ALFRETON Law and Order
LA498 William LIMB re theft of his money. 1694 |
LA988 Francis ALLKIN seeking ground at Swanwick Delves for cottage. 1734 |
LA989 Court order allowing Francis ALLKIN to build a cottage 1734 |
LA1145 William TURTON rogue and vagabond. Legal settlement Alfreton. Left his wife two yrs ago at Riddings. Claims he wrote twice and once sent her a guinea. Found by Officers of Alfreton at a village near Montgomery, Wales. 1770 |
LA1133 John GLADWIN broke into shop of Joseph GREAVES and Nathaniel RICHARDSON of Alfreton and stole shoes. 1768 |
LA1135 Joseph GREAVES (signs GRAVE) states someone stole a pair of shoes. John GLADDING apprentice to John COX seen coming from Thomas ADINGS hay mow at Alfreton. William STANHOPE of Alfreton went on top of hay and found a pair of shoes. 1768 |
LA1189 Samuel SALES of Alfreton at instigation of William DAWS and Mary SINGLETON robbed William MACHIN Somercotes, William RADFORD, Mr GREGORY, Joseph ROBINSON, Samuel STAINROD, Joseph BARLOW and Joseph DAWS. 1785 |
LA880 John DOWNES of Alfreton to answer charge of getting Jane CROWSHAW wife of Benajmin CROWSHAW late of Sheffield,Yks pregnant. c.1722 |
John TURNER of Swanwick appears in court as result of prosecution brought by Mary TURNER who is to appear at the next sessions. 1683 1/8/3/3 |
ALSOP EN LE DALE Law and Order
LA397 William BALL of Alsop and Eaton, came to Parwich to stay with his lame sister. Parwich inhabitants want him removed. Took up work with Raphe JOHNSON at Ballidon p.Bradbourne, though work in Alsop en le Dale. 1689 |
ALVASTON AND BOULTON Law and Order
LA1097 William RIGGLEY Constable presents Robert PARKINSON "for entertaining vaggabonds and stroulers". 1757 |
ASHBOURNE Law and Order
LA24/4 Nicholas COAPE (COPE) Constable for Clifton and Compton presents Henry BUXTON "for misorderlie housekeepinge", Ellen GRIFFIN for brewing without Licence.17thC |
LA107 Richard BENNET has recieved no payment for poor child in his care. 1648/9 |
LA108 Francis FERNIHOUGH re theft of nine pence. 1648 |
LA109 Robert WHEELDON of Compton, accused of stealing nine pence as above 1648 |
LA779 Sara WALLIS of Ashbourne seeking relief 1720 |
LA903 Francis LOMAS and Edward HIBBERT ? Constables of Ashbourne report that (Nicklos) Nicholas MILLNHOUSE and Ann MILLNHOUSE his wife, Ed. PEGG and his wife, William BAGNALL and his wife, Ann BURCH, Mr MORILL, Robert SHELDON are reputed Papists. 1725 |
LA1021 Richard WALKER and Samuel AULTS killing geese. 1740 |
LA1054 John WALKER and Thomas LITTON Constables of Ashbourne present Ann MILLHOUSE widow, Edward PEGG and wife, Thomas MILLHOUSE, Daniel HARVEY, Richard RUDGE, Jane BRAMBLEY wife of John BRAMBLEY, Isabella MILLHOUSE, Frances PEGG as Papist or so reputed. 1744 |
LA1079 Henry DYER examination as to Legal Settlement 1756 |
LA1080 Henry DYER order for conveyance to Bishopshow, Wilts. 1756 |
LA1113 Brooksbank WORRALL of Ealand, Yks. Born Halifax, Yks. Apprehended Ashbourne for robbing garden of John MILLINGTON of Hognaston. Apprenticed to Robert WHITLEY Bingley, Yks. Sent to gaol WRY for debt, judgment obtained by Mary BROOK of Greatland. Set up business as a horse catcher. had John HALLAM as servant, Joseph HARPUR Eland, John WILLIE ,Richard JESSEY Ealand. 1763 |
LA1371 William CANTRELL seeks relief. n.d |
LA1079 Henry DYER rogue and vagabond, born Bishopstrow, Wilts. 1756 |
LA1080 Henry DYER apprehended in Ashbourne begging. removed to Bishopstrow, Wilts. 1756 |
LA1041a Jeremy CANTRELL of Compton that John BASFORD came to his house to buy ale, then sold him a pot of butter, stated he got it from his brother Benjamin BASFORD. 1742 |
LA1041b Samuel BOWLER says a pot of butter was stolen from Mr GROVES brewhouse where Mr PARTRIDGES goods from London came. Mr PARTRIDGE, Mr BOWLER went to Compton, John BASFORD admitted he took it. 1742 |
LA370 Christopher BRIDDON cripple once received 12d now only get 4d. Wife cannot support both of them. c.1683 |
LA387 William PARKER, Elizabeth PARKER, Mary PARKER Sturston one side of Compton, recently buried parents. Poor. 1684 |
LA877 John LONGDEN and Job PEACOCK Constables of Ashbourne present Nickolas MILLNHOUSE and Ann his wife, Edward PEG and his wife, Ann BURCH wife of William BURCH taylor, Eales BOYLSON Papists. 1722/3 |
Philip MILWARD removal Sturston to Widdington p.Bloor, Staffs. 1682 1/8/1/3 |
Margaret ATTLEBOROUGH to be paid 1/- weekly by Overseer of Compton 1682 1/8/1/9 |
William HEATH of Ashbourne to answer charges why he did not attend church for the space of a month. To be returned in Custody without Bayle to appear at Court c1682/3? 1/8/4/2 |
Hugh KEELING having been ordered to be removed from Compton to Trusley to remain in Compton until appeal. 1682/3? 1/8/4/6 |
ASHOVER Law and Order
LA102 Thomas HOLLINGWORTH, mason, information of Philip STUBBIN, Adam COWLISHAWE accused of stealing linen. 1648 |
LA626a William HIBBERD information against Richard DAKIN of Ashover for swearing oath 1651 |
LA626b John SPENCER testimony against Richard DAKIN of Ashover 1651 |
LA1253 Mary YATES of Milltown re mutton in William CANTRELL house. 1665 |
ASTON ON TRENT Law and Order
LA1047 Joseph SEVERN servant to Master ROLLESTON Clerk of Aston; re spoon taken by John SMITH a miller. 1748 |
BAKEWELL Law and Order
LA/6 List of drovers in Bakewell Township |
Edward BUXTON drover |
John RENSHAW badger |
Job CLIFFE swaler and badger |
William PUNCHANBY |
John GREAVES. |
Undated, but 1725 on reverse. |
LA43a We present Anthony WRIGHT a "sturdie beggar taken in the township of Bakewell also Roger KINGE, John HARDIE, all whipped and sent awaie according to law". 1634 |
LA1173 William DEBANK born Sutton Scarsdale, apprenticed to John SWIFT, Chesterfield, James GENN Sheffield, Yks butcher, then lived with Uncle John DEBANK at Cromford, went to Middleton by Wirksworth with his father. Hired gamekeepr to Philip GELL and later to Nigel GRESLEY at Drakelow. Intention to have him removed from Bakewell to Stainsby,p. (Ault) Hucknall. 1778 |
LA423 Robert PIDCOCKE Constable of Bakewell presents Rowland EYRE and Steven EYRE Popish recusants, Richard STAFFORD and his wife, reputed anabaptists, John CLARE for a dissenter, John HEATHCOATE Snr for a grayzier, Bartholomey STALEY, a badger 1689 |
LA373 John PLATTS Bakewell, three score and sixteen years. Only receives sixpence ,"may have sumthinge more weekly towards kipinge us a live" c.1683/4 |
John STAFFORD of Bakewell to receive 1/- until his sister placed as apprentice. 1683 1/8/2/18 |
Samuel NAYLOR of Bakewell to receive 6d weekly for him and his family. 1683 1/8/2/18 |
Grace SWIFT to be paid two shillings weekly 1682/3? 1/8/3/2 |
GRACE SWYFT of Alport widow. last court order to be paid two shillings weekly, that she lived in Darley parish but lived in the parish of Bakewell.Bakewell to continue payment. John BUXTON Overseer of Youlgreave took compassion on her 24 weeks at one shilling, coals and repair of cottage. Parish of Darley refused to pay. 1682/3? 1/8/3/16 |
Richard SAUNDERSON to be paid 6d weekly by Overseer of Bakewell c.1682/3 1/8/4/10 |
Cicily WINLOE to be paid 2/4 weekly by Overseer of Bakewell 1682/3? 1/8/4/10 |
BARLBOROUGH Law and Order
LAQ16 George WRIGHT Barlborough to keep peace with Robert COUPE Bolsover 1825 |
LA96 Henry HARRISON sacks of malt stolen. 1648/9 |
LA1092 Mary WATSON vagabond says her Settlement is at Barlborough. 1757 |
LA906 George LIMBE Constabe reports that John BOWDEN is a reputed Papist. (nb this cover both Barlborough and Whitwell, does not state where John BOWDEN is from. ) 1725 |
LA1065 Francis BOWER Rector of Barlborough says that Thomas JOWALL said his maid was a whore. BOWER claims JOWALL and James ? WRIGHT are two dangerous sturdy beggars. 1752 |
LA1066 James WRIGHT born Cragy ? Ireland. Came to England sixteen yrs ago, went to London, enlisted Col Thomas HOPSON Rgt. Discharged Chiboucton Harbour, Nova Scotia, Canada, came to England making spoons selling hardware. Came to Barlborough with Thomas JOWALL and had some words between his companion and rectors servant. 1752 |
LA1067 Thomas JOWALL born Essex. Apprenticed to Robert ALLINSON Minories Goldsmith. Set out from London to Scotland. Called at Rectors house did not get anything given so went away. 1752 |
LA1074 Ann THOMPSON widow apprehended Barlborough. Widow of James THOMPSON late of Anwick, Cumberland. 1755 |
LA1092 Mary WATSON vagabond, wife of William WATSON soldier, who told her is legal Settlement was at Barlborough Two children, Ann and Elizabeth. 1757 |
LA596 Robert NEATBY Constable of Barlborough presents Henry BALDEN, Kathrine COZEN, John JOHNSON, Mary FEEPOUND, George GEE, Ann CORKER, Nich. LENTHALL, Samuel CHEETHAM Papists. 1698 |
LA579 Robert NEATBY Constable of Barlborough presents Henry BALDEN, Katherine COSEN, Anne WILLOBY, John JOHNSON and Mary JOHNSON his wife, Mary FEEPOUND. George GEE, Mary FISHER, Anne CORKER, Nich. LENTHALL, Elizabeth BUTCHER, Samuel CHEETHAM and Mary CHEETHAM his wife. 1698 |
BARLOW Law and Order
LA185 Elizabeth KEY bastard child. William ALLEN of Chesterfield, father of child. 1651 |
George WOODHOUSE elder, of Barlow to receive 2/- weekly relief. 1683 1/2/2/5 |
BARROW ON TRENT Law and Order
LA35 Ann FOSTER and Helen JOHNSON vagrant women, taking a linen cloak from the hedge of Robert HEGGE of Sinfin. 1633 |
LA689 John GLOVER of Barrow says that while he was away Jeremiah BUERSALL labourer and George ROBERTS of Derby came to informants house claiming to have two distresses in the names of Michael BOSTOCK and James HARRIS. They began taking goods away, when informants wife resisted she was struck by BUERSALL. 1707 |
BARTON BLOUNT Law and Order
LA1039 Elner HALL late servant to Roger WHARTON of Barton, Dbys. stole wheat and a hen from his barn. Elizabeth HARRISON of Ashbourne says she went into Roger WHARTON barn and took wheat and hen 1741 |
LA1040 Henry KENT of Hungry Bentley p. Longford says his wife told him that "by the light of the moon" she saw two women passing by her house carrying a bag. KENT found on them a hen and wheat. 1741 |
LA566 Robert WHARTON Constable of Barton presents Elizabeth WIDON Popish recusant. 1698 |
BASLOW Law and Order
LA33a John WHITE Constable of Baslow presents as recusants Randle BROOKE of Hassop yeoman, Henry TOWNROE (TOWNROW) Hassop husbandman, Prudence EYRE wife of Thomas EYRE of Hassop. 1634 |
LA425 Thomas HEATON Constable of Baslow presents; Rowland EYRE of Hassop and Elizabeth EYRE hs wife, Charles BAKER and Richard HARRD ( HAROD,HEROD?) , Nicolis SHELDON Hassop and Dorothy SHELDON his wife, William HARRISON of Hassop, George TOWNEND of Hassop, Joseph HALL of Hassop, Ralph FROST of Calver and Sarah his wife, Susanna COLLIER of Calver widow, reputed Papists. |
George ELLIS of Corber, reputed Quaker. |
Robert JAYWITT ( JEWITT ?) of Froggatt a reputed anabaptist. |
James GREGORIE of Calver and Thomas HOLE of Corber swalers 1689 |
LA572 John RAGGE Constable of Baslow presents; Charles BAKER and Catherine BAKER his wife of Hassop , Ralph FROST and Sarah FROST his wife, Susana COLLIER all of Calver, Roman Catholics. 1698 |
LA675 John RAGGE Constable of Baslow presents; Charles BAKER and Catherine BAKER his wife, Ralph FROST and Sarah FROST his wife, Anthony OLIVER and Ann OLIVER his wife Roman Catholics. 1702/3 |
LA684 John RAGGE Constable of Baslow presents; Rowland EYRE of Hassop and Elizabeth EYRE his wife, Charles BAKER and Katherine BAKER his wife, Ralph FROST and Sarah FROST his wife, Susanna COLLIER of Calver, Anthony OLIVER and Katherine OLIVER his wife of Froggatt Roman Catholics. 1703 |
LA699 Robert MARPLE Constable of Baslow presents; Charles BAKER and Katherine BAKER his wife, of Calver .Catholics. 1707 |
LA886 Chris. BOLER Constable for Balow presents Charles BAKER, Jno BLAND jnr., Thomas FROST Papists. 1723 |
LA980 Robert BAKER and John BLAND being reputed Papists been absent from Church .Presentment of William KITCHIN Constable of Baslow 1731/2 |
LA901 Ralphe HAGUE Constable reports Rowland Eyre Esq, Charles BAKER, Michael SHERRATT, Thomas FROST, John BALND reputed Papists. 1725 |
BEIGHTON Law and Order
LA84a Epiphanius SCALES information re stolen geese 1638/9 |
LA84c Francis OXESPRINGE information re geese 1638/9 |
BLACKWELL Law and Order
LA1128 George Bartholomew BARTLAM late of Madeley ,Shropshire, married Elizabeth CHAPMAN at Blackwell, then married Elizabeth HOOPER of Stockton, Shropshire while first wife still married 1767 |
LA1129 George Bartholomew BARTLAM confesses to bigamy 1767 |
BOLSOVER Law and Order
LA28 Examination off Richard SIDDOWNE of Glapwell, labourer concerning the taking of "corne from the barne" of Robert WOOLHOUSE (recently dec.) at Glapwell. Mentions Thomas WOOLHOUSE eldest son of Robert and John WOOLHOUSE Clerk, Executor n.d. 17th C. |
LA91 John ALWOOD refuses to pay taxes etc. 1639 |
LA133 Petition for the removal of William ALCOCKE ,wife and children to Clowne. n.d. 17thC. |
LA1025 Diana TURNER, her female bastard daughter, the father is Ambrose ARMSTRONG servant of CHARLESWORTH of Bolsover 1740 |
LA892 John CHARLESWORTH Constable for Bolsover and Clowne presents Thomas STORNLY ? Papist. 1725/6 |
LA392 William GODLY Bolsover "destroying hares and fesants". 1687 |
LA577 Henry WARWICK Constable of Bolsover, presents: Anne HIDES widow, Elizabeth SHEPARD, Elizabeth TOMPKIN Roman Catholics. 1698 |
LA597 Henry WARWICK Constable of Bolsover presents Anne HIDS Papist 1698 |
LA621 Edward SALTER Constable of Bolsover presents Anne HIDES widow, Elizabeth SHEPARD, Elizabeth TOMPKING Roman Catholics 1698/9 |
BONSALL Law and Order
LA42d George BEASTALL Constable of Bonsall presents Ann SMITH for wandering. 1634 |
LA376 Bridghit WILLD (WILD) Bonsall, poor widow, impodent,sight "fealeinge her". c.1683/4 |
LA377 Frances KIRK Bonsall, "pore" widow, very aged. c/1683/4 |
LA398 John RAGG lab. destitute of habitation , with his dau. whose husband and son have gone to be soldiers. 1689 |
Anthony ABELL of Bonsall appointed Constable, but having taken on the office of Churchwarden Thomas CHAPMAN to continue as Constable 1683 1/8/2/11 |
Nicholas ALLEN and wife removed from Bonsall to Darley 1683 1/8/2/12 |
Ellin HILL removed from Bonsall to Atlow 1683 1/8/2/12 |
BOYLESTONE Law and Order
LA582 Thomas COPE Constable of Boylestone presents George HARPER brewing ale without a licence. 1698 |
BRADBOURNE Law and Order
LA42c Thomas SLACK Constable of Ballidon presents John HARDIE and Edward MAPLEBIE wandering. "I punished them according to law". 1634 |
LA403 Mary POTT Ballington ( Ballidon) widow, five children. Pawned and sold all that small substance which her husband left her decd of. c.1689 |
BRADLEY Law and Order
LA895 George COOPER Constable ; Margaret PEGGE widow is a Popish recusant 1725 |
LA562 Jos: TOMLISSON, Constable of Bradley presents; Charles PEGG, Charles WHITNALL Popish recusants. 1698 |
BRAILSFORD Law and Order
LAQ8 Robert MORLEY Ednaston,p. Brailsford to answer for a misdemeanour preferred against him by James PERKINS |
LAQ9 James PERKINS of Hoxton, St Leonards, Shoreditch London, Agent to the London and Manchester Can Association, concerning indictment against Robert MORLEY of Ednaston, p.Brailsford butcher, for a misdemeanour. Samuel NORWOOD and Samuel RIDE also to testify. 1825 |
LA1091 Ralph PEDLEY snr Brailsford Common states that Roger TUNNICLIFF son in law of Ralph met with Ralph PEDLEY jnr who without any provocation threatened to destroy him. Ralph PEDLEY snr stepped in and Ralph PEDLEY jnr broke his arm with a fork. 1757 |
LA361 Ruth HURD of Brailsford, now in common goal at Derby. accused "through malice of neighbours" of burning a barn, Landlord has torn her house down, no where for her child and herself when at liberty. 1683 |
LA366 George GOULD of Ednaston and Judith GOULD wife, a servant in Ednaston, bought timber to build a house, hindered by some in the parish. Wife recently delivered of two children both now dead. c.1683 |
LA656 Elizabeth CHAWNER of Brailsford says she has been treated disgraceful by William CHAWNER of Brailsford who called her a separate whore, and bad her go to FAIRFAX and SAUNDERS. That she went to Church to serve the devil. c.1650's |
BRAMPTON Law and Order
LA1108 Alice THOMAS wife of Daniel THOMAS Militia Man in Lincolnshire Militia where he now is. Suddenly taken ill and within twenty minutes gave birth to twins in Brampton. . Husbands Settlement at Nantwich, Cheshire. 1761 |
LA1086 Henry TRAVIS of Brampton saw William SMITH of Chesterfield force his way into Stoney Nabb House which was secured by lock and chain. Forced door with knee and hands. 1756 |
LA1088 William HAYS of Walton believes William SMITH and John MARPLES at some time broke into his house at Brampton and "through" goods and belongings onto the common. 1756 |
Lydia OGLE wife of Thomas OGLE of Cutthorpe states of George HEATHCOTE her son by a former husband, that she was afraid he would do her bodily harm. 1683 1/8/2/12 |
BRASSINGTON Law and Order
LA1273d John HODGKINSON of Brassington, re theft by Robert WILSHAW 1694 |
LA1273e Robert WILSHAW denies stealing wool, which he claims was brought by John PALMER 1694 |
LA1382 Richard LEE seeks relief for daughter and child. n.d. |
LA100 William WHIELDON re theft of coal, John WRIGHT of Brassington accused 1648/9 |
LA119 Order to Consatble of Brassington to deliver to John BRIDDON accounts to seehow much BRIDDON has been over assessed. 1648 |
LA137 Elizabeth BUCLOWE dau of widow BUCLOWE pregnant, by Rowland ALLSOP son of Robert ALLSOPP of Brassington. 1649 |
LA404 George WOODIWIS Brassington, wife ,three children, lead miner. Petitions for a habitation, expects to be turned out. c.1689 |
BREADSALL Law and Order
LA1068 Mary WRIGHT now pregnant. Samuel PICK of the parish of The Dale had carnal knowledge of her. 1754 |
BREASTON Law and Order
LA191 William PICK of Breaston charged with fathering a bastard child of Jane JOHNSON Breaston 1651 |
BURTON ON TRENT Staffs, Law and Order
LA651 Alice CROSS Burton on Trent, Staffs.widow suspected of having carnal knowledge with William POLE? ( or TOOLE ?) of Rosliston, Dbys. widower. "Out of consideration to two poor children did goe and live with him". 1651 |
BUXTON Law and Order
LA118 Martha FROST Buxton for stealing wool belonging to George SCOLES of Middleton, Lancs. 1649/5 |
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