Add MS 6669

A folio volume, pages 717 of similar contents, lettered ‘Derbyshire Collections. Analecta D’

1. Pedigree of Alveley and Lee, with some notices of the same family, page 1.

2. Extracts from the ‘Registrum Cantarie de Cruche’, Harley MS 3669 viz:

• Writ of ad quod dampnum to John Waleys, Escheator in County Derby, relative to the assignment of lands in Cruch, Whetecroft, Holeways, Alveley, and La Lee, with rents of Hassop, Harstone, Wakebrugge, Tamesley, and Tiversalt, from William de Wakebrugge, to found a chauntry in the Church of Cruch for the soul of Peter de Wakebrugge and others. Dated 20 April 24 Edward III; page 2.• Inquisition taken in consequence of the above writ, 24 Edward III; ibid.

3. Royal license to William Wakebrugge, to alienate the above property; dated 3 July 24 Edward III; page 3.

4. Writ of 'ad quod dampnum' to Walter de Mongomrye, escheator, County Derby to enable William de Wakebrugge to assign lands in Cruch, Whetecroft, Plastowe, Furchesleye, Alveleye, Holeways, Tawnesleye, Dethek, and La Lee to endow a chauntry in the church of Cruch; dated 10 August 28 Edward III; ibid.

5. Inquisition taken in consequence of the above writ, 28 Edward III, page 4.

6. Royal license to William de Wakebrugge to alienate the above property. Dated 3rd December 28 Edward III.; ibid.

7. Note relative to the rents of the above lands; ibid.

8. Licence from Sir Roger Beler, to William de Wakebruge, to grant lands in Cruch, Whetcroft etc. to the chantry at Cruch, dated 20 May, 24 Edward III; pages 6, 8.

9. A similar licence from Roger, son of Sir Roger Beler (same date); page 8.

10. A similar licence from Galfridus de Dethek (same date); ibid.

11. A similar licence from John, son of Galfridus de Dethek (same date); ibid.

12. A similar licence from William, son of John de Kynardseye, dated 31 July 24. Edward III; ibid.

13. A similar licence from Richard le Clerk, 24 Edward III; page 9.

14. A similar licence from Roger de Wynfeld, dated 31 July 24. Edward III; ibid.

15. Notice of the presentation of Richard Davy to the Bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, to be custos of the chantry of St Michael's and at St Katherine in the church of Cruch; and of his institution and induction, 30 Edward III; ibid.

16. Foundation charter from William de Wakebruge to Richard Davy of Stony Stanton, of the chantry at Chruch, dated 30. Edward III; ibid.

17. Confirmation of the above charter, by William de Wakebruge, dated 31. Edward III.; page 11.

18. Abstracts of various other charters etc. concerning the property devised to the chantry at Cruch, shewing how it came into the hands of the founder; viz. lands in Cruch, Shukthorn, Furchesley, Caldwell, Plastowe, Whetcroft, Swanwyk, Lee, Holwey, and Tarmesley; pages 12-20.

19. Obituary of the family of Wakbruge; page 21.

20. Abstract of 81 ancient deeds from the time of Henry II to the reign of Elizabeth relative to the manor of Wensley, Mapilton, etc.; pages 22-44.

21. Abstract of similar deeds relating to Matlock; pages 44-46.

22. Notes concerning the family of Wendesley, or Wennesley; page 47.

23. Pedigree of Wensley and Blackwall; pages 48, 49.

24. Petition of Godfrey Rowland Esquire to the Council, complaining against Sir Thomas Wendersley, and Johan Deen, Vicar of Hope, for unlawfully spoiling his house and goods at Mickel-Longdon, and for imprisonment of, and injury to his person, 4 Henry IV. (Rot. Parl. 3. 578); page 50.

25. Royal Grant to John Wendesley, a prisoner in France, of an annual rent of six marks and eight shillings, for the space of five years. Dated 12 February, 23. Henry VI; page *51.

26. Order given by Henry VI in a dispute between Henry Fulliambe Esquire, Farmer of the Coope in Wirksworth, and Roger Vernon, Barmaster for the profits of the Courts thereof, concerning the right of the said profits. Dated 5 July, 13 Henry VI; page *52.

27. Sir Edward Warner to Richard Wendesley, of Wendesley, Esquire and Ralph Brown Gentleman. Sale of the chantry of Smytterton, and lands in Matlock, Wennesley, Bonteshall or Bondsall, and Smytterton, parcel of the possessions of the said chantry; also land in Hockmaston, Midleton, Wynster, etc. dated 23 October 3. Elizabeth; page 54.

28. Note relative to the Manor of East Greenwich in Kent; page 57.

29. Pedigree of Roger Juvenis de Wednisley, and abstract of several ancient deeds relating to his family, and to lands in Wensley; page 59.

30. Abstract of ancient deeds relating to Arleston, and Sydenfen, or Sinfin; pages 62-67.

31. Grant from Robert de Dyva, Prior of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem, to Robert, son of Robert de Chelardestun; of land in Chelardestun (Chellaston) Horn, and Thurveston (no date); page 68.

32. Isolda, daughter of Nicholas Mynet, to Richard son of Alan Bercar de Breydesall; grant of land in Breydissal (Bredsall), dated anno 1308; ibid.

33. Robertus 'Molendinarius de Breydessall' to Henry Barcario de Breydessall; grant of land in Breydessal, dated anno 1333; page 69.

34. Writ addressed to the Sheriff of Warwickshire and Leicestershire to bring John Bothe and Johanna his wife, before the Barons of the Exchequer, to give account of the rent of a part of the Manor of Stretton in le Fold. Dated 24 January 22. Henry VI; ibid.

35. Margareta Fynderne to her son John Fynderne, release of land in Willyngton and Twyforde, and of Fynderne wode, in the domain of Repton. Dated 15 Edward IV; page 70.

36. Henry de Touch to Hugh, son of Nicholas de Wilinton; rent of land in Potlac (no date); ibid.

37. Nicholas de Wilinton to Hugh de Finderne; grant of 7s rent in Finderne, Wilinton and Potlac (no date); ibid.

38. Robert, son of Ralph Farbras de Willinton to Hugh de Berne; grant of land in Willinton (no date); page 71.

39. Ralph son of Nicholas to Ralph de Bredona, grant of land in WIllineton (no date); ibid.

40. Ralph de Bredon to John de Hull; grant of land in Wilinton (no date); ibid.

41. Ralph de Gurney to Thomas, son of Galfridus de Potlok, grant of land in Wylington, dated 4. Edward II; page 72.

42. Notice of other deeds relating to Ralph de Gurney, and others; ibid.

43. Preamble of an Indenture between John Fynderne of Fynderne, Esquire and Robert Welton; being a defeasance of the 'Statutum de Stapula' recited in it. Dated 17 May, 3 Henry V; page 72.

44. Notice of a general release from Michaell Finderne to John Harpur of Swarkeston, dated 30 March, 42 Elizabeth; page 73.

45. Abstract of covenant between George Fynderne and Sir John Porte of Etwall, Knight that the letter should have the custody and marriage of the former's son; and that the said George Fynderne should stand seized of his lands, etc. in Stynson, Twyford, Swadlingcote, Esylcote, Eggenton, and Ticknall, for the use of the said Sir John, until such marriage was accomplished, dated 10 August, 20 Henry VIII; ibid.

46. Pedigree of Touk, or Took; page 74.

47. Robert de Munjoye of Twyford to Robert Ferbras; grant of land in Steyneston, and Twyford; dated 29 Edward I; page 78.

48. Isolda, widow of Sir Ralph de Mounjoye, to Robert Ferbraz of Wilinton; quitclaim of land in Steyneston, and Twyford; dated 2 Edward II.; page 79.

49. John Fyndern Esquire to John Ward of Steyneston; release of land in Steyneston; dated 12 June, 5 Henry V; page 80.

50. Robert Tooke, Lord of Sydensen to John Warde of Steyneston; grant of 5s/- rent in Steyneston; dated 9 Henry IV; page 81.

51. Abstract of an award made at Drakelow, 6 Edward IV between William Crewker, gentleman and John Warde of Steneston, gentleman concerning the title to land in Steynston and Twyford; page 82.

52. Abstract of several other deeds relating to Steynston; pages 84-87.

53. Genealogy of the Lords of Powys, and notices respecting them; page 87-89.

54. Notice of the grant of the manor of Ashford to Edmund of Woodstock, Earl of Kent, 13 Edward II and pedigree of Holland, Earl of Kent, and Nevill Earl of Northumberland; page 90.

55. Notes on the preceding pedigree; page 91.

56. Abstract of various documents relating to Griffin son of Wenunwin, temp. Henry III (v. analecta A.); page 92.

57. Collections relating to Ashford; page 94.

58. Copy of the will of Thomas Eyre of Rowter; dated 2 September anno 1717; page 96.

59. Copy of Mr Henry Eyre's will, of Rowter; dated 22 September anno 1763; page 103.

60. Pedigree of Yate of Derby; page 104.

61. Pedigree of Dakin of Fairfield; page 106.

61 [repeated number] Abstract of three deeds relating to the family of Dawkyn of Dakyn; and property in Fairfield; page 107.

62. Award of Boundaries of the commons between Bradwell, Tideswall, Little Huckloe, and Shatton, by H. Balguy; 1 February 1687; page 108.

63. Letter from Sir John Rearesbie to Mr Dakeyne, appointing a place to treat with the people of Rotheram about their titles; dated 11 April [1670] (Original); page 112.

64. Rental and socage of Wirksworth due to the Crown, for one year, 28-29 Henry VIII; page 114.

65. Particular fees due yearly to George, Earl of Shrewesbury, out of the Honor of Tutbury and High Peak; page 118.

66. Rental of Asheborne due to the Crown for one year, 28-29 Henry VIII; page 120.

67. Copy of Sir Thomas Reresbie's will of Thriburge; dated 25 April 1619; page 124.

68. Abstract of several indentures relating to Sir Thomas Reresby, and the manors of Reresby, Ashover, etc.; page 130.

69. Margery, widow of Ralph de Rerisby, to Robert, son of the same Ralph; release of lands in Rerysby, Snellislund, Hengham, and Steynton (no date); page 132.

70. Several other charters of the same Margery, relative to land in Essover; page 133.

71. Grant from Robertson of Ralph de Reresby to the altar of the Blessed Mary in the Church of Essover, of 1[s?] annual rent in Essover (no date); page 135.

72. Deed of Robert, son of Ralph de Reresby, appointing Godfrey Littleman de la Stubbinge, his attorney, to take seisin of land in the fee of Henry de knottinge; dated 18 Edward I; ibid.

73. Walter, son of Robert de Ribeuffe of Topton, to Simon, son of Godfrey del Stubbinge; sale of land in Butterley, in the sake of Essover; dated 12 Edward II; page 136.

74. Memorandum of what times the Reresbies and others have been Lords of Ashover, taken out of several old deeds; ibid.

75. Indenture between Sir John Peshall, or Pershall, of Horsley, County Stafford, Bart. and Richard Hodgkinson and Gyles Cowley, of Ashover, for the sale of a messuage and mill, with the Manors of Asheover and Lea; dated 27 July anno 1648; page 137.

76. Abstract of some other deeds relating to the same property; page 140.

77. Margery, widow of Ralph de Rerisby, to her son Symon; sale of Land at Overtone, and Essover (no date); page 141.

78. Henry de Mousters of Essover to the Abbot and Convent of Beaucheif; grant of common in Essover more, for their grange of Harwood (no date); page 142.

79. Translation of the above grant; page 144.

80. Excerpts from the Rolls, relating to Ralph de Reresby; page 145.

81. Symon, son of Ralph de Rerisby, of Essovere, to Henry de Knottying and Reginald de Holines; abstract of grant land in Overton (no date); page 146.

82. Agreement between Ralph de Rerisby and Lady Alicia de Monasteriis, concerning lands in Essover, etc.; dated anno 1247 (MS Harley 1394); ibid (v. page 687).

83. Notice of grant from Alicia de Monasteriis to Ralph de Rerisby, of land in Essover; ibid.

84. Agreement between John de Muserts and Alicia his wife; and John, son of Richard de Sutton of Overhamm and Johannah his wife, relative to as part of the manor of Esshoure; dated 10 Edward III; page 147.

85. Henry Dakeyne of Stubbing Edge, gentleman to William Mitchell of Wingerworth; abstract of the lease of the messuage of lordship of Over Stubbing and Nether Stubbing, in the parish of Ashover. Dated 20-21 November 13 Charles II; page 148.

86. Sir James Phelippes and John Rowland, Gentleman to Arthur Dakeyne of Stubbing Edge, Gentleman; abstract of lease of Stubbing Edge Hall in the parish of Ashover; dated 7-8 July 1680; page 149.

87. Account of the lords of the manor of Eshove (temp Elizabeth?); pages 153, 152.

88. Copy of exemplification of a suit of replevin between Thomas Alsop and German Pole, Esquire and others; dated 37 Henry VIII; pages 154, 157, 158.

89. Bill in chancery, with the defendant's plea, in the case of Sir John Reresbye and others v. Emmanuel Browne and others, touching the title to the manor of Reresbye, 21-22 Charles II; pages 155-168.

90. Copy of the document concerning the manor of Eshove, occurring at page 153, page 165, 166, 169.

91. Placita de quo warranto coram W. Herle, and others, at Derby, anno 4 Edward III; pages 170-192.

92. Pedigree and arms of Gernon; pages 171, 173, 175.

93. Notes relative to the manor of Bakewell; pages 177, 179, 181.

94. Abstracts of the title deeds and evidences relating to the lordship of Litton, taken December 4th 1713; pages 194-196.

95. Copy of Bill in chancery in the case of William Robinson Lytton of Knebworth, County Hertfordshire v. Sir John Statham for the recovery of a rent of a pair of gilt spurs, issuing out of the Manor of Litton. Dated 19 June 1723; page 198. [In analecta E, page 371].

96. Henry Chaworthe of Ansley, County Nottingham to John Digbie and Peter Columbell; lease of a messuage in Ansley, dated 30 July, 2 James I.; page 202.

97. Pedigree of Abney of Willesley; page 206.

98. Pedigree of Agard of Foston, etc.; ibid.

99. Pedigree of Alleyne of Church-Gresley; page 207.

100. Pedigree of Allestry of Alvaston; ibid.

101. Pedigree of Alsop of Alsop in le Dale; ibid.

102. Pedigree of Thornhill of Stanton; page 208.

103. Pedigree of Bache of Stanton; pages 209-210.

104. Pedigree of Ashenhurst of Glossop dale; page 210.

105. Pedigree of Bagshaw of Ridge; ibid.

106. Pedigree of Balgay; page 211.

107. Pedigree of Ballidon of Derby; ibid.

108. Pedigree of Bateman of Hartington; ibid.

109. Pedigree of Ireton; page 212.

110. Pedigree of Shallcross of Shallcross; page 213.

111. Pedigree of Savage of Castleton; ibid.

112. Pedigree of Edensoure with notes relating to the ancestors; pages *213, 214.

113. Pedigree of Sheldon; page 215.

114. Pedigree of Buxton of Bradburne, and Brassington; page 216-221.

115. Pedigree of Wingfield; page 222.

116. William Mellor of Lea Hall Esquire to Thomas Buxton of Carsington and German Buxton, Gentleman. Lease of a moiety of waste land in Wirkesworth; dated 20 October 1644 (original); page 222(a).

117. Pedigree and arms of Turnor and Ferne; page 225.

118. Index to Dugdale's Visitation of Derbyshire, anno 1664; page 228.

119. Names of those that were disclaimed in Sir Richard St George's Visitation of Derbyshire, anno 1611; page 232.

120. Pedigree of Leek (afterwards Earl of Scarsdale); page 240.

121. Deed of confirmation of the manor of Ketleston, and the advowson of the church, from Robert de Ferrers, Earl of Derby, to Richard de Curson, lord of Ketleston (no date); page 241.

122. Pedigree of Curzon of Croxhall; page 242.

123. Pedigree of Leek; page 245-6.

124. Order of the Court of Duchy of Lancaster, to discharge an order made on the 3rd July, 1690 in the case of Thomas Eyre Esquire and others, v. John Moorewood Esquire and others, concerning the right of common at Castleton, Hope, Bradwall, and elsewhere, dated 9th July, 1690; page 248.

125. Draft of a Bill of complaint in chancery in the case of Thomas Robey, of Denby Hall, County Derby, v. Richard Clayton of Loscoe, County Derby concerning the management and possession of his estate, (no date); page 256.

126. Legal case relating to lands at Greaves and Beely, Birchover, etc. in re Greaves, Elwes, and others (temp. Charles I?); page 266.

127. Genealogical notes concerning the families of Allen, Barnes, Greaves, Wood, Morgan, and others: all relative to the property at Stanton and Beely; pages 272-281.

128. Abstract of lease of a moiety of the manor of Stanton from Barbara Allen of Woodhouse, to John Greaves of Beely; dated 27 August 1612; page 282.

129. Abstract of fines levied on the manor of Stanton, etc. 44 Elizabeth; page 283.

130. Pedigree of Greaves of Beely; pages 284-286.

131. Abstract of fines levied on the manor of Stanton; etc. 28 Elizabeth; page 287.

132. Notes relative to Middleton juxta Yolgrave, Calver, etc.; pages 288-289(a).

133. Pedigree of Wood of Chesterfield; page 290.

134. Letter from Captain Charles Greaves to Mr Sherrat(?) concerning his title to the moiety of Stanton Lordship; dated 4 April 1722 (original); page 292.

135. Letter from Bernard Lucas to Mr Wolley, with an imperfect pedigree of Greaves; dated May 27th 1824; page 293(a).

136. Will of Captain Charles Greaves, dated 21 February 1729 [ante 6667 page 44].

137. Agreement between Mary Hill and Bache Thornhill of Stanton Esquire respecting right of common on waste land in Stanton (1732); page 300.

138. William Needham to Thomas Alen of Leez, Yoman; grant of a moiety of the manor of Stanton, dated 24 July 1 Edward VI; page 302.

139. Note of a conveyance from Nicholas Allen to Barbara Allen, 2 April 44 Elizabeth; page 304.

140. Letter from Daniel Sainturier to Mrs Hill of Woodhouse, including the release inserted at page 300, dated 27 February 1782; page 306.

141. Minute of some letters and papers relating to Haddon, Bakewell, etc.; page 308.

142. ‘The reasons of the suite, and benefit of Freewarren’; page 312.

143. Pedigree of Port of Etwall; page 315(a).

144. Notice of monuments in Etwall church, of the family of Port; page 317.

145. Original draft of the will of Sir John Porte of Etwall, Knight with emendations by the testator. Dated 18 June 1527; page 318-328.

146. Extracts relative to MIckle Over, Finderne, etc.; page 330.

147. Notice relative to the offices of Surveyor of the honour of Tutbury, and of Castle Donnington; page 338.

148. Exemplification of a decree made in the Court of the Duchy of Lancaster, concerning the right of Anthony Lowe to hold Courts Leet, etc. in the manor of Alderwaslee. Dated 20 May, 7 Elizabeth; page 342.

149. Exemplification of a decree made in the Court of the Duchy of Lancaster, in favour of William Blackwell and others, tenants of Alderwaslee, against Edward Lowe, concerning the right of cutting timber and peat. Dated 20 November 19 Elizabeth; page 346.

150. Attested copy of the Exemplification of a decree made in favour of Ralph Wyllymot; a copy holder in Alderwasley, against Edward Lowe, respecting his right of felling timber, etc., dated 20 April, 14 Elizabeth; page 356.

151. Copy of the grant of Edmund, Earl of Lancaster, to his tenants of Duffeld Frith, for the altering of their rent days. Dated 13 Edward I; page 366.

152. Draft of a bill of complaint in chancery, of Mary Wall of Howley [Wensley], against Edward Sacheverel Wilmot Sitwell Esquire and others, concerning lands in Pilsley, Tibbs Shelf and Hinkirall (anno 1773); page 370.

153. Draft of the defendants answer to the above bill; page 378.

154. Copy of bill of revivor in chancery of the same Mary Wall; page 386.

155. Answer of Stephen Wall, one of the defendants, to the bill of reviver; page 390.

156. Letter from J. Adams to Mr Goodwin, attorney, with the above answer; page 392.

157. Minutes of decree pronounced at the rolls, 14 June 1774 in the suit of Wall v Sitwell; page 394.

158. Abstract of ancient deeds relating to lands in Hognaston, from the time of Edward I to Philip and Mary; pages 396-403.

159. Mr George Hopkinson's notes of records to Cowley and Fairfield; page 404.

160. Confirmation of a decree made in the duchy court of Lancaster against Thomas Eyre and Roland Eyre, granting liberty to the tenants of William, Duke of Devonshire, at Smaledale, to water their cattle at the spring there; dated 26 December 3. 2. Anne; page 406.

161. Observations on the particulars delivered by Mr Statham's agent to the Auditor North Duchy (Mr Bellamy) in order to a lease thereof. Delivered to the Duke of Devonshire, 27 June 1713; page 410.

162. Articles delivered by the steward to the jury in the Court Baron of Hartington, held 26 December 1649; page 418.

163. The verdict of the jury on the above articles (original); page 422.

164. Case of William Parker, and Mrs Dorothy Atkins, respecting a replevin, with Mr Holden's opinion thereon (original), dated November 1708; page 428.

165. Case of Thomas Gladwin and Decimus Gladwin, touching a messuage in Chesterfield, with Mr Talbot's opinion, dated October 1725 (original); page 430.

166. Case relating to a contract in the first subscription of the South Sea Company, with Mr Chesshyre's opinion, dated December 1720 (original); page 432.

167. Case of Mr Woolhouse of Glapwell, upon the marriage settlement between Mr James Chadwicke, and the sister of Mr Woolhouse; with Mr Bateman's opinion, dated 21 October 1674 (original); page 436.

168. Mr Bateman's opinion concerning Kniveton, and the payment of the rents to the Dean and Chapter of Lichfield, dated 20 April 1661 (original); page 440.

169. Letter from Sir Joseph Banks to Mr Wolley Jnr concerning some horns and bones dug up at Matlock. Dated 4 February 1799 (original); page 444.

170. A state of facts respecting the case of Mr Richard Arkwright of Cromford, cotton manufacturer (printed); page 452.

171. Extracts from the Escheat, and close rolls, fines, originalia, inquisitions, and other documents, concerning the family of Strelley; pages 456-463.

172. Title of Mrs Strelley to land in Wirksworth; page 464.

173. Pedigree of Wigley, and connected with Shelley; ibid.

174. Will of William Strelley, dated 19 October 22 Charles II with Sir Simon Degge's opinion thereon; page 465.

175. Opinion of Serjeant Bigland on the same will; page 467.

176. Writ addressed to the Aldermen and Corporation of the town of Derby, to elect a Mayor, Alderman and Common Council, without the administration of any oath except the usual one. Dated 2 January 1687/8; page 468.

177. Old copy of the will of Thomas Levinge, dated 1639; page 472.

178. Reverend Francis Mallet D.D. Dean of Lincoln, to Sir Thomas Cokaine of Ashbourne Knight, lease for 80 years of the parsonages of Wirksworth and Ashbourne. Dated 20 March 1560; page 473.

179. Copy of the decree given in the case of John Lowe Esquire v Thomas Newton and others, concerning the division of property as specified in the bill; dated 2 July 1 William and Mary with the agreement between the parties, dated 27 April 1691 (original); page 474.

180. Articles of agreement betwixt George Hopkinson and Francis Granger of the one part and Dorothy Hopkinson, and other copyholders, relative to the manor of Bronteshall or Bonsall. Dated 9 October 1638; page 482.

181. Reasons why the copyholders of the manor of Bonsall should be excepted out of the Act of Parliament, and exempted from payment of the moiety of 35 years rent (temp. Charles I); page 486.

182. Articles of agreement between John Middleton of Wannesley, County Nottingham, Esquire and others on the first part William Walker of Riber County Derby and others on the second part, and Elizabeth Woolley widow and others on the third part, relative to the manor of Matlock, with the schedule annexed, containing the rents of every copyholder named in the deed. Dated 14 January 1629; pages 490-514.

183. An abstract or schedule of deeds, papers and writings relating to the manor of Matlock; page 518-523.

184. Abstract of conveyance from George, Earl of Macclesfield and others to William Alsop of Ryber, Yeoman, of a close near Ryber, dated 27, 28 July, 1739; page 525.

185. Extracts from Bonsall parish register; page 526.

186. Inscriptions on the monuments in (Dronfield?) church, relating to the family of Morewood, Neville, and Burton; page 530.

187. Collections from ancient charters, etc. relative to the family of Braylisford; pages 531, 532.

188. Appointment of John WIngfield of Wirksworth to be steward of the manor of Matlock, 29 August 1701 (original); page 534.

189. Replevin bond for 5£ from John Hollingworth of Ashover, and others to the Lords of the Manor of Matlock, dated 2 August 1650 (original); page 538.

190. Proceedings at the Court Baron held at Matlock, 23 October 1701; page 542.

191. Abstract of the will of Mrs Millicent Wigley, dated 24 August 1695; page 544.

192. Another copy of the same, but not so complete; page 546.

193. Letter from J. Odingsells Leeke to Godfrey Watkinson Esquire respecting the insertion of a clause in the lease of the well at Matlock, dated 7 December 1725 (original); page 548.

194. Notes on the customs of Matlock Manor Court, as applicable to the case of Mrs Wingfield; page 550, 551.

195. A customary of the Manor Court of Matlock, made 9 May, 1666 (written by John Wolley of Allen Hill); page 554-556.

196. Trifling memoranda of rents, etc.; page 557.

197. Surrender of lands in Matlock and Riber by Anthony Wolley, in the small Court Baron of Matlock, held 18 February 1668 (original); page 558.

198. Inscriptions on the monuments of Joseph Fern, A. M. Rector of Matlock, who died 7 April 1717 and of Jane his wife, who died 25 July 1714; pages 561, 562.

199. Memoranda of reports, apparently bearing on the case of William Wingfield, 6 Willam & Mary; page 564.

200. Church notes on Little Willne in the Manor of Sawley, and copies of the inscriptions relating to the family of Willoughby; pages 568-580.

201. Names of such of the Willoughby family as have been Sheriffs of Derby & Nottingham, and members of Parliament; pages 581, 582.

202. Several printed pages taken out of The Lawyers Directory(?) containing the Interpretation of words used in Ancient Charter, and in Doomsday Book etc.; pages 383(a)-383(q).

203. Notice of a common recovery suffered by Adam Wolley, of his estate at Bonsall 18 December 3 James I.; page 586.

204. Tabular abstract of the Inq post mort[em] in the county of Derby from the 33. Henry III to 39 Elizabeth (imperfect at the commencement); pages 588-653.

205. Commencement of a fair copy of an index of names and places to the above abstract; page 654.

206. Note relative to the family of Reresby, and the exchange of the manor of Plesley for the manor of Ashover; page 686.

207. Agreement between Ralph de Reresby and Lady Alicia de Monasteriis, respecting lands in Essover, dated 1247 (MS Harley 1394); page 687 v. page 146.

208. Rough copy of indices of persons and places to the abstract of inquests, page m at page 588 sqq made by Mr Wolley; pages 689-717.