TIBSHELF
| R76 Examination of Daniel HOLBROOKE cordwainer of Sutton in Ashfield, Notts. who knows William HOLBROOKE fwk, 22 yrs old, |
| William is the illegitimate son of Rebecca HOLBROOKE delivered at Tibshelf when a widow for four years. William married Abigail SWIRE. 1836 |
| R77 Abigail HOLBROOKE married William HOLBROOKE 21 Dec 1831 at Sutton in Ashfield, Notts. 1836 |
| RM7/1836* Robert ALLEN born Codnor, 57 (or 54?) .Hired to Samuel LINDLEY Shirland, Richard HOPKINSON Shirland. Married Elizabeth MELLOR. 1840 |
| RM7/1838 Mary FRANKS 29 , parents legal settlement Newstead, Notts. "I have never left my father, I have two illegitimate children". 1840 |
| RM7/1844 John RAYNES 28 collier. parents legal Settlement Thurgaton, Notts. Married Elizaeth at Tibshelf. Have two children, one born before marriage named George Raynes MORLEY. 1840 |
TICKNALL with year of Examination.
| 1 Wm WILMOT 26, born Kings Newton, parents Michael and Hannah legally settled at Darley Dale. marr Elizb. 1828 |
| 2 Daniel SHREEVE 46, born Ticknall parents Daniel and Elizb. Wife Sarah and three children. 1828 |
| 3 Wm WHITTAKER Breadsall 1828 examination concerns Daniel SHREEVE |
| 4 Wm BENTLEY Barrow 1828 examination concerns Daiel SHREEVE |
| 5 Joseph ASTILL Ticknall 1828 examination concerns Daniel SHREEVE |
| 6 John ENSOR Ticknall 1828 examination concerns Danl SHREEVE. whose wid he marr. |
| 7 Richard BOWLEY Ticknall 1828 examination concerns Daniel SHREEVE |
| 8 Gilbert ILLSLEY Ticknall 1828 examination concerns Daniel SHREEVE |
| 9 Joseph HOWE Ticknall 1828 examination concerns Daniel SHREEVE |
| SESC407 Jane HILL 40, born Winshill, married at Hartshorne when 20 to Charles HILL, whose Legal Settlement was Ticknall. Husband died two years ago at Burton upon Trent. Fracture of the knee. c.1846/7 |
| RSE89 Lydia CUNNINGTON, 48 born Ticknall, parents John and Mary ILLSLEY, married William CUNNINGTON, has Emily 7, Husband left her at Ticknall, believes he is now in America. 1837 |
| RSE90 Phebe (Phoebe) BREWING Examination (concerning Lydia CUNNINGTON) wife of John BREWING of Castle Donnington, Leics. butcher. Says she is the sister of William CUNNINGTON husband of Lydia,, born March, Cambs. to John and Phebe CUNNINGTON. Her brother took a house of Charles DOBSON of March, blacksmith, then moved to Derby with Examinant (Phebe) employed at Mr TAYLORS mill. 1837 |
| RSE93 Mary SUMMERFIELD nee Mary THOMPSON, 33, late husband John SUMMERFIELD died Ticknall 12 Mar last. Married Melbourne 1830. Has James, Eliza, John, Mary Ann, Fanny, Sarah. 1844 |
| RSE94 Elizabeth SUMMERFIELD (Examination concerning Mary SUMMERFIELD) Melbourne, widow 62, married to James SUMMERFIELD tailor. He had five children at the time, one by his first wife, four by his second. James SUMMERFIELD was on of the children by his second wife Sarah KINSEY. Husband had a tenement in Breedon, Leics. belonging Mr BULSTRODE. 1844 |
| RM7/1855 Mary BANTON 19 born Gibraltar. Parents William and Jane BANTON. Hired to William BANKS of Derby Hills, Mr BEARD of Melbourne common. 1841 |
| RM7/1856 William BANTON (re Mary BANTON ) aged 46,born Ticknall, parents Robert and Mary BANTON. Hired to Robert GREAVES of Ingleby, William PEDLEY, Radbourne, Mr WILSON, Mr WHITMORE Stenson, Mr NEWBOLD, Repton. Enlisted RA for 24 yrs. after 9 yrs married Jane. has seven children of which Mary BANTON pauper is the eldest and born at Gibraltar. Father had ten children of which his brother John was youngest. About 4yrs ago John was taken to p. Repton but does not know if by Magistrates Order. 1841 |
| RM7/1857 Examination of Thomas SALE (re Mary BANTON.) Overseer of Ticknall states that John BANTON was removed1837. Ticknall to Repton. 1841 |
| RM7/1873 William BANTON lab 46, parents Robert and Mary BANTON, their legal settlement he does no know. Hired to Robert GREAVES of Ingleby, William PEDLEY Radbourne, Mr WILSON Stenson, Mr WHITMORE Stenson Mr NEWBOLD Repton. Enlisted RA served 24 yrs, at nine yrs into enlistment married Jane, has Mary ( who has been placed under order of Removal) Fanny, Jane, Thomas, John, George, Charlotte. Late father had ten children , John was the youngest, about 4yr ago taken to Repton. 1842 |
| RM7/1874 Thomas SALE states that in 1837 that John BANTON brother of William BANTON and of the children of Robert BANTON was removed to Repton n.d. c. 1842 |
| RM7/1882 James COOK 25 born Ticknall parents William and Mary COOK ,legal settlement of parents not known. Hired to John HUTCHINSON Ticknall farmer, John RICHDALE Ticknall , Mr ROBERTS Stanton. Wife Sarah, William 1842 |
| RM7/1883 Mary COOK widow of William COOK."I have had ten children one of whom is the pauper James COOK. In May 1841 I was removed to Stretton en le Field as the place of the Settlement of my late husband. I am receiving relief from Stretton while residing at Ticknall 1842 |
| RM7/1884 John HUTCHINSON Ticknall farmer. In 1832 James COOK was hired by me for 51 weeks. Mary COOK was removed to Stretton as her husband William COOK had served Public Annual Office at Stretton nd. c 1842 |
| RM7/1998 Mary SUMMERFIELD 33 widow late husband James SUMMERFIELD. Married Melbourne ,had six children James, Eliza, John, Mary Ann, Fanny, Sarah. 1844 |
| RM7/1999 Elizabeth SUMMERFIELD widow of James SUMMERFIELD father of James SUMMERFIELD husband of Mary SUMMERFIELD pauper,. Examinant married 1814 husband living at that time Kings Newton. Her husband had been twice married before and had five children. I had six children by my late husband. Mary, George, Elizabeth, James (paupers late husband) Dorothy. Husband move to Worthington, Leics, his children stayed at Kings Newton. James yngr, moved with him and later married Mary TOMPSON. My late husband hired a tenement at Worthington, Leics. from Mrs BULSTRODE. 1844 |
| RM7/2000 Thomas JEWSBURY of Measham states he is Relieving Officer for Ashby de la Zouch Union. Pauper Mary SUMMERFIELD resides Ticknall inn the aforesaid Union and she and her children are chargeable to Ticknall . 1844 |
| RSE103 Elizabeth JERRAM, married to Thomas JERRAM six yrs ago. Thomas JERRAM was son of Nathaniel and Mary JERRAM born about 1813. Thomas JERRAM apprenticed to Richard TUNNADINE of Sutton Bonnington, Notts. George, Nathaniel and Robert other children of Nathaniel and Mary JERRAM. 1864 |
UPPER LANGWITH with year of Examination
| 1 John SIMMONS 63, born Mansfield Woodhouse, to Tho ANDREW of Newstead then Benjamin PICKARD 1829 |
WILNE
| DLSE22 Thomas DICKINSON born Wilne, served Mr SWINDALL Borrowash, John OSBORNE Toton, Notts, cordwainer. John OSBORNE a certificated man from Breaston. Lived at Draycott eleven years, rented a house eight years ago of Mr BONSALL at Draycott. 1775 |
WINSTER with year of Examination.
| SE1 Margaret WILSON spinster, abt 21, parents lived Caston, Stanton p.Youlgreave. Hired by Richard BUXTONS wife. Now pregnant by Richard BUXTON jnr. 1715/6 |
| SE2 Frances BARKER marr John BARKER 26-28 yrs ago. Moved to Birchover on Mr BERESFORDS farm. Husb died, went to live with son in Derby 1724/5 |
| SE3 Luke POYZER born Wirksworth served in Regt of Genl NORTH and GREY. Strolls countryside selling pots. 1725 |
| SE4 Ellen DEAN pregnant Johnathan HALL lay with her in her mothers house. 1730 |
| SE5 Johnathan HALL son of Josias HALL, who lives in Winster under Certificate from Wirksworth 1731 |
| SE6 Saml HAYNE born Derby St Werburgh aged 16 ouit Clerk to Wm BOWYER of Roston, then Wm HAWKINS of Burton, then John CHEDWOOD of London. Nine years in Millitery. Wife Hester pregnant. 1739 |
| SE7 Richard MOMFORD born Wednesbury 1739 |
| SE8 John ABEL born Aspley p. Eglesall, Staffs. served Wm LOVETT of Wofordp. Stoene. app to Tho ABEL of Wednesbury. Thos ABEL came to Wednesbury under certificate |
| from Summerton, Staffs 1739 |
| SE9 Thomas GODBEHERE born Cromford lived Wirksworth 10 yrs. Rented prop of Joseph HOLEBROOK and Earl of Macklsfield. 1739 |
| SE10 Matthias MORRISS born Norwich, served Repentance BOND wid of Richard BOND of Stephney, Middx, surgeon. 1739 |
| SE11 Geo WRAGG born Bonsall abt 21 he married. Rents prop of Joseph BROCKHAS 1739 |
| SE12 Francis PICKERING rents property of Mr DURO. 1739 |
| SE13 Wm ORME born Chesterfield, served Andrew TAYLOR of Sheffield then John HODSON of Alfreton 1739? |
| SE14 Anthoney WALL born Falling, moved to Darley, rents house of Duke of Rutland 1739 |
| SE15 Chas BUTTERWORTH born Duckenfield 1739 |
| SE16 John HALL born Darlington, apprenticed to Francis GILLO of St Dunstans in the East, London, rented house of Capt John HURLEY of St Buttlof without Allgate, London 1739 |
| SE17 Thomas BOLD born Worldley, Staffs served Samuel HARTLE of Wittnall, p.Wolverhampton, locksmith, Daniel HAWTHORN of Pilsall p.Wolverhampton. 1740 |
| SE18 David ROOSE born Birchover, farm Landlords Mr NORMAN and Mr MOORE of Winster. 1749 |
| SE19 Information given by Joseph BROCKLASS of West End Wirksworth that Daniel LOCKALL of Brassington has stolen coals(coats?) the property of Elizabeth SPENCER widow. 1759 |
| SE20 Jonathan WIGLEY, Mary wife who were removed from Winster to Wirksworth have returned again. 1748 |
| SE21 Information given by Stephen STALEY of Winster that Anthony BLACKWELL has deserted his service as apprentice to Stephen STALEY. 1747 |
| SE22 Information given by John ROWLAND of Winster that Arthur HEATHCOTE has deserted his service as apprentice to John ROWLAND 1747 |
| SE23 Ann BLACKWALL born Winster, single, served Gervase JACKSON of Breason (this may be Breaston, or Brasson, ie Brassington, although Breason is normally Breaston.) 1740 |
| SE24 Joseph EYRE born Hope, served John EYRE at Crookhill, Woodlands, then Joseph EYRE at Ashup (Ashop ?) then Isaac HALL of Castleton. Married Mary, to Hope, then Taxal to a farm of Michael HEATHCOTE, then to Castleton where he now lives. He has had thirteen children 6 dead, now living are John, Benjamin, Thomas all bound as apprentices, Milasaint (Millicent) Mary, Ruth, Elizabeth. 1759 (I could find no connection to Winster on this document) |
| SE25 Joseph MARSDEN born Grindleford p.Eyam, served George TISSINGTON of Winster. Married Esther, Now lives in a house of William SPENCER. 1758 |
| SE26 Information of James JOHNSON that Joseph LANT of Winster and family were removed from Winster to Aldwark have returned with a Certificate of Legal Settlement. 1759 |
| SE27 Samuel YATES of Winster, says father Jonathan YATES was settled on Bakewell, moved to Winster upwards of 30 yrs. Samuel is 34, born Winster, worked at mines. Went into Yorkshire to work mines there, returned. Married to Elizabeth, has Samuel, Jonathan, Sarah. 1758 |
| SE28 Thomas FRYER of Winster, baker, born Thornton, Leics. Father John FRYER came to Matlock upwards of 20yrs and rented a farm. Moved to Elton. Thomas (either 28 or 29 he says,) bound apprentice in 1746 to Anthony COOPER of Winster, baker. Married Jane 9yrs ago. Has John, Ann, Henry. 1758 |
| SE29 William LONGDEN of Winster born Ible. Father John LONGDEN. Hired to James BANKS of Ible. Married Mary dau of William GOODWIN of Stanton. Has John, Job, William all born Ible and Mary born Winster 17 wks. 1763 |
| SE30 Thomas PEARCE of Winster, miner born Gwinder, Cornwall 1758 (there is a Gwindra, and a Gwinear in Cornwall) |
| SE31 John SMITH born Winster, Father "broke up house at Winster and went to London and enter'd himself in the Life Gards there" 1766 |
| SE32 Francis CLARK says that Joseph LANT, wife and four children likely to be chargeable 1758 |
| SE33 Frances MATTHEWS born Wisbitch (Wisbech) Isle of Ely Cambs. Married Richard SKEETS? Wisbitch St Mary, (Wisbech St Mary) Lincoln, then married Francis MATHEWS whose legal settlement was Flanders. He has been dead six weeks. Son Francis born Swanwick, youngest son born Baslow. 1768 |
| SE34 George BOAM 24 yrs born Winster. father Francis BOAM formerly settled in Bakewell, came to Winster 1734. 1758 |
| SE35 John HILL of Hulland p.Ashbourne, born Heage p.Duffield where father resided under Certificate from Winster. Hired to Aron (Aaron) BROCKLIS of Alderwasley (p. Wirksworth) farmer, John TOMLINSON of Atlow, Thomas GARRATT of Bradley, farmer. Married 16 Aug last. 1769 |
| SE36 John APPLEBY of Winster born Wirksworth, fathers legal settlement at Bradley. In 1721 father moved to Winster under Certificate from Bradley. Married Sarah, one child. 1758 |
| SE37 Benjamin BENISON of Winster, born Eyam, enlisted as a soldier in Cheshire Militia Commanded by Rght Hon Lord MALPAS. Discharged 1765 came to Winster. 1770 |
| SE38 Joseph MARSDEN (as SE25, a scrap of paper (SE39) after this document states "this seems Settlement at Winster". However there is no proof that it connects with Joseph MARSDEN.) |
| SE40 James BEECH born Tideswell, served Jospeh BRIGHTMORE of Stoney Middleton, sadler, Rented a shop at Winster. 1770 |
| SE41 Adam WALKER born Bonsall, served John BARBER of Bonsall 1770 |
| SE42 Edward WELLS born Winster apprenticed to Henry WELLS of Southwell, Notts. joiner. Master served in Oxford Road, London but does not know which parish. 1770 |
| SE43 Paul STALEY born Elton, lives Winster rents a house off Caleb WILCOCK and land off George BRADLEY. 1770 |
| SE44 Henry WITHAM born South Normanton served Richard LIEL ? Winster. 1770 |
| SE45 William HENDLEY born Brassington, served Joseph BROCKLEHURST of Aldwark. 1771 |
| SE47 Stephen STALEY born Winster moved to Wensley 1772 |
| SE48 John THORP born Ashford in the Water. Served Duke of Cumberland Light Horse, In 1760 inlisted Royal Foristers. Fathers legal Settlement at Ashford. 1772 |
| SE49 Margaret STREET born Manchester. Married when 18 to Charles STREET, then a soldier in Churchill's Dragoons, (since died ) Husband from Longstone, Dbys. When he was discharged, he went to live at Darley then Winster where he died. 1778 |
| SE50 William FANTOM born Stanton p. Youlgreave. 1778 |
| SE51 John LONGDEN born Ible, p. Wirksworth, father moved to Winster. Learned his art of the blacksmith from his Uncle John HODGKINSON of Youlgreave. 1778 |
| SE52 Sarah HARTLE wife of Robert HARTLE now a Private soldier wants support for herself and her two children. 1778 |
| SE53 Nicholas CARDER born Winster, fathers legal Settlement Hartington. Hired to Robert SEARSEY of Eckington. 1778 |
| SE54 Henry FRYER born Winster. Apprenticed to Thomas PRIME of Birchover, cordwainer, (who resided there under Certificate from Wirksworth ) 1778 |
| SE55 Mary TOMLINSON born Brassington father James TOMLINSON and mother died. Removed with her Aunt Sarah TURNER to Winster. Hired to James KEELING of Winster 1779 |
| SE56 James WHITWORTH born Akring (Eakring) Notts. 1779 |
| SE57 Elizabeth DONCASTER Aldwark Grange single, born Winster where mother Martha DONCASTER lived. Apprenticed to John CALDWALL of Winster, butcher, moved with master to Aldwark Grange. 1780 |
| SE58 Elizabeth STAYLEY Winster, single, born Winster, where father John STALEY lived. Hired to Thomas NUTHALL of Birchover, Thomas LOWE of Matlock. 1781 |
| SE59 Alexander ROSE born Ardlanch?, Nairn, Scotland. Served as a soldier Earl of Sutherland Rgt. Went to Haworth, Yks served Mrs WESTBY, then Robert MOWER of Woodseats in Barlow, then went with him to Dronfield, then back to Barlow. Married moved to Winster. Served George WHITE. 1783 |
| SE60 John BROWN Winster labourer, born New Bottle, Middle Lowen (Midlothian?) Scotland. Father James BROWN has legal Settlement at Dundee, Scotland. When 8yr old served on "Royal Sovereign" 112 Guns at Portsmouth as cooks boy. Sailed several ships. Apprenticed to John SLIGHT of Hull Yks. to learn navigation. Impressed onto "THE HIND". Disharged from "THE LENOX" at Portsmouth. Married Pentridge, lived chiefly at Swanwick as a day labourer. Moved to Winster. Wife named Bennett. Has John 5, Elizabeth 3. |
WIRKSWORTH Settlement Examination
| RM7/1776 William WALKER of Wirksworth, 30 tape weaver.Born Stockport, Ches .parents Samuel WALKER and Martha legally settled at Checkley and Tean, Staffs. Sough assistance from Checkley when at Wirksworth for funeral expenses. 1836 |
| RM7/1808 Sarah RENSHAW wife of Thomas RENSHAW now residing in Wirksworth. She is 28, illegitimate, born township of Wirksworth. Husband is a hatter gained his Settlement by serving apprenticeship with James ALVASTON of Cheadle Bulkeley, Ches. Has son William. 1838 . |
YOULGREAVEwith year of Examination
| 1 Thomas SLANEY abt 20 born Heath. Father Henry. Lived with John HILL of Heath when 12. Marr Youlgreave 1784 |
| 2 Robert BACON 22 born Heath, 15 lived at Stainsby, hired to Saml MARRYOT. Marr last Nov at Youlgreave 1784 |
| 3 Thomas GRINDER aged 55, born Warslow. Last three years lived in Youlgreave 1796 |
| 4 Geo WATSON 44 born Rowsley, apprenticed to John WATSON of Stanton 1796 |
| 5 John EVANS 22 father of Youlgreave under Cert. from Elton 1803 |
| 6 Edward SHELDON 17 served Tho KISTER, Manchester, LIEVESLEY then John MILLER both of Salford. Left for Youlgreave to see "if the Air would suit him". 1803 |
| 7 Thomas BATEMAN 28, father lived Youlg. under Cert from Bakewell. 1810 |
| 8 Ellen CHARLESWORTH 23 served Stephen MELLAND Alport p. Bakewell then Clarissa MELLAND Alport p. Youlgreave. 1814 |
| 9 Abraham HALL born Youlgreave, served John KILLINGLY of Nottm, and others, then Newton Grange 1734 |
| 10 John ROBINSON otherwise CLARK. Hired to Wm CLARK of Hartle 1758 |
| 11 James KENWORTHY born WRY. Served Wm BARKER of Crosland, then John NORTH Manchester, John SMYTHE of Rowsley, then partnered John CLAYTON. Mentions Saml ROBERT and John BOMAN. 1758 |
| 12 Thomas ROWLAND Youlgreave 1758 |
| 13 Wm ROWLAND Youlgreave 1758 |
| 14 Elizabeth WILDGOOS born p. Bakewell, hired to Geo FIDLER Woolley Moor 1758 |
| 15 Mary BOURNE born Flint, fathers Settlement, Youlgreave., Apprenticed to John HANCOCK, then Mrs BUXTON of Chester, married Michael BOURNE. 1765 |
| 16 Elizabeth WHEELDON, husband died five years ago. Pregnant, Thomas CARSON father. 1775 |
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