Grant by Robert de Ferr[ers] son and heir of Sir William de Ferr[ers, 5th] earl of Derby, to Henry Shelford, of 100 acres of land, namely 40 acres sometime held by Simon de Tonk in the ward of Hulland, and 60 acres lying next to the said 40 acres and between 'Hayam de le Neubigging (the hedge) a...
Grant of confirmation [16th century copy], for 20s., by Hubert, son of Ralph, to Peter de Wakebrugg, son of Ranulf, of land which he held in the time of Peter, his uncle, except the dower which the said Hubert gave him with Emma, his daughter, in Crich and Shuckstonefield, with all liberties in ...
Receipt [15th century copy] by Ralph de Frecheville to Peter de Wakebrugg, for his reliefs, namely, 4s. for 64 acres for which he renders 2s. a year for all services; and a pound of pepper for 2 cultures, containing in estimation 2 acres, for which he renders half a pound of pepper a year and fo...
Grant by William de Plastow to Richard de Codinton of a messuage and land in Plaistow. Dated at Plaistow, co. Derby Dated as: Sunday after St James, Apostle, 9 Edward II
Grant by Richard de Codinton to Nicholas Pistor (Baker) of Crich, of lands which he had of William de Plastowe in Plaistow. Dated at Crich, co. Derby Dated as: Nativity of B.V.M., 14 Edward II
Grant from Richard son of Geoffrey de Plastowe to William de Wakebrugge, of a messuage and 9 acres of land in Plaistow, together with all the other lands and tenements he holds in the fee of Shuckstonefield within the parish of Crich. Dated at Crich, co. Derby. Dated as: Sunday after St Barnab...
Lease, for life, from William de Kynardseye to William de Wakebrugge, Elizabeth his wife, and Richard Davy, the chantry chaplain, of the manor of Plaistow, and lands in La Lee, Alveleye, Holdweye, Wheatcroft and Plaistow; annual rent 52s. for the first 12 years, and thereafter £10 a year, togeth...
Grant from Alice, widow of Henry de Wynfeld, in her free widowhood, to William de Wakebrige, of a messuage with its buildings lying in the New Market Place in Chesterfield, between the tenement of John Whityngton on the one part, and tenement onetime Thomas de Warsoppe on the other. Dated at Che...
Lease, for 21 years, from John, son of William Doule of Plaistow, to William de Wakebrugge, of a messuage and 9 acres of land in Plaistow in the vill of Crich, which descended to the said John after the death of William Doule, his brother; annual rent, a rose, and after the period of the lease, ...
Grant from William Doule of Plaistow to Roger de Bradburn, William Blount, chaplain, John Deacon, Richard Wodmon and John de Ilkeston, chaplain, of a messuage and all his lands and tenements in Plaistow, which were late of John, his brother. Dated at Wakebridge, co. Derby Dated as: 11 November...