, Sam. Baker, Edwd. Berry

[no title] D3155/6956 11th Nov. 1670

Contents:

Receipt: Edwd. Rooper to Frances Revell and Wm. Bainbrigge for purchase money for estate in 6954-6955. W: Wm. Brent

[no title] D3155/6957 1st Jan. 1670

Contents:

Declaration: Frances Revell and Wm. Bainbrigge that the £1700 was the consideration money of an indenture of 11th November, 1670 was the money of Nich. Willimott and that the third part of the Manors of Weston, Aston etc. were conveyed to them in trust for......., Nich. Willimott (see 6954). W: Alex, Walthall, Sam. Baker

[no title] D3155/6958 12th Feb. 1690

Contents:

Account of proceedings between Thomas, Lord Arundel of Wardour in the Court of Exchequer that was heard.... between, Thomas, Lord Arundel of Wardour and others of the Manors of Weston, Aston, Wilne, Shardlow, Morley, Smalley and Kiddesley (which were then held of the King in capite) without the licence of the King at the request of Nich. Willimott, esq

[no title] D3155/6959 17th Oct. 1602

Contents:

Bargain and sale: Edwd. Wade of Clipson, Northants, yeo. to Symon Bull of same, husbandman: a yard land in the open fields of Nobold in parish of Clipson commonly known as the Chauntry Land. W: John Fanshaw, Francis Hunley, Thomas Kente, Simon Kente

[no title] D3155/6960 1st Apl. 1565

Contents:

Bargain and Sale: Frances Babyngton of Grantham, Leics., gent. (one of co-heirs of Dame Dorothy Borome, dec'd.) to John Bosworth of Clipson, Northants, husbandman, a messuage and lands in Clipson in fee. W: Henry Lumley, Robt. Sturgys, Geo. Haulford, Thomas Halpenny, Sir John Pudyfat, clerk, John Wade, Wm. Hull, John Bosworth, jnr., John Meadowes, Robt. Ireson, Roger Sturgys

[no title] D3155/6961 1st Apl. 1620

Contents:

Bond: Frances Bosworth of Clipson, Northants., yeo. and Frances Bosworth of Walton, Norfolk to Geo. Buswell of Derby, yeo. to observe covenants in indentures of same date relating to a close of pasture in Clipson, Northants. W: John Langley,.... Haw-stead

[no title] D3155/6962 2nd Jun. 1636

Contents:

Bargain and Sale: Giles Sturgess of Clipson, Northants, clerk, to Eliz. Buswell of same, widow. Three quarters of one yard land, and the half of a quarter of one yard land, and the half of a quarter of arable land in Nobold in fee. Terrier or schedule attached. W: John Kymnesman, Will. Haselden John Sturgis, Giles Sturgess, jnr

[no title] D3155/6963 20th Sep. 1621

Contents:

Lease: Giles Sturgis to Geo. Buswell of Derby, yeo. The tithes belonging to the rectory of clipson...... for 3 years. W: Edwd. Wade, Sam. Langley, Anthony Lumsley

[no title] D3155/6964 Michaelmas 1565

Contents:

Recovery: Robt. Sturges and Roger Sturges, pet. (Rich. Emery their attorney ) against John Bosworth a messuage and lands in Clipston, Northants

[no title] D3155/6965 20th Jun. 1637

Contents:

Bond: Augustine Langley of Clipston, Northants, yeo. to Eliz. Buswell of same, widow. To observe covenants in indentures of same date between Judith Langley, widow and Augustine and Eliz. Buswell. W: John Kynnesman, Will. Haselden, Giles Bosworth, Sam. Langley

[no title] D3155/6966 22nd Mar. 1626

Contents:

Settlement: Sam. Hawford of Boston, Lincs. yeo. to Francis Bosworth of Boston, yeo. of lands in Clipstone, settled on Francis on his marriage to Katherine, daughter of Samuel. W: Wm. Gale, Thomas Burdett

[no title] D3155/6967 1st Apl. 1598

Contents:

Bargain and sale: Tobias Hawford and Robt. Hawford of Clipston, husbandman to Simon Norwich, gent. son of Charles Norwich of Brampton near Dingeley, Northants: 3 half yard lands in Clipstone. W: Daniel Hawford, John Edward, Clement Carter

[no title] D3155/6968 Wed. F. of Intention of Sacred Cross 1301

Contents:

Grant: John, son of John de Totchet in Braybroc to Rich. of Ristone, clerk, 28 sections of land in the fields of Braybroc. W: Sir Thomas Latimer of Braybroc, John le Lord of same, Wm. of Cotisbroc of same, Walter Roberd of same, John le Heyz of same, Nich. Fabro of same, Wm. Le Woderene of same, Wm. Petye of same, John le Grom of same

[no title] D3155/6969 18th Mar. 1646

Contents:

Bond: Frances Lumley of Clipston, gent. and John Lumley his son and heir apparent, gent. to Wm. Waple of Naseby, yeo. to keep covenants in indentures of same date. W: Will Haselden, Greg. Briers, Matthew Coole, John Hollis

[no title] D3155/6970 18th Jan. 1594

Contents:

Quitclaim: Sir Thomas Tresham of Rushby, Northants, and Frances Tresham, esq., son and heir apparent to Wm. Goodman of Clipston, Husbandman all that meadow - Dale Meadow in the fields of Nobold, Clipstone - in fee. W: John Flamested, Simon Bull, Thom. Bosworth, Thomas Purfitte, Wm. Frestone

[no title] D3155/6971 20th Dec. 1615

Contents:

Bond: Clement Varnham of Lalborne, Northants., yeo., and Geo. Varnham his son and heir apparent, to Wm. Halford of Weltham, Leics., esq. to observe covenants in indentures of same date. W: Thomas Newton, John Beck, Luke Fruer

[no title] D3155/6972 15th Feb. 1585

Contents:

Quitclaim: Thomas Page of Arlesey, Beds., gent. to Geo. Boswell, citzen and merchant tailor of London: all manner of actions, suits, trespasses, agreements, claims and demands from the beginning of the World to the date hereof. Thomas Bartleff, Robt. Bank-worth, Wm. Hesworthe

[no title] D3155/6973 Hilary Tm. 35 Eliz. 1593

Contents:

Fine: Edward Cradock, gent. Frances Hawford, Elizabeth Bosworth, widow, Thomas Bosworth, William wade and William Goodman ouers: Sir Thomas Tressame and Merella his wife, Francis Tressame his son heir, esq. Thomas Vavaster and John Flamsted defs.: Two messuages and land in Clipston, Northants

[no title] D3155/6974 25 Feb. 1596

Contents:

Conveyance: Frances Hawford of Draughton, Northants. yeoman. to Samuel Hawford of Clipstone, Northants. yeoman: a piece of meadow ground in Clipstone, Northants. W: Edward Cradock, Wm. Sprigge, Davy Hull, Wm. Goodman

[no title] D3155/6975 25 Feb. 1668

Contents:

Conveyance: Thomas Halford of Clipston, Northants. yeoman, to Dame Katherine Buswell of Clipstone, widow of Sir Geo. Buswell d dec'd. and Sir Ensely Pilsant of Liddington Rutland: a loft and an orchard in Clipstone Northants. W: Theod Grene, Geo. Grene, Rich. Hubbard, Samuel Adams. Includes lease for possession

[no title] D3155/6976 7 June 1689

Contents:

Deed to lead and uses of a fine: Ellsebues Buswell of Cadeby Leicester, esq. of 1st part. William Ragg of Welford, Northants, yeoman of 2nd part., and Nicholas Bell of Brakley, Northants, yeoman of 3rd part: on lands etc. in Newball and Clipston, and Welford, Northants. W: Geo. Grene, Hen. Payson, David Smeeton

[no title] D3155/6977 Easter Term, 1632

Contents:

Fine: Thomas Hall and Miles Smith, quir. Edward Wade, def.: Of a messuage and lands in Clipstone and Nobold, Northants

[no title] D3155/6978 1 Apr. 1673

Contents:

Bond: John Ward of Husband Boresworth, Leics. gent. and John Warde of same, yeo. son sh. appt. to Sir George Buswell of Clipstone, Northants, bart: to observe covenants in indentures of same date. W: Geo. Grene, Matthew Ward, William Burdett

[no title] D3155/6979 1 Aug. 1598

Contents:

Deed to lead to uses of a fine: Christopher Bummige of Clipston, yeo. and Constance his wife of 1st part John Campyon on Clipstone yeo, and Prudence his wife of 2nd part, John Coulston of Clipstone, yeo. and Elizabeth his wife of 3rd part, and Edward Wade of Clipstone, yeo. & John Wade of Kelmarshe Yeo. of 4th part: a messuage in Clipstone & land adjoining, Clipstone Northants. W: Robt. Doband, Giles Sturgis, Edwd. Wade, Francis Bosworth. Field names

[no title] D3155/6980 20 Sep. 1719

Contents:

Will: William Nevill of Walton, yeo. Requests: and. lands and tenemants in Walton and Coton in the Elmes: Walton on Trent, Coton in the Elms.W:Richard Walker, John Chapman, John Smith

[no title] D3155/6981 26 Oct. 1703

Contents:

Assignment: Sir John Harpur of Calke, bart. and John Harpur of Twyford, esq. of 1st part. Thomas Smith of Coton in the Elms, yeo. of 2nd part. William Nevill of Catton, yeo. of 3rd part. and Alice Nevill of Walton on Trent, Widow of 4th part. Land in Coton in the Elms. W: Charles Brome

[no title] D3155/6982 23 Nov

Contents:

Release of Right - copy: Richard Orton to Joseph Richardson, and Margery, his wife, in a mority of lands etc. in Walton on Trent and Coton in the Elms. W: Thomas Higgot, William Shuttleworth, Edward Cheney, Thomas Richardson: Nevill family details

[no title] D3155/6983 Trinity term 1755

Contents:

Fine: Thomas Mathews, pltf. Joseph Richards, and Margery his wife, defs. A messuage etc. in Walton on Trent and Coton in the Elms. as above

[no title] D3155/6984 24 June, 1755

Contents:

Settlement and Mortgage: Joseph Richards of Tutbury, gent, and Margery his wife and Henry Haddinton of Newborough, Staffs, and Elizabeth his wife (a dau. of Elizabeth Nevill, widow dce'd - of William Nevill) of 1st part. John Newbred of Walton on Trent yeoman of 2nd part. and John Hickin of Stafford, gent. and Edward Chenly of Yoxall of 3rd part: A Mority of a messuage in Coton in the Elms. W: Thomas Astle. William Mervy, Thomas Curzon

[no title] D3155/6985 28 Dec. 1754

Contents:

Deed to declare user of a fine: (6983) Joseph Richards of Tutbury gent, and Margery his wife: (Oldest Dau, of William Nevill) to Thomas Mathews of Tutbury, miller. Messuages and lands in Walton on Trent, and Coton in the Elms. as above. W: Thomas Broughton, Edward Cheney

[no title] D3155/6986 Trinity Term 28 - 1755

Contents:

Fine: John Hickin, gent. pltf. Henry Hadderton, gent, and Elizabeth, his wife. defs. A mority of a messuage and lands in Coton in the Elms

[no title] D3155/6987 12 July. 1754

Contents:

Release of right: - copy: Mrs. &. Mr. Haddaton and Mr. & Mrs. Wood, and Mr. and Mrs. Ammerley, to Mr. and Mrs. Richards. in lands in Walton and Coton under the Will of William Nevill. Walton and Coton

[no title] D3155/6988 15 Jun. 1727

Contents:

Will: Elizabeth Nevill of Walton on Trent. Bequests: and a mority of lands in Coton in the Elms. W: Ann Wakefield, Thomas Pearsall, Meale Hatchinson. Proved. 29 April, 1729

[no title] D3155/6989 25 Sep. 1703

Contents:

Bargain and Sale: Thomas Smith of Coton in the Elms, yeo, & Margaret his wife, to William Nevill of Cotton, yeo, A messuage & land in Cotton in the Elms. W: Newbould, Charles Brome

[no title] D3155/6990 30 Sep. 1700

Contents:

Assignment: Edward Harpur, merchant in London (administrator of goods & c. of Henry Harpur of Caulke, dec'd) and Thomas Smith of Coton in the Elms of 1st part. Sir Robt. Burdett of Bramerte Wks, Robert Wilmot of Osmaston and Henry Dyson of Seagrave, Leics., esq. (guardians for Sir John Harpur of Caulke, an infant) of 2nd pt and John Harpur of Caulke of 3rd part. Lands in Coton in the Elms in trust for Sir John Harpur. W: Geo, Wait, Jno. Hilditch Lawrence Caven, Edwd. Dixon, Geo. Robothan, Wm. Gilbert

[no title] D3155/6991 Trinity Term 1701

Contents:

Fine - copy: Sir John Harpur, quir. Thomas Smith and Margaret his wife. defs. Two messuages and lands in Coton in the Elms

[no title] D3155/6992 28 Nov. 1688

Contents:

Mortgage: Thomas Smith of Coton in the Elms, yeo. and Margaret his wife of 1st pt. Henry Harpur of Caulke esq. of 2nd pt. and John Harpur of Bilston Leics. gent. of 3rd part. A messuage and lands in Coton in the Elms. W: Hen. Haylor, Thomas Piddocke, Thomas Spooner, Henry Dixon

[no title] D3155/6993 1 May. 1686

Contents:

Mortgage: Thomas Smith of Coton in the Elms, yeo. of 1st pt. to John Every of Burton on Trent, esq. of 2nd pt. and Daniel Watson of same, gent. of 3rd pt. Several closes etc. in Coton in the Elms. W: Thomas Smith, Thomas Piddocke, Isaac Hawkins Thomas Spooner, John Delphin, Thomas Allsopp

[no title] D3155/6994 Trinity Term

Contents:

Fine: Richard Marshall, Henry Smith, and Joseph Sanders, quir. Thomas Smith and Margaret his wife, defs. A messuage and lands in Coton in the Elms

[no title] D3155/6995-6996 20 Jan. 1678

Contents:

Marriage Messuage Settlement: Thomas Smith and Margaret his wife, Christopher Smith of Bromleyhurst, Staffs. gent. and John Ilsley of Yoxall Woodhouse, Staffs, Yeo. to Richard Marshall of Coton in the Elms and Henry Smith of Branston, Staffs, yeo. A messuage and lands in Coton in the Elms to provide a competant jointerre for Margaret. W: Nicholas Hatchett, Joseph Marshall, Sarah Huskinson

[no title] D3155/6997 20 Dec. 1632

Contents:

Licence of alienation: Cellingwood Sanders to Mathew Smith sen, and Mathew Smith, jnr. A messuage and lands in Coton in the Elms

[no title] D3155/6998 2nd Apr. 1630

Contents:

Conveyance: Thomas Gresley of Drake-low esq. and Callingwood Sanders of Caldwell, gent. to Mathew Smith of Brannston Staffs. yeo. A messuage and lands in Coton in the Elms in fee, simple, excepting the chief rents and services, and a lease for lives of Mathew Smith, Susan Smith and William Smith. Coton in the Elms. W; Edward Manby, Robert Redward, Joseph Fosse, William Prince

[no title] D3155/6999 15 Dec. 1720

Contents:

Feoffment with livery of seisin: Dorothy Fynnis of Southwark, Surrey, widow to John Maddocks of Osmaston, ywoman. A messuage in Osmaston. W: Wm. Fisher, Katherine Corner, Thomas Dons, James Dawson

[no title] D3155/7000 16 Oct. 1731

Contents:

Feoffment - release: Robert Wilmot the younger of Osmaston son and h. appt. of Robert Wilmot the elder, Robert Wilmot the elder and Edward Wilmot of Middle Temple, gent. and Robert Chamers. to John Maddocke of Osmaston yeo. A piece of ground in Osmaston used as an orchard and garden in fee. W: John Eardley Wilmot, William Harding, Mary Spearing, William Rowse, Joseph Felkin

[no title] D3155/7001 17 Jan. 1731

Contents:

Mortgage: John Maddock to William Fox of Derby, cooper. A messuage in Osmaston and a loft recently purchased from Robert Wilmot. (7000) Osmaston. W: Thomas Rivett, I Wright

[no title] D3155/7002 21 July. 1733

Contents:

Mortgage - assignment: John Maddock and William Fox of Derby, cooper. to Robert Wilmot the younger of Osmaston. On a messuage and lands in Osmaston. W: Joseph Felkin, William Browning

[no title] D3155/7003 14 Nov. 1743

Contents:

Assignment of mortgage: Sir Robert Wilmot of 1st part, John Maddocke, of 2nd part, Sir Mathaniel Curzon of Kedleston bart. of 3rd part. A messuage and a loft in Osmaston. W: Sam Heathcote, Jeremiah Percy, William Price

[no title] D3155/7004 14 Nov. 1743

Contents:

Copy of Assignment of mortgage: Sir Robert Wilmot of 1st part, John Maddocke, of 2nd part, Sir Mathaniel Curzon of Kedleston, bart. of 3rd part. A messuage and a loft in Osmaston. W: Sam Heathcote, Heathcote, Jeremiah Percy, William Price

[no title] D3155/7005 17 Oct. 1749

Contents:

Assignment of mortgage and release: Sir Nathaniel Curzon of Kedleston of 1st part, John Maddock and Mary his wife of 2nd part, and Sir Robert Wilmot of Osmaston of 3rd part. A messuage and loft in Osmaston. W: Sam Heathcote, Jos. Browne, John Mischill, Benj. Walker, Jos. Felkin

[no title] D3155/7006 24 Mar. 1700

Contents:

Mortgage: Francis Dickin of Walton on Trent gent. of 1st part, Thomas Edwards of Same, yeoman. and Elizabeth his wife, (exces of James Hemminges, late of Walton Dce'd) and Margery Smith of Clifton Campvill, Star, widow (Eliz. and Margery two daus. of James Hemminges). of 2nd part, and William Lovelace of Clifton C. gent. and Thomas Taylor of Walton on Trent gent. of 3rd part. Of Harbin Close in Walton on Trent. W: Isaac Hawkins, Arthur Tooby, Betham Orme

[no title] D3155/7007 6 Feb. 1663

Contents:

Release: Henry Mellor son and h. of Robert Mercer of Derby dce'd, to Nicholas Willmott. Of all trusts and all sums of money... out of the Manor of Sibsey called Lord Sheffield's Manor and the Rectory of Sibsey and curtain lands, tenements, tithes, etc. part of the Gandish Manor. W: J. W. Gregory, James Roberts, Theoph. Wragge.

[no title] D3155/7008 30 Jun. 1698

Contents:

Release: Francis Allen of Alrewas, Staf. and Dorothy his wife, to Francis Dicken of Walton, yeoman. A messuage and lands in Walton on Trent. W: Jo. Barker, Gre. Kent. Francis Hamp

[no title] D3155/7009 Trinity term 1699

Contents:

Fine: Francis Dickin, and others, quir. Gustay Dorman and Mary his wife, Thomas Swanne and Susan his wife, Francis Allen and Dorothy his wife, James Hamp and Ann his wife, John Draper and Ann his wife, defs. A messuage and lands in Walton on Trent and Great Appleby

[no title] D3155/7010 12 Nov. 1650

Contents:

Conveyance: Sir Thomas Milward of Eaton Dovedale, of 1st part, Christopher Horton of Catton, esq. of 2nd part, Richard Evans of Tamworth gent, (formerly servant of Sir Humphrey Ferrars) of 3rd part, John Ferrars of Tamworth son and H. of Sir Humphrey of 4th part, Thetton Phillip, Earl of Chesterfield and Anne Countess of Chesterfield, (formerly wife of Sir Humphrey) of 5th part. The Manor of Bradbourne and lands in Parwich Lea Kniveton, Hognaston Wirksworth which had been held in inst. W: Fulme Bookey, Phill Bearecrofte, John North, William Prince, William Bell

[no title] D3155/7011 4 Jun. 1657

Contents:

Marriage settlement: Abraham Fowler of Salke, Staffs, gent of 1st part Christopher Horton of Catton esq. and Ann Horton his dau. of 2nd part, Edward Broughton of Langton Staffs, esq. and Geoffrey Minshull of Nantwich, Ches. esq. of 3rd part. In consideration of marriage between Abraham and Ann, settlement of messuages and lands in Weston, Staffs and in Cheshire. W: Walter Horton, George Lee, Daniel Satson

[no title] D3155/7012 Trinity Term

2 copies

Contents:

Fine: Elizabeth Ferrars, widow quer. Robert Tomlinson def. A messuage in Walton on Trent

[no title] D3155/7013 5 Jul. 1630

Contents:

Conveyance: Christopher Horton, the elder, of Catton, to Richard Hill, rector of Bishops Hampton Warwicks. The Manor of Swadlincote. W: Wm. Prince, Thomas Cope, Geo. Milocke, Thomas Leighton, Clement Clark

[no title] D3155/7014 Easter Term 1674

Contents:

Fine: Walter Horton esq. and Clater Howkin quer. Richard Tomlinson, def. A messuage and land in Walton on Trent

[no title] D3155/7015 13 Jun

Contents:

Lease: Richard Tomlinson of Walton on Trent, yeo. to Deme Elizabeth Ferrars of Tamworth, widow. A messuage and lands in Walton on Trent... and all manner of tithes. for 1 year. W: Nth. Parker, Alice Porter

[no title] D3155/7016 Michaelmas Term. 1566

Contents:

Fine: Nicholas Tomlinson, quer Walter Horton, esq. def. A messuage and lands on Walton on Trent

[no title] D3155/7017 11 Apr. 1590

Contents:

Bargain and Sale: William Rugeley of Shenston Staffs. Esq. to John Holland of Barton under Needwood, Staffs. A cottage and a close in Barton under Needwood. W: William Adderley, Thomas Leis, Richard Statham

[no title] D3155/7018 2 May 1705

Contents:

Mortgage: Francis Dicken of Walton on Trent, yeo. to Thomas Spooner of Stanton Harold, Leics. gent. A close in Walton, and a piece of ground in Barton under Needwood. W: Leo. Piddocke, Henry Joyce, Jo Barker

[no title] D3155/7019 5 Jan. 1701

Contents:

Assignment of mortgage: Joseph Goodler of Hawley, Staffs, segt. at law of 1st pt. Sir Robert Burdette of Bramcote of 2nd pt. Dame Elizabeth Ferrars of Tamworth of 3rd pt. An estate in Walton on Trent, etc. W: Isaac Hawkins, Charles Brome, Edward Gordler

[no title] D3155/7020 10 Apr. 1691

Contents:

Grant and release - mortgage: Dame Elizabeth Ferrars of Tamworth Castle, wid. to Joseph Girdler of Inner Temple, esq. An estate at Walton on Trent. W: Ellin Milward, Hannah Bretland, Geo. Woodward. Incl. lease for possession. 9.4.1691

[no title] D3155/7021 17c

Contents:

Subsidy on rent roll - fragment: For Stanton by Bridge. Smisby, Swakeston, Ticknall and Caulks, Walton on Trent

[no title] D3155/7022 29 Mar. 1631

Contents:

Grant: Richard Mason of Teeton, Northant yeo. George Buswell of Clipstone, gent, and Arthur Greenhaugh of Cloweston, Leics. clark to William Halford of Welham Leics. esq. A messuage in Clowston, Leics. W: Anthony Halford, F. Bele, Edwd Beppen, Edwd Holyman, Robt Mighell

[no title] D3155/7023 19 Apr. 1664

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