Nottinghamshire Archives

• DD/P/6/4/5/6
  Catalogue description:
  29 Mar 1648-29 Sep 1651
  Rentals of Melbourne (Db). Half year rentals of tenements in Melbourne, Newton, Lammas and several closes, Melbourne Parsonage and [Melbourne] park. These are followed by sections on arable land, meadows, wood dales, tithe hay and agistments in the marsh and in Wilson end. With details of tenants names, rents and field and close names.
  Includes a rental of the Peake with lands in Over Haddon, Bakewell, Ashford, Chelmorton, Monyash and Wardlow (all Db) for 29 Mar 1648 as well as both rentals for Melbourne for 1651
    -   Only the "rental of the Peake" section has been transcribed.
• DD/P/40/2
  Catalogue description:
  18 Jan. 1671/2
  Lease for 1 year at a peppercorn rent: for 5s: William, Duke of Newcastle to Reynold Unwin of Great Longson, yeoman:-- messuages, lands and beastgates and rent of 2s.6d. in Little Longson and a close called Gallow Acre in Bakewell. Occupants named. And all other lands in Little Longson at any time settled on Sir Charles Cavendish of Wellingore dec'd., James Whitehead of Welbeck, Robert Butler of Southwell and John Rolleston of Welbeck, gents. --: Witn. Tho. Gregory of Fowlow, yeoman, Mr. Thos. Bagshaw and Mr. Wm. Nicholson of Bakewell, Mr. Rich. Calton of Stanton, Mr. Wm. Savile of Bakewell.
• DD/P/48/1
  Catalogue description:
  1352/3 - 4 Apr. 1631; 23 June 1552; 9 Apr. 1707
  Schedules of deeds "Touching the Manor of Blackwall". Mentions the manors of Blackwall (late belonging to Lenton Priory) Marston and Rippington and property in Blackwall, Chelmerton, alias Chemerton alias Chelverton, Monyash, Fairesfield, Flagge, the Peake, Bradwell, Buxton, Homefield (par. Blackwall), Ashford, Topcliffe, Kingsterndale, Cowdale, Standon alias Staden, Shalcross, Hassebach, Marston, Rippington, Hollington, Gryndlowe, Gollcliff and Yellogreve alias Yelgreave, Repton, and Chapel on le Frith (2).
• DD/P/81/2
  Catalogue description:
  29 Nov. 1595
  Lease for 21 years at rent of £10.5s. and 2 capons: for 100 marks: Sir Charles Cavendish of Welbeck and his wife Lady Katherine to Dennys Bocking, son of Thomas Bocking of Fowloe, yeoman:-- messuage, parcel of Grynlowe Grange, par. Hope and appurtenances occupied by Richard Longdon, Thomas Bocking, Richard Bancks and John Hoe, with tithes of corn, hay, wool and lamb on the premises --: Subject to a heriot. D.B. to "sett on worke according to the custome of the myne three groves or moe (i.e. more) for myners to worke in within or upon some olde Rake or Rakes within the lordshipp or Graunge of Grynlowe aforesaid" paying and doing to C. and K.C. "all such dueties and services as for growes or yewer mynes are and heretofore have been usually accustomed to be paide or done to any Lord of any soyle within the High Peake also Lott cope, tithe and privildge for buying of yewer or suit of court", or else to allow Sir C.C. to do so. Witn. Tho. Hall, Robt. Wilson, George Wilson, Henrie Wilson, Edwarde Cart.
• DD/P/82/5
  Catalogue description:
  20 Apr. 1654
  Covenant: Charles Cavendish, Viscount Mansfield (son and heir of William, Earl of Newcastle) to John Twill of London, merchant:- for peaceful possession of property in Great and Little Huckloe, par. Hope (39 tenants named) leased to J.T. by the Commissioners for the sale of Forfeited Estates for 60 years or the life of the Earl of Newcastle (by Bargain and Sale of 15 Mar. 1652/3). Witn. Wm. Clayton, Thomas Cooke, Jo. Hutton.
• DD/3P/2/2
  (Indexing in progress)
  Catalogue description:
  21-25 Oct 1661
  Subscription list of Hundred of High Peak. Held at Bakewell, Tideswell and Chapel en le Frith under "Act for free and Voluntary present to His Majesty".
  4 membranes, parchment.