Abbreviations which may be used on this page are:-

(Ad)	"Admon", or Letters of Administration.
(I)	Inventory (a list of the deceased's goods, and their value)
(N)	A Nuncupative Will is one declared by a legal representative, as being indicative of the deceased's wishes, and will often refer to the Testator in the third person.
(#)	Indicates the Will is a 'duplicate' - that is, more than one person has submitted an abstract from the same original Will.
*	An asterisk against a surname indicates the Executor(s) of the Will, or, in the case of Administration (Ad), the Administrator(s)
i/t/p	"in the parish (of)".
CELF	Chapel en le Frith (Derbyshire)
ECC	Episcopal Consistory Court (Lichfield)
HCC	Hereford Consistory Court
n.p.	Notary Public
R&R	Rest and Residue (a common expression in Wills)

The following may also be of use in the study of Wills generally:-

• A Latin Genealogical Word List for early Wills. (verified 2018-12-25)
• Information on England Occupations for old Occupations. (verified 2018-12-25)
• A Glossary of Household, Farming and Trade Terms from Probate Inventories.
  Compiled by Rosemary Milward. 3rd ed., 1986. ISBN 0-9505940-1-6

1537

BOWRE FRITH GLOSSOP LYLLY NORMAN ROGER

GLOSSOP, Steven - of Staveley, 1537. wife Margaret*;   sons William*, James and Thomas;   daus Agnes and Johan. Witnesses: John BOWRE priest,   Richard FRITH,   John ROGER. Appraisers of Inventory: Anker LYLLY,   Richard FRITH,   John ROGER,   John NORMAN. [Contributed by tg on 24 May 2001 et seq.]

1555

ASHE GLOSSOP LOWK LYNG ROGER WEST

GLOSSOP, William - of Stavely, 1555. wife Geleon*;   sons Peter*, Richard and Christopher;   daus Anes and Elsabeth. Overseer: George WEST. Bretheren in law: {?} and Christopher {?}LYNG,   Richard GLOSSOP. Appraisers of Inventory: Thomas LOWK,   Richard GLOSSOP,   John ASHE,   John ROGER. [Contributed by tg on 24 May 2001 et seq.]

1556

BOWRE CORKER FRYTH GLOSSOP HILL MORTEN NORMAN ONTTELUFE ROGER STANEFORTH WATSON

GLOSSOP, Thomas - of Stavely, 1556. wife Elizabeth*;   sons Richard* and Anker*;   daus Margaret, Johan and Agnes;   brother Richard GLOSSOP. Overseers: brother Richard, Thomas {ONTTELUFE}. Witnesses: John BOWRE priest,   John ROGER,   Robert HILL. Debtors: William STANEFORTH younger of Lightwood,   John STANEFORTH of Haghe,   Thomas WATSON of Handley,   John {C}ORKER of Handley,   William MORTEN dishmaker of Handley. Appraisers of Inventory: Robert HILL,   John ROGER,   Richard FRYTH,   John NORMAN. [Contributed by tg on 24 May 2001 et seq.]

1581

BEARD BURDINGHAM BURROWS BUXTON GODDARD HEGGINBOTHAM JACKSON MELLOR ROBOTHOM SMITH STONES SUTTON WODES WOOD

GODDARD, William - Birchenough (Ref 12-17) wife Margaret GODDARD*;   eldest son Wiiliam GODDARD*;   youngest daughter Isabel GODDARD. Overseers: brother Thomas GODDARD,   brother in law William SMITH,   Hugh WOOD. Debtors: William BEARD deceased,   William BURROWS Hopton,   John GODDARD Hollywood,   Edward HEGGINBOTHAM Marple,   Thomas MELLOR,   Hugh ROBOTHOM Windlebotham,   John SUTTON Hopton,   brother? George WODES. Owed money: James BUXTON. Appraisers: William BURDINGHAM,   William JACKSON,   William STONES,   George WOOD. Probate 1581/1. [Contributed by cr on 22 Jul 2001 et seq.]

1584

BOCHER CONSTRE FIRTH GLOSSOP MALAM NEWBALD NORMAN ROGER STEPHEN TURNER WILDSMITH

GLOSSOP, Richard - husbandman of Staveley, 1584. wife Margaret*;   son Francis*;   daus Jenet TURNER,   Izabell ROGER,   Cecylye MALAM and Jane FIRTH;   son in law William ROGER;   servants Elizabeth BOCHER,   Agnes WILDSMITH and Richard TURNER. Witnesses: John CONSTRE,   Robert NORMAN,   Thomas ROGER,   Roger FIRTH, John FIRTH, Richard FIRTH,   Roger NEWBALD. Appraisers of Inventory: Robert NORMAN,   Thomas ROGER,   Roger FIRTH, John FIRTH, Richard FIRTH,   Richard STEPHEN. Debtor: William FIRTH. [Contributed by tg on 24 May 2001 et seq.]

1586

BATTY BOWMAN FANSHAW GLOSSOP GROOKS NORMAN ROGER STANFALL

GLOSSOP, Richard - Nailer of Staveley, 1586. wife Elizabeth;   sons Peter*, Richard, Robert and Roger;   daus Ales GLOSSOP, Margaret GLOSSOP the elder,   Elizabeth GLOSSOP and Margaret GLOSSOP the younger all <21. Supervisors: Robert FANSHAW gent,   Henry BOWMAN. Witnesses: Edward {?}, Robert NORMAN,   Peter GLOSSOP,   Peter {STANFALL}. Appraisers of Inventory: Henry BOWMAN,   Richard GROOKS,   Peter GLOSSOP,   Peter STANFALL,   Robert NORMAN. Creditors: William ROGER,   Ankar NORMAN, Robert NORMAN. Debtor: Richard BATTY of Norton. [Contributed by tg on 24 May 2001 et seq.]

1597

DOXON GARLICK GARLICKE GODDERT NEWTON

GARLICK, Nicholas, of Dinting, Husbandman, 23 Dec 1597. wife Margaret GARLICKE*,   sons Charles & Nicholas GARLICKE,   daughter Margaret GODDERT;   grandson John GARLICKE (son of Charles),   grandson John GARLICKE (son of Nicholas),   granddaughters Alice & Margret GARLICKE (daughters of Charles). Supervisors: Richard NEWTON &   Charles GARLICKE the elder of dintinge. Witnesses: Wm NEWTON,   Charles GARLICKE the yonger of dintinge, &   Wm DOXON of Glossopp. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1598

BOOTHE CHARLESWORTH GARLICK GARLICKE HADFIELD NEWTON

GARLICK, Emmote, of Dinting, 28 Jan 1597/8. son Charles GARLICKE*,   sons in law William NEWTON of Dintinge;   Thomas NEWTON of Glossoppe,   Alexander HADFIELD of Chalesworthe,   daughter Joane HADFIELD (late wife of AH),   sons in law & overseers John BOOTHE of Tinsell in the pishe of Mottram,   William BOOTHE;   Alice wife of William NEWTON had a silver spoon. Witnesses: James CHARLESWORTH &   Lawrence HADFIELD with others. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1608

BRAMHALL DEARNELY DOXON GARLICK GARLICKE HADFELD HADFELDE HADFIELD HADFIELDE READE SMYTHE WAGSTAFFE

GARLICK, Christopher, of Hadfield, Husbandman, 2 Jul 1608. wife Elizabeth GARLICK*,   sons John, Thomas, Christopher, Charles & Edward GARLICKE;   grandson Thomas GARLICKE (son of John),   grandson Thomas HADFIELD (son of RH),   grandson Charles BRAMHALL (son of TB),   granddaughter Elizabeth SMYTHE (dau of GS);   sons in law Raphe HADFIELD,   Thomas BRAMHALL,   George SMYTHE,   Thomas READE,   daughter Ales READE. Overseers: Charles HADFELD & John HADFELDE my next most neighbours. Witnesses: William DEARNELY,   Robert BRAMHALL,   Thomas DOXON &   Raphe HADFELDE. Debts owed to: John WAGSTAFFE,   William WAGSTAFFE. Appraisers of Inventory: Charles HADFIELD,   John BRAMHALL,   Thomas DOXON &   John HADFIELDE the youngest & of Hadfield aforsaid, 26 Aug 1608 [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1613

BOWDEN BOWMAN GLOSSOP KIRKBY STEVEN TURNER WAGSTAFF

GLOSSOP alias STEVEN, Francis - husbandman of Handley, 1613. (Ad) wife Gertrude. Debtors: John BOWDEN,   Edward STEVEN,   wife of BOWMAN,   Thomas TURNER,   Anthony KIRKBY. Appraisers of Inventory: Charles WAGSTAFF,   Edward STEVEN,   John BOWDEN,   Anthony KIRKBY. Admin. granted to Gertrude relict. [Contributed by tg on 24 May 2001 et seq.]

1616

BRYGNALL FLECHER GLOSSOP HALLAM HOLMES HUCHINSON JAESON LANE SALES SAUNDERS STANOP WATSON WEBSTER WIGFALS WOOD

GLOSSOP, Anthony, 1616. sister: Isabel FLECHER*. Beneficiaries: Marie FLECHER,   Henry HOLMES,   John WATSON. Mentioned: Renald BRYGNALL,   Godfrey WEBSTER. Debtors: William SALES,   Richard FLECHER,   Isaac JAESON,   Brian LANE,   Raphe HUCHINSON,   George WIGFALS,   John WOOD, Edward WOOD,   Edward STANOP. Overseers: Henry HOLMES clerk,   John WATSON. Appraisers of Inventory: Robert HALLAM,   Richard HUCHINSON,   Walter SAUNDERS. [Contributed by tg on 24 May 2001 et seq.]

1623

BATE BOLSOVER BOWMAN DOWNES DRUIE GLOSSOP HUDSON MICOCK ROGER SHEPPARD STEAVEN STEVEN TURNER URTON WIGFALL

GLOSSOP alias STEVEN, Gertrude - widow of Handley, 1623. sons Francis*, Peter and James;   daus Alice* and Margaret;   son in law: William BATE husband of Margaret;   grandchildren: Peter BATE, Ann BATE, Mary BATE;   godchildren Henry ROGER and Cicely BOLSOVER;   brothers James and Francis. Supervisors: brothers James and Francis, Robert BOWMAN. Witnesses: Robert BOWMAN,   James STEAVEN,   William HUDSON,   Robert TURNER, John TURNER. Debtors: Francis {URTON},   John DOWNES,   John WIGFALL,   Thomas TURNER,   Robert MICOCK,   William SHEPPARD,   William {DRUIE}. [Contributed by tg on 24 May 2001 et seq.]

1627

ASHTON CRYER DERNELLEE GARLICK GARLICKE HADFIELD OLDHAM

GARLICK, John, of Padfield, Husbandman, 9 Jan 1626/7. (now) wife Alice GARLICKE,   sons Edward, John & Thomas GARLICKE,   daughters Elizabeth ASHTON,   Alyce OLDHAM;   brother & overseer Charles GARLICKE,   brother in law & overseer Thomas HADFIELD. Witnesses: John HADFIELD,   Edward GARLICKE,   Robert CRYER. Appraisers of Inventory: John DERNELLEE,   John HADFIELD, William HADFIELD, & Nicholas HADFIELD, 29 Jan 1626/7. Debts owed to: John DERNELLEE,   Elizabeth HADFIELD,   Charles GARLICKE. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1636

ALNEY GREGORIE MANNERS MOORE ROWLANDSON SMYTH WILD

GREGORIE, Robt the elder - of Corber, husbandman (no date given) requests that his bodey be buried in the Chapellyard of Baslow. Bequests to: Robt GREGORIE, "ye son of Humfrey GREGORIE my nephew"[1] incl. "a lease bearing the date of 20 Mar 1631/2" to George SMYTH;   to John SMYTH;   to Humfry SMYTH;   to Willm SMYTH;   to Grace SMYTH;   to "every one of my godchildren alive";   to Marie, ye wife of Humfrey GREGORIE and her children;   to Mr. MANNERS;   to Mrs. MANNERS;   to Humfrey GREGORIE, and "humfrey GREGORIE my full executor";   to the poore of ye Baslow 20 shillings to be dispersed at the discretion of Mr. ALNEY and my executor;   5 shillings to mend ye way betweene here and ye 3 Woodhead;   5 shilling to the repairing of ye ____? (this last hard to read)   Signs the will, with Witnesses: Robt. MOORE;   Richard ALNEY;   Robt. GREGORIE ("signs" with a mark of a sort of upside down triangle) Inventory: of Robt. GREGORIE, late of Corber deceased, appraised by Mr. Richard ALNEY,   Henery WILD (H his sign),   and Robt GREGORIE (his mark looks more like a large capital A this time, tilted to the left) 2 Aug 1636. Proved at Bakewell 5? Oct 1636 before Johannes ROWLANDSON to the executor -  seemingly not named in the fiat (in Latin) -  Reginald PYNDER also played a role in the probate. Note: [1] I'm not sure if this means Humfrey was the testator's brother and young Robt the nephew, or if Humfrey was the nephew and young Robt the greatnephew. [Contributed by - on 30 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1638

BUTTERWORTH GARLICK GARLICKE HADFIELD

GARLICK, Thomas, of Padfield, Yeoman, 14 Oct 1637. (now) wife Anne GARLICKE*,   sons Thomas & Christopher GARLICKE,   daughter Elizabeth GARLICKE;   executor Abell -ULDHAM?*,   Parrish Clerke of -tshelonv-derlnie?, co. Lancaster. Witnesses: Thurston HADFIELD, Thomas HADFIELD,   Abrm BUTTERWORTH. Appraisers of Inventory: John HADFIELD,   Thurston HADFIELD,   Charles GARLICKE &   John HADFIELD, 26 Jan 1637/8. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1638

BENET BRAMALL CHAPPELL CRIER GARLICK HEAWARD HOLLINWORTH

GARLICK, Charles, of Padfield, 28 Jun 1638. (now) wife Alice GARLICK*,   son Charles GARLICK,   daughter Elizabeth GARLICK. Witnesses: Edward GARLICK(X),   Edward GARLICK,   Robt CRIER. Debts owed by: James HEAWARD of Hollins,   John HEAWARD his brother,   William CHAPPELL,   Reginald HOLLINWORTH (brother in law),   father in law Thomas HOLLINWORTH, late of Glossop deceased. Appraisers of Inventory: Nicholas BRAMALL,   William BENET,   John GARLICK &   Reginald HOLLINWORTH, 29 Aug 1638 [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1642

BARBER BENETT BENNETT BRAY ECHAS FURNIS GREGORY HALL JAMES MORTON SORESBY WILLSON

GREGORY, Richard - of Foolow, Yeoman, 19 May 1642. (#) to be buried in the churchyard at Eyam near his father and mother;   William BENETT son of Richard BENETT of [Grinlow];   Ann BENNETT daughter of Richard BENETT of [Grinlow];   Sara BENETT daughter of Richard BENETT of [Grinlow];   Francis [J]AMES, son of Ralph JAMES of [Grinlow];   Richard GREGORY son of Francis GREGORY (Executor) of Eyam;   Margrett GREGORY daughter of Francs GREGORY of Eyam;   Alice FURNIS daughter of Richard FURNIS (Overseer) of Eyam;   Gartrude FURNIS daughter of Richard FURNIS of Eyam;   Elizabeth FURNIS, daughter of Martyn FURNIS of Foolow;   Margrett BARBER daughter of [Richard] BARBER of Foolow;   Thomas GREGORY, son and executor;   wife Ann GREGORY;   godchildren Richard [SO...BY] (SORESBY),   & Richard MORTON. Witnesses: Thomas BRAY;   Richard FURNIS;   Francis GREGORY;   Anthony HALL. Inventory: 2 May 1642 (£220-10-2) by John WILLSON,   George [ECHAS],   Anthony [.o..bes],   & Humfrey [Ne..ell] [Contributed by ma on 20 Apr 2005 et seq.]

1642

BARBER BENETT BRAY ECHUS FFURNISS FURNIS GREGORY HALL JAMES MERELL MORTEN RODES SEARLES SORESBY WILLSON

GREGORY, Richard - of Ffoolow, yeoman, made 14 May 1642, "To be buried in churchyard of Eyam near where my mother and father are buried". Bequests to: William BENETT (son of Richard BENETT of Grinlow);   Ann BENETT (daughter of Richard BENETT of Grinlow);   Sara BENETT (daughter of Francis BENETT of Grinlow);   Francis JAMES (sonne of Ralphe JAMES of Grinlow);   Richard GREGORY (sonne of Francis GREGORY of Eyam);   Margarett GREGORY (daughter of Francis GREGORY of Eyam);   Alice FURNIS (daughter of Richard FURNIS of Eyam);   Gartrude FURNIS (daughter of same Richard);   Elizabeth FURNIS (daughter of Martyn FURNIS of ffoolow);   Margarett BARBER (daughter of Richard BARBER of ffoolow);   natural sonne Thomas GREGORY - all lands and tenements at ffoolow;   Richard GREGORY (son of ffrancis GREGORY of Eyam) (if my son has no heires male);   wife Ann GREGORY;   godchildren Robert SORESBY and Richard MORTEN. The rest of estate to son Thomas GREGORY;   Overseer: my brother Richard FFURNISS of Eyam. Executors: son Thomas GREGORY and brother Francis GREGORY.   (G, his marke, with faded seale) Witnesses: Thomas BRAY,   Richard FURNIS (F his marke),   Francis GREGORY (?, his marke),   Anthony HALL (µ, his marke). Inventory: 20 May 1642, totaling (p.1) 64-13-10, (p.2) 32-4-4 and (p.3) 122-18-0, for a grand total of 229-10-2, appraised by John WILLSON,   George ECHUS,   Anthony SEARLES,   Humfrey MERELL. (all sign with markes) Probated to Thomas GREGORY and Francis GREGORY (executors),  before Ra. RODES, deput. [Contributed by - on 30 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1645

?DIVAD ?RAIAD ABELL BAMFORD BAMFORT BANES BARBAR BARBER BASLOWE BENISON BERRIE BODISON BRUSHFEILD CHAPMAN COCKER COWPER DEPLIDGE DEPLITCH ELIS ELLOT ELOT ELOTT FFLINT FFRITH FFURNIS GARRAT GREGORIE GREGORY HABERJAM HALLAM HAWKE HEALD HENRIE HILL HINDMAN LEES LINLIE MARSHALL MARSLAND MASLAND MAUNTFORTE MOSLEY MOWER NEEDAM NELER NELOR OUTRIM PADFIELD PAGE RAGGE REDFERNE ROWLAND ROWLANDSON ROWLEY SELLARS SELLERS SIMPSON SLATER SOMERSALL STATON STONE THORPE TURNER VICKERS WARDLOW WARDLOWE WELLS WILD WILLKENSE WYLD

GREGORY, Robert - late of ffrogot, decased. (Ad) granted to Robert STONE (his mark a capital R followed by a backward capital S) of Dronfielde, yeoman, before John ROWLANDSON at Bakewell 18 Feb 1644/5.   Robert MOWER of Heelea in Shefeild, yeoman, also presented at court and signed the documents. Witnesses: John BAMFORD;   George BASLOWE;   Reginald ROWLEY (R his marke);   Susanna GREGORY (a sort of capital Q, her marke);   and Dorothy BARBER (her marke looks like the outline of a human left ear). Inventory: 21 Jan 1644/5 of Robert GREGORIE of ffroggot, lately deceased, by Anthony REDFERNE, Bartholomew VICKERS, ffrancis FFRITH, and Richard CHAPMAN. Testator owed several debts, but only the materials he owed were listed, not to whom. The real value of the inventory is the list of men (and a few women) who apparently owed debts to the testator, because it reads like a virtual head of household census for the area in 1645. In the order listed these were: Barnard WELLS,   Alles NEEDAM,   widdow WILLKENSE,   Anthony WILD,   Thomas DEPLIDGE,   Nicholas BANES,   Richard WARDLOW,   John BARBAR,   Elizabeth GARRAT,   Thomas ROWLAND,   Thurston ELOT,   John SLATER,   Nicholas DEPLITCH,   Henrie SIMPSON,   John SOMERSALL,   ffrancis HALLAM,   ffrancis BARBAR,   Anthony COCKER,   Robert MASLAND,   Robert ELOTT,   John HALLAM,   Henrie HABERJAM,   James MAUNTFORTE,   Adam FFURNIS, Thomas FFURNIS,   ffrancis COWPER,   Arthur NELOR,   James GREGORIE,   Roger LINLIE,   John PADFIELD,   Henrie ELOTT,   francis HALLAM,   Thomas COCKER,   George BARBAR,   William NELOR,   William THORPE,   Robert HILL,   francis PAGE,   William STONE,   Xtofer ABELL, John ABELL,   John ELIS,   ffrancis COWPER,   William TURNER,   Thomas BARBAR,   Adam ELLOT,   William THORPE,   John BERRIE,   Robert GREGORIE,   Anthony COCKER,   Thomas HAWKE,   ffrancis BARBAR,   Thos. PAGE,   Dynis BODISON,   John WARDLOWE,   Robert WILD,   Margaret HENRIE and her daughter;   William COWPER alias SELLARS;   Tho. ?DIVAD?   and Michaell STONE;   Martin BRUSHFEILD;   Raph GARRAT;   Joane SELLERS;   ffrancis ?RAIAD?;   Thomas WILD of Calver;   ffrancis RAGGE,   William COWPER;   John WYLD and Thomas … (no surname is given - perhaps it is meant to be WYLD also, but this is uncertain);   John LEES;   Tho. RAGGE;   John LEES;   Xtofer ABELL;   Robert FFLINT;   Edward BENISON;   John COCKER;   Robert OUTRIM;   Robert WILD;   William STONE;   Stephen BAMFORT;   Arthur NELER;   Henrie NELER;   Tho. HINDMAN;   Robert GREGORIE;   Tho. ROWLAND;   Tho. RAGGE and William STATON;   ffrancis COWPER;   Anthony WILD;   John STONE;   Rowland FFURNIS;   Henrie GREGORIE;   Richard FFURNIS;   John COCKER;   James GREGORIE;   John MARSHALL;   Richard MOSLEY;   Raph MARSLAND;   Tho. HEALD. Note: It is not clear whether the several pairs of the same names indicate different individuals or different debts owed by the same man; the list may very well be a combination of both sets of circumstances. [Contributed by - on 30 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1647

BAMFORD BERRY GREGORIE NORMANS ROWLANDSON WELLS

GREGORIE, Henry senior and Alice his wife - late of Calver. (Ad) both 7 Jan 1646/7 and on 20 Sep 1647, both times to Bernard WELLS jr.(sg) of Hasleford, generosio, before John ROWLANDSON, clerk, by reason of the renunciation of Henry GREGORIE and Alice, the twoe children of the above-named Henry and Alice GREGORIE. Matthew BERRY, myner, of Bakewell also appeared at both Adms. and signed the Sept. Adm. with a sort of circle inside a square box, his mark. Witnesses: John BAMFORD (signs both Adms.);   Robert NORMANS (signs the Jan'y Adm.),   and Joseph ROWLANDSON (signs Sept. Adm.) Note: It is not clear why two administrations were required for this couple's estate. [Contributed by - on 30 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1649

BAMFORD FROGGOT GREGORIE GREGORY GRUNDY RAGGE ROWLANDSON SHARWIN SHERWIN THORNHILL

GREGORY, Anne - widdow, late of Calver, 29 Jun 1648. Will asked that her body be buried in chappelyard at Baslow, and gave whole estate to son James GREGORIE and made him sole executor, with additional bequests to "my godchildren" and to Anne FROGGOT, William FROGGOT, Thomas FROGGOT, and John FROGGOT, "my brother John FROGGOT's four children". She noted: "I desire Roger FROGGOT of Calver my father and Thomas FROGGOT of Bubnell to see my will and testament performed and kept."   She signed with X and a seale. Witnesses: Nicho. THORNHILL;   Thomas FROGGOT (TF, his mark),   and John RAGGE. Inventory: 9 Feb 1648/9, total at bottom is missing, appraised by Thomas SHARWIN,   Anthony GREGORY,   and Thomas GRUNDY, all signing with markes. Administration of estate granted on 25 May 1649 in court at Bakewell.   Anne's son James was underage and part of the administration concerns documents for bringing up James (he was baptised in 1634)   These documents re: James's education and upkeep were signed by Thomas SHERWIN de Calver, husbandman (T, his mark);   Roger FROGGOT de Calver, husbandman (R his mark);   John ROWLANDSON;   Thomas GRUNDY of Corber (his mark);   John BAMFORD,   Robert N...;   and James GREGORY. [Contributed by - on 30 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1652

BEARD FERREBY GODDARD HADFIELDE SIDLE TORR

GODDARD, Robert, of Poworth (Rowarth?) p'ish of Glossop, co. Derby, yeoman, 9 Jul 1649. only daughter Margarett TORR* (wife of George TORR);   her eld. son Robert TORR;   2nd. son William TORR;   their sister Ellen TORR;   grandchildren Elizabeth and Anne BEARD (daus. of Godfrey BEARD);   son-in-law Robt. HADFIELDE;   Ralph SIDLE. Witnesses: Ralph FERREBY, John HIDE. Proved 28 Apr 1652 by executrix. PRO Ref: (74; Bowyer) [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1660

GORTON

GORTON, William - of Long Eaton, yeoman, 1660. 2 daughters (<21), son William (<21), wife. Inventory: includes 2 loomes and one thrall (?) [Contributed by ph on 2 Jul 2006 et seq.]

1664

AYER BAGGALEY ECHES GREGORIE GREGORY HALL PYNDER WALKER WILSON

GREGORY, Robert junior - late of Corber in the chapelry of Baslow i/t/p Bakewell, co. Derbie, 5 May 1664. (Ad) Administration granted to Elizabeth GREGORY of Corber, widow (X her mark) before Samuel AYER (with Reginald PYNDER, the King's Deputy.) Inventory: undated, by Abraham ECHES,   Robert GREGORIE,   William WILSON,   and James BAGGALEY, totaled 113-12-6 and mentions money left the Decased by the last will of old Robert GREGORIE, which money remained and yet remains in the hands of Humphrey GREGORIE father of the said Robert Decased.   Also lists a farm in Curbar left to the the Decased by old Robert GREGORIE - Humphrey GREGORIE (testator's father) was his exec. Henry HALL of Castleton, yeoman (signed),   and Abraham ECHES (signed) also appeared at the administration. One Walter WALKER also performs some function in granting the administration. [Contributed by - on 30 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1667

ECHES EYRE FROST GREGORY

GREGORY, Elizabeth - of Stony Middleton. A document dated [16] Mar 1667 is said to be her verbal will about 9 days before she died.   It mentions: brother in law Robert GREGORY;   Humphrey GREGORY;   [??? EYRE] exec. Witnesses: [??? EYRE],   Margaret [EYRE] Inventory: 24 Jan 1667 (£11-1-6) naming her as late wife of Robert GREGORY of Curbar was by Abraham [ECHES],   William FROST, and a third unreadable name. [Contributed by ma on 20 Apr 2005 et seq.]

1673

BOWER CHAPMAN COCK FFERENYOULL FFERNE GREGORY HARRISON HINCH PYNDER RAGG ROGGER

GREGORY, Henry - of Calver, o.t.p. Bakewell, yeoman, 23 May 1672. Will requests testator be buried in Baslow churchyard, and gives Bequests to: Alice RAGG;   Edmund COCK;   Ralph COCK;   Robert GREGORY's children (or possibly Robert GREGORY HINCH's children - this is hard to make out);   Elizabeth COCK;   every one of my godchildren;   wife Mary GREGORY;   son Henry GREGORY of Calver, butcher (given all the rest of estate and made executor)   Signed H, his marke and seal. Witnesses: William HARRISON,   Richard ROGGER. Inventory: 10 Oct 1672 totaled 106-16-0, appraised by Robert BOWER,   Richard CHAPMAN,   ffranci. FFERENYOULL (sp?) Probate at Bakewell 28 Jan 1672/3 to Henry GREGORY (son and sole  executor) before Wm. FFERNE, sur. Follow up legal documents dated 2 Apr 1673 all in Latin, signed by Gul. FFERNE, Reginaldus PYNDER (the latter Royal Deputy) [Contributed by - on 30 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1673

ADDAMSON BOOTH BROWN FFROGGOTT GREGORY HARRISON RODGERS

GREGORY, Anthony senior - of Calver i/t/p Bakewell, husbandman, 4 Jun 1671. Will requests body be buried at Chappell of Baslow, and gives Bequests to: son-in-law Richard RODGERS with rest of estate to wife Jane GREGORY and son Anthony GREGORY junior equally divided between the two, and wife and son Anthony appointed joint executors.   Signed X his marke and seale. Witnesses: William HARRISON,   John FFROGGOTT. Inventory: 21 Apr 1673 of Anthony GREGORY of Calver, lately Decased, appraised by Willam ADDAMSON (his mark),   Richard GREGORY (his mark),   Rowland BOOTH,   and John FFROGGOTT, totaled 50-18-3. Probate 26 Apr 1673 at Bakewell to Anthony GREGORY  by Thomas BROWN, sur. [Contributed by - on 30 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1674

BOWNES BUXTON CUNDY GARLIKE GIBBIN GOODWIN GOODWINE HEATH HEATHCOATE HODGKINSON HUNT JAMES MORTTINNE NORTH PEART SANDERS TOMLINSON WATTSON

GOODWIN, Anthony - of Sheldon, dyed 27 Dec 1673. (I) Decased owed debts totaling: 12-7-8 to the following - Robert CUNDY;   Nathaniel GOODWINE;   Richard BUXTON senior;   Joseph HUNT;   Richard SANDERS;   John NORTH;   Thurston HEATH;   Thomas WATTSON;   Jerimia HEATHCOATE;   Aleis GARLIKE;   John JAMES senior;   John JAMES junior;   Thomas MORTTINNE,   and Henry TOMLINSON.   Largests debts owed to were to Mr. CUNDY (4-0-0) and Mr. BUXTON (4-1-8). Decased was owed debts by: Abraham HUNT (by bond);   by John GIBBIN and ffrances and Richard and John GIBBIN Jr. (by bank);   and Steeven PEART (by bond), for a total of 8-12-0. Appraisers were: Robert HODGKINSON and John BOWNES (signs "B" his marke) Total value of Inventory on page 1 was 41-10-2, and on page 2 was 12-8-4. Inventory filed 1674, exact date not clear, & place of admin not given. [Contributed by - on 30 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1687

GEE KIRKEAND LINGARD

GEE, Ralph, of Chinley, Yeoman, 13 Sep 1686. daughter Anne GEE,   Ruth GEE* (my loving wife). Witnesses: Nick LINGARD,   Charles LINGARD,   John LINGARD. Appraisers of Inventory: Robert GEE,   Nick LINGARD,   Charles KIRKEAND;   Total £55-7-10. Probate granted to Ruth GEE at Chesterfield 13 Apr 1687. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1688

BROMEHEADE CHAPMAN GRUNDY LOW STANLEY

GRUNDY, Thomas - of Corber, Gentleman, 7 Nov 1687. Beneficiaries: son George GRUNDY, son William GRUNDY deceased;   grandson John GRUNDY eldest son of George GRUNDY;   grandson Thomas GRUNDY son of William GRUNDY deceased;   grandchild Mary GRUNDY daughter of son William GRUNDY deceased. Tenants of property: Peter LOW tenant in Corber. Executor: John GRUNDY. Apparently no witnesses but may be under fold of parchment and not photocopied. Appraisers: Robte BROMEHEADE(sg),   Humfry CHAPMAN(sg),   George GRUNDY(sg),   John STANLEY(sg), 20 Apr 1688. Value £35 13s 10d. [Contributed by - on 27 Oct 2001 et seq.]

1688

AINSWORTH BARBAR BENSON EDENSOR GREGORY HEALD LOBLY REDFERN SKIDMORE STANLEY WATERHOUSE

GREGORY, Roger - of Eyam, myner, dated 3 Jul 1688, Will asks that testator be buried at Eyam. Bequests to: son Thomas GREGORY, son William GREGORY, son Joseph GREGORY, daughter Margaret GREGORY, beloved wife Elizabeth, daughter Hellen REDFERN;   rest of the estate to said wife and said children Thomas GREGORY*, William GREGORY*, Joseph GREGORY, Mary GREGORY, Margaret GREGORY, to be divided after expenses equally betweent them.   Signed with his marke and seale. Witnesses: John BENSON,   John SKIDMORE (V his marke),   and Jo. STANLEY. Inventory: 21 Jul 1688 of Rogr GREGORY of Eyam, lately Decased, praised at Eyam by Thos. HEALD (T his marke),   Richard BARBAR,   Wm. EDENSOR (NB signs as AINSWORTH),   and John WATERHOUSE, totaled £20-6-6. Probate at Chesterfield 3 Oct 1688 to his sons Thomas and William GREGORY  (executors), before Jo. LOBLY, surrogate. [Contributed by - on 30 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1688

FLINT FOULDS GREGORY MARKE SHAWE

GREGORY, Richard - of [Overeton] in the parish of Ashover, Gent, 4 Mar 1688. Mentions: son John GREGORY, daughter Ellen GREGORY, father John GREGORY, mother Ellen GREGORY, wife (unnamed) Witnesses: Grace FLINT, [???] MARKE, John [FOULDS], George SHAWE. Probate (latin) granted at Chesterfield 3 Oct 1688 to Johanni GREGORY  (the father?) [Contributed by ma on 20 Apr 2005 et seq.]

1688

BENSON EDNESOR GREGORY HEALD REDFERN SKIDMORE STANLEY WATERHOUSE

GREGORY, Roger - of Eyam, Miner, 3 Jul 1688. (#) son & executor Thomas GREGORY;   son & executor William GREGORY;   son Joseph GREGORY;   daughter Margaret GREGORY;   wife Elizabeth GREGORY;   daughter Hellen REDFERN;   daughter Mary GREGORY. Witnesses: John BENSON,   John SKIDMORE,   Jo. STANLEY. Inventory: 21 Jul 1688 by Thomas HEALD,   Wm EDNESOR,   & John WATERHOUSE. Probate Chesterfield 3 Oct 1688 to Thomas GREGORY and William GREGORY. [Contributed by ma on 20 Apr 2005 et seq.]

1689

CHAPMAN DAMM GREGORIE GREGORY LEESE MARPLE MARSTIN ROWLAND STANIFORTH STANLEY WHITE

GREGORY, Robert the elder - of Baslow, husbandman 28 Jan 1688/9. Beneficiaries: son Joshua GREGORY, son Daniel GREGORY - the tenant-right of the house, barn and shop purchased from John MARSTIN & James MARSTIN;   son Thomas GREGORY (under 21) - the tenant-right of a house in Baslow purchased of Thomas;   son Jeremiah GREGORY, Mary (his wife) and Robert their son;   wife of son Joshua (not named);   two daughters (not named);   son Robert;   son in law William LEESE & his wife Alice and their daughter Elizabeth LEESE + their other two children;   son in law Thomas STANIFORTH & Mary his wife and their 5 children;   brother John GREGORY;   Robert and William the sons of Robert GREGORY;   brother Roger GREGORY and his three children. Executors: Joshua GREGORIE and Daniel GREGORY. Overseer: brother Roger GREGORY. Signed by: Robert GREGORY. Witnesses: Alex: DAMM(sg),   John STANLEY(sg),   James MARPLE(X) Appraisers: Humfry CHAPMAN(sg),   Robert ROWLAND(sg),   Samson WHITE(sg),   John STANLEY(sg), 6 Feb 1688/9. Value £552 8s 4d. [Contributed by - on 27 Oct 2001 et seq.]

1690

CHAPMAN CRESWELL EASTWOOD GREGORY LOW MOWER NICHOLS OUTTRIM PLATTS WILLSON

GREGORY, Anthony - of Calver, at Bakewell, 17 Oct 1690. (Ad) Administration granted to Ann GREGORY of Calver (widow) and to James EASTWOOD de Calver (but also called in another document in the admin "de Baslow") weaver, (both sign before Anthony NICHOLS, n.p.) before Tho. WILLSON, Sur. Inventory: 9 Sep 1690 by James EASTWOOD and by William PLATTS (P his mark), total 35-8-8. Decased owed debts: totaling 92-9-9 to James EASTWOOD (26-14-7);   to Mr. ffrancis MOWER (31-5-0);   to Henery LOW (17-6-0);   to William CHAPMAN (3-0-0) and to Robert OUTTRIM (3-10-0). Debt was owed to: the Decased by Nicholis CRESWELL (either 103 or 1-0-3 - hard to read) [Contributed by - on 30 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1691

ASHTON ELLISON GEE GODDARD GODDART MAULT MELLOR OLLIVER

GEE, Robert, of Chinley, Yeoman, 10 Feb 1691. my loving wife Ann GEE,   son George GEE,   daughter Saray GODDART,   daughter Grace OLLIVER,   son Francis GEE*. Witnesses: Francis ASHTON,   Thomas MAULT(?),   Thomas GEE. Appraisers of Inventory: Ralph GEE,   John ELLISON,   Thomas MELLOR,   Nicholas GODDARD,   Thomas GEE, 26 Mar 1691;   Total £48-5-8. Proved at Chesterfield 15 Apr 1691. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1691

BUNTING GREGORY HOLLINGWORTH MOWER

GREGORY, John - of Overton in the parish of Ashover, yeoman. Inventory: dated 22 Oct 1691, valued at £30 6/6 by John BUNTING, Robert MOWER, Samuel HOLLINGWORTH, & Isaac BUNTING. Probate granted at Lichfield to his widow Ellen GREGORY [26] Oct 1691. [Contributed by ma on 20 Apr 2005 et seq.]

1693

??VONNER BURTON GREGORY HARRIS HEATCHOTT HEATHCOTT JACKSON NICHOLS WILSON

GREGORY, Henry - of Bakewell (not sure whether the town or the parish of is meant) (Ad) Inventory: 28 Mar 1693, totaling 22-2-4, by Moses BURTON,   George HEATCHOTT,   ffrancise HEATHCOTT,   and George HARRIS (and included one bay horse now in the custody of Thos. JACKSON) Admin. 15 Jun 1693 to Anne GREGORY (X) relict, and to Thomas ??VONNER?? VOSONIR?? (T), husbandman, before Thomas WILSON Sur. and in the presence of Anthony NICHOLS, n.p. [Contributed by - on 30 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1694

BOOTH DEARNELEY GARLICK GARLICKE HADFIELD LAWTON ROBINSON

GARLICK, John the elder - of Blackshaw, Husbandman. Died 15 Sep 1693. (Ad) wife Alice GARLICK (renounced her rights),   daughter Jane GARLICK. Appraisers of Inventory: Thomas GARLICKE,   William ROBINSON,   John LAWTON,   William HADFIELD, 26 Oct 1693. Witnesses to Renunciation: Henry BOOTH,   William DEARNELEY,   John HADFIELD. Admin. granted 1694. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1699

ARCHADINE GREGORY HARRISON HOUGH SMITH WHEATCROFT

GREGORY, Emmatt - of [Longo Banke] i/t/p Wirksworth, widow, 22 May 1695. son and executor Robert GREGORY;   son Michael GREGORY;   son John GREGORY;   daughter Elizabeth WHEATCROFT;   daughter Millicent HARRISON. Witnesses: Richard SMITH,   John HOUGH,   Peter [ARCHADINE] Probate granted at Derby on 14 Apr 1699 to Robert GREGORY. [Contributed by ma on 20 Apr 2005 et seq.]

1703

BRUSHFIELD GREGORY MILNEY WILD WRIGHT

GREGORY, Thomas - of Foolow in the parish of Eyam, [yeoman], 28 Sep 1700. wife Jane GREGORY;   a prior deed between him and Pobert Mary Anna WRIGHT now deceased;   kinsman and executor Thomas GREGORY of Taddington, miner. Witnesses: Thomas WILD;   Humphrey BRUSHFIELD;   Wm MILNEY. Inventory: 2 [Jan] 1702 by William [MIL…],   & Humphrey BRUSHFIELD. Probate granted at Bakewell 3 May 1703 to Tho. GREGORY. [Contributed by ma on 20 Apr 2005 et seq.]

1704

BROMEHEAD GREGORY MILNER NICHOLS RAGGE SEAMON WHITE WILSON

GREGORY, Katherine - of Baslow, widow, 5 Jun 1704. Bequests to: brother in law Joshua GREGORY;   "my other brothers- and sisters-in-law";   kinswoman Mary GREGORY;   kinswoman Dorothy GREGORY;   my own brother Edward SEAMON;   Helene MILNER "for her pains".   Testator signs with seal. Witnesses: Joseph NICHOLS,   John BROMEHEAD,   X-mark of Grace NICHOLS. Inventory: undated totaling 3-15-6 made by Joseph NICHOLS,   Sampson WHITE,   and Alexander RAGGE. Proved at Bakewell 9 Oct 1704 to Joshua GREGORY (sole executor)  before Thos. WILSON, Sur. [Contributed by - on 30 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1705

BLACKDEN DICKENS FFROST GOODWIN NICHOLS WILSON

GOODWIN, Samuel - of Sheldon, shoemaker. (Ad) Administration granted to Margaret GOODWIN of Sheldon (widow) signs a sort of "M" her mark, on 20 May 1705 at Bakewell, before Tho. WILSON, Sur. Inventory: undated, totaling 19-9-0 appraised by David FFROST,   Richard BLACKDEN,   and Jams. DICKENS;   Cornelius DICKENS of Sheldon, gent., also signed, along with the relict who wrote a sort of M "her mark";   some swearing in documents before n.p. Ant. NICHOLS. [Contributed by - on 30 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1707

BINCKES BRUSHFFEILD DAM FFROGAT FROGGATT GREGORY HADFIELD HAYS NICHOLS NORTH SHEMWELL SYKES TURNER

GREGORY, Anthony - of Calver, husbandman, 7 Feb 1706/7. Bequests to: Mr. Joseph NICHOLS - to preach funerall sermon;   daughter Mary - several bequests including some starting when she reaches age 25;   sister Rachel BRUSHFFEILD;   aunt Margery DAM;   aunt Mary HAYS;   uncle Robert GREGORY;   wife Esther;   kinsman Robert GREGORY;   son Anthony (rest of estate and sole executor).   Testator signed "A" his mark. Witnesses: Edward HADFIELD "H, his mark";   Anthony GREGORY;   Raphael FROGGATT. Inventory: 15 Feb 1706/7 of goods of the Decased totaling 62-13-5, appraised by Joseph NICHOLS,   Godfrey SYKES,   William SHEMWELL. Proved Bakewell 16 Jun 1707 before what looks like Dr. William BINCKES to Hestera GREGORY vidua, de Calver (E, her mark and a seale) and to ffranciscus TURNER de Pleasley and to Raphael FFROGAT de Calver, mason. Probate documents also witnessed in Bakewell by Anne NORTH and George NORTH. Anthony and Mary GREGORY were noted to be still minors and remitted to their mother's supervision and provision of their education (ie Anthony senior should not have named his son executor because the boy was still under 21) [Contributed by - on 30 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1707

GREGORY HENSTOCK HOLE KEREY NIGHTINGALE RHODES

GREGORY, Robert - of [Highoverdish], in the parish of Ashover, yeoman, 2 Jun 1707. Mentions: son and sole executor James GREGORY, son John GREGORY, daughter Hellen GREGORY, granddaughter Sarah GREGORY (daughter of John),   granddaughter Mary GREGORY (daughter of Hellen). Witnesses: Henry HENSTOCK,   Thomas [KEREY],   William RHODES. Inventory: dated 16 Jun 1707, valued at £44 12/10 by Thomas NIGHTINGALE, William HOLE & William RHODES. Probate (latin) granted at Chesterfield 14 Oct 1707 to Jacobo GREGORY. [Contributed by ma on 20 Apr 2005 et seq.]

1708

BENNETT BOYER DRINKWATER GEE

GEE, Daniel, of Shedyard, Clothier. (Ad) brother Francis GEE* of Kinder, co. Derby yeoman;   William BENNETT* of Heafield farmer &   ? BOYER* of Hague yeoman. Appraisers of Inventory: Christopher BENNETT &   Edward DRINKWATER, 8 Jul 1708;   Total £127-9-6. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1711

BOWLEY BUNTING GREGORY RHODES SOWLEY

GREGORY, Hellen - of Overton in the parish of Ashover, widow, 8 Jul 1710. Mentions: grandson John GREGORY of Overton, sole Executor, main beneficiary and "granddaughter" Sarah GREGORY (wife of above mentioned John), Sarah's three children, John GREGORY, Richard GREGORY and William GREGORY. Witnesses: Rebecca BOWLEY, Susanah BUNTING, William RHODES. Inventory: valued at £18 10/10 on 1 Aug 1711 by William RHODES & [Gilsy SOWLEY] Probate granted at Chesterfield 3 Oct 1711 to Sara GREGORY. [Contributed by ma on 20 Apr 2005 et seq.]

1712

BURTON BUSBY CONSTANT CROOCK GODDARD RIDER

GODDARD, Benjamin, of Frankton, co. Warwick, yeoman, 11 Jan 1711/12. Died 22 Feb 1711/12. wife Elizabeth, son John GODDARD, daughter Mary, son Thomas, daughter Ann;   granddaughter Mary CROOCK,   son Benjamine GODDARD* (to receive brewing furnice & Jack in ye house). Witnesses: Edward CONSTANT,   {?}Relick of BUSBY,   John BURTON. Appraisers of Inventory: Edward CONSTANT,   Thomas GODDARD, 26 Feb 1711/12. Probate {?}Coven 17 Apr 1712; before John HUSBAND, Sur,  R RIDER Sur, n.p. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1713

BRADDOCK GARLICK HADFIELD WOOD

GARLICK, Thomas, of Padfield, Husbandman, 8 Apr 1713. (Ad) Dorothy GARLICK* (widow of Thomas),   John GARLICK* farmer &   William WOOD* yeoman. Appraisers of Inventory: John GARLICK,   James BRADDOCK,   Robert HADFIELD, 26 Feb 1711;   Total £15-12-00. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1714

FYNNES GREGORY LONGSDON MARCHINGTON

GREGORY, Thomas - of Little Longstone i/t/p Bakewell. Inventory: 8 May 1714 by Tho. LONGSDON,   [William FYNNES],   and John MARCHINGTON. Probate granted at Bakewell 16 Jun 1714 to Mary GREGORY his widow. [Contributed by ma on 20 Apr 2005 et seq.]

1715

FROST GREGORY MARSHALL RAGGE TOWNSEND

GREGORY, Henry - of Dethick in the parish of Ashover, 20 May 1712. Mentions: wife & sole executrix Anne GREGORY,   son in law Richard FROST,   "all my children & grandchildren". Inventory: valued at £146 3/2 on 31 Mar 1715 by William RAGGE, John TOWNSEND & Humphrey MARSHALL. Probate granted in Apr 1715 to Anne GREGORY. [Contributed by ma on 20 Apr 2005 et seq.]

1716

BOOTH GEE MARRIOTT

GEE, John, of Kinder, Husbandman. (Ad) brother Francis GEE* of Hayfield, co. Derby yeoman;   William BOOTH* of Glossop yeoman &   Samuel MARRIOTT* of Glossop yeoman, 7 Aug 1716. Inventory total £258-11-10. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1717

BRADDOCK GARLICK HADFIELD HOLINGWORTH

GARLICK, Dorothy, Padfield, Widow, 23 Apr 1717. (Ad) daughter Ann GARLICK* of Glossop-Dale,   Robert HADFIELD* of Tintwistle(?) woollen clothier &   John BRADDOCK* of Padfield Husbandman. Appraisers of Inventory: Robert HADFIELD,   Robert HOLINGWORTH,   James BRADDOCK 29 Jan 1717;   Total £18-9-4. N.B. The two Robert HADFIELDS appear to be different people because the appraiser signed his name but the administrator made his mark. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1717

BRADDOCK DIDSBURY FRANCE GARLICK GOODYER HADFIELD HOLINGWORTH HOLLINGWORTH THORNTON

GARLICK, John, of Padfield, 19 Jan 1717. Dorothy HADFIELD,   Edward THORNTON, his wife;   sister Ann ???????????? (no surname given - Mary DIDSBURY's mother?),   wife Sara GARLICK*,   niece Mary DIDSBURY*,   nieces Mary, Sarah & Martha HADFIELD,   nephew Robert HADFIELD,   brother in law Robert HADFIELD* (father of nieces and nephew). Witnesses: Robert HOLLINGWORTH,   James BRADDOCK,   Thomas GOODYER. Appraisers of Inventory: Robert FRANCE,   Robert HOLINGWORTH,   James BRADDOCK. Probate granted to Sara GARLICK, Maria DIDSBURY &  Robert HADFIELD, 24 Apr 1717; Total £349-12-8. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1719

EYRE GREGORY MONCK

GREGORY, John - of Callver, miner, made 21 Oct 1718. Bequests to: dearly beloved wife Saray (also executor) but if she marries again to sons Anthony and John;   also to son John - tenant rights to house after wife dies or "that [house] which we call Sedall House, with Mr. EYRE's consent".   X his mark and seal. Inventory: undated, totaled 4-18-2, but funerall charges and debts owed totaled 6-15-0. Proved at Bakewell 14 May 1719 to Sara GREGORY (executrix) before Geo or  Gers MONCK, Sur. Documents note that testator died on 8 Nov 1718. [Contributed by - on 30 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1720

CARTLEDGE GOODWIN GREGORY

GREGORY, Thomas - of Taddington, Yeoman, 26 Mar 1719. sons Thomas GREGORY & Joseph GREGORY;   wife and executrix Elizabeth GREGORY Witnesses: Henry CARTLEDGE,   [R……] GOODWIN,   Tho. [DO….] Inventory: (£57-16-6) states he died on 4 Mar 1719/20 [Contributed by ma on 20 Apr 2005 et seq.]

1720

BENNETT CARRINGTON GODDARD HUSBAND LOWE

GODDARD, John, of Chinley als Mainstonefield, Parish of Glossopp, Mason, 26 Dec 1719. his three children Joseph, John & Ann GODDARD,   son Joseph's daughter Ann GODDARD;   wife Ann GODDARD,   son Joseph to receive working tools belonging to the Mason trade;   sister Ellen GODDARD,   Christopher BENNETT* of Haugh. Witnesses: James CARRINGTON,   Edward LOWE,   William CARRINGTON. Appraisers of Inventory: James CARRINGTON,   John BENNETT & William BENNETT, 23 May 1720. Probate Chesterfield 22 Sep 1720; before Geo HAND,  Joh: HUSBAND Sur. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1722

BAGSHAW BATE GREGORY HALL HALLAM

GREGORY, William - of Royaly [Riley?] i/t/p Eyam, 13 Sep 1721. son John GREGORY;   a house now in the possession of Samuel HALLAM;   son William GREGORY;   son Thomas GREGORY;   daughter Elizabeth GREGORY;   daughter Mary GREGORY;   wife and executrix Elizabeth GREGORY;   John HALL of Beeley Hills exec. Witnesses: Hugh BAGSHAW;   Joseph BATE. Inventory: 7 Oct 1721(£26-6-9) by Joseph GREGORY,   Joseph BATE,   & Rob. GREGORY. Probate granted in Apr 1722 to John HALL and Elizabeth GREGORY. [Contributed by ma on 20 Apr 2005 et seq.]

1723

GREGGORY GREGORY HALLOM HAYES MASON MOSELY NEALL OLLIVER

GREGGORY, Robert - of ffroggott, husbandman, 16 Feb 1720/1. Bury body in ye chappelyard of Baslow. Bequests to: son James GREGGORY;   son Robert GREGGORY's children;   a living and a coffin after death for brother John;   son Anthony;   Robert GREGGORY (son of Anthony GREGORY);   Sarah GREGGORY and Martha GREGGORY (daughters of ye said Anthony GREGGORY);   Elizabeth MASON of Stoney Middleton;   rest of estate to sons James and Joshua GREGGORY, the joint executors.   Signed w/his mark and seell. Witnesses: Mary NEALL (T her mark);   Joan OLLIVER ("her mark" crossed out-apparently she could write);   Edmund HALLOM. Inventory: 24 Dec 1722 totalling 113-5-10 by William MOSELY and Anthony GREGORY. Proved at Bakewell 16 May 1723 to sons James and Joshua GREGORY  before Thomas HAYES, Sur. [Contributed by - on 30 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1724

BENNETT BRADBURY CARRINGTON GEE MOULT WATERHOUSE

GEE, Francis, of Kinder, Yeoman, 11 Sep 1723. eldest son Ralph GEE,   sisters Sarah & Ann GEE,   brothers John & Daniel GEE,   son John GEE* &   kinsman Francis GEE* of Chinley. Witnesses: Thos BENNETT,   John WATERHOUSE,   William CARRINGTON. Appraisers of Inventory: John MOULT &   Edmund BRADBURY, 28 Jan 1723/4;   Total £273-7-0. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1724

FFURNACE GLADWIN GREGORY KITCHIN MELLOR MOORE SICKS WALMESLEY WATERHOUSE WOOD

GREGORY, Anthony - of Calver, butcher, 6 Dec 1723. Had lands in Ecclesbar??, i/t/p Youlgreave. Bequests to: wife Mary GREGORY;   son Joseph;   son John GREGORY (after he completes apprenticeship);   son Matthew GREGORY (after he completes apprenticeship and is put out to a trade);   son William GREGORY (likewise);   Olive FFURNACE wife of Matthew FFURNACE o.t.p. Eayme;   Dorothy wife of Christopher WATERHOUSE of Cowley co. Derby;   Hannah wife James WOOD of Eayme;   daughter Mary GREGORY;   granddaughter Mary WATERHOUSE when she turns 21;   rest of estate to wife Mary GREGORY and son Joseph GREGORY (joynt executors) Trustees of the will: friend Thomas MOORE of Grindleford Bridge, butcher;   brother Richard GREGORY of Calver.   Signed with seal. Witnesses: Will. SICKS,   Robert MELLOR,   Gyles GLADWIN. Inventory: 28 Dec 1723 of Anthony GREGORY, lately Decased, totaling 60-12-8, appraised by Willm KITCHIN,   Robt GREGORY,   John KITCHIN. Proved at (place blank) on 8 Jun 1724 to Mary GREGORY (relict) and  Joseph GREGORY (natural son)  by W. WALMESLEY. [Contributed by - on 30 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1724

FURNACE GLADWIN GREGORY KITCHEN KITCHIN MELLOR MOORE SICKS WATERHOUSE WOOD

GREGORY, Anthony - of Calver, Butcher, 6 Dec 1723. (#) all his lands in [Ecclestar] itp Youlgreave to his wife and joint executor Mary, then after his death to his four sons… Joseph, son and joint executor, John, currently in an apprenticeship, Matthew, still to start his apprenticeship, & William, still to start his apprenticeship;   (presumed daughter) Olive FURNACE wife of Matthew FURNACE otp Eyam;   (presumed daughter) Dorothy wife of Christopher WATERHOUSE of Cowley;   (presumed daughter) Hannah wife of James WOOD of Eyam;   daughter Mary GREGORY;   granddaughter Mary WATERHOUSE (under 21);   friend & trustee Thomas MOORE, of Grindleford Bridge, butcher;   brother Richard GREGORY of Calver. Witnesses: Will SICKS,   Robert [MELLOR],   Gyles GLADWIN. Inventory: 28 Dec 1723 (£60-12-8), by Willm KITCHEN,   Robt GREGORY,   & John KITCHIN. Probate 8 Jun 1724 to Mary GREGORY, & Joseph GREGORY. [Contributed by ma on 20 Apr 2005 et seq.]

1725

GREGORY

GREGORY, Robert - of Wirksworth. Probate granted in Oct 1725 to Anna GREGORY. [Contributed by ma on 20 Apr 2005 et seq.]

1728

ASTON GREGORY ORME WALEREY WOOD

GREGORY, Samuel - of Crich. Much of this is in latin, and that which is in English is difficult to read, but what is obviously apparent is: Died intestate. Probate was granted on 9 Apr 1728 to his widow Mary ORME als GREGORY, who was by then married to John ORME, Agricolum (farmer). Two further people were mentioned in the administration. The first was something like [Willm WALEREY] of Youlgreave, Miner, and the second is unreadable except for being a framework knitter. Inventory: undated (£170-7-0) was taken by Anthony WOOD,   & John ASTON. [Contributed by ma on 20 Apr 2005 et seq.]

1728

ALLUM BROWN BROWNE DOOLEY EYRE GODDARD HILL TURNER WOOSTHOME

GODDARD, Thomas, of Horridge, Carpenter, 2 Mar 1728 [1727/8] lease dated 5 Nov [2 Anne] between Thomas BROWNE,   of Chappele-en-le-frith, Gent: and John BROWN of Maxfield, co. Chester,   (and his) sons John, George and William BROWN, and the Testator;   lease dated 26 Oct 1688 between Thomas EYRE of {?}Arthor, co. Derby,   Esqu~ and John HILL, then of Cliff, co. Derby, yeoman;   Joseph DOOLEY of Norbury, co. Chester Husbandman;   wife Mary GODDARD*;   rest & remainder, &c. to daughter Alice. Witnesses: John TURNER, William TURNER,   William WOOSTHOME{?}. Appraisers of Inventory: John HILL,   Thomas ALLUM, 15 Apr 1728. Probate Lichfield 4 May 1728. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1729

BROWNILL GREGORY HENSTOCK HOPKINSON WAGG

GREGORY, James - of [Highodish] in the parish of Ashover, husbandman, 7 Aug 1724. Mentions: sister Hellin GREGORY, deceased father Robert GREGORY, niece and sole executor Mary GREGORY. Witnesses: Henry HENSTOCK, Dinah HENSTOCK, H HOPKINSON. Inventory: valued at £58 10/6 by Henry HENSTOCK, Arther [WAGG], & Richard BROWNILL. Probate granted at Higham on 14 Oct 1729 to Mary GREGORY. [Contributed by ma on 20 Apr 2005 et seq.]

1729

BAGSHAW BARBER BIRCH GREGORY HALLAM MARSDEN MASON SIKES WELDON

GREGORY, Anthony - of Calver, bakher, 25 Aug 1729. Bequests to: well-beloved mother Esther HALLAM;   loving brother Thomas HALLAM;   loving sisters Anne HALLAM and Esther HALLAM;   uncle and aunt at frogat and "there children";   well-beloved sister Mary MASON (wife of Wm. MASON) gets rest of estate and appointed sole executrix.   Signed with an X, his mark and seale. Witnesses: Sarah SIKES (backwards "S", her mark);   Robert BAGSHAW;   Hen. BARBER. Trustees: Robert BAGSHAW of Hucklow and Thomas HALLAM. Inventory: 3 Sepmber 1729, totaling 24-15-0, appraised by Edward WELDON and John MARSDEN. Proved at Bakewell 17 Oct 1729 to Mary MASON (wife of William MASON, sole  executrix) by Jonath. BIRCH, Sur. [Contributed by - on 30 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1729

ADKINSON BIRCH BOOTH FLETCHER GREGORY WILD WILSON

GREGORY, Robt. - of Calver, i/t/p Bakewell, miner, 26 Aug 1729. Leaves whole estate to wife Margaret GREGORY of Calver (meant to be executor it seems, but not explicitly named. So administration apparently awarded to Margaret GREGORY after she and Joseph WILSON o.t.p. Hope, yeoman, sign documents on 17 Oct 1729 before Jno. FLETCHER, n.p.   Testator signs his name. Witnesses: John BOOTH,   Will. WILD,   Tho. ADKINSON. Probate 17 Oct 1729 at Bakewell to Margaret GREGORY (relict)  before Jonath. BIRCH, Sur. [Contributed by - on 30 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1730

BENNETT BRADSHAWE CARRINGTON GEE MOULT

GEE, Francis, of Mainstonefield (Old Chinley), Yeoman, 8 Feb 1725. son Ralph GEE,   wife Elisabeth GEE;   premises in Lease from Thomas MOULT (late dcd),   lands which I hold of Mr BRADSHAWE;   daughter Mary GEE,   daughters Ann & Sara GEE,   friend William CARRINGTON* the Younger of Ashen Clough. Witnesses: William CARRINGTON,   Cornelius CARRINGTON,   Ann CARRINGTON. Appraisers of Inventory: Christopher BENNETT &   John MOULT, 26 Mar 1691;   total £115-10-4. Probate granted to William CARRINGTON at Chesterfield 15 Apr 1730. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1730

GREGGORY GREGORY HALLOM HOLMES STEWARD

GREGGORY, James - of Froggott itp Bakewell, husbandman, 3 Feb 1729/30. (#) to be buried in chapel yard at Baslow;   brother Anthony GREGGORY, Weaver;   brother Robert GREGGORY, Taylior;   Dorothy HOLMES of Stanton Leese;   brother & sole executor Joshuay GREGGORY. Witnesses: Martha STEWARD,   Rger GREGORY,   & Edmund HALLOM. Inventory: 17 Feb 1729/30 (£55-15-10) Probate at Bakewell 3 Jun 1730 to Joshua GREGORY. [Contributed by ma on 20 Apr 2005 et seq.]

1730

GREGGORY GREGORY HALLAM HOLMES STEWARD WALMISLEY

GREGGORY, James - of ffroggott i/t/p Bakewell, husbandman, 3 Feb 1729/30. Body is to be buried in Chapelyard at Baslow. Bequests to: brother Anthony GREGGORY, weaver;   brother Robert GREGGORY, taylior;   Dorothy HOLMES of Stanton Leese;   brother Joshuay GREGGORY - rest of estate and sole executor.   Signs with X, his mark and seall. Witnesses: Martha STEWARD;   Roger GREGORY;   Edmund HALLAM. Inventory: 17 Feb 1729, totaling 99-15-0, list of appraisers not included (apparently lost?) Probate 30 Jun 1730 at Bakewell to Joshua GREGORY (sole executor)  before W WALMISLEY. [Contributed by - on 30 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1730

FLINT GREGORY WOOD

GREGORY, Samuel - of Nether Holloway in the parish of Ashover, weaver, 20 Jul 1726. Mentions: wife Grace GREGORY,   sole Executor Henry FLINT the elder of Lea,   states that none of his (un-named) children should receive anything! Witnesses: Anthony WOOD,   Anthony FLINT,   Henry FLINT son. Probate was granted in Sep 1730 to Henry FLINT [son]. [Contributed by ma on 20 Apr 2005 et seq.]

1731

ASTLEY CULLIES DIXON GILLETT GLOSSOP HOLMES RENSHAW

GLOSSOP, Simon - of Whittington, husbandman, written 16 Nov 1730. Executrix: wife Elizabeth GLOSSOP. Beneficiaries: wife Elizabeth GLOSSOP, sons Peter GLOSSOP, William GLOSSOP, John GLOSSOP, Joseph GLOSSOP, Simon GLOSSOP, Benjamin GLOSSOP,   Daniel GLOSSOP;   dau Mary HOLMES wife of George HOLMES;   grand children Daniel GLOSSOP, Simon GLOSSOP jnr, Anne GLOSSOP, William GLOSSOP. Witnesses: Thomas ASTLEY,   John CULLIES,   John GILLETT. Appraisers of Inventory: Thos RENSHAW,   Richd DIXON. Testator was buried 21 Jan 1731. Probate 21 Apr 1731. [Contributed by jc on 16 Sep 2005 et seq.]

1741

EYRE GLADWIN GREGORY GROVE HALLAM KITCHIN SLENEY SYKES WHITE

GREGORY, Richard - of Calver, yeoman, 7 Mar 1734/5 Body is to be buried in a Christian manner as executors see fit. Bequests to: my loving wife Mary GREGORY;   sons John GREGORY and William GREGORY (references in same paragraph imply John is probably the elder son);   daughter Mary HALLAM (wife of John HALLAM of Stoney Middleton husbandman) - £50, being one halfe of a bond wherein the said John and Benjamin HALLAM[1] become bound to me;   daughter Martha (wife of John KITCHIN of Bubnell husbandman);   grandson ("Richar" crossed out) Jonathan GREGORY;   granddaughters Mary GREGORY, Elizabeth GREGORY and Barbara GREGORY;   grandson Robert HALLAM of Stoney Middleton;   granddaughters "Mary HALLAM and her sister". to son John GREGORY - right and tithe to old farmhouse at Calver belonging to Thomas EYRE, Esq.;   to son William GREGORY - one tenement in Calver which was formerly Berry Living and belonging to Thomas EYRE, Esq.;   Rest to sons John and Willam GREGORY - they appointed joynt executors.   Signed X his marke (and seal) with: Witnesses: William SYKES;   Henry SLENEY;   Gyles GLADWIN. Inventory: apprized at Calver 31 Dec 1740 by John KITCHIN (X the marke) and Samuel WHITE (who signs). Total: £132-19s.-6d. Proved at Bakewell 17 Apr 1741 to John GREGORY and Wm. GREGORY joynt  executors before Thos. GROVE, surrogate. Notes: [1] Benjamin was probably John's youngest brother, mentioned in their father Gervase's Will proved 25 Feb 1737/8, and still under age whe Gervase wrote his Will in 1729. [Contributed by - on 30 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1741

GREGORY

GREGORY, Elizabeth - of Ashover, widow. to John GREGORY of Ashover, gent. - "natural and lawful son". Probate granted 16 Jul 1741. [Contributed by ma on 20 Apr 2005 et seq.]

1746

GREGORY

GREGORY, Benajamin - of Wirksworth, widower. Probate granted to sons Benjamin GREGORY of Wirksworth, Baker,   & David GREGORY of Wirksworth, Miner, at Derby 14 Oct 1746 [Contributed by ma on 20 Apr 2005 et seq.]

1752

ALLEN BROOKES DOXEY GREGORY SHALLCROSS SLACK STATHAM TIMPERLEY YOUNG

GREGORY, Benajmin - of Middleton i/t/p Wirksworth, Yeoman, 30 Aug 1751. brother & executor Phillip GREGORY;   sister & executrix Susand ALLEN;   house where Abraham SLACK lives to Thomas DOXEY;   house where James TIMPERLEY lives near Middleton Cross to nephew Benjamin GREGORY (brother Philip's eldest son);   sister Rebecca YOUNG. Witnesses: Abraham SLACK;   George BROOKES;   Philip SHALLCROSS. Inventory: 18 Sep 1751 by Richard STATHAM,   & Hugh SLACK. Probate granted at Chesterfield 15 Apr 1752 to Philip and Susannah. [Contributed by ma on 20 Apr 2005 et seq.]

1752

BADDELEY BRADBURY FROGAT FROGATT GEE HIGENBOTTAM TAILOR WOOD

GEE, Daniel, of Kinder, 27 Mar 1752. three children left by sister Ann FROGATT,   William, Ellwen & Nathaniel FROGAT;   three children left by sister Sarah WOOD,   Henry TAILOR Francis TAILOR &   Joseph WOOD;   nephew John GEE eldest son of brother John GEE,   brother Ralph GEE,   brothers John GEE* & Ralph GEE*. Witnesses: Walter? BRADBURY,   J BRADBURY,   John BADDELEY. Appraiser of Inventory: Geo HIGENBOTTAM, 13 Apr 1752;   Total £158-16-6. Probate granted to Ralph GEE at Chesterfield 18 Oct 1752,  power reserved for John GEE. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1753

BANKS GLOSSOP PARKYNS SHORT

GLOSSOP, Joseph - of Whittington, husbandman, written 12 Aug 1752. Executrix: wife Mary GLOSSOP. Beneficiaries: wife Mary GLOSSOP, sons Matthias GLOSSOP, George GLOSSOP, Simon GLOSSOP, William GLOSSOP, Joseph GLOSSOP;   dau Elizabeth GLOSSOP. Witnesses: Thomas PARKYNS,   William BANKS,   William SHORT. Testator was buried 17 Aug 1752. Probate 17 Jul 1753. [Contributed by jc on 16 Sep 2005 et seq.]

1753

ADDERBROOKE FLETCHER GREGORY GROVE HUTCHINSON JOHNSON KITCHIN

GREGORY, Robert - o.t.p. Bakewell, gardiner. (Ad) Died intestate at least 14 days before 15 Oct 1753, the date of the administration of his estate at Bakewell before the Revd. Thomas GROVE, clerk, surrogate, goods under 20£. Mary GREGORY otherwise KITCHIN (now the wife of Joseph KITCHIN) natural and lawful daughter of the Decased granted administration (the documents also call her "Sarah" at one point) There presented to the court: Joseph KITCHIN of Calver, yeoman;   William JOHNSON of Baslow, weaver;   and John HUTCHINSON of the city of Lichfield, gentleman, who signed admin documents in the presence of Jno. FLETCHER, n.p., who agree to be bound for 40£ each to John ADDERBROOKE, Doctr of Divinity, Dean and Chapter of the Cathedral Church of Lichfield to vouch for the administratrix. [Contributed by - on 30 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1753

BROUGH BUSH FLETCHER GELL HAGUE SUTTON WHITE

GELL, Philip, an elder of Wirksworth co. Derby hatter, 19 Mar 1753. wife Hannah GELL*,   grandaughters Elizabeth SUTTON and Mary SUTTON. Witnesses: Thomas BROUGH,   Willm BUSH,   Sam HAGUE. Also mentioned: Tho~ WHITE (?Surrogate?),   Jn~ FLETCHER. Probate granted at Lichfield 19 Oct 1753 to Hannah GELL. [Contributed by hw on 21 Jul 2000 et seq.]

1759

FLETCHER GREGORY GROVE GRUNDY JACKSON MOOR WOODHOUSE

GREGORY, Thos. - of Basslow, i/t/p Bakewell, husbandman and yeoman. (Ad) Decased died intestate above 14 days before 18 May 1759, the date of the administration of his estate at Backewele to Ester GREGORY, widow, before Thos. GROVE, Surrogate. Inventory: not dated, totaled 126-1-6 appraised by Nathan WOODHOUSE,   Jno. GRUNDY,   and Thos. MOOR (all sign).   The following also signed documents before Jno FLETCHER, n.p. binding themselves for 100£ each to the Rev Dean and Chapter of the Cathedral Church of Lichfield to vouch for the administratrix Ester GREGORY of Baslow, widow;   Nathaniel WOODHOUSE i/t/p Edensoever, yeoman;   William JACKSON, yeoman, of the close of the Cathedral Church of Lichfield. [Contributed by - on 30 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1759

COLLEY COULEY GREGORY MATHER

GREGORY, Joseph - of Lea in the parish of Ashover, miner, 23 Oct 1751. Mentions: wife & sole executrix Rebekah GREGORY, son William GREGORY, daughter Katherine GREGORY, daughter Ann GREGORY, daughter Grace GREGORY, daughter Rebekah GREGORY, daughter Elizabeth GREGORY, son Joseph GREGORY, daughter Alice GREGORY, daughter Penelope GREGORY. Witnesses: John [COLLEY],   Dorothy [COULEY],   Thomas MATHER. Probate granted on 18 Oct 1759 to Rebecca GREGORY, widow. [Contributed by ma on 20 Apr 2005 et seq.]

1760

BOWER BRIGHT GREGORY HALLOWS RODALE RODALL

GREGORY, Henry the elder - of Dethick in the parish of Ashover, husbandman, 2 Aug 1760. Mentions: eldest son and sole executor William GREGORY, wife Hannah GREGORY,   3 children by her: Elizabeth GREGORY, John GREGORY & Alice GREGORY,   son Henry GREGORY the younger,   son Charles GREGORY,   daughter Ann [RODALL] (wife of William [RODALE] of Leicestershire, farmer),   Landlord of his farm in Dethick, Squire HALLOWS. Witnesses: Robert BRIGHT,   [unreadable],   Charles BOWER. Probate granted on 16 Oct 1760 to William GREGORY. [Contributed by ma on 20 Apr 2005 et seq.]

1761

BYRON GODDARD HALLAM JOULE

GODDARD, Alice, late of Horridge i/t/p Hope, spinster. sister Mary HALLAM, of Smaldale, widow;   Thomas HALLAM, of Smaldale, Husbandman;   Stephen JOULE, of the same place, Husbandman. Admin. 24 Jul 1761; Jno: BYRON Sur. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1762

BENNIT BODEN ELLES ELLIS GREGORY MOSELEY SWIFT

GREGORY, Joshua - of Corbor i/t/p Bakewell, husbandman, 16 Dec 1761. Bequests to: eldest son Anthony GREGORY;   2nd son Robert GREGORY;   3rd son Joshua GREGORY (left a 10£ legacy given to Joshua GREGORY the testator, by testator's brother James GREGORY);   4th son James GREGORY;   5th son Joseph GREGORY;   wife;   eldest daughter Hellin (wife of Randle BENNIT);   2nd daughter Ann (wife of Edward BODEN);   3rd daughter Sarah (wife of William BODEN);   sons Josua, James, and Joseph are to be in trust of their mother to take care of her. Rest of estate was left to wife Ann, and she was appointed sole executrix.   x, his marke and seal. Witnesses: Thomas ELLES snr;   Thomas ELLES junor;   Phillip MOSELEY, all sign. Inventory: undated, by Philip MOSELEY and Thomas ELLIS, totaled 12-14-13. Probate 30 Apr 1762 to Anne GREGORY (widow, the executrix) at Bakewell  before John SWIFT, curate of Baslow. [Contributed by - on 30 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1763

GREGORY HILL JACKSON NEEDHAM SEARLS WAIN WHITE

GREGORY, James - cheese factor, of Great Longstone i/t/p Bakewell, 17 Feb 1763. Bequests to: brother Thomas GREGORY;   brother John GREGORY;   sister Mary JACKSON;   sister Grace SEARLS;   brother William GREGORY and brother Richard GREGORY divide remainder of estate and named joint executors.   Testator signs will and also seals. Witnesses: Adam NEEDHAM,   Laurence WAIN,   Thomas HILL. Probate 20 Apr 1763 (place not given) to Wm GREGORY with a power reserved to  the other executor (called John - perhaps an error for Richard) GREGORY  before Thos WHITE, Sur. [Contributed by - on 30 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1764

EYRE FFURNACE GREGORY HALLAM HOLMES JACKSON LOMAS MANDER MARSDEN MOSSLEY REDFERN SIDDALL STORRS SYDDALE WHITE

GREGORY, William - of Calver, yeoman, 8 Nov 1763. Bequests to: nephew Robert HALLAM;   nephew John HALLAM;   brother John GREGORY;   sisters Mary HALLAM and Martha JACKSON;   niece Elizabeth MOSSLEY;   niece Mary LOMAS;   niece Martha FFURNACE;   niece Mary SYDDALE;   Sarah HOLMES (daughter of my niece Mary SIDDALL);   Jonathan GREGORY.   Mentions farm he leases owned by Mr. Rowland EYRE, Esq. also mentions having 100£ out at interest in the hands of Mr. William STORRS of Chesterfield.   Also states explicitly that his legacies to his married women relatives are theirs in their own right and not in their husbands' control.   Leaves his home in Calver, The Wellhead House and garden and household goods and furniture within to his wife Sarah, along with rest of the estate and names her sole executrix.   Signed by testator, with seal. Witnesses: Thomas MARSDEN,   Benjamin REDFERN,   and John MANDER (all sign) Probate at Lichfield 15 May 1764 before Thos WHITE, Sur, to  Sarah GREGORY (widow, sole executrix) [Contributed by - on 30 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1768

GREGORY HUNT LOXLEY SHEPERD WHEATCROFT

GREGORY, John - of the parish of Ashover, 19 Sep 1767. Mentions: un-named wife, granddaughter Sarah GREGORY, grandson John GREGORY (son of Richard GREGORY),   son John GREGORY, son Edward GREGORY,   daughter Mary LOXLEY,   son William GREGORY, and his children Edward & William,   "all my grandchildren",   land in Overton purchased from William HUNT,   son & sole executor Richard GREGORY. Witnesses: Leonard WHEATCROFT, William WHEATCROFT, Ann SHEPERD. Probate granted at Lichfield on 15 Mar 1768 to Richard GREGORY. [Contributed by ma on 20 Apr 2005 et seq.]

1770

CRESWICK GARLICK HYDE WAGSTAFFE

GARLICK, John, of Padfield, Yeoman, 4 Oct 1769. wife Betty GARLICK*,   sons John, William & Joseph GARLICK;   grandson William son of John GARLICK. Witnesses: Saml WAGSTAFFE,   William CRESWICK. Appraisers of Inventory: Saml. WAGSTAFFE,   John HYDE;   Total £101-4-6. Probate granted to Betty GARLICK, Widow, 2 May 1770. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1770

ADDENBROOKE CHAPMAN FFROST FROST GREGORY REDFERN ROBINSON

GREGORY, John - of Calver i/t/p Bakewell, yeoman, 12 Mar 1770. Bequests to: son in law Matthew FROST[1];   niese Elizabeth (the wife of William FFROST);   Remainder of estate to wife Mary GREGORY, named sole executrix.   Testator signs his name. Witnesses: John ROBINSON,   Sarah REDFERN x her mark. Proved 10 Aug 1770 at (place not given) to Mary GREGORY  by Rev. Rd. CHAPMAN, clerk. Reverend CHAPMAN was charged by John ADDENBROOKE, Dean and Chapter of the Cathedral Church and Chapel of Lichfield on 3 Aug, 1770, to have Mary GREGORY swear oath and make Inventory of her husband's goods (oath signed, but no Inventory attached) Note: [1] Believed to be his stepson, not a daughter's husband. [Contributed by - on 30 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1772

GEE HIGENBOTTAM MARRIOTT STANDLEY

GEE, John, the Elder of Netherend, Tanner, 9 Oct 1771. son John GEE... my Timber now standing in Bugsworth;   wife Ann GEE,   daughter Margret GEE,   son John GEE*. Witnesses: Fanny MARRIOTT,   John STANDLEY,   Geo HIGENBOTTAM. Probate granted to John GEE at Chesterfield 7 May 1772. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1774

ALLEN GREGORY KIRK TWIGG

GREGORY, William - of Ashover, butcher, 19 Feb 1774. Mentions: son William GREGORY, son George GREGORY,   daughter Hannah ALLEN,   daughter & sole executrix Sarah GREGORY. Witnesses: [Ralph James] KIRK,   John TWIGG,   Jo: [GREGORY] Probate granted at Lichfield on 3 Dec 1774 to Sarah GREGORY. [Contributed by ma on 20 Apr 2005 et seq.]

1775

GARLICK WAGSTAFFE WINTERBOTHAM

GARLICK, Charles, of Dinting, Clothier, 5 May 1774. brother William GARLICK*,   niece Mary WINTERBOTHAM,   sister Rachel WINTERBOTHAM. Witnesses: Saml WAGSTAFFE,   Martha WAGSTAFFE. Probate granted to William GARLICK, 26 Apr 1775. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1777

FLINT FOOTMAN GREGORY HASLAM JENNINGS PLATTS REYNOLDS SPENCER SWAIN WESTON

GREGORY, Rebecca - of Lea in the parish of Ashover, widow, 5 May 1777. Mentions: daughter and executor Anne (wife of William SWAIN),   daughter and executor Grace (wife of Henry HASLAM),   daughter Elizabeth (wife of William FOOTMAN),   daughter Rebecca (wife of James FLINT),   daughter Penelope (wife of William PLATTS),   eldest son William GREGORY,   the 3 children of late daughter Alice JENNINGS,   Judith (the illegitimate daughter of Penelope),   younger son Joseph GREGORY. Witnesses: Elizabeth WESTON,   Ruth SPENCER,   J REYNOLDS. Probate granted at Lichfield 5 Jun 1777 to Anne SWAIN and Grace HASLAM. [Contributed by ma on 20 Apr 2005 et seq.]

1777

GREGORY

GREGORY, Charles - of [Ashover*]. (Ad) Probate granted to William GREGORY on 15 Oct 1777. Note: [*] This ¼ page admon is indexed as of Ashover, at Lichfield Record Office, but I found it very difficult to read, and would have said it looked more like Alfreton. [Contributed by ma on 20 Apr 2005 et seq.]

1778

DEANHAM ELLIOT ELLIOTT GREGORY NEWTON

GREGORY, Joseph - of Stony Middleton i/t/p Hathersage, Taylor, 29 Oct 1773. Executors & Trustees: Josiah ELLIOT of Corbor, husbandman;   Charles ELLIOT of Sheffield, grocer. son in law John NEWTON;   daughter Mary NEWTON wife of the above John;   "all my grandchildren born or to be born of the body of Mary";   Poor of Stoney Middleton;   Poor of Calver;   Poor of Corbor;   Poor of Froggatt. Witnesses: Charles ELLIOTT Snr;   Ellen ELLIOTT;   Ann DEANHAM. Probate granted at Chesterfield 15 Oct 1778 to Josiah ELLIOTT  (and Charles in his absence) [Contributed by ma on 20 Apr 2005 et seq.]

1780

ARCHER BUXTON DEXTER FLETCHER GODDARD HAIGH JACKSON KNOT MILNES NADIN OLDFIELD WAGSAFF WAGSTAFFE

GODDARD, John, of Tidswell, Clerk, 21 May 1774. to stepson Richard MILNES - House in Tidswell formerly belonging to John MILNES his father,   purchased from Margaret OLDFIELD late of Tidswell;   House purchased from Margaret NADIN, late of Tidswell, widow;   Land held under John ARCHER Esq.;   son Joseph GODDARD - "all my Books, except Chambers' Dictionary,   which I give to my son John" GODDARD*;   daughter Elizabeth KNOT;   late (2nd) wife's sister Mrs DEXTER. Witnesses: Edwd. JACKSON Senr. Ann JACKSON, Edwd. JACKSON Junr. Codicil: relating to distribution of profits from "the Mine which is called Virgin", 5 Jul 1775. Witnesses: Richard HAIGH,   Robt. FLETCHER,   Joseph WAGSAFF. Memorandum: £5 to each of Joseph WAGSTAFFE and Elizabeth BUXTON "who now live with me... as a reward for their past faithful services", 31 Jul 1779. Witnesses: Martha GODDARD,   Richd. HAIGH. Probate Bakewell 8 Jun 1780; before Richard CHAPMAN surrogate. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1780

GEE	GEE, Ralph, of Kinder, 9 Nov 1780. (Ad) wife Sarah GEE*, of the Parish of Glossop, co. Derby Widow;   Thomas GEE* of the Parish of Glossop, co. Derby Yeoman &   John GEE* of the Parish of Taxal, co. Chester Clerk. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1781

BANKS BELFITT GLOSSOP NEWHAM

GLOSSOP, Mary - of Whittington, written 22 Dec 1780. Executors: sons William GLOSSOP, George GLOSSOP. Beneficiaries: sons William GLOSSOP, George GLOSSOP, Matthias GLOSSOP;   dau Elizabeth BELFITT wife of Humphrey BELFITT;   grand children Alice GLOSSOP, Mary GLOSSOP, John GLOSSOP, Ann GLOSSOP, George GLOSSOP. Witnesses: John NEWHAM,   John GLOSSOP,   John BANKS Testator was buried 02 Dec 1781. Probate 22 Dec 1781. [Contributed by jc on 16 Sep 2005 et seq.]

1783

ADAMS BOAM DAKEYNE ELLIS FOXLOW GREGORY HAWTHORN HAYNES HOUSLEY NORMAN PLATTS SMITH THOMPSON WALL

GREGORY, William - of Hill House i/t/p Youlgreave, Yeoman, 8 Jan 1783. daughter Hannah THOMPSON;   grandaughter Elizabeth THOMPSON;   Humphrey THOMPSON (Elizabeth's father);   grandson Samuel HAYNES;   grandaughter Hannah HAYNES;   daughter Mary FOXLOW;   grandson William FOXLOW;   sister Mary PLATTS;   daughter Jane SMITH and her husband John SMITH;   daughter Joanna ELLIS;   son Joseph GREGORY;   land purchased from John ADAMS;   son William GREGORY;   land purchased from John DAKEYNE;   land in the possesion of George WALL, George BOAM, & Thomas HAWTHORN. Witnesses: Ralph HOUSLEY,   Richard HOUSLEY,   James NORMAN. Probate granted at Lichfield 3 Mar 1783 to William GREGORY  (& Joseph in his absence) [Contributed by ma on 20 Apr 2005 et seq.]

1787

CHAPMAN EYRE FEAREST FURNACE FURNESS GREGORY HALLAM HAWKINS JACKSON LOMAS MANDER ROBINSON SIDDALL STRINGER

GREGORY, John - of Calver, yeoman, 17 Oct 1774. Bequests to: beloved wife Mary GREGORY (and) after wife's death to John GREGORY (son of my nephew Jonathan) (and) the said nephew Jonathan GREGORY;   if testator's wife's solicitations or meddlings prevent testator's farm from coming to nephew Jonathan GREGORY, then wife receives only one shilling;   Robert HALLAM and his brother John HALLAM[1];   sister Martha JACKSON;   Anne wife of John HAWKINS;   Anne wife of John STRINGER;   Mary wife of James FEAREST[2];   Mary wife of James LOMAS;   Martha wife of Samuel FURNACE[3];   rest of estate to nephew Jonathan GREGORY - he appointed sole executor. Overseer: John ROBINSON of Hassop.   Mentions landlord Thomas EYRE, Esquire.   Signed X his marke with seal, with: Witnesses: J. MANDER, S. MANDER. Probate at Bakewell 16 May 1787 to Jonathan GREGORY (sole executor)  before Richard CHAPMAN, surrogate. Note: [1] Robert and John were sons of John HALLAM and wife Mary nee GREGORY - of the Gervas HALLAM line at Stoney Middleton. [2] alias SIDDALL? - see Will of Jonathan GREGORY 1794 below. [3] Martha HALLAM, daughter of John HALLAM, son of Gervas, by John's wife Martha GREGORY, was later wife of Samuel FURNACE - ancestors of Mary and Barbara FURNESS, mother and stepmother of Peter John HALLAM. [Contributed by - on 30 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1789

BAMFORD DALLEY EATON GREGORY TERRY WOLLEY

GREGORY, Richard - of Overton in the parish of Ashover, Gentleman, 1 Feb 1789. Mentions: daughter Mary (wife of William BAMFORD, butcher of Ashover),   daughter Sarah (wife of Edward TERRY, now of Canterbury, Officer of Excise),   daughter Ann GREGORY, daughter Frances GREGORY,   youngest son Richard GREGORY, surgeon of Botsdale, Suffolk,   eldest son and sole executor, John GREGORY,   grandson John GREGORY (son of John),   grandsons John BAMFORD, Richard TERRY and Edward TERRY. Witnesses: John DALLEY,   George EATON,   Adam WOLLEY jnr. Probate granted at Chesterfield 30 Apr 1789 to John GREGORY. [Contributed by ma on 20 Apr 2005 et seq.]

1789

GILL GREGORY TRAVIS

GILL, John the elder - of the parish of Darley, 5 Aug 1786. Executors: sons John GILL, William GILL, Samuel GILL. Beneficiaries: sons John GILL, William GILL, Samuel GILL. Witnesses: Thomas GREGORY,   John TRAVIS, Mary TRAVIS. Testator was buried 12 Jan 1788. Probate 15 Oct 1789. [Contributed by jc on 16 Sep 2005 et seq.]

1794

BAGGALY CHAPMAN COCKER FEAREST GREGORY HALLAM KINDER REDFERN SIDDALL WILD

GREGORY, Jonathan - of Calver i/t/p Bakewell, yeoman, 14 May 1791. Bequests to: beloved wife Mary;   son Richard GREGORY (bequest includes mortgage on house testator had of Benjamin REDFERN, value 60£);   son John GREGORY;   my daughter Sarah COCKER (and mentions her children);   granddaughter Mary WILD, granddaughter Dorothy WILD, grandson Joshua WILD;   sister Mary SIDDALL[1];   rest of estate to well-beloved son John GREGORY, also appointed executor.   Testator signs with name, with: Witnesses: George HALLAM,   William BAGGALY (X his mark),   and Joseph KINDER. Probate 25 Apr 1794 Bakewell to John GREGORY (sole executor)  by Richard CHAPMAN, surrogate. Note: [1] aka Mary FEAREST? - see will of John GREGORY 1787 above. [Contributed by - on 30 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1795

CHAPMAN GREGORY HILL STALEY WARD WRIGHT

GREGORY, Thomas - of Great Longstone i/t/p Bakewell, yeoman, 31 Mar 1795. Bequests to: wife (not named);   daughter Grace;   two (other) daughters: Betty (wife of Christoper STALEY) and Hannah GREGORY;   sons Richard and Thomas;   sons William, George, and Samuel;   rest of estate to sons James and John, who are named joint executors.   Mentions landlord the Duke of Devonshire[1] of his farm at Meadowplace, and landlord Robt WRIGHT, Esquire.   Testator signs with his name. Witnesses: John WARD,   Thos. HILL Sr.;   Richard HILL. Probate 14 Jul 1795 at Bakewell to James GREGORY, a power reserved to  John GREGORY, before Richard CHAPMAN, surrogate. Estate under 2000£. Note: [1] This Duke was married to the notorious Duchess Georgiana. [Contributed by - on 30 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1796

CLARK GREGORY HOUSLEY PRIME SMITH

GREGORY, Joseph - of Elton i/t/p Youlgreave, Yeoman. son & executor William GREGORY;   son Joseph GREGORY;   daughter Sarah PRIME;   daughter Hannah HOUSLEY;   son Charles GREGORY;   son Humphrey GREGORY;   wife Elizabeth GREGORY;   son & executor Abraham GREGORY. Witnesses: John CLARK,   [??????] Samuel SMITH. Probate granted at Lichfield 21 Jun 1796 to William GREGORY  (and Abraham in his absence) [Contributed by ma on 20 Apr 2005 et seq.]

1796

CHAPMAN EACHES EYRE FROST GREGORY MANDER RICHARDS

GREGORY, Mary - of Calver, i/t/p Bakewell, widow, 17 Sep 1796. Bequests to: friends George RICHARDS of Baslow i/t/p Bakewell and Matthew FROST of Calver, barmaster - all goods in trust to be sold and the proceeds paid to my six grandchildren: Bartholomew, Matthew, Richard, James, Jane, and Mary FROST, children of my late son Matthew FROST in equal share.  Mentions landlord Francis EYRE.  Sell my cottage in Calver and the cottage let to George EACHES on both of which I've expended considerable sum in rebuilding and distribute the revenue to my six grandchildren.   All apparel divided equally between 2 granddaughters Jane and Mary FROST.   Testatrix signs with her name. Witnesses: Wm FROST,   Jas. MANDER. Probate at Bakewell on 14 Oct 1796 to George RICHARDS (one of the executors)  with a power reserved for Matthew FROST (executor)  before Richard CHAPMAN, surrogate. [Contributed by - on 30 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1797

CHAPMAN FRITH GARDOM GREGORY MOSSLEY NEWTON SHARP WHITE

GREGORY, Joshua - of Baslow i/t/p Bakewell, joiner and carpenter, 4 Mar 1797. Bequests to: son Joseph - messuage and tenement now in possession of Thomas GARDOM the younger;   son James GREGORY;   son Christopher;   daughter Mary WHITE;   daughter Ann FRITH;   son Joshua;   Elizabeth MOSSLEY of Calver Bridge;   rest of estate and tenant rights to farms held of the Duke of Rutland left to sons James and Christopher, who are named joint executors.   Testator signs with X, his marke and seale. Witnesses: Thomas GARDOM Jr;   William SHARP;   Josa. NEWTON. Probate at Bakewell 13 Oct 1797 to James GREGORY (one executor) with a power  reserved to Christopher GREGORY (the other executor)  before Richard CHAPMAN, Surrogate. [Contributed by - on 30 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1799

ALLEN GREGORY

GREGORY, Hannah - of Birchover i/t/p Youlgreave, widow. to son Thomas GREGORY, of Lea, Miner;   William ALLEN, of Lea, Cordwainer. Probate granted at Upton Hall 16 Oct 1799. [Contributed by ma on 20 Apr 2005 et seq.]

1800

BOSSLEY BROOMHEAD BUXTON CLAYTON FROST GARDOM LONGSDON MASON WRAGG

GARDOM, William, of the Bleaching Yard House near Bakewell, Cotton-Spinner, 6 Sep 1799. friends Horatio MASON*, of Calver-Mill, Cotton-Spinner and Nicholas BROOMHEAD*, of Cock Hill (wife's brother);   land bought of Michael BUXTON;   wife Mary GARDOM*, children William and Sarah (both under 21);   nephew Thomas GARDOM, second son of brother Thomas GARDOM;   godson William (son of Mr. James LONGSDON);   land in Matlock, and at Wind-Mill (Tideswell);   Estate situate at Tideswell bought of Mary and Bartholomew FROST;   friend Benjamin BROOMHEAD of the City of London, Merchant (wife's brother). Witnesses: Betty CLAYTON,   John WRAGG,   Alice BOSSLEY. Probate Bakewell 18 Apr 1800; before Richard CHAPMAN Surrogate  Estate not amounting to £5000. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1800

BETTANY GARDOM HARRIS MARSDEN MOSLEY NEWTON WRAGG

GARDOM, Thomas, of Baslow, Cordwainer, 21 Dec 1799. son John GARDOM* to have the Cottages &c. now in the possession of Thomas himself, James BETTANY and Sarah HARRIS;   residue and remainder of lands, &c. to son William GARDOM* (unless) he "shall not return back to England from America within Twelve months next";   son Christopher GARDOM (under 21) and daughter Ann GARDOM;   son Thomas GARDOM;   land in parish or ffree Chapelry of Brampton;   late servant James NEWTON* of Baslow;   Mr. George GARDOM of Bubnell;   son William's daughter Jane GARDOM (under 21). Witnesses: Joseph WRAGG,   William MARSDEN,   Thomas MOSLEY. Probate Bakewell 18 Apr 1800; before Richd. BUCKERIDGE Sur:  Estate under £600. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1803

GREGORY WHITE

GREGORY, Hannah - of Youlgreave, widow. to son Thomas GREGORY, of Mansfield, Notts, Labourer;   William WHITE of Alfreton, Wheelwright. Probate granted at Upton Hall 27 Apr 1803. [Contributed by ma on 20 Apr 2005 et seq.]

1803

CARDWELL DEWHURST FEARENELY FEARNILEY GEE OLERENSHAW

GEE, Jonathan, of Erno Croft within Ludworth, 4 Mar 1794. son Isaac GEE* - farm at Erno Croft,   daughter Betty wife of William OLERENSHAW,   daughter Alice GEE,   son Jonathan GEE who went to America about eight years ago,   and has not been heard from these last five years;   tenants Benjamin GEE &   Edward FEARNILEY;   grandsons John, Joseph & Jonathan GEE sons of my said son Isaac GEE;   son James GEE*;   grandson John GEE only son of my said son James GEE. Witnesses: Robert CARDWELL,   Ottewell FEARENELY,   Henry CARDWELL,   Clerk to Mr DEWHURST, Marple. Probate granted 12 Dec 1803  Estate did not in value amount to £200. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1804

GELL GREGORY INCE LOMAS MARSDEN MARSON MATHER POYZER SIMPSON

GELL, Philip, of Wirksworth co. Derby Victualler, 20 Aug 1803. Mentions his Dwelling house in Wirksworth, with the Brewhouse Garden,   the parlour or Eastend of dwelling in possession of John MATHER,   with the Chamber and Garret and Cellar thereto belonging used by son in law James POYZER as a curriers shop;   daughter Sarah POYZER (James' wife);   son Daniel GELL;   the other part of house in possession of John MATHER (to) daughter Elizabeth SIMPSON;   grandson Philip SIMPSON;   dwelling houses in Wirksworth in the possession of Godfrey MARSDEN and William MARSON;   the seat (in Church) wherein Joseph LOMAS now sits to son Daniel;   Lydia GELL widow of my late grandson Philip GELL deceased;   executor David GREGORY* of Wirksworth, Farmer. Witnesses: Richard INCE, Catherine INCE,   Edward ***. Probate granted at Upton Hall 18 Apr 1804  Estate not amounting to 100£. [Contributed by hw on 21 Jul 2000 et seq.]

1805

BENNETT BRILEY CHAPLYN GARDOM WEST

GARDOM, Barnabas, of Epsom, co. Surrey, Carpenter, 26 Jan 1805. agreement with John BRILEY of Epsom, Linen Draper;   wife Martha GARDOM*;   daughter Mary GARDOM;   Businesses of "an Auctioneer Broker Carpenter and Retail Shop";   three sons James*, George* and Christpher GARDOM*;   daughter Martha GARDOM. Witnesses: T WEST{?}, Epsom;   E BENNETT, Epsom;   T CHAPLYN, Epsom. No date of Probate available  Original wherever Surrey Wills are held. These GARDOMs originated in DBY. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1805

BROADBENT CHARLESWORTH GARLICK HEATHCOTT HOLLINGWORTH WOOLLEY

GARLICK, Joseph, of Lower Barn Farm, Hadfield, 23 Apr 1791. Died 17 Feb 1805. wife Catharine GARLICK*,   eldest son William GARLICK,   younger son Thomas GARLICK,   daughters Martha WOOLLEY,   Mary WOOLLEY,   Betty HOLLINGWORTH;   son in law George HOLLINGWORTH. Witnesses: Thos. HEATHCOTT,   Benj CHARLESWORTH,   Joseph BROADBENT. Probate granted to George HOLLINGWORTH, the surviving executor, 20 Jun 1805  Estate did not exceed £100. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1805

GREAVES GREGORY HASLAM

GREGORY, William - of Stanton Hill Side, parish of Youlgreave, Yeoman, 25 Aug 1804. wife Rachael GREGORY;   daughter Hannah wife of Samuel HASLAM;   grandson William GREGORY (son of William);   grandson William GREGORY (son of Joseph);   grandchildren Robert & Elizabeth GREGORY (children of William);   4 sons William, Samuel (executor), James (executor) & Joseph;   properties in Elton, Stanton, Bonsal & Winster. Witnesses: William GREAVES, Inspector of Hospitals;   Thomas GREAVES, Attorney, Derby;   [Geoffrey] GREAVES, Attorney, Winster. Probate granted at Chesterfield 17 Oct 1805 to Samuel & James. [Contributed by ma on 20 Apr 2005 et seq.]

1807

GOODWIN PARKER

GOODWIN, John - of South Wingfield, Derby, Yeoman, 15 Apr 1807. Executors: sons George GOODWIN;   Humphrey GOODWIN. Mentions: son John GOODWIN, son Thomas GOODWIN, daughter Mary PARKER, grandson Samuel GOODWIN;   residue of estate to be shared between sons with an annuity for wife for her life. Proved at Lichfield. [Contributed by cr on 27 May 2011 et seq.]

1807

BELL FLINT GEE JOHNSON

GEE, John - of Staveley, Derby, Collier 16 Apr 1807. Executor: William FLINT of Staveley. Mentions: wife Sarah GEE;   seven children mentioned but only three named: Robert GEE, Ann GEE, and Hannah GEE;   nephews John JOHNSON, Joseph JOHNSON, and William BELL;   nieces Ann JOHNSON and Mary JOHNSON. Proved at Lichfield. [Contributed by cr on 27 May 2011 et seq.]

1807

BINON GLOVER ORME WOODWARD

GLOVER, Thomas - of Hartshorne, Derby, Farmer, 13 May 1807. Executor: William ORME of Stapenhill. Mentions: daughter Mary ORME, son in law John ORME;   grandchildren Thomas ORME, John ORME, William ORME, Philip ORME, James ORME, Richard ORME, Robert ORME, Mary ORME, John GLOVER, Thomas GLOVER, William GLOVER;   daughter in law Mary GLOVER;   friends John BINON of Swadlincote, John WOODWARD of Church Creasley. Proved at Lichfield. [Contributed by cr on 27 May 2011 et seq.]

1809

BARKER BRIGHTMORE EYRE FROST GREGORY MARSHALL NEWTON THORNHILL

GREGORY, James - of Calver i/t/p Bakewell, miner, 5 Aug 1792. Bequests to: daughter Sarah whom I had by my late wife Hannah - the cottage now in possession of William GREGORY;   daughter Elizabeth - cottage in Calver now in possession of Michael MARSHALL;   mentions landlord Mr. EYRE;   rest of the estate is left to my worthy friend William FROST of Calver, yeoman, in trust for my daughters and until the youngest child reaches 21.   Testator further requests that my now wife Sarah and my brother Roger GREGORY always have a residence where I live now.   His son William is to be supported to wife Sarah's death and always to have a residence in my house.   Signed with X his mark and seal. Witnesses: Jos'a. NEWTON,   Benjn. BRIGHTMORE,   John THORNHILL. Probate at Lichfield 10 Apr 1809 to William FROST (the executor)  before John BARKER, commt. Estate less than 200£. Testator died Aug 1792 according to documents enclosed. [Contributed by - on 30 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1810

GOODWIN GOULD

GOULD, George - late of the parish of Thorpe, Derby, Gentleman, 16 Apr 1810. Executors: Thomas GOULD of Ashbourne and Wm GOULD. Beneficiaries: nephew George GOULD, nephew Willm GOULD, nephew Rich GOULD, nephew Thomas GOULD, niece Ann GOULD;   children of late brother William GOULD, children of late brother Richard GOULD, children of late brother Thomas GOULD, children of late brother Joseph GOULD, children of late sister Hannah GOODWIN. Proved at Lichfield. [Contributed by cr on 27 May 2011 et seq.]

1810

BAILEY EVEREST GARDOM OCKLEY STANING YOUNG

GARDOM, Barnabas, of Ebbisham House, Epsom, co. Surrey, Auctioneer, Carpenter, Broker and Retail Shopkeeper, 14 Sep 1810. wife Martha GARDOM*, daughter Mary GARDOM;   three sons James, George and Christpher Killick GARDOM;   son Thomas Barnabas and daughter Martha GARDOM;   brother Christopher GARDOM* and brother in law John OCKLEY*. Witnesses: John EVEREST,   Peter YOUNG,   John BAILEY. Codicil: 5 Jan 1811. Mentions sons Thomas and Barnabas GARDOM. Witness: Jas. STANING. No date of Probate available  Original wherever Surrey Wills are held. These GARDOMs originated in DBY. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1818

EYRE GREGORY JODGSON MARPLES WHITE

GREGORY, James - of Baslow i/t/p Bakewell, joiner and carpenter, 27 Mar 1815. leaves all property to James's wife, including property at Calver Bridge (landlord right Honourable Francis Earl of Newburgh [EYRE]), and also makes bequests to son Joseph (including a property, owned by Duke of Rutland,   "after his uncle Christopher's Decase" (and) son James. Executors: wife and son James.   Testator signs his name. Witnesses: 4 May 1815, Christopher GREGORY (X his mark);   William MARPLES;   George WHITE. Proved at Bakewell 10 Apr 1818 to Sarah GREGORY (widow, the executor) with a  power reserved to James GREGORY of Baslow (the other executor) estate less  than 20£, before Francis JODGSON, surrogate (x, the mark of Sarah GREGORY) [Contributed by - on 30 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1822

BATTLEY GEE ROWBOTTOM WALMSLEY

GEE, Isaac the elder - of Armycroft within Ludworth, Yeoman, 11 Dec 1821. Died Nov 1803. wife Betty GEE,   daughter Mary ROWBOTTOM,   son Joseph GEE,   sons John GEE & Isaac GEE;   sons John GEE*, Joseph GEE* and Isaac GEE* (also trustees). Witnesses: Joseph BATTLEY,   Chas WALMSLEY. Probate granted to John GEE of Manchester, co. Lancaster Miller,  Joseph GEE of Armycroft and Isaac GEE of Armycroft, 25 Feb 1822  Estate under the value of Three thousand Pounds. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1825

BENNETT CROWTHER GEE KINDER TOMMINS

GEE, Betty, of Kinder in the Chapelry of Hayfield, 2 Sep 1824. Died 10 Sep 1824. husband Thomas GEE,   Anne TOMMINS,   Mr John GEE of the Ashes in Kinder,   Mary GEE, the wife of John GEE aforesaid;   Mary TOMMINS - One Hundred Pounds left to her by the late Edward BENNETT of Kinder;   John GEE* of Kinder &   James KINDER* of Shire-Oaks in the Parish of Glossop. Witnesses: Jno CROWTHER,   Thomas GEE. Probate extracted 14 Feb 1825  Estate valued at under £800. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1825

GODDARD HEGINBOTHAM NEEDHAM

GODDARD, John, of Great Hucklow, Farmer, 24 Dec 1824. sister Martha GODDARD*, of Stanley i/t/p Spondon, spinster;   sister Sarah GODDARD. Witnesses: John NEEDHAM,   Caleb HEGINBOTHAM, John H: HEGINBOTHAM. Probate 11 Oct 1825; before C S HOPE Surrogate  Estate under 200£. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1827

BEARD BLORE BURGESS GEE HIGHAM MANN MIDDLETON ROBERTS TAYLOR WOODHEAD

GEE, Isaac, of Hattersley, Innkeeper, 19 Jun 1824. Died 27 Feb 1827. daughters Betty GEE* (of Marple Bridge in the parish of Glossop),   Susannah GEE & Emy GEE* (of the parish of Mottram, co. Chester),   grandchildren the sons &   daughters of Richard MIDDLETON late of Marple Bridge;   leased land from the Earl of Stamford and Warrington;   son Joseph GEE,   son Henry GEE (one of Richard Middleton's executors),   son Thomas GEE,   son Daniel GEE,   friend Samuel Cooper BLORE* of Mottram, Tinner & Brasier. Witnesses: Geo WOODHEAD,   William BURGESS,   John ROBERTS. Codicil: Isaac GEE late of Hattersley but now of Marple Bridge,   co. Derby Shopkeeper, 24 Feb 1827. Revoke the appointment Betty GEE, Emy GEE &   Samuel Cooper BLORE as Executors. Appoint Betty GEE, Emy GEE &   Richard MANN of Marple, Schoolmaster Executors. Witnesses: R R HIGHAM,   Thomas TAYLOR,   James BEARD. Probate granted 15 Jun 1827  Estate valued at under £450. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1827

FIELDING GARLICK

GARLICK, Samuel, of Padfield, Farmer & Widower. Died 7 Jul 1827. (Ad) Samuel GARLICK* of Padfield, Cotton Spinner (oldest son now living),   Thomas GARLICK* of Padfield, Cotton Spinner &   Joseph FIELDING* of Glossop, School Master. Admin. granted 20 Sep 1827  Estate did not exceed £100. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1832

BENNETT FOX FRITH GODARD GODDARD SHELDON SMALL

GODDARD, John, of Horridge End i/t/p Hope, Stone Mason, 3 Mar 1827. wife Sarah GODDARD*,   sons John* and Joseph GODDARD*, of Horridge End, Stone Masons;   sons William GODDARD and James GODDARD,   daughters Sarah wife of the late Josiah FOX,   Maria wife of Mathew SHELDON,   Nancy wife of Willm. FRITH and Alice GODDARD. Witnesses: Richd. BENNETT, John BENNET,   John GODARD, Sarah GODARD,   George SMALL. Probate Chapel en le Frith 18 Aug 1832; Samuel GRUNDY, Surrogate  Estate under 200£. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1833

GARLICK HIGGINBOTTOM PRESTON

GARLICK, Thomas, of Chunal, Cotton Spinner. Died 31 Jan 1833. (Ad) Sarah GARLICK* of Chunal the Widow Relict,   Thomas PRESTON* of Glossop, Auctioneer &   James HIGGINBOTTOM* of Whitfield, Cotton Spinner. Admin. granted 28 Jun 1833  Estate did not exceed £200. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1835

GARDOM PEAKE PUTTOCK REDFORD

GARDOM, George, of Epsom, co. Surrey, Auctioneer and Upholsterer, 11 Apr 1835. wife Sarah GARDOM - Estates &c. within the Manor of Ebbisham;   son George GARDOM;   brothers in law John REDFORD* of Uxbridge, co. Middlesex,   Rope and Sack Maker and William REDFORD* of Hook, co. Surrey. Witnesses: John PEAKE, Surgeon and Jas. PUTTOCK, Solr. Epsom. Date of Probate not available  Original wherever Surrey Wills are held. These GARDOMs originated in DBY. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1836

BENNETT GODDARD HANSON ORTON

GODDARD, Thomas, of Hull end, late of Castleton, 10 May 1833. Died 2 May 1835. (Ad) brother John GODDARD;   wife Nanny GODDARD, son Thomas GODDARD, daughter Nanny GODDARD. Witnesses: Daniel HANSON,   Hannah BENNETT. Admin. 20 Dec 1836; before Francis ORTON, Commissioner  The Will failed to name an Executor or Residual Legatee. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1841

BIRKS GODDARD HINCH MARSHALL SELLERS SMITH

GODDARD, George, of Stony Middleton i/t/p Hathersage, Miner, 15 Sep 1841. Died 15 Sep 1841. wife (unnamed in the Will but known to be Rosamund);   nine children:- daughter Dorothy MARSHALL wife of Henry MARSHALL of Stony Middleton;   son Joseph GODDARD of Rotherham;   son William GODDARD of Stony Middleton;   daughter Ellen GODDARD of Stony Middleton;   sons Thomas GODDARD, Benjamin GODDARD, George GODDARD,   James GODDARD and son Philip GODDARD all of Stony Middleton;   Thomas HINCH* of Stony Middleton i/t/p Eyam. Witnesses: Urban SMITH, Minister;   John SELLERS,   William BIRKS. Probate Chesterfield 14 Oct 1841; before F T BLACKBURNE, Surrogate  Effects under 200£. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1843

BLACKBURNE GASKIN NEILL PIGGOTT

GASKIN, John - of Willington, 25 Feb 1835. Bequests: to wife Mary GASKIN, sons Robert, John William, Thomas, Edward & Charles, and to daughter Mary GASKIN. Executors: Mary GASKIN NEILL (daughter) and William PIGGOTT. Probate granted 25 Apr 1843 at Derby; before F J BLACKBURNE, Surrogate.  Estate did not amount to more than £100. [Contributed by ch on 29 Oct 2004 et seq.]

1843

BOWN COTTINGHAM GREGORY MILNER PAXTON THOMPSON WALL WILDGOOSE

GREGORY, Hannah - of Chatsworth co. Derby, spinster, 12 Sep 1843. Beneficiaries: nephews + nieces John GREGORY,   Sarah PAXTON (wife of Joseph),   John Gregory COTTINGHAM, Henry COTTINGHAM,   Mary BOWN (dau. of sister Sarah),   Ruth WILDGOOSE,   sisters Mary WALL (wife of Roger Wall) and Sarah BOWN of Matlock. Executors: nephews John GREGORY + John Gregory COTTINGHAM. Witnesses: William Henry THOMPSON,   Henry MILNER. Proved at London (PCC) 27 Oct 1843. [Contributed by wj on 9 Mar 2003 et seq.]

1844

BALL CHEW GEE HADFIELD HALL MATHER ROWBOTHAM STANSFIELD

GEE, John, of Ardwick, Gentleman, 15 Jul 1836. Died 9 Mar 1844. wife Sarah GEE,   Joseph son of Joseph ROWBOTHAM late of 23 Great Guilford Street London,   if he can be found;   brother Joseph GEE* &   John ROWBOTHAM* both of Ludworth, co. Derby Farmers;   children of late sister Mary HADFIELD deceased,   late Mary ROWBOTHAM namely John ROWBOTHAM,   William ROWBOTHAM Jonathon ROWBOTHAM &   Isaac HADFIELD*. Witnesses: W.L. CHEW Solicitor Manchester,   I.N. MATHER,   T.W. CHEW. Codicil: 20 Nov 1843. Revoke the appointment of Isaac HADFIELD as executor &   in lieu of him nominate Thomas STANSFIELD of Arm Croft Ludworth,   co. Derby Gamekeeper as an Executor. Witnesses: Benjamin BALL Brydon St Ardwick,   Ina HALL of Brown St Manchester. Probate granted 26 Mar 1844  Estate being sworn under £800. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1844

BENNETT GODARD GODDARD

GODDARD, John, of Horridgend i/t/p Hope, Stone Mason, 18 Apr 1844. Died 22 Apr 1844. wife Sarah GODDARD* of Furnilee, brother James GODDARD*;   children:- son John GODDARD* Stone Mason,   Joseph, Alice, Charlotte, Elizabeth and Richard. Witnesses: Richard BENNETT,   Sarah GODARD. Probate Chapel en le Frith 9 Nov 1844; before George HALL Surrogate  Effects under £450. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1845

BENNETT GEE GODDARD MANN

GEE, Thomas, of Charlesworth, Farmer, 25 May 1843. Died 25 Feb 1845. sons Joseph GEE* (of Macclesfield, in the Parish of Prestbury,   co. Chester Haberdasher) & Henry GEE* (of Handley,   in the Parish of Hope upon Trent, co. Stafford Haberdasher) &   son in law Samuel GODDARD* (of Charlesworth in the parish of Glossop,   co. Derby Butcher), Trustees & Executors;   wife Betty GEE;   may be other (unnamed) children. Witnesses: Richard MANN,   William BENNETT. Probate granted 26 May 1845  Estate being sworn under £200. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1846

GEE MARRIOTT WASSE

GEE, Thomas, of Kinder, Yeoman, a Widower. Died 3 Apr 1846. (Ad) natural & lawful son John GEE* of Kinder in the Township of Hayfield,   Yeoman, & one of the next of kin of the deceased,   Samuel WASSE* of Hayfield, Clerk &   John MARRIOTT*, of Hayfield, Yeoman. Admin. granted 14 Jul 1846  Estate sworn as under the value of £200. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1855

GODDARD

GODDARD, Philip, of Stoney Middleton, Miner, son of George GODDARD deceased, 26 May 1854. Died 29 May 1854. portion left by Late Father given and bequeathed to sister Ellen GODDARD "for her Trouble during my Illness and Funeral expenses". Witnesses: Benjaman GODDARD,   Wm. GODDARD. Probate Chesterfield 19 Apr 1855; before George Henry LAW Surrogate  Effects under 20£. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1862

BAKER GODDARD MCWELL MOODY

GODDARD, Ellen - of Stoney Middleton co. of Derby, 26 Aug 1861. give and bequeath to my well beloved son John GODDARD the house garden together with all my household goods and all that I "Now posses" at my decease to him his issue or assigns. Trustee & Executor: my brother William GODDARD of Stoney Middleton.   Ellen GODDARD her mark. Witnesses: George GODDARD,   John MCWELL. Probate at Derby 5 Nov 1862 by the oath of William GODDARD.  Extracted by BAKER  & MOODY, Solicitors, Derby. Effects under £100. Transcribed by Janet Kirk 25 Nov 2004 from Microfilm of Derby Diocesan Probate at Matlock Record Office. DRO Ref: M253 p.620. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1866

BAGSHAW BLANCHARD COOPER GODDARD LIGNUM RADFORD SMITH WHISTON

GODDARD, Sarah - late of Betton i/t/p Drayton in Hales, co. Salop, spinster, 7 Mar 1850. Died 8 Nov 1865 at Betton. money and personal estate equally to and amongst such of my ten cousins of the Smalley family: Francis Theophilla RADFORD, John RADFORD, Alexander RADFORD,   William RADFORD, Samuel Richardson RADFORD,   Anna wife of The Reverand John BLANCHARD,   Thomas RADFORD*, Edward RADFORD, Elizabeth RADFORD and Henry RADFORD and cousin John SMITH the elder as shall be living at my decease;   all Real estate to Mrs Sarah LIGNUM widow of Hall Lowe Altrincham and Mrs Elizabeth BAGSHAW of Stockport equally. Witnesses: Alexander William RADFORD, Mary RADFORD. Proved at the District Registry at Shrewsbury 22 Mar 1866  Sworn under £3000.  Extracted by W & W H WHISTON &  COOPER, Solrs Derby. Will from the Bagshawe Collection at Sheffield City Library. Extracted by Sheila Rimmington, May 2001. Sarah was born in Derbyshire, daughter of Joseph GODDARD and Martha née RADFORD. Her sister Martha was murdered in 1842. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1866

CROMPTON GODDARD

GODDARD, Joseph, late of High Street Stalybridge, Chester, Cotton Spinner. Died 8 Jun 1866 at Stalybridge. Proved by Eliza CROMPTON (wife of John CROMPTON, Butcher) of Stalybridge sister of one of the Executors. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1866

GODDARD

GODDARD, Joseph, late of St Philip's Road, Sheffield, Fender Maker. Died 15 Jul 1866 at Stoney Middleton. Proved at Wakefield by the oaths of Martha GODDARD, of St Philip's Rd aforesaid widow the Relict and Thomas GODDARD of St Philip's Rd aforesaid Fender Maker the son the Executors. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1872

GRAHAM GREATOREX JENKINSON

GRAHAM, Joseph - of Crich Cliffe, Crich, lead miner. Died 14 Mar 1871. Mentions: daughter Sarah JENKINSON (wife of William JENKINSON) Executors: William JENKINSON and William GREATOREX of Plaistow Green Crich. Proved at Derby 15 Mar 1872. Effects under £20. [Contributed by em on 11 Sep 2004 et seq.]

1878

BRAMWELL GLADWIN HOLMES RODGERS SMITH

GLADWIN, John - late of Stanton Moor Side, p. Youlgreave, gardener. Died 19 Dec 1877 at Stanton Moor Side. Beneficiaries: wife Ann GLADWIN - all and every my real & personal estate and effects &c. during the term of her natural life for her sole use &c. and at her decease the whole to be sold and converted into money and equally divided amongst my five children - Ann wife of George BRAMWELL of Bakewell, Mary wife of Stephen HOLMES of Stanton, Sarah GLADWIN now residing with me, Joseph GLADWIN now residing at Stanton & Thomas GLADWIN now residing with me at home, share & share alike. Executors: my son Joseph GLADWIN & Stephen HOLMES of Stanton.   Will dated 13 Dec 1877: Signed John GLADWIN - his mark. Witnesses: Samuel SMITH & Robert RODGERS. Proved at Derby 27 Jun 1878 by the oath of Stephen HOLMES one of the  executors to whom admin was granted. Power reserved to Joseph GLADWIN the son the executor. Personal estate under £20. Extracted by the executor in person. Transcribed by Janet Kirk 12 Nov 2004 from Microfilm of Derby Diocesan Probate at Matlock Record Office. DRO Ref: M266, p.556. [Contributed by jk on 5 Mar 2001 et seq.]

1892

ANDREWES BROOKES CHALLINOR CLEMESHA GODDARD GOOD NEWALL

GODDARD, Joseph - of Broad Street, Leek co. Stafford Gentleman, 28 Jul 1888. Trustees & Executors: my wife Emma GODDARD, her son William Henry BROOKES and my brother Henry GODDARD of Stoney Middleton co. Derby - they to have all property &c. in trust for the use of Emma for her lifetime, then to be sold and (after payment of debts) the proceeds divided between my brother Henry GODDARD, his sister Mary ANDREWES of Stoney Middleton, my niece Ellen GODDARD (daughter of Elizabeth GODDARD of Stoney Middleton), Kate Annie Jane CLEMESHA the daughter of William CLEMESHA of Leek, and the said William Henry BROOKES, &c. Witnesses: W NEWALL clerk to Messrs CHALLINOR & Co. Solicitors Leek;   Godfrey D GOOD under-Articled clerk to Mr. W CHALLINOR Solicitor Leek. Probate 12 Dec 1892 - to execs as named. Note: My thanks to Katharine Goddard who was clever enough to find this Will when I'd missed it myself - qv the Will of Henry GODDARD, 6 Nov 1912. Kate Annie J CLEMESHA was b. Sep 1/4 1867, Leek 6b 256. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1895

GODDARD

GODDARD, Mary, of Curbar, Derbys, widow. Died 27 Mar 1895. Probate to Charles GODDARD, labourer. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1905

COCKER GODDARD HANCOCK WADLOW

GODDARD, Thomas - of Stoney Middleton, Co. Derby. Died 1903. Beneficiaries: grandson George HANCOCK of Stoney Middleton - all my freehold property consisting of a Tallow Chandler Shop and piggery, a cart house and a coal house situate in the parish of Eyam. Residue of my property to grandsons George HANCOCK* & John HANCOCK* both of Stoney Middleton to be equally divided between them.   Will dated 10 Jan 1891: Signed by Testator. Witnesses: Ezra COCKER of Stoney Middleton shoemaker & Henry John WADLOW of Stoney Middleton, schoolmaster. Probate granted at Derby 3 Mar 1905 to George HANCOCK the surviving executor. Transcribed by Janet Kirk 12 Nov 2004 from Microfilm of Derby Diocesan Probate at Matlock Record Office. DRO Ref: M823, p.202. [Contributed by jk on 5 Mar 2001 et seq.]

1907

ADAMS BULL GASKIN GOODALL PATTINSON SHEAVYN

GASKIN, John - of Milton, late Willington, 31 May 1906. Bequests: to sons William, John, Gilbert and Thomas GASKIN, and daughters Mary, Bertha GASKIN and Elizabeth (wife of William BULL);   also to Elizabeth GASKIN (wife of Thomas GASKIN). Executors: James GOODALL and Samuel Edgar SHEAVYN. Witnesses: John PATTINSON &   James Percy ADAMS. Probate granted 30 Apr 1907 to the named executors.  Value of the estate £156-18 shillings. [Contributed by ch on 29 Oct 2004 et seq.]

1912

BOWER COWEN CROMPTON EIDSON EVANS EYRE GODDARD HAGUE LENNON MASON MOSELEY ROWLAND WORCENCROFT

GODDARD, Henry, of Stoney Middleton, Lime Burner, 19 Mar 1912. sons James GODDARD* and Arthur GODDARD*;   and son in law Joseph MASON*;   to son James - 'two grass fields let to Mrs Samuel WORCENCROFT';   sons Charles Henry GODDARD and George GODDARD;   daughters Louisa wife of Joseph MASON,   Charlotte wife of William LENNON and Bertha the wife of Jacob EIDSON;   to son George - house at Eyam now occupied by Henry ROWLAND, and one grass field (about 3 acres) situate on the roadside going to Wardlow;   to son Arthur - premises now in occupation of William BOWER of Eyam;   to daur Louisa - the Rag shop and the Butchers shop situate in High Street;   to daur Bertha - the house occupied by Thomas MOSELEY near the top of the Dale Mouth, also the house occupied by 'Harriet the Hawker' and the cottage at Eyam occupied by George EYRE;   to sons James, Charles, George, Arthur - premises situate in Middleton Dale consisting of Lime Kilns Stabling Hay Chamber and Trap Shed together with the plant tools horses carts and traps also the book debts(!);   to crippled grandson Joseph EIDSON son of Bertha and Jacob EIDSON - one hundred pounds to be invested in CROMPTON and EVANS Bank until he reaches 21. Also Mentioned: A 'legacy from the Will of the late Joseph GODDARD of Leek, co. Stafford'.[1] Witnesses: Annie HAGUE, Beech Cottage Stony Middleton;   Thos E COWEN, Schoolmaster, Beech Cottage Stony Middleton. Probate London 6 Nov 1912 to James GODDARD and Arthur GODDARD lime burners  & Joseph MASON shoe manufacturer. Effects £1340. Note: [1] Joseph GODDARD of Leek was Henry's brother - qv his Will 12 Dec 1892. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1937

GODDARD

GODDARD, Arthur, of Hall Fold, Calver, Derbys. Died 14 Mar 1937. (Ad) Admin. to Charles Henry GODDARD, boot-laster. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

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