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CALOW M1 Town meeting concerning William TAYLOR younger, who was indicted by William FLETCHER of Calow, "who only desired to com with his horse or mare in to William FLETCHERS yard to carry David ALLISON away that lay bleeding" from gun shot wounds. Signed by Thomas ADLINGTON, John WATSON, Ralph HOLLAND (mark), Thomas HOPKINSON, William PARKER, John STUBBING, Joshua STUBBING, Roberd COX. 1756 M2 Agreement between Calow and Anthony NEEDHAM for John COES maintenance. 1758 M3 Letter from Churchwarden of Sutton in Ashfield Thomas DOVE and Overseer of Sutton in Ashfield, Notts John PRIDE that they "find it un-necessary to grant Aaron RENSHAW a Certificate to Caylow (Calow) as his father (which you have) is an indemnification sufficient for the children..,, such proceeding "would make it appear we was incapable of doing our offices". 1776 M5 Letter requesting payment for medical attendance on Joseph LOWE a pauper, by William ASKHAM of Eckington surgeon. Signed by Thomas CLARKE 1819 M6 Case between Calow and Staveley regarding Ann LOWE 23, single served Mr WIDDOWSON of Staveley. George LOWE her father had James, Ann, Hannah, George, John, Joseph, William, Elizabeth, Mary. His first wife died 1813.. c. 1821 M8 Letter to Mr BRAILSFORD of Calow informing him that Martha THOMPSON has nothing to do with Calow as long as she does not ask for relief, and although with child it cannot possibly be born a bastard. Signed by R HUTCHINSON Chesterfield 1827 M9 Order by Quarter Sessions that William SHAW of Duckmanton maintain his father George SHAW who is poor an unable to work. n.d. M10 Letter to Calow Overseers referring to William NEWBOLD, that "the settlement is now acknowledged to be Blackwell". 1845 M11 Chesterfield Union, Calow, out of door poor list Widow ADLINGTON Calow old age and sickness Ann CANTRELL, Calow, old age Jane LONGDEN, Calow, old age Thomas POTTER and wife, Calow old age Charlotte RODGERS, Calow old age Thomas HANBURY, Calow lost a leg John RODGERS, Calow sickness Mark WINDLE, Calow sickness Non resident poor Jane BARBER in Ecclesall Bierlow, Yks, widow, old age Jane HOLMES, Ecclesall Bierlow, Yks widow, old age 1850 CHADDESDEN MIS/73/7 Marriage certificate William HARPER to Ann ROSS on Minorca, Spain. 1779 CHAPEL EN LE FRITH
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CHESTERFIELD IV1/23 Examination of a married woman, Ann MARGERESON of Chesterfield, wife of William MARGERESON, refering to Indentures mentioning James HANCOCK, Abraham OSBORNE, James MARGERESON, John MARGERESON, Samuel MARGERESON, Robert MARGERESON, Thomas MARTIN and his wife Mary MARTIN, Charlotte MARGERESON, Hannah MARGERESON, Elizabeth MARGERESON, Mary MARGERESON, "touching her knowledge of the deeds". 1837 IV1/27 Letters concerning Bernard LUCAS refusal to allow John CARTLEDGE to be tenant of Dunstan Farm, Newbold on account of behaviour. n.d. CL/L483 Agreement by Mark HEWITT to allow Margaret BROWN two pew seats of his in Chesterfield church. 1781 V1/57 Tender from John HAYLAND for putting down a well at Tapton. 1852 V1/58 Tender from Samuel MANKNELL for putting down a well at Tapton. 1852 CHINLEY BUGSWORTH and BROWNSIDE Note written in Town Book that "Obadiah PORRITT leased for 2d (two pence) a year dwelling house below mill called Bramwells house. 1767 V41/11/25 CHURCH BROUGHTON R15 Series of letters concerning Nathaniel NORWOOD aged 60 -70 yrs, his wife of like age, and seeking relief quickly before Winter sets in. His father Richard NORWOOD went to live at Tutbury 36 yrs ago, under Certificate from Church Broughton.1775 CLAY CROSS V2/118 Bankruptcy papers re Thomas DOVE of Clay Cross druggist. 1858 Conveyance by George William BROWN of Gya in Bebar, India to William MYCROFT of messuage in Clay Lane. 1861 V8/11 CLOWNE M1 Molecatchers agreement between John MOODY of Whittington and parishioners of Clowne. 1839 Signatories include; Wm GLOSSOP Wm OXLEY, Geo JACKSON Jonas HIDES Thos TOMPKIN Samuel SMITH Wm BEARD David SALVIN Rowland STONE Josh SHACKLOCK John BURKE John LITLEWOOD Robt WEST John CREE John ARTHUR Martin TINKER? John WARRENER George LOWDE Joel? LITTLEWOOD James CROFTS John WILSON Thos REVILL Richard REVILL Willm HILL Saml JEPSON Charels MORTON Jonathan DEWIS Richard NEWTON George ROBINSON John WILLGOOSE George GOODY John DRABLE Wm REDDISH Wm LIMB John MELLORS Wm PLANT Edwd REDDISH Josh WILSON Jon MILNER ? John HIDES Saml REDSHAW Joseph WILLSON Palterton Willm WALKER Elizth YATES George MILNER Jane JACKSON Jno WRIGHT James BRUNT 1 Feb 1839. MLM1 Ignatius HIDES Surveyor of Highways, Accounts 1825/6 MLM2 Richard TOMPKIN Overseer of Poor, Accounts 1772 MLM3 George ROBINSON and Ann HIDES Overseer of Poor Accounts 1797/8 MLM4 William TOMPKIN and Henry PERCY Overseers of Poor Accounts 1799 MLM5 John LOWDE Surveyor of Highways Accounts 1765 MLM6 Richard OXLEY Surveyor of Highways Accounts 1796/7 MLM7 Ignatius HIDE Surveyor of Highways Accounts 1801 MLM8 George BAKER Surveyor of Highways Accounts 1800 MLM9 Magistrates Order that Mary CLARKE is to receive a weekly payment because her husband is in the Army of the Reserve now in actual service. 1803 MLM10 Magistrates order that James THORNALLY, labourer be paid a weekly sum. Andrew DEWES Overseer being unable to show reason why he should not be paid. 1806 MLM11 Thomas PLANT Overseer of Poor Accounts 1771 MLM12 Thomas TOMPKIN Overseer of Highways Accounts 1763 MLM13 William BEARD to Susanna COUP for poultices, salve and ointment for John BARKE. 1823 MLM14 Lewis GRIFFIN Whitwell, Clerk did receive the Lords supper with Robert BROWN and Thomas GRANNAH Churchwardens of Clowne and George CHANTRY Minister of Clowne, at Clowne. 1698/9 MLM15 Solicitors Bil, refers to Mary SHAW widow and family. Doubt as to Settlement. Instructed to remove to Mansfield, Notts. 1844 MLM16 Overseer of Clowne to Overseer or Whittngton, Bill for relief of Mary HOPKINSON under order of removal. 1851 MLM17 Bill concerning Settlement of Richard BENTON removed with family from Willenhall, Stafffs under orders directed to Overseer of Alsthorp. 1808 MLM20 Bill of WALLER and DRABBLE Solrs mentioning various references to Removal and Settlement. Margaret TURNER, Thomas JEFFERSON, FREEMAN removal from Clowne to Worksop, Notts. Elizabeth ALLISON removal to Bolsover. Ann TRUEMAN removed as a vagrant to Worksop, Notts. Summons obtained by Phoebe HUNT against Mr TINKER and Joseph ALLISON Overseers for refusing to give her husband relief when in gaol. Settlement of a man named BOCKING and the woman he co-habited with. 1822 MLM21 Bill of DRABBLE and WALL mentioning Sarah WOOD removal from Eastscot (possibly Eastcote Northants, or Eastcote Warwicks,) to Clowne, Sarah WOOD Apprenticed to BOWDEN and Co Clowne, George WEBSTER, wife poor, sons compelled to maintain him. Peter SIMPSON Examination, likely Bolsover, later father admits settlement at Clowne by virtue of renting property ten pounds in value. 1826 MLM22 Joshua ALLETSON and William ALLETSON Surveyor of Highways Accounts. 1766 CODNOR SCH1 Oswald CARRINGTON pupil at Codnor School. Left for America. c1880-7 SCH2 James WEST pupil, gone to Ipswich, Massachusetts America c1887 SCH3 Wallace WEST pupil,gone to Boston, Massachusetts America c1887 CRICH Q/R5/5 Distraint of goods of William HASLAM of Crich to support wife and four children. 1774 MIS1 Enquiry to War Office by Overseers of Crich concerning appeal by Oldham, Lancs re James BARROW Serjeant, born Oldham, joiner. Enlisted 3rd Dragoon Guards 1796 later drafted in 29th now supposed to be serving 25th Reg Dragoons. Last heard of 1816 East Indies. In 1812 in Bangalore. Supposed to be living. Reason for enquiry is that his wife has been removed, (who is married again) to Oldham the legal place of his Settlement and on account of Oldham having appealed the Justices Order. 1818 Additional notes She re-married Sam SILVESTER. James BARROW believed living 1817. M1 Joseph HARRISON of Crich carpenter says about Candlemas 1754 he agreed with Miles BACON his brother in law to serve him for two shillings a week. Continued three yrs until he married. c 18thC M2 James WHITE landowner of Ripley and occupier of land in Ripley refuses to pay Poor Rate of two pounds and two pence. Jonathan WOOLLEY as Overseer to take goods worth two pounds and two pence, then wait until he pays up, if not, to sell them and give surplus to James WHITE. 1830 CUBLEY MISCELLANY M1 Agreement between the inhabitants of Cubley that the Constable shall "pay six pence a duzen: which is for every head halfpence a peece" of crowes and rooks and chatterpyes and gease.For "sparrows and all other little buirds two pence a duzen." Witnessed by John NORTH, John HALL, Ralph ANABLE his marke, Thomas GOODALL, Thomas CHRICHLY,Phillip BAKER, Thomas SMITH, John HARPER, Hnery BLOOD, Michael GOODALL, Robert BULL, George HARISON, Robert STORER, Daniel COPESTAKE, John RYLEY original date of doc is 1686/7. By 1689 amended to be void, and if any Constable pays "any thing for Crowes or any thing within mentioned hee shall bee at ye charg him selfe" Signed by Daniel PARKER M2 Assessment for defrayying cost of new pound by order of John NORTH Constable. 1680 mentioning; Phillip BAKER, Thomas CRICHLOW, John COPE of Boylestone, John HALL shooemaker, John NORTH, William RILEY George HARRISON, John FORD, Joseph WILSON, John COPESTAKE, Robert BULL, Francis COYNEY, John BAKER, Robert BAKER, Ralph ANNABLE, Thomas BURROWES, George BOND, Henry DAKEIN Dorothy HEANE, Thomas SMITH, Wid. BEARDMORE, Wid BLOODS Farme, Thomas MARSH, Nicholas CPE, Richard ALLEN, John HALL baker, George SMITH, Hnery LEECH, TUNNICLIFFS cottage, Wid. SLATOR, Luke BALCKBEARD and John ROBERTS, John TIPPER, Wid. LAUGHTENHOUSE, Phillip WILDING, Richard BILLINGELEY, George REDGATE, Holme Farm; Michael GOODALE, John HALL baker, Nicholas COPE and John COPE, Ellen ALLEN, Harrisons Farme; Thomas CHRICHLOE, Robert BULL, Henry BLOOD, Robert STORER, Robert BAKER and John ROBERTS All names accompanied by amount assessed to pay. DERBY M14 Bill of Richard BASSANO grocer and tea man of Derby to Thomas KIRK. 179- V53A/3 Letter from Eliza POWELL in Derby to bro John COTTRELL in London describing Derby earthquake. 1795 V48/3 Inventory of goods and furniture in house of Raphe MASON late of Derby 1619 DERBY ALL SAINTS M43 Request by Overseers of Derby All Saints for payment for Eliza JOHNSON, (of Ticknall?) c 1832 DLSE27 Justices order to Overseers of Derby All Saints that William BATTIE receive 12/- a week in support of his family 1801. DERBY ST PETER V48/2 Valuation of house Derby St Peter occupied by Thomas SAXELBY. 1799 DERWENT V48/28 Petition of Benjamin FOX of Derwent who has lost his cow and is begging for money to buy another one. 1806 DOVERIDGE
DRONFIELD BAR223 Peter HIBBERD Barns Farm, Dronfield letter stating unable to pay rent, been ill. 1857 If you would like copies of any of the documents please email Mike When asking about documents please ensure the Place/Parish under which the name is found, type of Document, (Settlement Certificate, Settlement Examination, Removal, Bastardy etc), plus the reference, name and year if shown are quoted. This will help to ensure you will get your records faster. e.g. Ockbrook, Settlement Examination; SE8 John ARCHER 1750. |