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

CLAY HILL HOBSON STRUTT WAINWRIGHT

HILL, William - of Higham in the parish of Shirland, 21 Jan 1768. Beneficiaries: brothers John HILL,   Jonathan HILL,   and sister Ann STRUTT. Executor: John HILL. Witnesses: Martha CLAY,   Samuel WAINWRIGHT,   John HOBSON. Proved 20 Apr 1768. [Contributed by ks on 28 Apr 2006 et seq.]

FIDLER HILL JOHNSON LOWE NORTH STRUTT

HILL, Robert - of Higham in the parish of Shirland, yeoman, 15 May 1778. Beneficiaries: wife Mary (includes land known as Mickley Hills in Higham) - at her death or remarriage to be divided between heirs of late brother John HILL;   brother Jonathan HILL and his heirs;   sister Ann STRUTT and her heirs;   small bequest to niece Ann STRUTT. Executor: brother in law James LOWE. Witnesses: James FIDLER,   John NORTH,   Richard JOHNSON. [Contributed by ks on 28 Apr 2006 et seq.]

1537

BARBUR BOTHE DYDDYSBURY GARLICK GODDARD HADFIELD HOLYWORTHE WARHYRST

HADFIELD, Oliver - Padfield. wife Agnes, sons John*, William*, dau Elizabeth. Bequests to: Raynold HOLYWORTHE, Jenet & Margaret [? daughters]. Supervisors: George & John HADFIELD of Wyttfield. Witnesses: John GARLICK,   John GODDARD. Debts owed to testator by: Nicholas BOTHE,   Nicholas BARBUR,   Nicholas BOTHE of Halysworth,   Hery WARHYRST,   Thomas DYDDYSBURY,   John HADFIELD. Debts owed by testator to: Alexander HADFIELD. [Contributed by mbw on 18 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1538

HARYSON HYLL MARIOTT MARSHE NORMANTON

HYLL, Henry - of Frichley in ye pyshe (of Crich), 1 Jan 1538 [29 Henry VIII] to be buryed within the holy sanctuary att Crytch. Bequests: to eyther off ye mother churches - (xii d.?);   to Margett HARYSON - one ewe shepe;   to Margery MARSHE - an other ewe shepe;   my wyff Alice & my sone Thoms - the residue, &c. (but) also yt my sone Robt shall have the (o..yng) and (.dyng) off sone Thomas. Executors: my wyff Alice, my sons Robt HYLL & James HYLL. Wyttness: John MARIOTT,   xfer (Christopher) NORMANTON, wyth others. [Contributed by sh on 14 Jul 2003 et seq.]

1544

ALLESSON BESTYLOW HYLLE

HYLLE, Robert - of ye prishe of Cryche, 2 Apr 1544. wife Emotte - 1/3 household goods & half the house to enjoy with son Robert;   son Thomas - to have "ye prest fylde to helpe hym & socurge hym wt payeng yerely to his brothr Robt for ye Rente of it";   Robert to have 4 oxen "I bought att mansfelde" and one cowe wt a shortle teyle & one bolloke of ij yrs of Age & A fole wt fyve sheppe";   to Esabell (daughter of my son Robert) one cowe calfe;   son William - "a olde nobulle of golde";   daughters Esabell and Anne - one olde nobulle to pry for my soulle & all chrysten solls;   other bequests of money to daughters in law Esabell and godchildren, to pray for his soul;   godson Robert - shalle have a uewe & a lambe;   Executors: wife Emott and son Thomas. Supervisor: ye vicar of Cryche. Witnesses: Nycholas ALLESSON "housbande man of ye prishe of Sowthwyffold";   Robte BESTYLOW of ye prishe of Chryche;   another [not readable] "housbande man of ye forsayde prshe of Wynfolde",   with "manye more". [Contributed by sh on 14 Jul 2003 et seq.]

1547

FYLDYSHEND HADFIELD HAGHE PREST RAWSON ROBYNSON

HADFIELD, Henry. wife Alys*, son John*, daus Elizabeth, Margret, Joham;   bro John. Bequests to: "everyone of my godchylder", Raufe RAWSON,   the daughter of Robert ROBYNSON. Overseers: bro John HADFIELD,   John HAGHE,   William HAGHE,   Nicholas FYLDYSHEND. Witnesses: Selvester PREST,   Nicholas HADFIELD. [Contributed by mbw on 18 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1547

FYLDYSHEND HADFELDE HAGHE RAWSON ROBYNSON

HADFELDE, Henry, of Glossop, 13 Aug 1546. wife Alys HADFELDE*,   son John HADFELDE*,   daughters Elizabeth [RAWSON] & Johan HADFELDE,   [grand daughter] Rowse RAWSON,   the daughter of Robert ROBYNSON [not named]. Supervisors & Witnesses: brother John HADFELDE,   John HAGHE & Wyllm HAGHE,   Nycholas FYLDYSHEND,   Nycholas HADFELDE. Inventory includes: 6 oxen, 4 cows, 4 stirks, 3 store sheep and 2 horses. Proved at Lichfield on 13 May 1547. (Henry is recorded elsewhere as 'of Whitfield within the parish of Glossop', his daughter Elizabeth, d. 1585, married John RAWSON of Upperthorpe in the parish of Sheffield, yeoman and tanner) [Contributed by rs on 13 Aug 2000 et seq.]

1558

ABNEY HILL HYLL KILBURNE KYLBURNE TAYLOR

HYLL, John - of Ockethorpe in ye counte of Derbe, 22 Oct 1558. "phytt of mynd & memory";   Item: to my mother church - viijd … to ye … church of … (crossing out) vs. … to made(?) the pla.(?) betwyxte Ockethorpe & Strettn - vs.;   Item: to my sune Olyver HYLL - vjl xiijs. iiijd. wt one yard(?) land yt belong to my house wt ye remyndr(?) during ye date of my leshe (lease?);   Item: to my dayghtr Alys HYLL - vjl xiijs. iiijd. wt one mare color (blank);   Item: to my daughtr Marget(?) HYLL - xls (and) one gosoe(?);   Item: to my sune George HYLL - after ye decese of his brother ye leshe of my house &c. one (yard?) land be Reservyd & gevyn to his brother Alyn HYLL;   Item: to my last begotten sune Richard HYLL - vjs. viijd. …   yf any of ye sayd Alyn HYLL Alys or Agnes HYLL my dayghtr do dye not being marryd … in case yt any of ye sayd Alyn Alys & Agnys will not obey but be stowt or stubborne … I will they be orderyd by the dyscysyon (decision) of my (possibly 'peers' - [Ed: overseers?]) Executors & Trustees: my wife Agnys HILL & my daughter Agnis HILL. [Possibly] Overseers: George ABNEY of Willysley & John KYLBURNE of Packynton my sister sune(?) (sister's son?) Witnesses: hope(?) of (?)fter,   George ABNEY,   … TAYLOR,   & John KILBURNE. [Contributed by sh on 14 Jul 2003 et seq.]

1558

BARNEBY CAMEBY HULLEY HYLL MARSHALL REDFORTHE SMITHE

HYLL, Thomas - of Cryche (Crich), 24 Nov 1558. wife Elene, daughter Alice are left all property and husbandryware, with the "rents of yt teneme't in Holbyricke"[1] (which) son in law Robert MARSHALL "freyle gave unto ye said Alice by his lyve tyme";   godchildren (not named) - to have money to pray for (Thomas's) soul;   "to the mendyng of the Chrosse of the sade Sowth Wynfeld Churche" - 6s.8d.;   "ychone of my children" - 6s.8d. (condytyonly) that they not cause trouble for wife Elene and daughter Alice - if they do "they shall have nothinge". Overseers: Sr Richard BARNEBY [or CAMEBY], vicar of Crich,   and Anthony {?}HULLEY;   "my neyghbure" John REDFORTHE also named to have "oversyght". Witnesses: John REDFORTHE,   Simon ???,   John SMITHE, with others. Notes: [1] Presumably Holbrook. [Contributed by sh on 14 Jul 2003 et seq.]

1560

BARLEY BYRD HANCOKE HAY STEVYNSON SWIFTE SWYFT WODIS WUDDY

HANCOKE, Larence, of Barley (Barlow), 19 Nov 1559. son Thomas, son Rawff HANCOKE*. Supervisor: George BARLEY, of Barley. Witnesses: Wyllm BYRD, priest;   Thomas STEVYNSON;   Rycharde WODIS{?} &   Robertt SWIFTE, wth others. Appraisers of Inventory: Wyllm HAY,   Rychard WUDDY,   Robert SWYFT;   6 Mar 1559/60. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1563

BOKYNG COLES EALES HALLUM HYLL NEDAM NEDHOM NEDOM TEYLER WYLDE

HALLUM, Humfrey - of Stony Mydylton pish of Hathersege, 25 Nov 1563. my wyffe Emot & my too children George & John - George to have the farm "when he cometh to xx{i?} yeres of agge yf he can a grey wt ye lord";   my brother John - 2 yewes "wych my faythr dyd be queyth hyme in {h}is wyll";   also mentions their mother. Supervisors: my lord and lady/ wt Symon TEYLER & thoms BOKYNG "desyryng the[m] to be gud to my wyff & to my children". Witnesses: John NEDHOM Sr (the curate) / Rychard NEDAM / Robt WYLDE / John HYLL / Robt NEDO[M] / Chars BOKYNG / [Simon?] EALES [or COLES] wt othr. [Contributed by - on 30 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1566

HALOWYS MERPULL RUYSTONBURY

HALOWYS, Agnes, Youlgreave. daughter Johane MERPULL (Marple),   son Richard HALOWYS,   son Homphrey HALOWYS,   son Thomas HALOWYS,   son in law James MERPULL* Witness: Rychard RUYSTONBURY. Probate granted 1566. [Contributed by jd on 1 Dec 1999 et seq.]

1566

ABELL BRUSHFELD HALUM HOKESWORTH HOTCHKENSON LONGDEN MOSELEY MYLNES NEDHAM WYLDE

HALUM, Phylyp - of grindleforde bridge i/t/p Eyam, 14 Mar 1564. my wyfe Jone - my dyshborde wth all furniture thereunto belongynge (one greate panne only excepted ) wch I gave to katherene HOKESWORTH;   the rest divided into three partes 1) to wife Jone;   2) to mrtyn [Martin] BRUSHFELD, and 3) betwyxt wife Jone and laurence BRUSHFELD (after debts &c. paid). Bequests & legacies: mrtyn HALUM and John HALUM, ye church of stony mydelton and Sr[?] John NEDHAM - all to have 3s. 4d.;   to Rycharde WYLDE - 3 shepe;   to Anne HALUM - 2 shepe;   to Jone HALUM - 1 shepe;   Jone WYLDE - 1 shepe;   Katherene HOKESWORTH - 3 shepe;   to everi one of my god chydren - [?]xijd.   Detts [blank] Witnesses: John NEDHAM curate / Thomas LONGDEN / Thomas WYLDE / John MYLNES / John MOSELEY / wth others. Inventory by: John ABELL / Henys [?Henry] HOTCHKENSON / Thomas LONGDEN &   John MOSELEY, 20 Dec 1569. Probate 4 Apr 1566 - NB Inventory apparently taken 3 years after. [Contributed by - on 30 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1567

BRUSHFELD CHAPMAN COTTON HALUM HOKESWORTH HOKESWORTHE MALYN MOSLEY NEDHAM ROLANDE SMYLTER SYDALL WOOD WYLDE WYLSON

HALUM, Joan, late wife of Phylyp HALUM deceased, i/t/p Eyam, Dec 1566. Laurence BRUSHFELD - 1 rede kow, 1 graye horse + various potts, pans, all Iron and chandles;   and bedding;   Wyllm MALYN, Helen MALYN, Roger MALYN and Rychard MALYN;   Rychard [Rychard crossed out annotated 'Homfre'] WYLDE (to) his wyfe - my fustyon coat;   Katheren HOKESWORTHE;   Anne & Dorothy MOSLEY (the daughters of John MOSLEY);   Iszabel SYDALL;   the three chyldren of Robert HOKESWORTH;   John SMYLTER (to) his wyfe - one carsey [kersey?] petycote;   Sr John NEDHAM curate at Eyam - ijs. [I think shillings, not pounds] Executors: Lawrence Brys[crossed out] BRUSHFELD &   Katherene HOKESWORTH - the rest. Witnesses: Sr John NEDHAM curate / John SMYLTER,   John MOSLEY, wth others / Debts owing to me: maystr Raphe COTTON - iiij markes;   & Lawrence BRUSHFELD. Inventory by: George WYLSON &   Horeth[?] WOOD;   Hommfre CHAPMAN &   Phylyp ROLANDE / 31 Dec 1566. Total: xiij[li] xvij[s] viij[d] Probate 5 Jan 1566/7. [Contributed by - on 30 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1569

BOTHE BOWER BRAMMALL BYRKEHEADE DIDDISBURY DOXSON GARLECKE HADFIELD HALLEY OLDHAM PHYLYPPE TIMPERLEY WAGSTAFFE

HADFIELD, Oliver - Glossop, Husbandman. wife Alyse*, bros Nicholas, Alexander, John;   sis Elizabeth, bro in law Reynold HADFIELD. Bequests to: Agnes HADFIELD,   Robert BOTHE the elder,   Nicholas HADFIELD (godboy),   Nicholas HALLEY,   Thomas OLDHAM s. of Thomas,   John BYRKEHEADE, children of bro Nicholas. Overseers: bro Nicholas, John BYRKEHEADE. Witnesses: Raphe BOWER{?} of Glossop,   Reynold HADFIELD bro in law,   Thomas OLDHAM,   John BYRKEHEADE. Debts owed to testator by: Edward GARLECKE,   Alexander HADFIELD of Whytfyeld,   John HADFIELD,   Thomas TIMPERLEY,   Charles BRAMMALL,   Robert HADFIELD boy of William,   Lawrence DIDDISBURY,   boy of John HADFIELD,   Wyllm PHYLYPPE,   Oliver HADFIELD,   Nicholas HADFIELD,   Reynold HADFIELD,   the wife of Nicholas DOXSON,   Robert BOTHE the elder,   John BYRKEHEADE. Debts owed by testator to: Edward WAGSTAFFE,   Lytyll John DOXSON,   Thomas HADFIELD,   Thomas OLDHAM{?}. [Contributed by mbw on 18 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1571

BROXOP ELYOT GUDENOUGH HALOWYS MARPULL ROBYNSON RUYSTONBURY SENYOR

HALOWYS, Richard, Youlgreave wife Agnes HALOWYS,   sister Jane MARPULL,   brother Thomas HALOWYS,   brother Homphrey HALOWYS;   Other bequests: Jamys SENYOR,   Alys ROBYNSON,   Martyn GUDENOUGH,   Alys BROXOP. Witnesses: Rychard RUYSTONBURY,   George ELYOT,   Thomas ROBYNSON,   James MARPULL. Probate granted 1571. [Contributed by jd on 1 Dec 1999 et seq.]

1573

BOTHE BRAYE FYLDYSONDE HADFIELD ROBYNSON WHYTYLL

HADFIELD, Alexander, of Whitfield, Glossop, Husbandman, 6 Jun 1572. wife Margaret HADFIELD*,   son Alexander HADFIELD*,   sons & overseers Nycholas & John HADFIELD,   daughter Margaret HADFIELD. Supervisors: Edward HADFIELD,   Olyver BOTHE. Witnesses: Roger BRAYE,   Robert ROBYNSON &   Nycholas FYLDYSONDE (Fieldsend). Appraisers of Inventory: Nycholas FYLDYSONDE,   Henre WHYTYLL,   John BRAYE,   Edward BRAYE, 12 Apr 1573. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1574

HANCOCK SWIFT TROUT TROUTE

HANCOCK, george, of barle (Barlow), 9 Apr 1574. wyff Marget, and eight children. [?] Executors: Elis TROUTE,   raff HANCOCK. Appraisers of Inventory: Joseph SWIFT,   Elis TROUT,   roff HANCOCK, 1574;   Total xvli xvijs. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1582

HASLUM HILL

HILL, Robert - of Wessington, husbandman, 10 Jan 1582 [24 Eliz] wife Grace HILL - to have 1/3 of goods;   children Robert HILL, Rychard HILL and Alice HILL - the other 2/3;   Alice to have over her chyldes pte one whyte headed heffer;   to Thomas HILL - xls.,   & unto Edward HASLUM one sheepe (no relationships stated for either). Overseers: John HILL (crossed out),   Robert HILL [jurat] junior. Various pieces of land (fields) are mentioned. [Contributed by sh on 14 Jul 2003 et seq.]

1585

BAGELAYE DOXON GARLICK HADFIELD

HADFIELD, John, of Padfield, Glossop, Husbandman, 22 Jun 1585. wife Ellen HADFIELD,   son John HADFIELD*,   sons Charles & Renould HADFIELD,   daughter Elizabeth HADFIELD. Supervisors: Wm DOXON &   Christoper GARLICK of Padfield. Witnesses: Thurston HADFIELD,   John HADFIELD,   Robert BAGELAYE,   Margret HADFIELD. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1589

BARDINGAN BARNES BEARDE BENET BRADBURIE BRADBURY BRAMMALL CLEATON COTRELL EER GEE GODERT HADFELDE HADFIELD HOPWOODE JODRELL RIDGE SHERTE WOODE

HADFIELD, William - Hayfield. wife Elen*, bros Robert, Raphe, Peter* (eldest bro);   mother Margerie HADFELDE, sis Margret, Elizabeth;   nephew Robert son of bro Robert. Overseers: Robt BRADBURIE of Onlerset,   William RIDGE of Highgat. Witnesses: William RIDGE,   Otiwell BRADBURIE. Debts owed by testator to: Emote COTRELL,   William BARDINGAN?. Appraisers of Inventory: Anthonye CLEATON,   Robt EER?,   Nycholas BEARDE,   Rodger HADFELDE. Debts owed to testator by: Edmonde HOPWOODE de Horsedge,   William BRAMMALL de Laneside,   Robert BARNES,   Ffrancis BARNES,   Robt SHERTE,   Thomas GODERT Smith,   James GEE de Bendfilde,   Rycharde BRADBURY,   John HADFELDE thelder,   John BENET de Highill,   George JODRELL?,   Thomas WOODE. [Contributed by mbw on 18 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1589

ALISSON COCKYNE HILL ORDISS ORDYSSE ROBINSON TELER WOODWARD WOOWARD

HILL, William - of Wessington, husbandman, 3 Feb 1589 [28 Eliz] son Robert HILL - lease of my farme in Wessington & implements of husbandry;   son William HILL - one cow or 18s.4d. in money and to his chilren 2 sheep;   son Henry HILL one cow or 18s.4d. in money and to his son John 1 yowe & lame;   son Thomas HILL - 3s.4d.;   to Agnes COCKYNE - 3s.4d.;   to my daughter Grace ROBINSON - 3s.4d.;   to William HILL and Elizabeth HILL (son & daughter of Thomas HILL) - one heffer & calfe or 15s. in money;   to my nevie [nephew] William HILL now dwelling wth mee one [beste? or bullock?] calfe or 30s. in money;   to the children of John COCKYNE and the children of Thomas ROBINSON - (each) 2 sheepe;   to my sister (wife of Nicolas ALISSON) - one stucke of wheate;   to Thomas HILL (son of Robert HILL) - one bulacke calfe or 30s. also one sheepe, and to his brother William HILL one weaninge calfe or 19s. in money and also one sheepe;   to Agnes HILL & Jone HILL (daughters of Robert HILL) one yowe & lame;   to every god childe - 4d.;   towardes the [repayre?] of my pishe church, xxd. Executor: son Robert HILL. Overseers: Robert ORDISS,   Thomas WOOWARD,   Robert TELER. Witnesses: Robert ORDYSSE,   Thomas WOODWARD,   Robert TELER,   Rychard ??? {faded} [Contributed by sh on 14 Jul 2003 et seq.]

1590

BEYLEY BOOTH HADFIELD

HADFIELD, Alexander, of Charlesworth, Glossop, Dec 1590. (I) Appraisers of Inventory: William BEYLEY,   Nicholas BOOTH,   ??? BOOTH,   Henry BOOTH of Charlesworth, Husbandmen. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1595

BRANDE DOWNES HADFIELD HAYWARDE HYDE RAWLINSON ROWBOTHAM

HADFIELD, Peter, of The Rydgetopp, parish of Glossop, Husbandman, Dec 1595. wife Alles HADFIELD*,   son George HADFIELD,   grandson John HADFIELD. Beneficiaries: Ellen ROWBOTHAM, Alles ROWBOTHOM;   son Thomas HADFIELD*,   brother & overseer John HADFIELD,   (there was another overseer, name unreadable);   creditor John HAYWARDE of Mottram parish,   debtor Raphe HYDE of Newmilne. Witness: Robert HADFIELD. Appraisers of Inventory: Thomas RAWLINSON,   Robert RAWLINSON,   Nicholas BRANDE,   Edward DOWNES. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1604

BOURE BRAMHALL DEWSNAPPE FILDSEND GARLICKE HADFELD HADFIELD HAGHE

HADFIELD, John, of Whitfield, Glossop, Husbandman, 11 Mar 1603. wife Margerye HADFIELD,   daughter Margerye HADFIELD,   sons John & Edward HADFIELD,   grandson L????? HADFIELD (hole in document). Witnesses: Robert BRAMHALL,   Nicholas HADFIELD,   Edward HADFIELD. Creditors: Robert BRAMHALL,   Raphe BOURE, Wm DEWSNAPE,   Robert DEWSNAPPE,   George GARLICKE,   John HAGHE. Appraisers of Inventory: George GARLICKE,   Thurston FILDSEND,   Nycholas HADFELD of Whitfelde,   Robert BRAMHALL, 14 Apr 1604 [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1604

BEARD COWDEN HADFIELD

HADFIELD, Alice, of The Lowerclyfe, parish of Glossop, Widow, 30 May 1604. son John HADFIELD*,   daughters Anne & Margaret HADFIELD. Appraisers of Inventory: Nicholas HADFIELD of the Overclyfe,   John HADFIELD of the Overclyfe,   Nicholas BEARD of the Phosyde,   Anthonie COWDEN of the Banke. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1616

BADGER FFOLIAMBE HANCOCK HILL MASTER MOSLEY NAILER STEPHENSON UNWINNE WRIGHT

HANCOCK, John, of Barley, 24 May 1615 [13 James I] buried at Barlow on 8 May 1616 "of Wilkin Hill". sole beneficiary wife Helene HANCOCK*. Witnesses: Raph {NAILER} or {KINDER};   Richard BADGER,   James FFOLIAMBE. Appraisers of Inventory: Christopher WRIGHT,   Thomas MOSLEY,   Thomas STEPHENSON and Thomas UNWINNE, 10 May 1616;   Total liiijli xvijdi. Probate granted, &c. Mro HILL Curato de Barley=lees,  Ro: MASTER. John HANCOCK married Hellen BADGER at Dronfield 1 Jul 1593. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1617

BENNET CASKIN COWY HANCOCKE HILL KINGE LANE MASON MASTER NOT STEVENSON SWIFT

HANCOCKE, Richard, of Barley, Husbandman, 6 Jan 1616/7 [14 James I] daughters Alice wife of Thomas LANE,   Elizabeth late wife of Robt KINGE in Highgor{?},   Grace wife of Matthew MASON,   Helen wife of Thurston NOT in Darbie, and Agnes wife of ffrancis COWY;   wife Johane HANCOCKE*. Witnesses: Geo: HILL,   Geo: CASKIN,   John BENNET. Appraisers of Inventory: Geo: HILL, Clarke;   George SWIFT,   Thomas STEVENSON,   Geo: CASKIN, 24 Jan 1616/7;   Total xxxil xxis viiid. Probate granted, &c. Ro: MASTER. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1619

BROWNE BURRE DOWLET GREENE HALL HALLEY HAUGHTON LEWE OVERALL PARNELL TYLER WOODWARD

HAUGHTON, Humphrey - of Chignall St James, Essex, clerk. daughters Katherine wife of George HALLEY of Bakewell, co. Derby, yeo &   Anne wife of Gervase HALL of Elvaston, co. Derby, clerk;   chldr Wlm, Thos & Mary;   Jn BURRE;   Wlm OVERALL. Servants: Wlm TYLER,   Wlm DOWLET,   Isaac LEWE &   Henry WOODWARD. Statute of Rob GREENE in Chancery;   wife Margt exec. Overseer: Mr Geo PARNELL of Broomfield clerk. Witness: Francis BROWNE. Proved at the Consistory Court of London c1619; f381. [Contributed by lm on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1619

BEELEY BONN BOOTH BRIDGE COLIARS DUCKET HIGGINBOTTOM HOBSON HOLINGWORTH

HOLINGWORTH, Ann - of Chisworth, 5 Mar 1618. late husband William HOLINGWORTH;   brothers Thomas and William BOOTH. Others mentioned: Raph BOOTH;   Anne BOOTH;   Ban ..... ..........;   Thomas COLIARS?;   John HIGGINBOTTOM;   Ann HOBSON?;   and William BOOTH of Charlesworth (may be the same as the one above). Witnesses: Nicholas BOOTH;   Raph BOOTH. Signed by: Hen. DUCKET deputy William BEELEY. Inventory by: Edward BONN?;   Charles BOOTH;   Francis BRIDGE;   Raph BOOTH, 24 Mar 1618. Proved 22 May 1619. [Contributed by mw on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1619

ALLEYNE BEARD BRADFORDE BRAMALL FEARNELEY GODDARD HAUFFE HEWARD HIBERTE MELLOR ROWBOTHAM STAFFORD STAFFORDE WALKLATE

HEWARD, Henry, of Raworth, yeoman, parish of Glossop, 2 Aug 1619. Beneficiaries: wife Barbara*;   son Thomas HEWARD* (son and heir apparent);   godchildren Henry STAFFORDE,   Robert ROWBOTHAM,   James ALLEYNE,   Elizabeth BRAMALL,   Henry MELLOR and Gilbert HIBERTE;   his two daughters Elizabeth HEWARD and Margaret GODDARD, "to ether of them a bedde such to be as John STAFFORD of the Shaw yeoman, John STAFFORD his brother, and Thomas WALKLATE or two of them, shall thinke to be decent and fittinge";   everyone of his children and grandchildren (unnamed);   Margaret HAUFFE;   Robert HEWARD his servant. Witnesses: Thomas HEWARD, John HEWARD and John BEARD. Appraisers of Inventory: Thomas GODDARD,   Thomas ROWBOTHAM,   William BRADFORDE and Raph FEARNELEY, 9 Aug 1619;   Total £153-7s-6d. Probate granted 6 Oct 1619. [Contributed by as on 26 Oct 2000 et seq.]

1620

ALLPORT HILL

HILL, George - of Tamworth. (Ad) Liberorum Curator ad lites granted to William ALLPORT of Tamworth yeoman father of Elizabeth, Dorothe, Margaret, William, Mary, Anne, Thomas,   Christopher, and Edward minors & legatees in the will. Admons 15 May 1620 Lichfield ECC; No 57. [Contributed by - on 11 Mar 2006 et seq.]

1621

ARVINE HALLOWES HALLOWS MARPELL SLEIGHE WHITINGTON

HALLOWES, Thomas, Derby. son Nathaniel HALLOWS,   sister Joane MARPELL,   cousin John HALLOWS,   daughter Isabell SLEIGHE,   son in law Stephen SLEIGHE,   son Thomas HALLOWES;   executor Gervais SLEIGHE. Witnesses: Philipe ARVINE,   Lucke WHITINGTON. Probate granted 1621. [Contributed by jd on 1 Dec 1999 et seq.]

1621

BELL BODDYFORD CARTWRIGHT DALLINGTON FIREBRASS GRIGG HANFORD HART JACKSON KUDYAN LAMKIN LINHEY MORGAN NINDELL OWEN PORTER POULTRYMAN SINGLETON SMITH VAHAN WALLIS WILLIAMS WILSON YONGE

HANFORD, William - mariner. Anthony YONGE;   Elias KUDYAN;   Anthony WALLIS;   Ben OWEN;   Henry DALLINGTON;   Edwd CARTWRIGHT;   Wlm GRIGG;   Chris SINGLETON;   Thos LINHEY;   Thos BELL;   Rich PORTER;   Jn WILLIAMS;   Jn MORGAN;   Henry HART;   Lawrence POULTRYMAN;   Sam NINDELL;   Phil VAHAN;   Jn LAMKIN;   Jn FIREBRASS;   Alice SMITH;   sis Emma SMITH of Derby. Witnesses: Jn WILSON,   Jn BODDYFORD &   Wlm JACKSON. Proved in the Commissary Court of London Jul 1621-Dec 1625: Vol 24, f139. [Contributed by lm on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1621

CHATTERTON FARJOHN FARSSON HOLLINGWORTH MELLOR RADCLIFFE WALKLATE

HOLLINGWORTH, Roger - of Chatterton Lane Mellor, husbandman, Aug 1613. wife Joane;   sons William HOLLINGWORTH and Robert HOLLINGWORTH;   son in law William FARSSON?   FARJOHN?;   Margaret FARSSON?;   son in law Thomas MELLOR. Witnesses: Benjamin RADCLIFFE of Podnor and William .............. Inventory by: Benjamin RADCLIFFE;   Thomas WALKLATE &   Gilbert CHATTERTON, Feb 1620/1. Proved 20 Mar 1620/1. [Contributed by mw on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1621

BRAMHALL CHALSWORTH DEWSNAPP GARLICKE HADFIELD HINCHCLIFFE MARTIN NEWHOUSE

HADFIELD, John, of Whitfield, Glossop, Husbandman, 21 Nov 1621. son Henry HADFIELD,   neighbour Nicholas GARLICKE,   daughters Ales, Ann & Cateren HADFIELD;   wife Ann HADFIELD*,   sisters Ales & Joane HADFIELD;   brother Edward HADFIELD*. Overseers: John BRAMHALL of the Binege,   Nicholas GARLICKE. Creditors: John NEWHOUSE,   Tho. DEWSNAPP,   Tho. GARLICKE,   Tho. MARTIN,   Nicholas CHALSWORTH. Witnesses: Edward HADFIELD,   John BRAMHALL,   Laurence HINCHCLIFFE. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1627

BARBER BOOTHE BRAY DOXON GARLICKE HADFIELD NEWTON WAGSTAFFE WHYTLE WOODE

HADFIELD, Nicholas, of Whitfield, Glossop, Yeoman, 8 Sep 1627. John HADFIELD and his father Alexander HADFIELD;   wife Ellin HADFIELD*,   son Edward HADFIELD*. Witnesses: Thomas BARBER,   Edward HADFIELD (son),   ? NEWTON. Appraisers of Inventory: Thomas BOOTHE,   Nicholas BRAY,   Edward HADFIELD senior. Creditors: William WAGSTAFFE,   Thomas NEWTON,   Thomas GARLICKE,   Nicholas BRAY,   Thomas WOODE,   Anthonio GARLICKE,   Thomas DOXON,   Thomas WHYTLE. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1628

CRYER DEWSNAP DOXON EIRKE? GARLICKE HADFIELD HARROPE HAULE HINCHCLIFFE REDDISH SHIRT WOODE

HADFIELD, Henry, of Whitfield, Glossop, Yeoman, 26 Mar 1623. youngest sister Cateren HADFIELD,   father John HADFIELD, deceased,   uncle Edward HADFIELD*,   friend of uncle Anne HARROPE;   beneficiary (probably sister) Anne HADFIELD,   sister Alice HADFIELD. Overseers: Mr CRYER,   Alexander HADFIELD &   Lawrence HINCHCLIFFE. Creditors: Thomas DEWSNAP,   Hugh SHIRT,   John DOXON,   Cuth HAULE,   Thomas GARLICKE,   George WOODE,   Raph EIRKE? &   Raph REDDISH. Witnesses: Nicholas HADFIELD,   Alexander HADFIELD,   Lawrence HINCHCLIFFE. Appraisers of Inventory: Antonie GARLICKE elder,   Nicholas HADFIELD,   Alexander HADFIELD,   Lawrence HINCHCLIFFE, 30 Apr 1624 Will appears in the index in 1628 [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1634

ASHBORNE HILL HUNTE MORE SPOONER TAYLORE WILCOKSON WILCOXSON WOODWARD

HILL, William - of Washington, co. Derby. 15 Sep 1633. eldest son Robert HILL - £100 at 21;   daughter Margret HILL - £60 3 years after my decease;   youngest daughter Elizabeth HILL - £15 4 years after my decease;   youngest son William HILL - £50 4 years after my decease (all under 21);   Hellen WOODWARD - one [brown?] coulte for her whole filiall childs parte;   2 grandchildren Henry WOODWARD & Ane WOODWARD - 2 younge ewe sheepe;   each & everie my godchildren - twelve pence;   "unto the poore of Washington - ten shillings to be devided amongste them at the discression of my Executrixe and Overseers";   wife Hellen HILL - immediate possession of all my premises... for & towards the education & bringine up of my youngeste children... also for maintaining of my brother Thomas HILL... if hee please to staye and live with her... if he will not... £20 of Currante Englishe money and a bedd. Overseers: son in law Thomas WOODWARD,   brother in law Robert HUNTE,   ffrends George TAYLORE,   and Robert WILCOKSON. Witnesses: ffra MORE,   William HILL,   John SPOONER, his marke. Probate in 1634 {date unknown} to Ellena HILL de Washington, vid;  Robertus HILL de Washington pred yeoman et  Robertus WILCOXSON de Northcroft{?}, yeoman.  Sworn to Carolus Ashborntia {Charles ASHBORNE} deput. [Contributed by sh on 14 Jul 2003 et seq.]

1634

HATFIELD HORNE LOVE LOYD ROMENEY

HATFIELD, Hugh - London, yeoman; voyage to Greenland. Executor: brother John HATFIELD citizen & haberdasher. Witnesses: Edward ROMENEY,   Edward LOVE,   John HORNE,   & William LOYD. Proved in the Commissary Court of London, London Division 1634-1639:  Vol 27, f139. Note: Hugh's brother John was aprnt. 1609, son of Thomas HATFIELD of Glossop, co. Derby yeo. [Contributed by lm on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1635

BEARD DOWNES FERNELEY FERNELY HADFEILDE HADFIELD KINDER

HADFIELD, John, of Little Ridge, parish of Glossop, Yeoman, 13 Oct 1634. wife Elizabeth HADFIELD*,   second son John HADFIELD,   daughters Elizabeth & Ellin HADFIELD;   debtors Robert HADFIELD of Chellmarton,   Edward DOWNES of Bankhead;   sons Thomas & Nicholas HADFIELD,   eldest son Robert HADFIELD. Overseers: John KINDER,   Robert HADFIELD of Chelmarton. Witnesses: Robert HADFEILDE of Overcliff,   George KINDER,   Raphe FERNELEY. Appraisers of Inventory: John HADFIELD,   George KINDER,   John BEARD,   Raphe FERNELY. Will appears in the index in 1635 [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1635

BEARDE BOWDEN HADFIELD KYRKE LINGARTT LOWE SHEART

HADFIELD, George. wife Ann*, son Edward*, son in law Charles LINGARTT. Witnesses: Peeter(sic) LOWE of Chappell Milton. Nicholas BEARDE. Appraisers of Inventory: John SHEART of Bowdenhead,   George KYRKE of the lane,   George LINGARTT of Chappell Milton,   Thomas BOWDEN of cotebanck. [Contributed by mbw on 18 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1635

BOOTH BREDBURY EYRE HADFIELD HADFIELDE

HADFIELD, John, of Charlesworth, Glossop, Husbandman, 1635. son John HADFIELD. Witnesses: Henry BOOTH,   William BOOTH. Appraisers of Inventory: Robt BREDBURY,   Henrie BOOTH,   Charles BOOTH,   William BOOTH. Debtors: Frances EYRE,   Alexander HADFIELDE, 18 May 1635. Creditors: Edw HADFIELDE,   Henrie BOOTH. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1637

GOSSE HALLAM HEATON MOWER

HEATON, John - of Baslow, husbandman, 16 Dec 1636. Beneficiaries: wife Elizabeth HEATON, son John HEATON, son Henrie HEATON. Executors: wife Elizabeth and son John. Witnesses: Robert MOWER (sg),   Alexander GOSSE (sg),   Anthony HALLAM (mark). Proved at Bakewell Feb 1636/7. [Contributed by - on 27 Oct 2001 et seq.]

1641

HOLLINGWORTH

HOLLINGWORTH, Margaret - of Glossop. Mentions: William HOLLINGWORTH yeoman. Proved 25 May 1641. [Contributed by mw on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1641

BRADOWE BRAMMA BUTLER DAKIN EYRE HINCH HODGKINSON MORTTAYNE SEELE SHELDON SIDALL SKINNER SMAWFILDE SWAN TOMASSON WELES WILCOCKSON WILCOKSON WOFFINDELL

HINCH, Daniel, of Cattle (Kettle?) House, Hatersidge, husbandman, 9 Aug 1641 [16 Chas I] wife Joane, son John BRADOWE alies HINCH*. Overseers: Richard SKINNER,   John SEELE,   ffrancis WILCOKSON &   Thomas DAKIN. Witnesses: ffrancis DAKIN,   John ('H') HINCH, Joane ('X') HINCH and Thomas DAKIN. Debts owing: Anthony SIDALL of Boothes. Debts owed: Richard SKINNER of Hathersidge,   Robt: TOMASSON of the same,   Mr Barnett WELES the elder,   Edetherd SHELDON of Padly,   Rowlland SWAN,   ffrancis DAKIN, Thomas DAKIN,   James MORTTAYNE,   John BUTLER,   John WILCOCKSON of the Harpar leese,   John SMAWFILDE for a cowe, 25 Mar 1642;   John EYRE of Bretton, for rent;   Georege BRAMMA : Total 12li 10s.4d. Appraisers of Inventory: William SEELE,   Boniface SIDALL,   Hugh HODGKINSON &   Thomas DAKIN, 19 Aug 1641 ;   Total 39li 17s. Probate jurat Johan: WOFFINDELL, deputat. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1645

BARBER BOOTH BRAMHALL CALLEOR? DEWSNOPP DEWSNOPPY GARLICK HADFIELD SLAKKE? SWINDELL WATERHOUSE WHITTLE WHYTLE

HADFIELD, Edward, of Whitfield, Glossop, Husbandman, 20 May 1645. Beneficiaries: Allis HADFIELD, Anne HADFIELD (sisters),   Elyzabeth GARLICK,   Ellen BOOTH,   Emie SWINDELL,   Robert SLAKKE?,   Robert BRAMHALL,   Edward GARLICK,   Shroly GARLICK,   Elizbeth BRAMHALL,   Elissabeth SWINDELL,   John CALLEOR?,   Ester WATERHOUSE,   Maryet WATERHOUSE;   executor Robert BRAMHALL*. Witnesses: William WHYTLE,   William BARBER. Debtors: Robertt DEWSNOPP,   William BARBER,   John WATERHOUSE,   William DEWSNOPPY. Appraisers of Inventory: Alexsander HADFIELD,   William BARBER,   William WHITTLE the yonger &   William WHITTLE the Elder. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1647

BRADBURY FISHER HALLOWS

HALLOWS, Mary, widow of Humphrey, of Youlgreave. daughter Mary BRADBURY. Witnesses: Raphael BRADBURY,   Sara FISHER. Probate granted 1647. [Contributed by jd on 1 Dec 1999 et seq.]

1655

ALSOPP ARCHEDYNE BATEMAN BOTHAM GLASEBROOKE HALL HAWORTH HOPKINSON RAGG SAGO WINGEFIELD WOODIWISS

HALL, Thomas of Wirksworth Beneficiaries: brother Robert HALL*;   Robert SAGO*;   godchild Thomas HALL, son of nephew James HALL;   godson Thomas WINGEFIELD;   George, Henry, Adam, Dorothy & Ann HOPKINSON,   children of Mr. George HOPKINSON;   Elizabeth & Dorothy HOPKINSON, daughters of James HOPKINSON;   Henry & Ann HOPKINSON, children of the late Tobias HOPKINSON;   Mr. John HOPKINSON of Bonsall;   Richard HAWORTH,   Henry BATEMAN,   Elizabeth WOODIWISS,   Alice ALSOPP,   Thomas GLASEBROOKE. Witnesses: Francis ARCHEDYNE,   John BOTHAM &   Edward RAGG. Proved at London 21 Mar 1655. [Contributed by kmf on 23 Dec 2001 et seq.]

1660

HOLLINGWORTH

HOLLINGWORTH, Thomas - the elder of Long Eaton, yeoman, 1660. wife, son George (<21), daughter Anne, sonnes Francis and Thomas and their children. Inventory: £27-2-4. [Contributed by ph on 2 Jul 2006 et seq.]

1660

GARLICK GODDARD HADFIELD MARTIN NEWTON

HADFIELD, Thomas, of Dinting, Glossop, Husbandman, 25 Jul 1660. (I) administratrix wife Mary HADFIELD*,   with other administrators Thomas GARLICK*,   Hugh? GODDARD* &   John MARTIN*. Appraisers of Inventory: Charles GARLICK,   William NEWTON. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1660

HOLE HOLLINGWORTH HOOLE TOPLIS TOPLISS WINFIELD WRIGHT

HOLE, George - of Brackenfield, Morton, Husbandman, 29 Aug 1660. Executor: wife Agnis. Mentions: sons Hugh, John, George, Henry;   daughters Katherine, Elizabeth, Mary. Witnesses: James WINFIELD,   Robert TOPLIS. Inventory Witnesses: Robert TOPLISS,   John HOLLINGWORTH,   Robert WRIGHT,   George WRIGHT,   William HOOLE,   James WINFIELD,   Richard HOLE. [Contributed by cr on 27 May 2011 et seq.]

1665

BEARD BENET HADFIELD HARROP HIBERT TRICKETT WARRINGTON

HADFIELD, Thomas - Ridgetop, Yeoman. eldest son of Thomas HADFIELD of Chinley;   wife Grace*, daus Elizabeth, Ellen. Witnesses: George HADFIELD,   John HADFIELD,   Marke TRICKETT. Appraisers of Inventory: George HADFIELD, John HADFIELD,   Rodger BENET,   Marke TRICKETT. Debts owed by testator to: Rodger BENET,   John HARROP,   Robt WARRINGTON,   Thomas HIBERT,   Robt BEARD. "Total debts were L39 - 2 - 0 more than the value of Goods & Cattells"! [Contributed by mbw on 18 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1665

BROMFIELD HUDSON

HUDSON, John - citizen and carpenter. Susan dtr of wifes decsd bro Edwd BROMFIELD of 'Worcer'   [Wirksworth?] co. Derby;   wife Elnr*. Proved in the Commissary Court of London 1665: Vol 32, f291. [Contributed by lm on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1665

BEARD BENNET HADFIELD HARROP HIBERT TRICKETT WARRINGTON

HADFIELD, Thomas, of Ridgetop, parish of Glossop, Yeoman, 10 Jun 1664 father Thomas HADFIELD of Chinley (of whom he was the eldest son);   daughters Elizabeth & Ellen HADFIELD;   wife Grace HADFIELD*. Witnesses: George HADFIELD,   John HADFIELD,   Marke TRICKETT. Appraisers of Inventory: George HADFIELD,   John HADFIELD,   Rodger BENNET,   Marke TRICKETT. Creditors: Rodger BENNET,   John HARROP,   Robt WARRINGTON,   Thomas HIBERT,   Robt BEARD. Probate granted 26 Apr 1665. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1665

DANYELL HADFIED HADFIELD HOWSON STANLEY WILSON

HADFIED, Hugh - of Eyam, miner, 28 Oct 1664. Buried 11 Nov 1664. (N) "I make no will in writing for I have little to make any will for - I leave to my wife (God help her for she is old & weake) what there is". Witnesses: Thos STANLEY,   John HADFIELD(X). Inventory by: John WILSON the elder,   Nicholas DANYELL,   Thomas HOWSON of Stoney Middleton, yeoman, 11 Nov 1664;   Total £17-12-10. Probate 26 Apr 1665. Note: Hugh's wife was named Elizabeth. She was buried 23 Oct 1675, so apparently survived the Plague in 1665/6 in spite of being old and weak! [Contributed by rh on 8 Feb 2002 et seq.]

1666

ANDREW BENET BRADBURY DOWNES HADFIELD ROLLINSON TRICKETT WATERHOUSE

HADFIELD, Grace - Ridgetop, Widow [of Thomas 1665]. daus Ellen <21y, Elizabeth;   son in law Joseph TRICKETT*;   sons Peter, Thomas;   uncle Wm DOWNES. Bequests to: George HADFIELD of Ridgtop son of George HADFIELD,   Edward DOWNES of Taphole,   Rodger BENET,   Thomas BRADBURY of Stubbs,   Thomas WATERHOUSE of Haslehurst,   John HADFIELD of Little Ridge,   John HADFIELD son of Robert HADFIELD of Chinley. Witnesses: George HADFIELD,   Raphe ANDREW. Appraisers of Inventory: Raphe ANDREW,   George HADFIELD,   John HADFIELD. Bond: made with late husband Thomas sealed to Thomas ROLLINSON &   Edward DOWNES. Also mentioned: Thomas son of Peter HADFIELD. [Contributed by mbw on 18 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1666

FFOXE GODDARD HADFIELD HINCHCLIFF HYDE SLACK

HADFIELD, John - Overcliffe, Yeoman. dau Sena, son John*, grandchildren John HADFIELD, Thomas HADFIELD. Bequests to: Margrett FFOXE wife of William FFOXE. Overseer: John HYDE. Witnesses: Robert GODDARD,   John HYDE. Appraisers of Inventory: Robert SLACK,   Robert HINCHCLIFF,   Robert GODDARD,   John HYDE. [Contributed by mbw on 18 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1666

ANDREW BENET BRADBURY DOWNES DOWNS HADFIELD ROLLINSON TRICKETT WATERHOUSE

HADFIELD, Grace, of Ridgetop, parish of Glossop, Widow, 26 May 1666. daughters Ellen & Elizabeth HADFIELD,   son in law Joseph TRICKETT*,   late husband Thomas HADFIELD;   sons Peter & Thomas HADFIELD,   uncle William DOWNS. Beneficiaries: George HADFIELD of Ridgetop & his son,   Edward DOWNS of Tapehole,   Rodger BENET,   Thomas BRADBURY of Stubs?,   Thomas WATERHOUSE of Haslehurst,   John HADFIELD of Little Ridge,   John son of Robt HADFIELD of Chinley. Witnesses: George HADFIELD,   Raphe ANDREW. Appraisers of Inventory: Raphe ANDREW,   George HADFIELD,   John HADFIELD. Debtor: Marke TRICKETT. Creditors: Thomas ROLLINSON,   Edward DOWNES. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1666

FOX GODDARD HADFIELD HINCHCLIFF HYDE SLACK

HADFIELD, John, of Overcliff, parish of Glossop, Yeoman, 16 Jul 1666. daughter Sena? HADFIELD,   tenant William FOX & Margrett his wife;   beneficiary, overseer, neighbour and friend John HYDE of Bulshaw;   grandsons John & Thomas HADFIELD,   son John HADFIELD*. Witnesses: Robert GODDARD,   John HYDE. Appraisers of Inventory: Robert SLACK,   Robert HINCHCLIFF,   Robert GODDARD,   John HYDE. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1667

BARRETT HEAWOOD HEYWOOD HOWETT HUSS HUSSE JAQUES SMALEY TROWELL WINFIELD

HUSS, Edward - of Long Eaton, husbandman, 10 Nov 1667 [19 Chas II] wife (deceased), father Wiliam HUSSE (alive), only child William HUSSE;   sister Constance (wife of Jonas WINFIELD);   sister Susanna TROWELL;   brothers William and George;   servant Jane SMALEY. Overseers: loveing friendes and kinsmen Edward BARRETT and Willm HEYWOOD. Witnesses: John JAQUES,   William HEAWOOD. Inventory by: William HOWETT & John BARRETT of Long Eaton aforesaid, 24 Mar 1667. [Contributed by ph on 2 Jul 2006 et seq.]

1667

COOPER FINDLER HADFIELD MOMPESSON STANLEY WILSON

HADFIELD, Alexander - of Eyam, tailor, 2 Aug 1666. Buried 3 Aug 1666. (N) "being sick but of good memory did express words to this effect..." wife Mary - "goods and estate" except clothes to go to brother John. Inventory by: Thomas STANLEY,   Robert FINDLER, yeoman of Eyam and John WILSON. Probate 4 Apr 1667 to relict Mary and John COOPER;  Revd MOMPESSON signs. Note: Alexander was baptised at Eyam 23 Jan 1741/2; making him aged 24 when he died of Plague [Contributed by rh on 8 Feb 2002 et seq.]

1667

HOLLINGWORTH SLATER STAND START

HOLLINGWORTH, Reginald - of Glossop. wife Elizabeth;   sons Thomas & John HOLLINGWORTH;   daughter Jane HOLLINGWORTH;   son in law Richard STAND or START. Also mentioned: John SLATER. Proved 17 Apr 1667. [Contributed by mw on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1667

HANCOCK SHELDON STANLEY

HANCOCK, John - late of the parish of of Eyam, 24 Apr 1667 [16 Chas 2] (Ad) To Elizabeth HANCOCK (the relict), her marke. Sealed and Delivered: Tho: STANLEY,   Philip SHELDON, Agnes SHELDON, her marke. [Contributed by jbch on 1 Mar 2002 et seq.]

1667

BARKER BOOTHE BOSTOCK HAND HOLE HOLLINGSWORTH MADDOR PARKS

HOLE, Thomas - of Milltown, Ashover, Blacksmith, 1666. Executor: Richard HOLE. Mentions: sons Henry, William & Richard;   son in laws William BOSTOCK, John HOLLINGSWORTH;   daughter in law Rosamund HOLE (wife of William);   grandchildren William HOLE (son of William), Henry BOSTOCK. Witnesses: ? BARKER,   Alice BOOTHE. Inventory Witnesses: Robt PARKS,   Richard HAND,   John MADDOR,   Thomas HAND, dated 24 Apr 1667. [Contributed by cr on 27 May 2011 et seq.]

1667

CHAPMAN HALLAM NOTON PYNDOR ROWLAND WALKER

HALLAM, Robert - late of Baslow. (Ad) to Mary HALLAM (the relict), her marke;   before Sr Walter WALKER Bt. Sealed and delivered: Reg PYNDOR, n.p. Inventory by: Humfrey CHAPMAN,   Robert ROWLAND,   John NOTON, 28 May 1667;   Total: 17-7-2. Admon Bakewell 4 Jun 1667. [Contributed by - on 30 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1668

BARDSLEY BOWMAN BRADBURY BROWN BROWNE BRUNDERETH COOKE DANIELL EYRE HADFIELD HEGINBOTHAM KINDER MARRIOTT MARSLAND RADCLIFFE RAWLINSON SHRIGLEY THORNEHILL WAGSTAFFE WALBLASE WOOD YEARNELEYE

HADFIELD, John - Mellor, Yeoman. wife Alice, sister Ellin HADFIELD. Bequests to: John BRUNDERETH son of John BRUNDERETH of Birchall,   John BRUNDERETH thelder*,   John & William sons of Raphe HEGINBOTHAM,   Martha DANIELL dau of Olliver DANIELL of Poynton,   Alice DANIELL, Sara DANIELL, Mary DANIELL;   Robert YEARNELEYE's son,   John KINDER and son Raphe KINDER and his [Raphe's] mother,   William COOKE alias HADFIELD of Bramall,   John RADCLIFFE son of Willm RADCLIFFE late of Townescliffe in Mellor Yeoman deceased;   John WOOD &   Grace MARSLAND (servants);   The children of William WALBLASE? of Hiltopp in Mellor;   Elizabeth now wife of John BRADBURY;   Margarett wife of Thomas SHRIGLEY of Adlington;   John BROWN the Miller;   godson John son of Willm RADCLIFFE now of Townescliffe;   Thomas RADCLIFFE of Heathiebancke;   John BOWMAN,   John COOKE alias HADFIELD;   William BRUNDERETH of Bramall my kinsman &   Margaret his now wife;   kinsman John BRUNDERETH thelder of Birch Hall;   Elizabeth DANIELL wife of Olliver DANIELL;   Katherine now wife of John BRUNDERETH thelder;   Hadfield BRUNDERETH son of John BRUNDERETH thelder. Overseers: Thomas EYRE of Swallowhouses,   Henrie BARDSLEY of Marple, Sam: BARDSLEY. Witnesses: Olyver DANIELL,   John BROWNE,   John WOOD. Also mentioned: Humphrey THORNEHILL of Hardwickwall, Yeoman;   Ann THORNEHILL widow, Thomas THORNEHILL,   William WAGSTAFFE of Chesworth Yeoman. Bequeathed: three score pounds to a School Master to teach at Hayfield in the hands of Thomas EYRE of Swallowhouses yeoman,   Henry BARDSLEY son of Samuel BARDSLEY of Marple Clerke,   John BRUNDERETH my kinsman,   Thomas MARRIOTT of Hayfield and James RAWLINSON of Gibhey. [Contributed by mbw on 18 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1668

BRADBERY BRADBURY GREGORIE HIBBART HIBBERT RAGGE ROWLAND

HIBBERT, George - of Baslow, 23 Nov 1667. (N) Quoted in full as it is so graphic! "George HIBBART of Baslow being sicke in body but in good and parfict memory did declare his mind and will concerning that small estate hee died possessed of in this manor following: beeing asked how hee would leave that little estate hee had whethar to his wife or noe: and hee answered yes: beeing asked againe and hee said yes or Iy then being put in mind of his children which hee had by his first wife and that it was covenient to leave them something: and then hee said the should have ethar of them five shillings: beeing asked againe and hee said yes ethar of them five shillings: and his wife to bee his executoris then hee was asked what that will should doe that hee had formearly made and hee said borne it: then beeing given into his hands hee did endevore to put it into the fire him selfe and with helpe of some othars to gide his body it was borneed in the sight and presents of Mr John BRADBERY and Robert GREGORIE in the day and yeare first above written." Appraisers of Inventory: John BRADBURY (sg),   Robert ROWLAND (sg),   Robert GREGORIE (sg),   John RAGGE senior (sg). Value £12-0s-4d Proved at Bakewell Mar 1667/8. [Contributed by - on 27 Oct 2001 et seq.]

1668

BARRET BARRETT CARTER HEAWOOD HUSS HUSSE JAMES MARTIN SMAWLEY WINFIELD

HUSSE, William - of Long Eaton i/t/p Sallowe [Sawley], yeoman, 8 Jun 1668 [20 Chas II] late sonne Edward HUSSE, eldest sonne Henry HUSSE;   2 younger sonnes William HUSSE and George HUSSE (also joint execs);   daughter Constance WINFIELD (wife of Jonahs WINFIELD of Risley);   grandchilde William HUSS;   servant & tenant Thomas MARTIN, his wife Sisley;   servant Jane SMAWLEY. Overseers: two loveing friends & kinsmen Edward BARRETT and Edward CARTER. Witnesses: Edward BARRET, Edward CARTER, Anne BARRETT her marke. Inventory by: Henry JAMES,   John BARRETT,   William HEAWOOD, 16 Jun 1668. [Contributed by ph on 2 Jul 2006 et seq.]

1670

CHAPMAN HALLAM HALLUME HEATON MARPLE

HEATON, John - of Baslow, yeoman 19 Nov 1669. Beneficiaries: sons Henry HEATON, Robert HEATON, John HEATON and Thomas HEATON*, daughter Elesabeth HEATON, wife Hellen HEATON*. Witnesses: Anthony HALLAM(X),   Thomas MARPLE(X). Appraisers: Humphry CHAPMAN,   James MARPLE,   Anthony HALLUME, 30 Apr 1670. Value £37 18s 2d. Proved at Bakewell 19 May 1670. [Contributed by - on 27 Oct 2001 et seq.]

1673

BOOTH BRAMHALL HARRISON HOLLINGWORTH HOLLINWORTH LINGUARD

HOLLINGWORTH, George - of Mosilee, Glossop, yeoman. wife`s name illegible;   brothers William and Rodger;   sister Elizabeth. Also mentioned: Elizabeth BRAMHALL;   Joseph (?) HARRISON (?). Witnesses: Joseph (?) LINGUARD;   Rodger HOLLINWORTH (?);   Tho. BOOTH. Proved 30 Apr 1673. [Contributed by mw on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1674

COOPE GREENE HINCH MADIN RAGGE SELLERS SHARPE SWIFT

HINCH, George, of Stony=Middleton in the pshe of Hathersage, Miner, 14 Feb 1673/4 [26 Chas II] eldest son Samuel HINCH (under 21);   younger son Ralph HINCH (under 21) to have the house occupied by William SELLERS;   brother John HINCH,   rest of goods, cattells, & to wife Ruth HINCH*;   brother in law George SWIFT* ye younger. Witnesses: Henry MADIN(H),   John HINCH(O),   Geo: GREENE. Appraisers of Inventory: Dennis RAGGE(DR),   ffrancis SHARPE, 24 Mar 1673/4;   Total 14l-15s-2d. Probate Chesterfield 20 May 1674; before Joha COOPE surrogat. Note: George HINCH married Ruth MADIN at Hathersage 26 Sep 1669. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1676

HOLLINGWORTH ROBINSON

HOLLINGWORTH, William - of Mosilee, Glossop, husbandman. wife Ann;   daughters Ellen, Ann (?), Martha and Margaret HOLLINGWORTH. Also mentioned: Ann and Ellen ROBINSON;   Thomas HOLLINGWORTH;   William ROBINSON. Executors: Ann HOLLINGWORTH;   William ROBINSON. Proved 26 Apr 1676. [Contributed by mw on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1677

BARNES BEMMILL BENNITT EYRE HADFIELD MILNER TRICKETT WATERHOUSE

HADFIELD, John, of Littleridge, parish of Glossop, Yeoman, 22 May 1677. wife Ann HADFIELD,   second son Robert HADFIELD*,   daughters Sarah, Ann, Margarett & Mary HADFIELD;   son John HADFIELD. Witnesses: Thomas EYRE,   Thomas WATERHOUSE,   Joseph BEMMILL,   John MILNER,   Edward BARNES. Appraisers of Inventory: George HADFIELD,   Randolph BENNITT,   John MILNER,   Joseph TRICKETT,   Nicholas HADFIELD. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1678

DEARNELEY HADFIELD HEGINBOTHAM MOSELEY RADCLIFFE

HADFIELD, Alice - Mellor, widow [of John 1668], written 1671. Everything left to nephew John HEGINBOTHAM:,   son of Ralph HEGINBOTHAM* of Ludworth Yeoman. Witnesses: Joseph DEARNELEY,   George RADCLIFFE. Appraisers of Inventory: Tho MOSELEY of Ludworth,   George RADCLIFFE of Mellor. [Contributed by mbw on 18 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1679

BALL BUXTON DAKIN HALLOWS HOLLINSHEAD

HALLOWS, Margaret, widow of George, Youlgreave. daughter Mary BALL,   grandson William HALLOWS,   grandson George HALLOWS,   granddaughter Elizabeth HALLOWS,   granddaughter Hannah HALLOWS,   granddaughter Sarah HALLOWS,   granddaughter Jane HALLOWS,   cousin Edward BUXTON. son in law William BALL* Witnesses: Dorethy DAKIN,   Ann BUXTON,   ? HOLLINSHEAD. Probate granted 1679. [Contributed by jd on 1 Dec 1999 et seq.]

1679

ANDREW BUCKLEY HYDE MARRIOTT SLACK WHYTLE

HYDE, John, of Bulshaw, Husbandman, 20 Dec 1679. wife Delpha HYDE,   son John HYDE;   grandchildren Cornelius, Martha & Hanna HYDE;   son in law John WHYTLE,   daughter Ellin HYDE*,   daughter Delfa WHYTLE. Witnesses: Binjamin MARRIOTT,   Samuell MARRIOTT. Appraisers of Inventory: John ANDREW,   Robert SLACK,   Edmund BUCKLEY,   William ANDREW, 7 Feb 1679;   Value £54/16/0. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1680

BEREISFORD CURTIS GALL GLOW HOPKINSON MOORE RENSHAW

HOPKINSON, Matthew - of Holmgate, North Wingfield, 22 Sep 1680. Executor: son Thomas. Mentions: wife Anne;   daughters Mary MOORE, Ann RENSHAW;   sons Matthew, Anthony, William, Thomas;   brother Anthony HOPKINSON. Witnesses: John GLOW,   John CURTIS. Inventory Witnesses: John BEREISFORD,   William HOPKINSON,   Edward GALL. [Contributed by cr on 27 May 2011 et seq.]

1680

BUCKLEY HADFEILD HEAWARD HYDE SLACKE WHYTLE

HYDE, Delpha, of Bulshaw, Widow, 20 Oct 1680. son John HYDE,   daughter in law Ellin HYDE;   son in law John WHYTLE,   daughter Delpha WHYTLE;   grandchildren Martha & Hanna HYDE;   daughter Ellin HYDE*. Witnesses: John HADFEILD ye elder,   James HEAWARD,   John HADFEILD younger. Appraisers of Inventory: Robert SLACKE,   Tom BUCKLEY,   John WHYTLE, 19 Mar 1680;   Value £26/13/6. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1683

BORKING BROWNETT EYRE GRANT HALL SLACK

HALL, George - of Hope, miner, 17 Jul 1683. Ann his wife to have everything & be sole exec. His mark a large H. Witnesses: Robert H his mark a large H,   Will EYRE,   Adam GRANT his mark a large A   & Thomas BROWNETT. Inventory: Aug 1683 by Robert BORKING, Will EYRE,   John SLACK his mark JS   & Thomas BROWNETT to the value of £26/1/6d. Proved Bakewell 1683. [Contributed by vh on 04 Nov 2005 et seq.]

1684

CHATTERTON COTTRELL HAMBLETON JOHNSON MOTTRAM NIXON PICKERING YEARELY

HAMBLETON, William, of Mellor, Husbandman. daughter Margrett, wife of Richard NIXON,   sons William HAMBLETON, Robert HAMBLETON and Peter HAMBLETON;   wife Ann;   executor John MOTTRAM*. Witnesses: Mary HAMBLETON, Peter HAMBLETON,   Robert YEARELY,   Samuel PICKERING. Appraisers of Inventory: Thomas COTTRELL,   Samuel PICKERING,   William JOHNSON,   Lawrence CHATTERTON;   Total £54-11s-1d. [Contributed by ls on 26 May 2000 et seq.]

1684

HOWITT HUSS

HOWITT, Henry - of Long Eaton, 1715. (I) Inventory: £298-0-0.   Praisers include William HUSS. [Contributed by ph on 2 Jul 2006 et seq.]

1684

CHAPMAN GARDUM HEATON HINGMAN

HINGMAN, Edmond - of Baslow, mason 24 Apr 1683. Beneficiaries;   son John HINGMAN,   daughter Jane HEATON*;   son John HINGMAN's children, son George HINGMAN's children;   Daniel HINGMAN the son of George HINGMAN. Witnesses: Thomas GARDUM(sg),   Christopher GARDUM(sg),   John HEATON(sg). Appraisers: Humphrey CHAPMAN,   Thomas GARDUM,   John HEATON, 5 Nov 1683. Value £7 6s 2d. Proved at Bakewell 7 Feb 1683/4. [Contributed by - on 27 Oct 2001 et seq.]

1684

BORKING BURDIKIN HALL HOW STALEY STEPHENSON TIMMS

HALL, John - of Hope, husbandman, 30 Mar 1683. wife Mary to have bed, bedding & be maintained in a suitable manner for the rest of her natural life;   dau Margaret HOW wife of John HOW of ------? 6 sheep to be paid by Michaelmass after his death +£4 of lawful money owed him by William STALEY of Smalldale by bond by a year after his death;   son Thomas HALL the rest (he also exec). Witnesses: Anthony HALL & Thomas STEPHENSON. Inventory: 20 Oct 1684 to the value of £51/06/06d by John TIMMS,   Robert BORKING,   Thomas BURDIKIN. Proved Bakewell 3 Mar 1684. [Contributed by vh on 04 Nov 2005 et seq.]

1684

BRAMWELL FARNIS FURNIS GREGORY HAKESWORTH HALL HOLBROOK HOULBROCKE LOBLEY MARSHALL OULLENER SORESBEY SOUSBE SWANE

HOULBROCKE, Thomas, of ffoolow, parish of Eame, yeaman, 8 Mar 1683/4. Ellen BRAMWELL,   Stephen HALL,   John OULLENER{?},   Elezebeth HAKESWORTH,   Elezebeth FARNIS,   Elezebeth HALL,   to daughter Ann wife of John SWANE "the biger bullocke calfe";   rest &c. to sons Thomas HOLBROOK* and William HOLBROOK*. Sealed & Delivered: William MARSHALL(W),   Jane FURNIS(I),   John SOUSBE. Appraisers of Inventory: Thomas GREGORY,   William MARSHALL,   John SORESBEY, 15 Mar 1683/4;   Total 85-14-8. Proved Chesterfield 26 Mar 1684; before Jo: LOBLEY Sur. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1685

BOTHAM BROUGH CALTON COWLISHAW DAKYNE FFOLIAMBE HALL HAWKSLEY HAWKSLY LUDLAM MILWARD SADLER SHELDON SLATER SMITH SOLBY STOPHARD TOWNROW

HAWKSLY, Richard - of Handley, North Wingfield, Yeoman, 20 Mar 1685. Beneficiaries: brother Roger HAWKSLY of Handley, yeoman. Executor: Roger HAWKSLEY. Mentions: John SLATER,   Richard SADLER,   James BROUGH,   Willm TOWNROW,   John HALL (son of John HALL jun),   Solomon SHELDON,   John MILWARD,   John STOPHARD,   Willm MILWARD of Holmgate,   Henry SOLBY,   Matthew COWLISHAW,   Phillip CALTON,   Willm BOTHAM. Witnesses: Arthur DAKYNE,   Henry SMITH,   Francis LUDLAM. Witnesses to Inventory: dated 8 Apr 1685. Francis FFOLIAMBE, Richard ?   Proved at Chesterfield 21 Oct 1685. [Contributed by cr on 27 May 2011 et seq.]

1685

BRADLEY DAKENE DAKEYNE HAWKSLEY HOPKINSON HUNT MILSHAW SYLVESTER

HOPKINSON, George - of Woolley Moor, North Wingfield, Yeoman, 27 Oct 1685. Executor: wife Alice. Mentions: sons George, daughter Grace SYLVESTER, brother Roger HOPKINSON of North Wingfield. Witnesses: Arthur DAKENE,   John MILSHAW,   John BRADLEY. Inventory Witnesses: Arthur DAKEYNE,   Roger HAWKSLEY, Roger HOPKINSON,   Christopher HUNT. [Contributed by cr on 27 May 2011 et seq.]

1687

ANDREW BOWDON BOWER HADFIELD HAYWARD SLACK WATERHOUSE

HADFIELD, Robert, of Chinley & Meanstonefield, Yeoman, 23 Jun 1686. son Robert HADFIELD of Little Heafield,   sons George HADFIELD* & John HADFIELD*;   eldest son Peter HADFIELD,   landlords? Nicholas BOWDON, Gent,   William ANDREW of Chinley, Yeoman;   daughter Mary HADFIELD,   youngest son Charles HADFIELD. Witnesses: John BOWER,   Benjamin WATERHOUSE,   John WATERHOUSE. Appraisers of Inventory: Robert SLACK,   Will ANDREW,   Tho: WATERHOUSE,   Jo: HAYWARD. Will appears in the index in 1687 [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1687

CHAPMAN EASTWOOD HALLUM HEATON MARPLE

HEATON, Ellen - of Baslow, widow, 5 Jul 1684. Beneficiaries: son Robert HEATON, son Henry HEATON's children;   son Thomas HEATON*. Witnesses: Anthony HALLUM(X),   George MARPLE(X),   John HEATON(scribe). Appraisers: Humfry CHAPMAN,   Anthoney HALLUM,   James EASTWOOD,   John HEATON, 24 Feb 1686/7. Value £17 0s 8d. [Contributed by - on 27 Oct 2001 et seq.]

1687

BANCROFT GARNET GODDARD HEGINBOTHAM HIDE HOLLINGWORTH MORTON WOOD

HOLLINGWORTH, Robert - of Ludworth (blacksmith- from Elizabeth`s will) Sole Executor: wife Elizabeth. Also mentioned: John GARNET of Risham, Manchester parish;   John HOLLINGWORTH, Robert HOLLINGWORTH, Rebekah HOLLINGWORTH, Anne HOLLINGWORTH, Mary HOLLINGWORTH;   Anne MORTON. Witnesses: Will (?) GODDARD;   Ralph BANCROFT;   John HIDE. Inventory by: Robert WOOD(X);   Bryan WOOD(X);   John HEGINBOTHAM;   Will GODDARD. Proved 13 Apr 1687. [Contributed by mw on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1688

BORKING FFURNESS HALL HOW TYM

HALL, Thomas HALL of Hope, 20 Oct 1688. (Ad) Admin granted to Alice his relict;   there are children named Mary & Ann. Inventory by: John TYM,   Robert BORKING & John HOW 13 Sep 1688 to the value of £80/1/8d. This includes £20 owed him by Adam FFURNESS of Little Hucklow of a portion with Alice his daughter. [Contributed by vh on 04 Nov 2005 et seq.]

1689

CLAYTON HADFIELD RIDGWAY WATERHOUSE

HADFIELD, Mary, of Chinley & Meanstonefield, Spinster, 22 Nov 1688. brothers Peter HADFIELD,   Robert HADFIELD of Little Heafield, John HADFIELD;   kinswoman Joan now wife of John RIDGWAY of Nether-hey, Derbyshire;   brother George HADFIELD*. Witnesses: Joan RIDGWAY,   Grace CLAYTON,   John WATERHOUSE. Appraisers of Inventory: John WATERHOUSE,   Tho: WATERHOUSE. Will appears in the index in 1689 [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1689

ARNEFIELD HADFIELD NEWTON STANDIFORTH WAGSTAFFE

HADFIELD, Ann, of Dinting, Glossop, Spinster, 7 Nov 1682. sons Joshua, Charles & John HADFIELD;   son in law John STANDIFORTH;   daughters Martha & Mary HADFIELD;   daughter Ellen HADFIELD*. Witnesses: Thomas ARNEFIELD,   Samuel WAGSTAFFE,   Ellen WAGSTAFFE. Appraisers of Inventory: Joseph WAGSTAFFE,   Thomas HADFIELD,   William NEWTON,   Samual WAGSTAFFE, 30 Jan 1688/9 Will appears in the index in 1689 [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1689

ASHTON BARNSLEY BOCKING BROD BROWN ELLIOTT FLAXMAN HADFIELD HALL HAMBLETON HARRISON HAULT HEATHCOTE KIRK MARSHALL MORTIN STEPHENSON TYM YELLIOT

HALL, Anthony - of Hope, yeoman, 25 Feb 1689. kinsman Edward HALL of Alport to have the land left him by his grandfather, Anthony HALL at Edale End;   the kitchen where his servant Robert BARNSLEY now lives to Robert for life & then to the said Edward HALL;   cousin Robert HALL, miner, of Little Hucklow - £100;   aunt Margaret HADFIELD of Hope - a close & barn called Biresfield (Birchfield?);   Henry HALL kinsman son of John HALL of Rowlow (Rowlee?) lands at Hope & Bradwell that were given to his mother, Eliza HALL by John FLAXMAN the elder of Hope, deceased;   the land at Edale purchased of Thomas KIRK? to be used by Robert BARNSLEY for his life & then to go to Anthony's friend Gilbert MARSHALL of Netherthorpe?;   Thomas HARRISON, mason, of Hope land & messuages at Castleton;   John BROD? - £5;   John BROWN? - 5/-;   Robert BOCKING of Hope - £20;   Micah? BROWN - 10/-;   Nicholas HADFIELD - 20/-;   Elizabeth YELLIOT [ELLIOTT?] widow - 5/-;   Richard HAMBLETON - £10;   Thomas HAULT - 2/6d;   my servant Jone/Jane? BARNSLEY - 2/6d;   Free school at Hope - 20/-;   Thomas HEATHCOTE - 20/-;   Residue to Thomas HARRISON. Executors: Gilbert MARSHALL, Robert BOCKING & Thomas HARRISON. Witnesses: John HALL,   Christopher (reversed C ) MORTIN &   Thomas STEPHENSON. Inventory: 8 Mar 1689 (& nearly 4 pages long) by John TYM jnr, John TYM,   Nicholas(H) HADFIELD & Henry (H) ASHTON to the value of £597/11/1d. His purse & apparel £40. Unfortunately they did not itemize the house by rooms but there is lot of cloth of several sorts, 2 ploughs 40 loads of meal (in March) & a list of people (about 40) to whom he had lent money. Proved Bakewell 29 Mar 1689. [Contributed by vh on 04 Nov 2005 et seq.]

1689

CHANCIE CHAPMAN COE CURTIS CURTUS GEARD HAWLEY MILLS NICHOLS RIPON WALKER WHEELER

HAWLEY, Joseph, of Stratford, Yeoman, Justice of the Peach, or commissioner in Stratford, in the Colony of Connecticut & County of Fairfield (US); dated 17 Sep 1689. "to my son Samuell HAWLEY* all my lands and buildings in Parwidge in Darbyshire in Old England",   (now) wife Katharine HAWLEY,   son Ephraim HAWLEY*,   meadow purchased of Mr. Zacher WALKER;   son John HAWLEY*;   grandchildren John CHAPMAN and Joseph CHAPMAN at Seabrook (under 21),   grandson Joseph HAWLEY, son Samuel's son;   a little lot by Joseph CURTUS' lot,   purchased of Mr. RIPON,   that was laid out to John WHEELER;   daughter Hannah NICHOLS,   daughter Mary COE. Power to Mr. Israel CHANCIE &   Capt John GEARD to put final issue to any difference between the executors. John HAWLEY shall have Uriah MILLS to fulfil his indenture. Witness: Joseph CURTIS, Recorder. Joseph HAWLEY was baptised in Parwich, Derbyshire, the son of Samuel HAWLEY. He came to the colonies as part of the Plymouth Bay Colony in 1629. Other than the property specifically located in Parwich, all other properties are in Connecticut. [Contributed by jaw on 14 Jan 2000 et seq.]

1690

BRADLEY EYRE HALL HOWE MORTON WHITE

HALL, Thomas(X) - of Wood(lands}, Hope, 10 Mar 1689. wife Mary use of ½ of his personnal "estate" for her life unless she remarries when she would get £2 p.a.;   eldest son Edward £5 & looms + £10 when Mary dies;   son Robert ditto;   son John;   son George;   dau Mary £10 when 30 & her chest & its contents;   Robert & John a home while unmarried. Executors: (sons) John & George. Witnesses: Robert BRADLEY,   Robert HOWE,   Ann MORTON,   Joshua EYRE. Inventory: £146/6/0d made 10 Apr 1690 by ????, Edward EYRE,   Thos. HOWE,   Joshua WHITE. Note: The writing gets small as it goes down the page & the last lines are very small. I think he appoints as trustees or overseers Thomas HOWE? of Edall & Joshua WHITE of?   Proved Bakewell 9 --- 1690. [Contributed by vh on 04 Nov 2005 et seq.]

1691

HADFIELD HEYWARD WARD

HADFIELD, John, the Eldest of Overcliffe, parish of Glossop, 10 Feb 1690/1. (I) Appraisers of Inventory: William WARD,   Samuel HEYWARD. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1692

BROWNE FFROGGOTT GREGORY HALLAM HARRISON HINCH SLACKE WARDE WHITE

HALLAM alias HARRISON, John - of Calver, freemason, 16 Jun 1692. "my Body for Christian buriall in the Chappell yarde at Baslow". Bequests: my brother in law Robert WHITE - 7£ besides that which he owes to me;   brother in law John WHITE - 8£;   sister in law Joane HINCH - 7£ to be paid in two years;   brother in law Robert WHITE's fower children - every one 20s. a piece;   'my now wife' Francis HALLAM alias HARRISON - the rest and sole executrix. Signed (also with seal) John HALLAM alias HARRISON. Witnesses: John FFROGGOTT(sg), Elizabeth FFROGGOTT('X' her mark). Memorandum: that before the ensealing and ( ? ) heareof John HALLAM alias HARRISON was pleased leave twenty shillings to the poore of Calver to be paid to them the ffirst Christmases after his decease. Inventory by: Thomas SLACKE,   Richard GREGORY,   and John WARDE (all sign 'X'), 17 Oct 1692. Proved at Bakewell 20 Oct 1692 to Frances HALLAM, executrix,  by Tho. BROWNE, surrogate: Peculiar Court. [Contributed by - on 30 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1692

BAGSHAW BRUSHFIELD HALL MULLSNOR SHERRAT WHITE WITE

HALL, Edmund - of Abney Grange, Hope, 1 Mar 1693. (Ad) granted to Richard WHITE of Wardlow, husbandman,   John (X) SHERRAT of Norborrow? Staffs husbandman &   Jacob MULLSNOR? of Norborrow husbandman. Inventory: 13 Dec 1692 by Ralph WITE,   Humphrey BRUSHFIELD? &   Peter BAGSHAW to the value of £23/9/10d. Includes a Bible & other books 2/6d. [Contributed by vh on 04 Nov 2005 et seq.]

1693

HEYWOOD JAQUES

HEYWOOD, Ann - of Long Eaton, widow, 1693. 2 grandchildren Mary and Elizabeth JAQUES. Inventory: Value £7-06-05. [Contributed by ph on 2 Jul 2006 et seq.]

1694

HOWITT LOWNE TROWELL

HOWITT, John - of Long Eaton, yeoman, 1694. nephew John HOWITT,   John LOWNE of Aston on Trent,   my cozen Thomas TROWELL, nephews John Henry and Charles TROWELL. Inventory: Includes drink house with brewing tubs. [Contributed by ph on 2 Jul 2006 et seq.]

1694

GEE HADFIELD HEYWARD HYDE

HADFIELD, Icenah, of Overcliffe, parish of Glossop, Spinster, 9 Apr 1694. (I) John HADFIELD*,   George GEE*,   Thomas GEE*. Appraisers of Inventory: John HYDE,   Samuel HEYWARD. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1695

HADFIELD LYNE MARRIOTT WATERHOUSE

HADFIELD, Nicholas, of Lowercliffe, parish of Glossop, Husbandman, 5 Feb 1695. stepson Samuel LYNE,   nephew Robt HADFIELD,   nieces Anne, Margarett & Elizabeth HADFIELD;   late brother John HADFIELD,   niece Sarah HADFIELD*. Witnesses: John WATERHOUSE,   Thos MARRIOTT,   John MARRIOTT. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1695

HALL HARGREAVES HOWE

HALL, Robert - of Woodlands, husbandman, 29 Apr 1695. (Ad) given to George HALL for the "estate" of Robert HALL of Wood-lands, husbandman at Bakewell. Inventory by: Robert HOWE &   Joseph HARGREAVES. [Contributed by vh on 04 Nov 2005 et seq.]

1696

ALLEN BAGSHAWE BLOOD BOOTH DOXON GARSIDE GODDART HADFIELD MARSHALL NEWTON WAGSTAFFE WAREHURST WATERHOUSE WOOD

HADFIELD, James - Glossop, Yeoman. wife Grace, bro John HADFIELD,   sis Mary BLOOD and her dau Mary BLOOD;   nephew James HADFIELD,   godson John MARSHALL of Hadfield. Bequests to: Martha GARSIDE living in Mottram,   Thomas DOXON (servant) John DOXON and his wife Elizabeth, Hellen dau of John DOXON,   Thomas WOOD,   Thomas WAREHURST,   John HADFIELD of Hadfield,   Joshua NEWTON of Glossop,   Martha ALLEN,   nephew James HADFIELD*. Witnesses: Jedidiah BAGSHAWE, Nathanael BAGSHAWE,   Booth WATERHOUSE. Appraisers of Inventory: William GODDART,   John BOOTH,   John HADFIELD,   Samuell WAGSTAFFE. Also mentioned: Mr BAGSHAWE,   Mr John WAGSTAFFE [Contributed by mbw on 18 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1696

BESWICK BOOTH BOSTOCKE BOYER BREARLEY BUCKLEY EARNSHAW FIELDSEND GARLICK GARSIDE HADFIELD HALL HARRISON HARROPSON HOLLINGWORTH KOWTON LAWTON LITTLEWOOD TINKER WOOD WOODHEAD WOOLEY WOOLLEY

HADFIELD, Thomas, of Crodonbrooke, Mottram, Cheshire, Yeoman, 24 Mar 1696. wife Helen HADFIELD,   sons John HADFIELD*, Thomas HADFIELD*,   aquaintance Ralph BOYER,   grandchildren in Holins Martha, Mary & Hannah EARNSHAW,   James EARNSHAW & John EARNSHAW;   grandchildren Hannah BESWICK &   John HADFIELD. Beneficiaries: Ellen, John, George & William BOOTH,   Will KOWTON,   Martha HOLLINGWORTH,   Elizabeth GARLICK,   Martha WOOD,   Alice HARRISON,   Will WOOLEY,   Charles FIELDSEND,   Humphrey WOODHEAD,   Will LITTLEWOOD,   John TINKER,   Francis GARSIDE, James GARSIDE,   James BREARLEY, Thomas BREARLEY,   Thomas BUCKLEY,   John LAWTON,   Richard HARROPSON,   Will FIELDSEND. Witnesses: Elizabeth HADFIELD,   Thomas HADFIELD,   Will WOOLLEY,   John HALL. Appraisers of Inventory: James EARNSHAW,   John HADFIELD,   John BOOTH,   John BOSTOCKE. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1696

HALLAM HEATON NICHOLS

HEATON, John - of Baslow, 5 Oct 1696. Beneficiaries: brother Robert HEATON, nephew John HEATON, brother Thomas HEATON, sister Elizabeth HEATON, three nieces (daughters of Robert HEATON) Sarah HEATON, Elnor HEATON and Anne HEATON (all under 21),   wife Constance HEATON (also Executrix). Supervisors: brother Thomas HEATON and brother-in-law Joseph NICHOLS, clark. Witnesses: Joseph NICHOLS (sg),   Anthony HALLAM (mark),   Thomas HEATON. Proved 12 Oct 1696. [Contributed by - on 27 Oct 2001 et seq.]

1698

HALL HAND STORLAND TOMKINSON WILLOTT

HALL, John - of Morly Park i/t/p Duffield co. Derby. (Ad) Also mentioned: John HALL of Heage, collier and Jonathan WILLOTT of Heage farmer/husbandman (other executors?). Witnesses: George HAND,   Pet. TOMKINSON. Inventory by: John STORLAND,   Jonath WILLOTT,   John HALL(X), 1 Mar 1697. Total: £14-17s. Admon. granted 11 May 1698 to widow Elizabeth HALL. [Contributed by wj on 9 Mar 2003 et seq.]

1699

ANDREWE BRADBURY CRESWELL HALL WARD WATERHOUSE

HALL, Elizabeth, widow, parish of Glossop. (Ad) son Thomas HALL*. Signed: Thomas HALL &   John CRESWELL. Appraisers of Inventory: Tho. WATERHOUSE,   George WARD,   Edmund BRADBURY &   Wm ANDREWE, 25 Jan 1698;   valued @ £19-8-8. Admin. granted to Thomas HALL 11 Apr 1699 in Chesterfield  (Bishops Court in Lichfield) [Contributed by ap on 24 Jul 2000 et seq.]

1699

BANTCROFT CHATTERTON HOLLINGWORTH LOWTON TAYLOR WOOD

HOLLINGWORTH, Elizabeth - widow of Robert of Ludworth, blacksmith, 16 Jul 1698. Mentions: William BANTCROFT of Ludworth, Clerk;   John BANTCROFT of Ludworth, yeoman;   Thomas BANTCROFT of Ludworth, yeoman;   Peter WOOD one of the sons of Samuel WOOD of Ludworth, yeoman;   Elizabeth CHATTERTON wife of John CHATTERTON of Ludworth, labourer;   well beloved friend Martha LOWTON wife of George in the parish of Motterham, Cheshire. Executor: Thomas BANTCROFT. Witnesses;   Joseph TAYLOR;   Samuel WOOD. Proved 11 Apr 1699. [Contributed by mw on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1699

CLAY DUAROAT HAWKSLEY HOPKINSON HUNT

HOPKINSON, Roger - of Fford, North Wingfield, Husbandman. 6 Jan 1698. Mentions: his wife and children George, Ralph, John, Joseph & Grace. Witnesses: John CLAY,   Christopher HUNT,   Phillip DUAROAT?   Inventory Witnesses: Roger HAWKSLEY, Christopher HUNT, John CLAY.   Total £37.14.0. Proved 11 Apr 1699. [Contributed by cr on 27 May 2011 et seq.]

1703

FFROGGAT FFROGGOTT FFURNASE HALLAM HALLE HALLOM HEATTON PENNISTON STATON STEVENSON WILSON

HALLAM, Anthony - of Baslow, husbandman, 12 Jan 1702/3. neffue Robert HALLOM - 50£ and one half of my sheep;   Thomas HALLOM of Goatclif - 5£;   Thomas HALLOM son of Thomas Hallom of Goatclif - 5£;   Georg HALLOM son of Thomas Hallom of Goatclif - 5£;   my brother Robert HALLOM - 5£ with ye interest of the 15£ left to Alice HALLs children during his Life: John HALLE of Bubnell - 5£;   Grace HALLE - five pounds;   Marey HALLE - 5£;   my sister Alice HALLE - 1s.;   Edmund HALLOM - 1s.;   Anthony HALLOM, son of Edmund HALLOM, 10£;   Emanneuel FFURNASE - 1s.;   Elizabeth FFURNASE - 1s.;   Grace FFROGGOTT wife of Thomas FFROGGOT - 20s. to be so bestowed in clothes for the said Grace FFROGGOTT;   Thomas FFROGGOTTs childeren, of the town head, {U/R} - 10£ to be divided betwixt amongst them. Sole Executor: 'my true and well beloved wife' Margret HALLOM - all the Rest. to the poore of the towen of Baslow - "ten pounds to be divided,   the Interest thereof to twenty of the poorest families at sixxpence apiece on the same day that it shall please go{d} to call for me, and the same to be recorded in the records of the town for such bisness". "My will is that if any trubol com upon my Exeuttrix Margret HALLOM conserning John HEATTON, I will that Robert HALLOM sone of Thomas HALLOM shall be at halfe ye charge". "I will that none of my {U/R} goods be maide away but stand for the next Heir after my Wife". Signed Anthony HALLOM XX his mark and seale, with: Witnesses: Thomas FFROGGOTT (signs),   Jane STATON (x, her mark), and Edmund HALLOM (signs: a very strong clear hand!) Inventory by: Thomas FFROGGAT,   Samuel PENNISTON,   and George STEVENSON;   Total: £230-17-00, 2 Feb 1702/3 Proved at Bakewell 5 May 1703 to Margaret HALLAM, executrix;  by Thomas WILSON, surrogate: Peculiar Court. [Contributed by - on 30 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1703

FIELDSEND HOLME HYDE NICHOLSON

HYDE, John, of Long Lee, Gentleman. (Ad) children of the deceased Sarah NICHOLSON* &   John HYDE*, children of the deceased,   Appraisers of Inventory: John HOLME,   John HYDE &   William FIELDSEND, 2 Sep 1703 Admin. granted 6 Oct 1703; Value £126/5/0. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1704

HILL TAYLOR

HILL, William - of Washington i/t/p Crich co. Derby, 10 Jul 1703. to my son George HILL - £10;   to John HILL ye son of aforesaid George HILL - £10 when aged 13;   to Thomas HILL (son of George) - £5 when aged 13;   to Mary and Elizabeth HILL (daughters of George) - ea. 20 shillings;   to my son Thomas HILL - land by name of Partridge Dole in Washington "with all ye Tythes of Corn and Hay";   also land by name of Butterfield in Brackenfield;   to my daughter Helen TAYLOR - land by name of Nine Half Acres in Washington "with ye Tithes of Corn ahd Hay", and after her death to her daughter Ellin TAYLOR;   to my loving wife Anne HILL - two closes one called Blackshaw and the other Moor Piece, "two of my best Cowes", rooms in my dwelling house ("Ye Nether Parlor and Ye Chamber over it");   and lastly, to my son William HILL* - everything else not bequeathed. Probate Lichfield 1704. [Contributed by sh on 14 Jul 2003 et seq.]

1705

BOOTH EARNSHAW HADFIELD HAGUE HAIGH

HADFIELD, John, late of Crodenbrook, Mottram, Cheshire, Gent. (Ad) wife Elizabeth HADFIELD* of Crodenbrook,   with other administrators John HAGUE* of Bradfield, Yorkshire &   Thomas HADFIELD* of Enterclough, Mottram, Cheshire, Yeoman. Appraisers of Inventory: John HAIGH,   John BOOTH,   Joshua EARNSHAW,   Thomas HADFIELD, 19 Oct 1705 [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1706

HALLOWS HARRISON HOWE ROBERTS

HALLOWS, Dorothy, Youlgreave brother John ROBERTS,   Witnesses: Francis HARRISON of Alport, paper maker,   Thomas HOWE, yeoman. Probate granted 1706. [Contributed by jd on 1 Dec 1999 et seq.]

1707

BARBER BRAMALL FURNESS HALL HOOLEY LASTON MARSHALL SLACK

HALL, Robert - of Pindale, Hope, 3 Jul 1730. His seat in Hope church between his sons Robert, Joseph & Thomas & grandson Robert of Castleton;   they to pay his grandson Richard SLACK? 6/8d each;   son Thomas to have the house that Micah? FURNESS occupies at a chief rent of 18d p.a.;   his daughter Ann HOOLEY, who lives in Ireland - sheets, provided she or one of her family collect them;   grandsons Francis & John (sons of his son Robert of Castleton) - the tenent rights to his house in Castleton & the new house in Pindale;   they also to be execs. Witnesses: Suzannah(S) BRAMALL,   Thomas HALL. Inventory by: Laurence MARSHALL,   William BARBER &   Edmund LASTON to the value of £4-3-8d. Proved Apr 1707. [Contributed by vh on 04 Nov 2005 et seq.]

1707

EYRE HALL

HALL, Edmund - of "The Hollins", Edale, Castleton, 8 May 1699. This is not the usual will format. It is a document drawn up between Edmund & his son-in-law Thomas EYRE whose wife Mary is Edmund's daughter. There are the words "deed of gift" & "mutual love & affection" but there are also the phrases "certain payements" & "certain sums" unspecified. He appears to be entering into an agreement over buildings, farming tackle & land but not all his furniture. There are no execs & only one witness - Thomas HALL. Document proved Apr 1707. [Contributed by vh on 04 Nov 2005 et seq.]

1708

BROWNILL EARNSHAW GREAVES HADFEILD HADFIELD SIMSON

HADFIELD, Thomas, of Hollins, Mottram, Cheshire, Husbandman, 30 Mar 1708. niece Sarah HADFIELD,   brother Robard HADFIELD. Trustee: Joshua EARNSHAW of Highstone, Mottram, Cheshire. Witnesses: Peter GREAVES,   Elizabeth BROWNILL,   Grace SIMSON. Appraisers of Inventory: Joshua EARNSHAW,   John BROWNILL,   Robard HADFEILD. Probate granted 7 May 1708. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1708

CANTRELL CANTRILL HEM HOLE HOLLINGWORTH KNOWLS RHODES SPENCER TAILOR TAYLOR WATKINSON

HOLE, Richard - of Milltown, Ashover, Yeoman, 1706. sons Hugh, Thomas, John;   daughters Frances TAILOR, Elizabeth WATKINSON, Ann CANTRELL;   son in laws Thomas TAYLOR, Israel CANTRILL, James WATKINSON, William RHODES;   daughter in law Elizabeth HOLE;   grandson Richard HOLE (son of Thomas) Witnesses: Anne RHODES,   William RHODES,   James SPENCER. Inventory Witnesses: John HOLE,   Joseph KNOWLS,   Samuel HOLLINGWORTH,   George HEM?, dated 12 May 1708. [Contributed by cr on 27 May 2011 et seq.]

1711

BROWN CLAY HOPKINS SMITH

HOPKINS, Thomas - of Long Eaton, 1711. brother Richard, sister Sarah BROWN, brother Jonathan;   Thomas SMITH of Derby,   Hannah CLAY of Nottingham,   wife, son Thomas (<21). Inventory: Value £24-6-0. [Contributed by ph on 2 Jul 2006 et seq.]

1715

HANCOCK ROTHERHAM

HANCOCK, Simon, of Barlow. Will missing at Lichfield. (I) Appraisers of Inventory: Anthony ROTHERHAM,   Tho HANCOCK, 12 May 1715;   Total 20l-0s-0di. Simon HANCOCK married Rebecca BROMHEAD at Barlow 6 Apr 1702. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1719

BUTLER ELTON GREEN HUSS TROWELL

HUSS, William - of Long Eaton i/t/p Sawley alias Sallowe, yeoman, 4 Sep 1718. tenant Joseph GREEN, daughter Mary HUSS and Sarah HUSS, son William HUSS,   daughter Elizabeth HUSS, son Edward HUSS, son John HUSS (exec). Trustees: my well beloved friends John TROWELL of Long Eaton yeoman,   & George BUTLER the elder of the same town shoemaker. Witnesses: John TROWELL, Charles TROWELL, William HUSS, John ELTON. Inventory by: Jno TROWELL, John TROWELL('s) son, George BUTLER, 2 Mar 1718/9. [Contributed by ph on 2 Jul 2006 et seq.]

1722

HILL REYNALD REYNOLD TAYLOR

HILL, William - of Washington co. Derby, yeoman, 7 May 1722. to my beloved brothers Thomas HILL and George HILL - each 50s. a year;   to my beloved sister Helen TAYLOR 40s. a year "to be paid weekly if demanded";   to my kinswoman Helen REYNALD - one shilling on the day of my burial;   to Helen REYNOLD junior (dau of John REYNOLD) £1-1s.;   to "the poor distressed widows of Washington that have no weekly pay" - 10s. a year forever (in 2 amounts - 5s. at Christmas and 5s. at Ladys Day). Executor: my beloved kinsman John HILL - to have lands, household goods, &c. Probate Lichfield 1722. [Contributed by sh on 14 Jul 2003 et seq.]

1722

GREGSON HALL HARRINSON HARRISON LOWESEM MICHELL

HALL, Jonathan - of Smythy houses i/t/p Denby co. Derby, coal myner, 14 Apr 1722. to son Jonathan HALL - £3 within 12mths after my decease;   to daughters Mary HARRISON and Sarah HALL - 2 best cows and 2 best pewter dishes to be equally divided. Joint Executors: 2 sons Jonathan and David HALL - the rest equally divided.   Signed Jonathan HALL (a mark), with: Witnesses: Tho. GREGSON,   John LOWESEM ?   Inventory by: James MICHELL,   Roger HARRINSON (H his mark), 23 Apr 1722. Total: £12-15s-6d. Probate granted at Derby 19 Oct 1722 to David HALL & Jonathan HALL;  before Joh. HUSBAND sur. [Contributed by wj on 9 Mar 2003 et seq.]

1724

BROADHURST CORZON EYRE HOULBROOK HUNT HUSBAND ROBINSON SEAL SLACK TOMPSON

HOULBROOK, William, of Westonunderwood, Innkeeper, 24 Mar 1723/4. Died 25 Mar 1724. son John HOULBROOK and his four children Mary, William,   Jane and John HOULBROOK;   son Joseph HOULBROOK and his two children William and Joseph HOULBROOK;   son Samuel HOULBROOK and his three children Mary Helen and John HOULBROOK;   daughter Helen SEAL, and her son John SEAL;   son Thomas HOULBROOK;   daughter Elizabeth TOMPSON;   son Edward HOULBROOK (under 25);   son William HOULBROOK*;   landlord Rt Honoble Sr John CORZON,   Barant;   landlady (for land at Muggington) Mrs BROADHURST. Witnesses: John EYRE,   Sam HUNT,   John ROBINSON. Appraisers of Inventory: Thomas SLACK,   Samuell HUNT, 31 Mar 1724;   Total 88-13-0. Probate Derby 23 Apr 1724; before Joh: HUSBAND Sur. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1727

BARBAR BRIGHTMORE CHAPMAN EYRE HEATON MARPLE MARSDEN MOOR

HEATON, Constance - of Baslow, widow, 6 Nov 1722 (when aged and infirm) Beneficiaries: nephews Barrilai BARBAR and Joseph BARBAR, Barrilai BARBAR'S eldest daughter;   nephew Nepthaly CHAPMAN, nephew Daniel CHAPMAN,   niece Anne EYRE,   niece Ruth CHAPMAN,   nephew Benjamin BARBAR of Grinlo;   all the children of Nepthaly CHAPMAN (except Thomas and Elizabeth), which he had by his former wife - 30/- each and also two that he had by his latter wife - 20/- each;   Francis MOOR of Baslow - a pair of silk bodies;   servant Michael BRIGHTMORE. Executors: John EYRE [junior?] and Ruth CHAPMAN. Mark and seal of Constance HEATON, with: Witnesses: Tho. MARSDEN(sg),   Robert MARPLE senior(sg),   Robert MARPLE junior(sg) Proved Bakewell 25 May 1727. [Contributed by - on 27 Oct 2001 et seq.]

1728

BARBAIR BRETLAND HADFIELD WAGSTAFFE

HADFIELD, Jonathan - Bettinhill, Farmer, written 1727. wife Mary*, sons John, Jonathan, Joseph;   daus Mary, Rebecca. Witnesses: John BRETLAND, Samuel BRETLAND,   James HADFIELD. Appraisers of Inventory: Sam: BRETLAND,   John BARBAIR,   John WAGSTAFFE. Probate granted on condition that wife Mary 'shall sufficiently educate, foster and bring up the lawful children of the deceased Mary, Jonathan, Joseph and Rebecca, being in their minority, with sufficient meat, drink, Lodging and apparell'. [Contributed by mbw on 18 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1729

BRADBURY GODDARD HADFIELD

HADFIELD, John - Glossop, widower. (Ad) granted to Joseph HADFIELD of Glossop Farmer. Witnesses: Joseph BRADBURY Carpenter and Henry GODDARD both of Castleton. [Contributed by mbw on 18 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1729

BOTHAM COTTERELL EVANS GARTON HAYNE MARCH RAWBY SHORE YARSLEY

HAYNE, Thos - of Snitterton, Darley, husbandman, 5 Dec 1729. brother Richard 1/-;   nephew Joseph 1/-;   niece Grace RAWBY 20/-;   niece Mary MARCH 20/-;   daughter Ann £40 - £20 when 25 & the rest on the birth of her first child or to keep her at the discretion of the execs;   sisters Eliz: YARSLEY?, Ann ______;   wife Mary the remainder of the estate. Executors: wife Mary & Thomas GARTON. Witnesses: Roger COTTERELL,   Margaret SHORE. Inventory: 12 Dec 1729 to value of £47/18/8d. by Isaac EVANS,   John BOTHAM,   Roger COTTERELL. Date of Probate is unknown. [Contributed by vh on 04 Nov 2005 et seq.]

1730

BLACKWELL BULKELEY HAINS

HAINS, Thomas - of Whittington, naylor, 1 Jan 1729. (I) Single page inventory by Arth: BULKELEY & Robert BLACKWELL to the value of £4/13/0d. Admin Chesterfield 16 Apr 1730. [Contributed by vh on 04 Nov 2005 et seq.]

1731

BARNES CARRINGTON GEE HADFIELD HALL KINDER MARRIOTT

HALL, Thomas, of Stones House, parish of Glossop, 5 Apr 1731. Beneficiaries: son Thomas HALL*, daughter in law Jane HALL,   grandson Thomas HALL, John HALL's son;   son John HALL's children Thomas, John, Samuel and Martha;   son Thomas HALL's children Mary, Martha, Thomas and Jane;   daughter Mary HADFIELD's children Martha, Thomas, Mary and William;   and Mary BARNES. Executors: son Thomas HALL &   loving friend Ralph GEE. Witnesses: John MARRIOTT,   Daniel GEE &   Wm CARRINGTON. Appraisers of Inventory: John KINDER &   John GEE, 13 Apr 1731;   valued @ £76-10-6. Probate granted 21 Apr 1731 in Chesterfield. [Contributed by ap on 24 Jul 2000 et seq.]

1732

GARTSIDE HADFIELD

HADFIELD, Robert, of Tintwistle, Cheshire. (Ad) wife Dorothy HADFIELD* of Tintwistle, Cheshire,   with other administrator William GARTSIDE* of Hollingworth,   Cheshire, Yeoman. Admin. granted 1732. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1732

HOLEBROOKE HOULBROOK PRIDE RIDER ROBINSON SEAL

HOLEBROOKE, Edward, late of Mugginton. (Ad) William HOLEBROOKE*, of Mugginton, Yeoman;   Francis ROBINSON, Yeoman. Additional Oath by: William HOULBROOK that Ellen wife of John SEAL "was indebted to the Deceased Edward HOLEBROOK for a little House sold to her by the said Deceased,   but in what Sume he cannot tell". Appraisers of Inventory: Francis HOLEBROOKE,   Joseph PRIDE, 6 Oct 1730;   Total 76-15-6. Admin. Derby 9 May 1732; before R RIDER Sur. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1732

BEIGHTON BRYAN GEORGE GILBERT HANDBURY HUTCHINSON MARRIOT POTTER SHEVYN

HANDBURY, Mary (née BRYAN, formerly SHEVYN)[1] - of Ticknall, widow, 17 Apr 1732. Beneficiaries: son Thomas SHEVYN;   son Austin SHEVYN (aka Augustin SHEVYN);   son Ralph SHEVYN;   grand-daughter Mary SHEVYN, d/o son Ralph;   daughter (in-law) Ann SHEVYN, w/o son Ralph;   niece Hanna SHEVYN (née BRYAN), w/o Samuel SHEVYN;   kinsman Matthias SHEVYN, s/o Samuel SHEVYN;   Josiah MARRIOT;   Mary MARRIOT;   Thomas POTTER;   Sarah POTTER;   Joseph BEIGHTON;   George GILBERT;   Mary GILBERT. Executors: son Ralph SHEVYN, kinsman Samuel SHEVYN[2], Farmer. Witnesses: Sarah HUTCHINSON,   John GEORGE,   Mary HANDBURY. Probate granted 9 May 1732, Derby. Notes: Mary BRYAN mar 1: (1698) Thomas SHEVYN (d. 1708); mar 2: (1709) Samuel HANDBURY. [2] kinsman Samuel SHEVYN - see his Will 18 Apr 1738. [Contributed by bc on 30 Jan 2008 et seq.]

1733

DRABLE FLETCHER HOLBROOK NALL RIDER WILDE

HOLBROOK, William, of ffolow i/t/p Eaym, minor, 12 Mar 1729/30. daughters Mary, Elizabeth, Anne;   grandchild Thomas FLETCHER;   "I give my daughter Sarra the barne down in the towne to enter one (sic) when her brother Robert and she parts house";   rest &c. to son Robert HOLBROOK*. Witnesses: Anthony NALL, Elizabeth NALL. Appraisers of Inventory: Robert DRABLE,   John WILDE, 7 Mar 1732/3;   Total 18-0-6. Probate Chesterfield 16 May 1733; before R RIDER sur. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1733

BLAND BRIGHT HARVEY HINCH HOLLEY HUGHSON PARKER RIDER SOWTER TWIGG WRIGHT

HINCH, Philip - of Matlock, yeoman, 10 Jan 1732/3. to my son Joseph HINCH - "only one Shilling I haveing Given him his ffortune before";   to my son William HINCH ("if ever he Returns") - 100£;   if he doesn't return the same amongst the children of my son George HINCH and children of my sons in law William TWIGG and James WRIGHT;   my son Phillip HINCH - 100£ at 21 unless the Executors "putt him out Apprentice" in which case the money to do it be deducted;   my son in law James WRIGHT - house and premises [Shop, Stables, Garden];   grandson William WRIGHT and James WRIGHT (sons of aforesaid James);   son in law William TWIGG - 100£;   my brothers in law Joseph HUGHSON and Cornelius HUGHSON - both one Guinea;   my Loveing daughter Elizabeth TWIGG - my large Silver Tankard. Executors: wife Hannah HINCH;   sons in Law William TWIGG and James WRIGHT. Also mentioned: "my Mynes shares and poscions [portions] of mynes". Witnesses: Thomas PARKER;   George ['g' his mark] BLAND;   Tho BRIGHT. Inventory by: George SOWTER and John HOLLEY, 20 Feb 1732. Total: £42-07-06. A disparate debt due from Thomas HARVEYs supposed to be about 10-00-00. Probate Lichfield 19 Jun 1733; before R RIDER sur. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1736

BAGSHAW BEECH DRABBLE HALL ROBINSON

HALL, Thomas - of Abney Grange, Hope, husbandman, 18 Nov 1735. wife Mary the estate for the rest of Mary's life & son Robert who can only bring a wife to live there if Mary agrees;   son Thomas £5 when 21;   son John £15 when 21;   son Peter £15 when 21;   dau Margaret £20. Executors: wife Mary & son Robert. Witnesses: Hannah ROBINSON & Nm? BEECH. Inventory by: Robert DRABBLE & William BAGSHAW, made 17 Nov 1736 to the value of £22/15/6d. Proved Bakewell 20 May 1736. [Contributed by vh on 04 Nov 2005 et seq.]

1737

BRADBURY HALL TYM

HALL, Nicholas - of (Far?)Cotes, Hope, miner, 1 Jun 1737. (Ad) granted to Margaret HALL (his wife) & Elias (his son) Inventory by: Joseph BRADBURY & Joseph TYM to the value of £28/17/8d. [Contributed by vh on 04 Nov 2005 et seq.]

1738

BROADHURST DRABLE FRYTH HALLAM HALLOM MARSDEN MOSLEY SHEPPERD STEPHENSON THORNLY

HALLAM, Garvis - of Stoney Middleton, i/t/p Hathersage, 25 (May?--partially obscured by inkblot) 1729. sons John and Benjamin HALLOM - "all my grooves and mines to be equally divided between them";   son Garvis HALLOM - 1s.;   daughter Eliza. THORNLY - 1s.;   daughter Mary SHEPPERD - 1s.;   daughter Sarah MOSLEY - 1s.;   daughter Anne MARSDEN, one shilling. Joynt Executors: 'Loveing Wife' Sarah and son Benjamin. Signed Iarvis HALLAM, with: Witnesses: David BROADHURST,   Ann FRYTH,   Franics DRABLE (all sign). Proved at Lichfield ECC 25 Feb 1737/8; Probated to Benjamin HALLOM,  one of the executors, a power being reserved for the others.  Estate under 20 pounds. Sworn before J. STEPHENSON, surrogate. [Contributed by - on 30 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1738

GARSIDE HIGINBOTHAM HOLLINGWORTH JACKSON SHEPLEY

HOLLINGWORTH, Jeremiah - of Chisworth, 27 Dec 1734. Mentions: wife Jane;   sons John & William;   daughters: Jane & Mary;   son in law: John SHEPLEY of Hyde. Witnesses: William JACKSON;   Samuel GARSIDE;   Hewitt HIGINBOTHAM. Proved 7 Nov 1738. [Contributed by mw on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1740

?GELD CLEATOR FURNASE GIBBONS HALLAM STEPHENSON

HALLAM, Francis - of Stoney Middleton, 2 Jun 1732. 'bury my body at the direction of my Executrix'. Bequests: 1)to son Benjamin HALLAM - 5s. to be paid within 6 mos. of my decease;   2)son Francis HALLAM - 1s.;   3)son James HALLAM - 1s.;   4)sons in law John CLEATOR,   Matthew FURNASE and Charles GIBBONS - to each and every of them, 1s.;   5)dau Sarah HALLAM, spinster - 1s.;   6)'dear and loving wife' Mary HALLAM - the rest {and} after her decease to be distributed among my surviving children as she thinks most fit;   if she remarries, estate to be redistributed 'among my younger children to those who have not yet received their portions.' Also Sole Executrix. Francis HALLAM (signed with mark), and with: Witnesses: Francis ?GELD (with mark);   John CLEATOR, Martha CLEATOR (both sign their names). Proved at Chesterfield 8 May 1740 to Mary HALLAM, widdow, executrix,  by J. STEPHENSON, surrogate: Lichfield ECC. [Contributed by - on 30 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1740

ASHTON BIRKS HEGGINBOTHAM HEGINBOTHAM HOLLAND HOLLINGWORTH KENWORTHY KNIGHT RATCLIFF ROWBOTHAM SIMPSON SMITH WAGSTAFFE WARDMAN WOOD

HOLLINGWORTH, John - of Ludworth, yeoman, 16 Jun 1738. daughters Mary wife of Joshua HEGGINBOTHAM;   Hannah wife of John RATCLIFF(?);   son in law Isaac SIMPSON;   grandsons Joseph WOOD, Samuel WOOD, and John WOOD. Also mentioned: Sarah SMITH and Elizabeth her daughter;   Timothy ASHTON;   Mr Robert BIRKS Curate at Marple Chapel;   Mr Samuel WARDMAN Minister at Millbank Top Ludworth;   Henry (?) ROWBOTHAM;   Samuel HOLLINGWORTH. Executors: his daughter Hannah RATCLIFF,   and Mr Joseph HOLLAND minister. Witnesses: Thomas HEGINBOTHAM;   Jno KENWORTHY;   Jno ROWBOTHAM. Inventory by: John WAGSTAFFE;   Thomas KNIGHT. Proved 8 May 1740. [Contributed by mw on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1743

BLADON HAYNE TOMLINSON WRIGHT

HAYNE, George - of Crich estate, 1743. (Ad) One page only relating to the admin of George HAYNE, of Crich estate. Bondsmen: George TOMLINSON of Hopton, gentleman,   William BLADON of Carsington, clerk & John WRIGHT of Litchfield, butcher?   [Contributed by vh on 04 Nov 2005 et seq.]

1743

DOINGSOFF FFLETCHER HAIG HAND HAYNE HAYNES ROPER WOOD

HAYNES, John - of Crich, butcher, 1743. (Ad) Susannah HAYNES relinquishes her right to administer the estate of her late husband John HAYNE, butcher of Crich to John FFLETCHER & Thomas HAND. Witnesses: John WOOD & John DOINGSOFF?. Inventory: to the value of £15/14/6d, by Daniel ROPER & Robert HAIG on 18 Mar 1743 of which £1/11/6d. is for a copper & utensils in the brewhouse - was the testator a Licensed Victualler?   [Contributed by vh on 04 Nov 2005 et seq.]

1743

HOLLOWAY

HOLLOWAY, Richard - of Hungry Bentley i/t/p Longford, 16 May 1742. All possessions left to wife Ann. Inventory: Value £3 17 0. Probate granted 28 May 1743 at Lichfield. [Contributed by he on 19 May 2002 et seq.]

1744

BASFORD DRING HAWKSLEY MILLARD RHODES SADLOR

HAWKSLEY, James - of Handley, North Wingfield, 1744. Executors: John HAWKSLEY & John SADLOR. Mentions: wife (no name), son John HAWKSLEY, daughter Mary HAWKSLEY;   brothers John HAWKSLEY, George HAWKSLEY & Richard HAWKSLEY;   Thomas HAWKSLEY;   sisters Dorothy DRING & ? SADLOR;   niece Elizabeth BASFORD. Witnesses: Thomas MILLARD,   John RHODES. [Contributed by cr on 27 May 2011 et seq.]

1744

BARTON COCKAINE COWLINSHAW HAINS HAYNS HOOLBROOK WATERFALL WILSON

HAINS, Francis - of Hulland Ward Intake, husbandman, 29 Jan 1744. wife Hannah all real estate + £30, £10 in the hands of Samuel COCKAINE of Hulland, £10 in the hands of Henry WILSON of Boylson & £10 out of his goods & chattles;   his daughter Mary HOOLBROOK to inherit from her mother. Joint Executors: (wife) Hannah & (daughter) Mary. Witnesses: Willliam(X) WATERFALL,   John COWLINSHAW, Ruth WATERFALL. Inventory: 13 Mar 1734-5!? Value £30/00/0d by Samuel HAYNS & Gregory BARTON. Date of proving Will is unknown. [Contributed by vh on 04 Nov 2005 et seq.]

1744

BRADDOCK DOXON HADFIELD HOLINGWORTH HOLYNGWORTH

HOLINGWORTH, Robert - of Glossop. wife Sarah;   only son John HOLYNGWORTH of Tintwistle, Mottrom p.;   stepson George DOXON. Also mentioned: Mary wife of Robt. HADFIELD. Witnesses: James BRADDOCK Sen.;   James BRADDOCK Jun.;   John BRADDOCK. Proved 26 Apr 1744. [Contributed by mw on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1745

HIGENBOTTAM

HIGENBOTTAM, George, of Birchhall, yeoman, widower, parish of Glossop. (Ad) George HIGENBOTTAM*. (very poor copy, hard to read) Inventory of George HIGENBOTTAM the elder valued and appraised 27 Aug 1745 at £50-18-?. Admin. by George HIGENBOTTAM 25 Oct 1745. [Contributed by ap on 24 Jul 2000 et seq.]

1747

BOOTH EYRE HALL LOMAS WHITWHAIN

HALL, John (jnr?) - of Allport, Hope, 21 Mar 1746. wife Jane £5 p.a., her bed, "handsome" bedding & the chest that was her father's;   son John 5/-;   son Robert £80 - i.e. £40 after 4 years & another £40after 6 years;   daughter Hannah HALL wife of John HALL £15 to be paid within 4 years;   daughter Maey WHITWHAIN wife of John WHITWHAIN £15 to be paid within 4 years;   daughter Ann £30 within 5 years;   son George the remainder of the "estate" - he also sole exec. Witnesses: Joseph BOOTH,   Thomas LOMAS?,   Geo. EYRE. Inventory: 16 Jun 1747 on the first page a total of £433/1/0d, but there are missing pages. Proved Bakewell 30 Oct 1747. [Contributed by vh on 04 Nov 2005 et seq.]

1748

BAGSHAW BROWNHILL CARRINGTON HADFIELD HIGGINBOTHAM LINGEARD MOULT SHERT WATERHOUSE

HADFIELD, Joseph - Chinley, Yeoman, written 1747. wife Katherine, father in law Geo: BAGSHAW,   nephew John SHERT*,   aunt An [sic] HADFIELD;   cousin Geo: HIGGINBOTHAM and his wife Mary;   servants John and Ellin WATERHOUSE;   friend John MOULT* of Chinley Naze. Witnesses: Thomas MOULT of Eccles,   John BROWNHILL,   Thos MOULT of Manchester. Appraisers of Inventory: John LINGEARD,   Wm CARRINGTON. [Contributed by mbw on 18 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1748

FLETCHER FURNACE HILL HOULBROOK MAKERSON MORTON PLATS SOUTHERN SUTHERN WHITE

HOULBROOK, Robert, of Foolow, Miner, 23 Feb 1747/8. sister Mary PLATS,   sister Elizabeth FLETCHER, nephew Thomas FLETCHER "Fourteen pounds,   if he comes in the Term of Eight Years" (sic);   sister Ann FURNACE,   rest of Worldy Estate &c. to sister Sarah MAKERSON*. Witnesses: ffrancis MORTON,   Thomas HILL,   Benj: SUTHERN. Appraisers of Inventory: Benjamin SOUTHERN,   Thomas HILL, 29 Feb 1747/8;   Total 11-12-0. Probate Chesterfield 28 Apr 1748; before Jno: FLETCHER,  Thos. WHITE Sur. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1748

FLETCHER GILL GLOSSOP HANCOCK HOLLILEY WALKER WHITE

HANCOCK, Ann, of Barlow Lees, widow, 22 Jun 1747. brother in law John HANCOCK of Holbeck Woodhouse, co. Notts;   George HANCOCK, son of George HANCOCK late of co. Notts;   brother in law Henry HANCOCK of Handley i/t/p Staveley;   nephew John HANCOCK of Barlow Lees and Alice his wife to have the "Tenant Right of the Farm which I now rent of and enjoy under the Right Honourable the Countess of Oxford and Mortimer,   situate in Barlow Lees";   rest &c. to brother Joseph GILL* of Wood-Smithies,   parish of Dronfield and sister Gertrude GLOSSOP* of Aper=knowle,   in the said parish of Dronfield, widow. Witnesses: John WALKER,   Sarah HOLLILEY(X). Inventory total £13-12-8 (Appraisers not named). Probate Chesterfield 28 Apr 1748; before Jno: FLETCHER,  Thos. WHITE Sur. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1748

BOOTH GREAVES HALL HIDE HOWE LITTLEWOOD MOOR WHITTWAIN WINTERBOTTOM

HALL, John - of Alport, Hope, husbandman, made 30 Aug 1742. 3 g/c the children of his dau Dorothy by Wm. MOOR £10 i.e. Thos £5, Sam & Ann £2/10/0d each;   8 g/c the children of his dau Ales by John LITTLEWOOD £20 i.e. Mary, Hanna, Ann, Thos £3 each & John, George, Robert & Joseph £2 each;   2 g/c the children of son John - Robert & Ann £1 each;   g/c Robert HIDE 5/-/;   John WHITTWAIN his great g/s £1;   10/- between 6 of the poorest people of Woodlands;   g/s John, with who I now live the "estate", also sole exec. Witnesses: Char: GREAVES,   Richard HOWE,   James WINTERBOTTOM. Inventory by: George HALL & Joseph BOOTH 18 Apr 1748 to the value of £136/2/6d. Note: He outlived his son? Proved Bakewell 29 Apr 1748. [Contributed by vh on 04 Nov 2005 et seq.]

1750

DANNELLY HALL HOLLINGWORTH NEWTON WINFIELD

HOLLINGWORTH, William - of Glossop. Bound: widow Mary HOLLINGWORTH of Glossop;   Joseph DANNELLY of Glossop, yeoman;   George WINFIELD of Lichfield victualler. Witnesses?: John HALL and Robert NEWTON. Proved 17 Oct 1750. [Contributed by mw on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1751

HILL REYNOLDS TAYLOR

HILL, Thomas - of Washington i/t/p Crich, tailor, 3 Aug 1749. to my grand nephew John HILL* "who now lives with me and is the son of my nephew John HILL and grandson to my brother George HILL" late of Alfreton deceased - land commonly known as Partridge Dole in Washington and also all my other Real Estate... and goods, chattels, &c.;   to my nephew John TAYLOR and my niece Ellen REYNOLDS (wife of John REYNOLDS) - 5 shillings apiece;   to my nephew Thomas HILL and niece Mary HILL (son and daughter of my said late brother George HILL of Alfreton) - 10 shillings apiece. Probate Lichfield 1751. [Contributed by sh on 14 Jul 2003 et seq.]

1751

BAGSHAW BYRAN CHANDLEY COOPER HALL WALKER

HALL, John - of Chapel-en-le Frith, 25 Jan 1748. wife Ann £5 p.a.;   John COOPER "who now lives with me" the remainder of the "estate". Joint Executors: wife Ann & John COOPER. Witnesses: John BYRAN,   Matt: WALKER. Inventory: 16 May 1751 by William ----?, Philip CHANDLEY, Thomas BAGSHAW to the value of £61/11/6. Includes brewing equipment & in the cellar 5 barrels worth 15/- & ale worth 15/-. Proved Lichfield 4 Jun 1751. [Contributed by vh on 04 Nov 2005 et seq.]

1753

BATEMAN BRADLEY HAND HOWSLEY

HOWSLEY, William, late of Hartington. (Ad) widow & relict Dorothy HOWSLEY of Hartington;   John BATEMAN of the same place, yeom~ and Richard BATEMAN of the same place, Gent. The Revd Benjamin BRADLEY, "Official Principal and Dean of the peculiar and exempt-Jurisdiction of Hartington". Sealed & Delivered: Henry HAND, n.p. Admin. 16 May 1753. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1756

CRESWICK HOLLINGWORTH SYKES

HOLLINGWORTH, Mary - of Padfield, widow, 29 Apr 1755. sons Robert & William;   daughter Elizabeth. Executors: William & Elizabeth. Witnesses: William SYKES;   Luci SYKES;   Jno CRESWICK. Proved 27 Oct 1756. [Contributed by mw on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1757

BAGSHAW CHEETHAM CRAWSHAW HALL HEATHCOTE HOW MIDDLETON

HALL, Godfrey - of Bradwell, butcher, 20 Sep 1758. niece Jane the wife of John HEATHCOTE of Bakewell (mar Hope Jun 1732) £5;   niece Mary the wife of Robert HEATHCOTE £5;   Mary the daughter of John HALL, the son of his brother Robert 20/-;   Mary HALL his wife the rest, she to be the sole exec. Witnesses: Martin MIDDLETON,   John CHEETHAM &   Geo HALL. Inventory: 2 Oct 1758 by George BAGSHAW & William HOW to the value of £94/15/6d. Note: He was the son of Robert & Jane HALL of Smalldale, bapt Hope 1680, married first Hannah MIDDLETON at Hope 1712 & had two children Robert & Jane who died young, he then married his late wife's sister, a widow, Mary CRAWSHAW. According to Seth Evans's book - Bradwell Ancient & Modern (1912) they had a shop. He had a Badger's License. Proved Bakwell 21 Oct 1757. [Contributed by vh on 04 Nov 2005 et seq.]

1758

GODDARD HANFORD HYDE LOMAS ROBINSON SLACK

HYDE, Ralph, of Dole Cote, Husbandman, 26 Nov 1754. wife Mary HYDE,   son Anthony HYDE*,   son Ralph HYDE,   son in law John HANFORD. Witnesses: Wm. GODDARD,   John ROBINSON,   Robert SLACK. Appraisers of Inventory: William LOMAS,   Robert SLACK &   John LOMAS, 2 Aug 1758;   Value £4/6/0. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1758

HAYNE NORMAN SHORE SPENCER

HAYNE, Joseph - of Oakerside, Darley, miner, 22 May 1758. wife Ann to inherit (she also exec) then son Andrew. Witnesses: William SHORE,   Timothy SPENCER &   Jas. NORMAN. Proved Chesterfield 19 Oct 1758. [Contributed by vh on 04 Nov 2005 et seq.]

1760

CRESWICK GOODYEAR HADFIELD JACKSON WAGSTAFFE WOOD

HADFIELD, George, of Hilend, Mottram, Cheshire, Yeoman, 10 Apr 1759. wife Martha HADFIELD,   daughters Martha HADFIELD*, Hannah HADFIELD*,   daughters Sarah WAGSTAFFE,   Zipporah GOODYEAR,   Rebekah HADFIELD,   Mary WOOD;   sons Thomas, Moses & Samuel HADFIELD;   sons in law Samuel GOODYEAR,   John WOOD,   Samuel WAGSTAFFE. Witnesses: Jno CRESWICK,   John JACKSON,   David JACKSON. Probate granted 3 Sep 1760. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1760

HALL	HALL, Robert - of Pindale, Hope miner, 14 Oct 1760. (Ad) granted to Ann HALL, his wife. Witnesses: both Robert HALL, one was a yoeman of Castleton & the other a yoeman of Pindale. The signatures are quite distinct. [Contributed by vh on 04 Nov 2005 et seq.]

1761

BENNETT HALL HIGENBOTTAM STANDLEY

HALL, John, of Stubs, yeoman, parish of Glossop, 13 Apr 1761. Beneficiaries: son John HALL*, wife Ann, son Thomas HALL,   nephew Thomas HALL and his sister Lydia HALL. Witnesses: John BENNETT,   John STANDLEY,   Geo. HIGENBOTTAM. Probate granted 6 May 1761 in Chesterfield. [Contributed by ap on 24 Jul 2000 et seq.]

1761

ASHTON BOOTH CAMM CRESWICK HADFIELD HALL HOLLINWORTH HORSFALL MARSHALL TAYLOR WHITWORTH

HADFIELD, John, of Crodenbrook, Mottram, Cheshire, Gent, 15 May 1760. sisters Anna CAMM,   Ellen ASHTON;   brother Nathanial TAYLOR,   William WHITWORTH,   son Thomas HADFIELD*,   tenant James MARSHALL,   daughter Ellen BOOTH;   granddaughters Jane HADFIELD,   Betty, Anna & Mary CRESWICK,   Mary, Betty & Lydia HORSFALL;   sons in law George BOOTH,   William CRESWICK of Padfield,   John HORSFALL of Carlcotes. Witnesses: John HALL,   William WHITWORTH,   Alese HOLLINWORTH. Probate granted 23 Jul 1761. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1762

HARDY REDFEARN SELLARS SELLORS STAFFORD

HARDY, Peter - of Eyam, 17 Mar 1759. Bequests: to wife Anne and to his three surviving siblings viz (younger) brother Thomas, (younger) sister Elizabeth (Mrs. Thomas) STAFFORD;   and (elder) sister Joan SELLORS. Probate: 29 Apr 1762. Inventory 26 Jan 1762. Note: Peter HARDY was baptised at Eyam in 1697, son of John HARDY and Elizabeth; he and wife Anne nee REDFEARN had 2 children, 1 stillb. and 1 d. in infancy. Sister Joan married Sampson SELLARS and was alive when Peter made his will but died first. They also had a sister Jane who d. young. [Contributed by - on 30 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1762

BARNSLEY CRESSWELL DRABBLE FANSHAW GREAVES HALL HILL KIRK MIDDLETON MORTON STEEPLE WAGSTAFF

HALL, Mary - of Bradwell, Hope, widow & exec of Godfrey HALL, 5 May 1762. her grandson George BARNSLEY of Nether Waters, Hazelbadge to inherit & be exec of her "estate" after paying granddaughter Mary the wife of William STEEPLE of Aldwork Grange £70;   granddaughter Catherine BARNSLEY £70 when 21;   Elizabeth BARNSLEY £70 when 21;   Joshua BARNSLEY (son of John) £40 when 21;   godson Martin MIDDLETON £5;   The poor widows & fatherless children of Bradwell 15/- p.a. to be payed out of the rent from land at Moorlow Torr on St. Thomas's Day. Witnesses: Thos. FANSHAW,   Robt. HILL & & Margaret(M) MIDDLETON. Inventory by: Benjm. KIRK & Thos. FANSHAW, 16 May 1762 when they faced problems arising from the admin still to be settled from previous family Wills. The Inventory values 25lbs of tobacco £1/7/6d, candles, hops & nails £2/5/0d, among debts owed to her on bond - John BARNSLEY £180/14/1d.;   John CRESSWELL £100/00/0d.;   John GREAVES £10/0/0d.;   among her debts - Richard DRABBLE for wheat & malt £15/6/0d.;   Jacob MORTON for oats £3/6/0d.;   Duke of Rutland - rent £10/2/0d.;   Mrs. WAGSTAFF - rent £6/5/0d. Notes: Mary married 3 times (1) John BARNSLEY, a Sheffield cutler (perhaps his 2nd wife?) 1708 & had 1 son Joshua 1709; (2) Samuel Crawshaw, a Sheffield cutler, (3) 1713 Godfrey HALL. Evans in Bradwell Ancient & Modern (1912) says they were shopkeepers. Note also the increase in value between Godfrey's (1757) & her Inventory. It is not known when the Will was proved. [Contributed by vh on 04 Nov 2005 et seq.]

1763

HADFIELD HALLAM JOWLE STAVELEY VERNON

HADFIELD, John - The Heath (Damaged will). wife Hannah, son John. Witnesses: Wm STAVELEY,   Saml HADFIELD. Appraisers of Inventory: Thomas HALLAM,   Edward VERNON,   Stephen JOWLE. [Contributed by mbw on 18 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1763

DOXON GODDARD HADFIELD

HADFIELD, Thomas - Padfield, Yeoman, written 1762. wife Hannah;   children (not named). Executors: wife Hannah, nephew John HADFIELD of Charlesworth Tanner. Witnesses: Wm GODDARD,   Geo: DOXON. Appraisers of Inventory: Geo: DOXON,   Robert HADFIELD. [Contributed by mbw on 18 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1764

COOPER GOODYER HADFIELD

HADFIELD, Thomas, of Westwood, Matley, Mottram, Cheshire, Gent. (Ad) daughter Hannah GOODYER*,   son in law Samuel GOODYER* of Newton, Mottram, Cheshire, Tanner;   with other administrators Thomas GOODYER* of Newton, Mottram,   Cheshire, Tanner & William COOPER* of Stockport, Cheshire, Gent. Admin. granted 6 Apr 1764. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1764

FULLALOVE HADFIELD HILL KERSHAW LANSDON SHARD WARHURST

HADFIELD, William, of Mottram, Cheshire, 15 May 1760. son William HADFIELD,   son James HADFIELD*,   daughters Mary HADFIELD,   Bettey WARHURST,   Margaret LANSDON,   sons in law James WARHURST,   Thomas LANSDON;   Mary SHARD, Widow,   executor Stephen FULLALOVE*. Witnesses: Nicholas HILL,   James KERSHAW. Probate granted 10 Sep 1764. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1767

HIERON HUNTER RADFORD ROWLAND

HUNTER, Martha - wife of William HUNTER of Hillowen?, 1767. mentions Samuel ROWLAND and wife Ann ROWLAND,   plus nephew John RADFORD, son of sister Rachel RADFORD. From the Bagshawe Collection at Sheffield City Library. Extracted by Sheila Rimmington, Jun 2001. Martha née HIERON and her sister Rachel RADFORD were gr.daughters of non-conformist minister John HIERON (d.1682). [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1769

BRAY BUSICK COOPER HOLLINGWORTH SHEPPARD STANSFIELD

HOLLINGWORTH, John - of Glossop Husbandman, 10 Aug 1758. son Thomas HOLLINGWORTH;   George HOLLINGWORTH (son of my daughter Jane HOLLINGWORTH);   Ann COOPER of Geamsley (daughter of John HOLLINGWORTH of Glossop);   Betty BUSICK and Nanny COOPER. Witnesses: Henry BRAY;   John STANSFIELD;   Robt. SHEPPARD. Proved 26 Apr 1769. [Contributed by mw on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1769

BURROWS DANFORTH HALL HALLAM

HALL, John - of Pindale, Hope, packthread weaver, 27 May 1767. Executors: Thos BURROWS & Jno DANFORTH who are to dispose of his "estate" to the best advantage of his children (unnamed). Witnesses: John HALLAM, Rb. HALL, Joseph HALL. Proved Bakewell 27 Apr 1769. [Contributed by vh on 04 Nov 2005 et seq.]

1769

BATEMAN FLINT HOLME HOWSLEY NAYLOR ROBINSON WHITE WILKSON WRIGHT

HOWSLEY, Samuel, of Blackwell in Bakewell, yeoman, 7 Jul 1769. relation John ROBINSON ("my now servant");   Samuel NAYLOR of Pilsbury;   wife Elizabeth,   Peter FLINT the Elder of Monyash;   Landlord his Grace the Duke of Devonshire. Witnesses: Geo: WILKSON,   James BATEMAN,   Nicholas WRIGHT. Appraisers of Inventory: Jno WILKSON of Prestcliffe &   Geo: HOLME of Chelmorton, 31 Jul 1769;   Total £152-9-0. Probate Lichfield 1 Aug 1769; before Thos. WHITE, Sur. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1771

HADFIELD KYRK LINGARD SHEPLEY

HADFIELD, Thomas - Overfould in Brownside Glossop Parish, Farmer, written 1770. dau Mally HIDE otherwise HADFIELD <21y;   bros John HADFIELD, Charles HADFIELD,   sis Martha, Mary [possibly deceased as her share given to her children]. Executor: Friend & neighbour Joshua LINGARD. Witnesses: John LINGARD,   Robert KYRK,   Ja: SHEPLEY. Appraisers of Inventory: John LINGARD of Chinley,   John LINGARD of Wormhill. [Contributed by mbw on 18 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1771

COOPER HALLAM WARRINGTON WHITE

HALLAM, Sarah - of Stoney Middleton, spinster. (Ad) To Abraham COOPER, the kinsman and creditor. Admon Chesterfield 10 Apr 1771, before Thos. WHITE, surrogate:  Estate under 5 pounds. Lichfield ECC. Note: Sarah was 3rd daughter of Francis HALLAM 1674-1739/40 and wife Mary (née WARRINGTON), called "spinster" in her father's will, 1740 #01156. [Contributed by - on 30 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1771

HARRISON HAYNE HOPKINSON JEROME WEBSTER WILCOCKSON WILKCOCKSON

HAYNE, Sarah - widow of Kirk Ireton, 8 May 1771. sister Hannah HOPKINSON £10;   Joseph WEBSTER, labourer of Biggin, £5;   Executor: James JEROME, farmer of Ravensdale Park, Muggington. Witnesses: John HARRISON, George WILKCOCKSON & John WILCOCKSON. Date of proving the Will is unknown. [Contributed by vh on 04 Nov 2005 et seq.]

1772

ALLEN HARRISON HAYNES JEROME TAYLOR WILKINSON

HAYNES, Robert - of Kirk Ireton, yeoman, 28 Mar 1771. wife Sarah use of estate for life then to James JEROME farmer of Ravensdale Park;   great nephews William & Charles TAYLOR (sons of his nephew William TAYLOR) Executor: wife Sarah (who died before probate) Witnesses: John HARRISON,   Anthony ALLEN & John WILKINSON. Proved Darley 5 May 1772. [Contributed by vh on 04 Nov 2005 et seq.]

1772

ASHMORE BEIGHTON CANTRELL HOPKINSON MORLEY PLOWRIGHT POLLARD WEBSTER

HOPKINSON, William - 25 Feb 1755. Executors: brother Thomas of Carcliffe House, North Wingfield, & his son Thomas HOPKINSON. Mentions: brother Matthew HOPKINSON and his children Catherine, Sarah, Rebecca & Anne;   brother John HOPKINSON and his children Thomas, John & Mary;   sister Anne PLOWRIGHT (wife of Richard) & her children John, Matthew, Mary, Sarah & Elizabeth;   brother George HOPKINSON and his children Thomas, Matthew, & Anne;   sister Hellen MORLEY and her children William, Thomas, Mary & Anne;   sister Dorothy WEBSTER and her children Anne, Mary, & Betty;   brother Thomas and his children Anne, Lydia, Elizabeth, Thomas, & William;   nephew Thomas CANTRELL;   Hannah POLLARD. Witnesses: James BEIGHTON,   Henry ASHMORE,   Anne BEIGHTON. Proved at Chesterfield 7 May 1772. [Contributed by cr on 27 May 2011 et seq.]

1772

BUCKLEY DYSON HALL JACKSON OLIVER REDFEARN WATERHOUSE

HALL, Thomas, of Stones House, yeoman, parish of Glossop, 28 Feb 1771. Beneficiaries: eldest son Thomas HALL, wife Jane, son George HALL,   daughter Jane the wife of James BUCKLEY,   daughter Martha HALL, son John HALL,   daughter Sarah the wife of John REDFEARN,   daughter Anne the wife of John WATERHOUSE, daughter Jane,   nephew Thomas OLIVER* the younger of Longnor, parish of Alstonfield co. Stafford, George OLIVER* of Brown Edge, parish of Alstonfield yeoman. Witnesses: Dan. DYSON,   Robert JACKSON &   Sarah DYSON. Probate granted 20 Oct 1772 in Lichfield. [Contributed by ap on 24 Jul 2000 et seq.]

1772

BENNETT BURTON BUXTON COTTERELL HAYNE HAYNES STEEL

HAYNES, George - of Snitterton, Darley, yoeman, 7 Dec 1772. wife Rebecca use of estate for life but not to diminish it;   son George to inherit on Rebecca's death (he also sole exec);   daughter Rebecca HAYNE alias BURTON or BUXTON £6 p.a.;   son-in-law Thomas COTTERELL. Witnesses: John STEEL, Sam(X) HAYNES & James(X) BENNETT. Date of Probate is not known. [Contributed by vh on 04 Nov 2005 et seq.]

1773

BOWDEN BRIDDOCK COOPER HADFIELD HIDE NEWTON

HADFIELD, John - Padfield, Husbandman. wife Mary, son Thomas, dau Dinah HADFIELD;   sons in law Thomas BRIDDOCK,   George BOWDEN. Executors: wife Mary, James COOPER of Chisworth. Witnesses: Thomas COOPER,   Benjamin NEWTON,   Benjamin COOPER. Appraisers of Inventory: John HIDE,   Thomas COOPER. Wife Mary had share of Rev Mr GEE's estate at earlier date. [Contributed by mbw on 18 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1774

BOWDEN HADFIELD HANFORD HANFORTH HIGENBOTTAM HOWE STAFFORD

HADFIELD, Edward - Lanehead, Yeoman, written 1773. wife Mary, sons Edward, John both <21y;   daus Hannah Betty both <21y. Executors: neighbour George BOWDEN the elder of Lanehead Farmer,   Benjamin HANFORD of Matley Moor Farmer. Witnesses: Thomas STAFFORD, John STAFFORD,   Geo: HIGENBOTTAM. Appraisers of Inventory: Joseph HANFORTH,   Thomas HOWE. [Contributed by mbw on 18 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1774

FIRTH GARLICK HOLLINGWORTH LELOR MELLOR ROWBOTHAM SHAW SHEPPARD TEALOR WHITEHEAD

HOLLINGWORTH, John - of Simondly, husbandman, 8 Sep 1773. wife Alice HOLLINGWORTH;   nephew Daniel WHITEHEAD at Woodhead. Also mentions: sister Betty FIRTH (wife of Luke FIRTH);   Allen HOLLINGWORTH of Melton;   John MELLOR of Marsden;   Mary SHAW (wife of Joshua SHAW of Marsden);   Henry TEALOR of Simondly. Executors: Alice HOLLINGWORTH and Daniel WHITEHEAD of Woodhead. Witnesses: John GARLICK;   Henry LELOR;   Robt. SHEPPARD. Inventory by: John GARLICK and Geo. ROWBOTHAM. Proved 20 Apr 1774. [Contributed by mw on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1774

EYRE HALLOM MARSHALL MELLOR MIDDLETON WHRIGHT

HALLOM, Humphrey - of Bradwell, Hope, 20 Dec 1773. nephew Anthony WHRIGHT £3;   niece Mary MELLOR wife of James MELLOR £3;   Mary HALLOM daughter of brother John deceased £10 3 years after my death & £10 in 1784;   niece Ann HALLOM or MIDDLETON the daughter of my brother John HALLOM £10 in 1784;   Thomas & John HALLOM or MIDDLETON the supposed sons of my dead brother John the "tow" farms, one leasehold of Lady Mazerine & the other the tenancy of the Duke of Rutland in 1784. If either die without lawful "esew" the other to inherit & if both die his nieces to inherit. His execs are "impoured" to sell all he dies "posesd" of but the farms & if either exec, dies the remaining one is to "chuse" another. He signed with XX & under his signature is added - my executors to receive my just debts & the money from the clubs of Bradwell & Hathersage. (sick clubs?) Executors: uncle Thomas HALLOM & Lawrence MARSHALL. Witnesses: Martin MIDDLETON & Robert MARSHALL. Notes: Lady Mazerine was the Rt Hon Anne Countess Dowger of Massereene, Ireland the only child & heir of Henry EYRE of Rowter co. Derby deceased. The farm west of Bradwell towards Rushup Edge is known as Rowter & Henry EYRE of Rowter Hall near Birchover bought land c1660 during the deforestation(?) Proved Bakewell 22 Apr 1774. [Contributed by vh on 04 Nov 2005 et seq.]

1776

BRADBURY HADFIELD HIGENBOTTAM SHEPLEY

HADFIELD, George - the elder of Hayfield, Yeoman, written 1769. sons John (eldest) Joseph, Thomas*,   George* <21y, Robert <21y (youngest). Witnesses: Wm BRADBURY, Joseph BRADBURY,   Ja: SHEPLEY. Appraisers of Inventory: Geo: HIGENBOTTAM,   Wm BRADBURY. NB: Executor George under 21. [Contributed by mbw on 18 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1778

BROWN BRYAN EVANS HUSS LANCASHIRE MASON RATCLIFFE

HUSS, William - of Long Eaton, co. Derby, yeoman, 1 Aug 1778. daughter Susannah BRYAN (wife of William BRYAN of Long Eaton),   mortgage to Nicholas MASON of Thrumpton co. Nottingham, gent.,   daughter Mary RATCLIFFE (wife of William RATCLIFFE of Shardlow, labourer),   son John HUSS Witnesses: Joseph LANCASHIRE,   William BROWN,   Robt. EVANS. [Contributed by ph on 2 Jul 2006 et seq.]

1779

BERRISFORD BUXTON CHAPMAN HANCOCK ROE

HANCOCK, John - of Bakewell, Cordwainer, 8 Aug 1777. wife Hannah HANCOCK* - Dwellinghouse and Shop in Bakewell;   my children John, James, William, Thomas and Martha (Martha under 21). Trustees: Richard ROE the Elder and Richard ROE the Younger (his son) both of Bakewell, Gentlemen. Witnesses: Ann BUXTON;   Anth: BERRISFORD;   Wm: BUXTON. Probate Bakewell 8 May 1779 to Hannah HANCOCK widow;  sworn before Richard CHAPMAN Surr. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1780

BOWDEN CHATTERTON GEE HEGINBOTHAM HYDE MARSLAND MOORS SWINDELLS

HYDE, Ralph - of Bradshaw within Mellor yeoman, 24 Mar 1778. wife Alice;   sons (eldest) James late of Marple, Cheshire;   Ralph of Offerton, Cheshire;   and Thomas;   daughters - Martha deceased (late wife of Jonathan GEE of Arnycroft, co.Derbys);   Elizabeth deceased (late wife of Robert HEGINBOTHAM of Longlee, co.Derbys);   Ann wife of Peter MARSLAND of Marple, Cheshire;   daughter in law Ann (married to James) daughter of Samuel BOWDEN of Beigerift (?);   neighbour John HEGINBOTHAM. Executors: son Ralph and son in law Robert HEGINBOTHAM. Witnesses: John SWINDELLS;   Joseph MOORS;   Wm CHATTERTON. Proved 25 Jan 1780. [Contributed by mw on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1780

BULLOCK HAND HOUSLEY WILLGOOSE

HOUSLEY, Hugh, late of Hartington, widower. (Ad) son Joseph HOUSLEY of Hartington, Husbandman,   William WILLGOOSE of Bakewell, Husbandman. Sealed & Delivered: Henry HAND, n.p. Admin. 25 Jul 1780; before J BULLOCK Surrogate. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1781

BARBER BOOTH HADFIELD LOMAS ROYLEY

HADFIELD, Joseph - Barnfold, Clothier, written 1780. dau Hannah ROYLEY (deceased);   her children: John, William, Daniel, Hannah (Anna);   son Thomas (deceased);   his children: Milicent, Isaac;   dau Milicent. Executors: son in law Henry LOMAS,   kinsman John HADFIELD the younger of Uppercliff. Witnesses: William BARBER,   Thos BOOTH, Elisabeth BOOTH. [Contributed by mbw on 18 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1781

BAIEN HIGENBOTTAM KINDER LOMAS MARIOTT MARSLAND MUCHEL OLERENSHAW PICKFORD RAWLENSON STANDLEY WATERHOUSE

HIGENBOTTAM, George, of Birch Hall, yeoman, parish of Glossop, 14 Nov 1776. Beneficiaries: wife Mary;   nephew Mathew RAWLENSON of Stockport;   Charles the son of James HIGENBOTTAM of Manchester;   George HIGENBOTTAM the son of James HIGENBOTTAM of Manchester, plasterer,   his cousin;   Thomas RAWLENSON of Stockport;   half sister Ann LOMAS. Possessors of dwellings: John STANDLEY, Smithfield &   the new piece on Chinley Moore;   Wm BAIEN, house in Heafield. Tenant: Joseph MUCHEL, personal estate at Birch Hall. Debtors: Joshua MARIOTT &   John KINDER (money out at interest). Executors: John KINDER of Hillhouse &   Thomas WATERHOUSE of Sudehill in Heafield. Alternate Executor: John KINDER the son of John KINDER. Witnesses: Samuel MARSLAND,   Robert OLERENSHAW &   John PICKFORD. Probate granted to John KINDER &  Thomas WATERHOUSE in Chesterfield 2 May 1781. [Contributed by ap on 24 Jul 2000 et seq.]

1784

BRADDOCK FOSTER HADFIELD MOSS PLATT ROBERTS SIDDALL

HADFIELD, George - Padfield, written 1783. dau Mary FOSTER dau of Mary FOSTER of Broughton Lan <21y;   nephews James BRADDOCK, John BRADDOCK;   father Robert HADFIELD, bro John HADFIELD;   sis Betty MOSS,   Hannah BRADDOCK,   Sarah (deceased) late wife of Joshua PLATT. Executors: bro John, George ROBERTS of Whitfield Schoolmaster. Witnesses: James SIDDALL,   Thos BRADDOCK. [Contributed by mbw on 18 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1785

HADFIELD TINKER

HADFIELD, Betty, Crodon Brook, Mottram, Cheshire, Spinster. (Ad) father Thomas HADFIELD* of Crodon Brook, Mottram, Cheshire;   with other administrators Joseph TINKER* of Mottram, Cheshire,   Parish Clark & John TINKER* of Mottram, Cheshire, Joiner. Admin. granted 22 Mar 1785. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1788

BAGSHAW DANE HALL WILDGOOSE

HALL, John - of Abney Grange, Hope, yoeman, 2 Aug 1787. wife Ann all goods, chattles, notes etc. she also exec. Testator signed. Witnesses: Uriah DANE,   Ralph (X) WILDGOOSE,   Mark BAGSHAW. Proved Bakewell 11 Apr 1788. [Contributed by vh on 04 Nov 2005 et seq.]

1788

BURROWS DOROTHY FOSTER HAWKSLEY HOLMES

HAWKSLEY, John - of Handley, North Wingfield, 1788. Mentions: sons Joshua HAWKSLEY, Job HAWKSLEY, James HAWKESLEY & George HAWKSLEY;   daughters Lydia HAWKSLEY, Mary HAWKSLEY, DOROTHY HAWKSLEY & Elizabeth HAWKSLEY. Witnesses: Betty HOLMES,   Joseph FOSTER,   William BURROWS. Proved at Chesterfield 16 Oct 1788. [Contributed by cr on 27 May 2011 et seq.]

1790

BOCKING BOOTH HADFIELD SIDEBOTTOM

HADFIELD, Robert - Hayfield, Clothier, written 1786. bro George* got everything. Witnesses: John SIDEBOTTOM,   Mary BOCKING,   Thos BOOTH. [Contributed by mbw on 18 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1790

ASHFORTH BROBIN BURDEKIN CRESWICKE HANCOCK JOLLY KENT LAMBERT WHEAT

HANCOCK, Joseph - of Sheffield co. York, Gentleman, 29 Nov 1788. wife Martha HANCOCK* - plate china and household furniture;   property in West-Barr I hold by lease of the Church Burgesses;   property in New Street;   son Ebenezer HANCOCK;   daur Mary wife of Ralph BROBIN - £50;   son Samuel HANCOCK;   son John HANCOCK - both £50;   daur Rebecca wife of Edward LAMBERT, and her children (under 21);   daur Sarah wife of John JOLLY, Gentleman, and their children (under 21);   grandaur Mary JOLLY "who I have had with me some years";   daur Elizabeth HANCOCK;   Rolling Mill;   premises in Howard Street. Witnesses: George ASHFORTH,   Richard WHEAT,   Thos CRESWICKE. Codicil: 14 Jun 1790. Cancels bequest to children of daur Rebecca LAMBERT as "I have been put to considerable expense on account of the said Edward LAMBERT". Witnesses to Codicil: Thos CRESWICKE,   Wm KENT, Ann KENT. Original held at the Borthwick Institute, York. Note: Elizabeth later married Joseph BURDEKIN. [Contributed by jbch on 1 Mar 2002 et seq.]

1791

CLEGG DUNKERLY HEGINBOTHAM HEGINBOTHOM KERSHAW MIDDLETON REDDISH SHAW

HEGINBOTHOM, Joshua - of Meadow Bank, Hollingworth, Mottram in Longendale, yeoman. Beneficiaries: wife Mary;   William MIDDLETON, Smallware man of Manchester, kinsman;   Joshua MIDDLETON, kinsman;   Ralph KERSHAW from near Greenacres, nephew;   Ann KERSHAW sister of Ralph;   Abraham SHAW of Armfield near Tintwistle;   John REDDISH of Mottram in Longendale, kinsman;   Thomas MIDDLETON, merchant of Liverpool;   Ann MIDDLETON, spinster of Chapel-en-le-Frith. Executrix/Executors: wife Mary (dead at the time the will was proved),   John REDDISH,   Abraham SHAW. Witnesses: John DUNKERLY;   John DUNKERLY the younger;   Ann DUNKERLY. Probate issued at Chester 29 Aug 1791. Submitter's Note: the above Thomas MIDDLETON of Liverpool was probably the son of William MIDDLETON and his wife Arminal HEGINBOTHAM, christened at Thomas Becket [CelF] 13 Jan 1716/17 and who married Elizabeth the daughter of James CLEGG. Ann and William would be Thomas's siblings but I'm not sure about Joshua MIDDLETON. [Contributed by jp on 09 Nov 2006 et seq.]

1791

BARBER BURROWS HALL WALKER

HALL, John - of Newhall Nook, Bradwell, miner, 3 Oct 1790. wife Elizabeth, "estate" for life, & to sell if necessary, then to son John;   daughters (unnamed) who are alive at the time of Elizabeth's death to share household goods. Witnesses: Robert BURROWS,   Ann(X) WALKER   & Benjamin BARBER jnr. Proved Bakewell 14 Oct 1791. [Contributed by vh on 04 Nov 2005 et seq.]

1793

DEARNLEY GARLICK HADFIELD SHAW

HADFIELD, Thomas - Simondley, written 1784. children George, Samuel, Moses, Martha, Hannah, all <21y;   bro Samuel*, sis Martha HADFIELD*. Witnesses: Samuel SHAW,   Joshua GARLICK,   John DEARNLEY. [Contributed by mbw on 18 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1793

ASHTON BARKER BOOTH DAKIN HADFIELD HALL

HADFIELD, John - Fullwood Stile in Hope Parish, Yeoman, written 1785. now wife Hannah;   grandson Thomas BARKER,   grandaughters Hannah HALL wife of John HALL of Hope;   Betty BARKER, Ann BARKER;   son in law John BARKER of Abney in Hope parish Yeoman. Executors: John DAKIN of Pindale (Hope),   Thomas HADFIELD of Hope Blacksmith. Witnesses: Elizabeth HALL,   Joseph BOOTH,   George ASHTON. Probate granted to John DAKIN 13 Feb 1793 as Thomas HADFIELD deceased. [Contributed by mbw on 18 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1794

BRADBURY CHADWICK HADFIELD LINE TURNER

HADFIELD, John Junior - Uppercliffe, Yeoman, written 1791. son John, dau Mallly <21y. Executors: Joseph BRADBURY,   John LINE both of Hayfield. Witnesses: Saml TURNER,   James CHADWICK,   Samuel LINE. [Contributed by mbw on 18 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1794

HADFIELD RIDGWAY SHIPLEY

HADFIELD, Robert, of Hollingworth, Mottram, Cheshire, Weaver. (Ad) son Jonathan HADFIELD* of Hollingworth, Mottram, Cheshire, Weaver,   with other administrators Ignatius RIDGWAY* of Hollingworth, Mottram,   Cheshire, Joiner & Joseph SHIPLEY* of Hollingworth, Mottram,   Cheshire, shoemaker or cordwainer. Admin. granted 20 Feb 1794. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1794

GROWOW HALL WALKER WORTHINGTON

HALL, Robert(X) - of (PR says Abney Grange?) Hope, 1 Jul 1783. son John "estate" (he also sole exec);   son Edmund 1/-;   son Robert 1/-;   daughter Hannah WORTHINGTON 1/-;   daughter Margaret WALKER 1/-. Witnesses: Daniel GROWOW & Thomas HALL. Proved Bakewell 30 Apr 1794. [Contributed by vh on 04 Nov 2005 et seq.]

1794

HALL HYDE LINGARD STANSFIELD

HALL, Thomas, of Stones House, parish of Glossop. (Ad) Mary HALL* of Kinder, widow,   Joseph HYDE of Hollinworth Head farmer and Thomas STANSFIELD of Bower Fold farmer, all of the parish of Glossop. In the presence of: William {   } & John LINGARD. Signed: Mary HALL,   Joseph HYDE &   Thomas STANSFIELD. Admin. granted to Mary HALL 22 Sep 1794 (Bishops Court in Lichfield) [Contributed by ap on 24 Jul 2000 et seq.]

1794

DANNER GRATTON HERROD HOPKINSON LYNAM SLACK

HOPKINSON, William - of North Wingfield, 16 Oct 1794. Mentions: wife Elizabeth,   sons William & Matthew,   daughters Elizabeth, Sarah, Lydia, Martha DANNER;   son in laws Joseph DANNER, John GRATTON;   grandson William DANNER. Witnesses: James LYNAM,   William SLACK,   Thomas HERROD. [Contributed by cr on 27 May 2011 et seq.]

1795

HADFIELD

HADFIELD, Samuel - Glossop Parish, Shoemaker. (Ad) granted to wife Sarah 1795. [Contributed by mbw on 18 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1795

BOSTOCK CARDWELL HADFIELD ROBERTS SIMPSON TURNER

HADFIELD, Charles - Lees Hall, Yeoman Mill Owner. wife Mary, daus Betty SIMPSON,   Polly HADFIELD <21y;   son Joseph <21y. Executors: wife Mary, son Joseph, son in law Arthur BOSTOCK. Witnesses: John TURNER,   Thos CARDWELL,   Geo ROBERTS. [Contributed by mbw on 18 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1795

BOSTOCK CARDWELL ETCHELS HADFIELD ROBERTS SIMPSON TURNER

HADFIELD, Charles, of Lees Hall, Glossop, Yeoman, 17 Apr 1794. wife Mary HADFIELD*,   tenant Samuel ETCHELS of Charlesworth;   daughters Betty SIMPSON,   Polly HADFIELD,   son Joseph HADFIELD*,   son in law Arthur BOSTOCK*. Witnesses: John TURNER,   Thos CARDWELL,   Geo ROBERTS. Probate granted 3 Jun 1795. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1796

ARNFIELD BOWDEN BROCKELHURST GEE HALL HARRO HAUGE HYDE SHAW STANSFIELD WHITEHEAD

HYDE, Joseph, of Hollingworth Head, Yeoman, 1 Aug 1794. wife Mary HYDE,   son Joseph HYDE*,   daughter Dolly STANSFIELD,   daughters Mary HALL,   Bettey GEE,   Nanney HAUGE,   Hannah BROCKELHURST,   Sarah HARRO;   debtor to testator Mrs. Sarah SHAW in Charlesworth;   executor Rev. John WHITEHEAD*. Witnesses: George BOWDEN,   Samuel ARNFIELD,   Joseph BOWDEN. Probate granted 13 Jan 1796. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1797

BENNETT BRAMHALL BRAY GODDARD HADFIELD ROBERTS

HADFIELD, Mary - Glossop, Innkeeper. sons James BRAMHALL, John BRAMHALL, Joseph BRAMHALL. dau Catherine GODDARD. Executors: son James BRAMHALL,   friend Thomas BENNETT of Simondley Blacksmith. Witnesses: Henry BRAY,   Geo ROBERTS. [Contributed by mbw on 18 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1797

BUXTON EYRE HALL MORTON SIDEBOTTOM SLACK

HALL, Robert - of Castleton, yoeman, 14 Jun 1783. son Thomas the house etc. in Castleton in the possession of William MORTON Taylor, the land in Spitalfields in the possession of Samuel SLACK & the land in Silcock Pingle in the possession of Peter SIDEBOTTOM;   son John the remainder, he also exec. Witnesses: Micah HALL,   Geo. EYRE &   Wm. BUXTON. Proved 21 Oct 1797. [Contributed by vh on 04 Nov 2005 et seq.]

1799

BOOTH HADFIELD TURNER WATERHOUSE

HADFIELD, Samuel - Jumble Hole Top near Hayfield, Slater, written 1794. wife Alice, son John, daus Nanny Alice. Executors: son John HADFIELD,   son in law Peter TURNER. Witnesses: John WATERHOUSE,   Thomas WATERHOUSE,   Thos BOOTH. [Contributed by mbw on 18 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1799

DEWSNAP FIELDING HADFIELD KELSALL ROBERTS WAIN

HADFIELD, John - Cowbrook, Yeoman, written 1797. wife Betty, daus Sarah wife of William WAIN,   Betty HADFIELD,   grandson Thomas WAIN <27y. Executors: wife Betty, dau Betty, friend Joseph FIELDING of Hurst Yeoman. Witnesses: Robert DEWSNAP,   James KELSALL,   Geo ROBERTS. [Contributed by mbw on 18 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1799

BROCKLEHURST DEWSNAP GEE HADFIELD SHERD

HADFIELD, John - Rowarth, Yeoman, written 1796. present wife Mary, son James, dau Mary DEWSNAP. Executors: kinsman Matthew HADFIELD the elder of Mellor Weaver,   friend John BROCKLEHURST of Hayfield Blacksmith. Witnesses: George SHERD,   Thomas GEE,   Joseph HADFIELD. [Contributed by mbw on 18 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1799

DEWSNAP FIELDING HADFIELD KELSALL ROBERTS WAIN

HADFIELD, John, of Cowbrook, Glossop, Yeoman, 22 Jun 1797. wife Betty HADFIELD,   grandson Thomas WAIN,   daughter Sarah WAIN,   son in law William WAIN,   daughter Betty HADFIELD*,   executor Joseph FIELDING of Hurst, Glossop, Yeoman. Witnesses: Robert DEWSNAP,   James KELSALL,   Geo. ROBERTS. Probate granted 25 Mar 1799. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1799

BOOTH BURGON HALL HOBSON ROBINSON

HALL, George(X) - of Hope, yeoman, 11 Jan 1799. wife Elizabeth the income from the property let to Richard BURGON for life;   son Joseph £1/1/0d.;   son George £200 after the death of Elizabeth or the property let to John BURGON;   son John the rest, he also exec. Witnesses: George ROBINSON,   Joseph BOOTH,   Joseph HOBSON. Testator buried 8 Apr 1799. Proved Bakewell 3 May 1799. [Contributed by vh on 04 Nov 2005 et seq.]

1799

HOPKINSON MARSHALL REDFEARN WILSON

HOPKINSON, Thomas - of Moorwood Moor, North Wingfield, Yeoman, 16 Oct 1799. Mentions: wife Mary, son George;   John HOPKINSON of Ufton Fields;   John HOPKINSON the younger of Duffield. Witnesses: John REDFEARN,   James MARSHALL,   William WILSON. [Contributed by cr on 27 May 2011 et seq.]

1800

HAWKSLEY HEYWOOD HOBSON WILDE

HEYWOOD, Thomas - of Brimington in the parish of Chesterfield, Gentleman, 8 Dec 1796. son Thomas HEYWOOD;   grandson John HEYWOOD (son of son John HEYWOOD);   son-in-law George HOBSON of Scrooby;   grandson Thomas Hays HOBSON. Witnesses: Elizabeth WILDE,   Job HAWKSLEY. Probate Chesterfield 17 Apr 1800. [Contributed by dh on 23 Dec 2009 et seq.]

1800

FOGG GEE HALL HOLT LINE REDFERN WATERHOUSE

HALL, George, of Kinder, husbandman, parish of Glossop, { } Aug 1800. Beneficiaries: nephews Thomas HALL*, Joseph HALL, John HALL,   Micah HALL, Samuel HALL and William HALL. Bequeathed the interest from creditors to clothe the poor children in the town of Hayfield. Creditors: William LINE,   Thomas FOGG of Stockport, wheelright;   Charles HOLT of Bullock smithy, weaver;   Edward REDFERN of Hayfield. Overseer: brother in law John WATERHOUSE. Executors: nephew Thomas HALL of Kinder &   Thomas GEE of Kinder. Witnesses: illegible Probate granted 1 Sep 1800 in Lichfield. [Contributed by ap on 24 Jul 2000 et seq.]

1801

HADFIELD

HADFIELD, John - Glossop Parish, Joiner (unmarried). (Ad) granted to mother Mary HADFIELD, widow of Chapel en le frith,   with Charles HADFIELD Taylor and William HADFIELD Roller Turner in Glossop Parish. [Contributed by mbw on 18 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1802

HEATH MADIN OWTRAM READ WILCOCKSON

HEATH, John - of Brampton, co. Derby, farmer, 25 May 1802. to my dear and loving wife Mary HEATH* - all my Lands, &c in Brampton if she remain unmarried otherwise to my son John HEATH;   to my son Thomas HEATH - £100;   to my daughters Mary HEATH and Alice HEATH (each) £50 / Alice is under 15. Witnesses: John WILCOCKSON,   Edward MADIN,   George READ. The Testator married Mary OWTRAM (d/o Francis, Will dated 25 Nov 1770) in 1781. He died in 1802, and was the submitter's 5*gt grandfather. [Contributed by js on 24 Nov 2006 et seq.]

1803

COLLIER HADFIELD

HADFIELD, Charles - Upperfold. (Ad) wife Mary renounced her right to letters of Admin. granted to brother John HADFIELD of Upperfold Yeoman. Bound with Robert COLLIER of Upperfold Farmer & John COLLIER same place Farmer. [Contributed by mbw on 18 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1803

BARBER BARKER HALL WOODROOFE

HALL, Abraham - of Hope, faramer, 14 Oct 1803. (Ad) granted to Lydia HALL widow of Abraham, farmer, of Hope at Bakewell. Witnesses: Nathan WOODROOFE, parish clerk of Hope &   William BARBER/ BARKER? blacksmith of Hope. [Contributed by vh on 04 Nov 2005 et seq.]

1804

DAGLEY GREEN HADFIELD HALLEWELL KEIR PLATT RHODES TURNER WILDSMITH

HADFIELD, Thomas, of Cradenbroke, Mottram, Cheshire, Farmer, 10 Jun 1802. granddaughters Evelyn PLATT,   Harriot GREEN;   their husbands ? PLATT of Glossop Dale (known to be George PLATT) &   Amer GREEN;   Ann HADFIELD otherwise RHODES (who lived with testator). Beneficiaries: Mary & Sarah TURNER,   their father Peter TURNER of Waterside &   mother (the late) Hannah TURNER of Waterside;   Thomas HADFIELD otherwise RHODES. Trustees: George WILDSMITH of Darton, Yorkshire, Butcher &   Thomas RHODES of Tintwistle, Cheshire, Clothier. Witnesses: Geo KEIR,   William DAGLEY,   George HALLEWELL. Probate granted 24 May 1804. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1804

BAGSHAW BRIDDOCK GREAVES HALL JOULE WILMOTT

HALL, Micah - of Castleton, gentleman, 29 Apr 1801. brother Isaac, innholder of Castleton, everything including mining rights;   servant Joseph BRIDDOCK £2 p.a. for life. Witnesses: John HALL, Godfrey HALL, Joseph HALL. Codicil: 11 Nov 1802. He still leaves everything to his brother Isaac but he has now bought the manor of Hope. He leaves his servants Elizabeth GREAVES, Sarah BAGSHAW & Christopher JOULE £5 apiece. Witnesses: Godfrey HALL, Joseph HALL & Edwd Coke WILMOTT. Proved at Lichfield 13 Jul 1804. [Contributed by vh on 04 Nov 2005 et seq.]

1805

CARRINGTON HADFIELD MELLOR

HADFIELD, Isaac - Glossop Parish, Tailor. (Ad) granted to widow Martha. Bound with James CARRINGTON of Bugsworth Yeoman & Francis MELLOR of Chappel en le frith Cordwainer. [Contributed by mbw on 18 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1806

CROWTHER FERN FERNS HAMBLETON RADCLIFFE

HAMBLETON, Benjamin of Mellor, Weaver. wife Hannah HAMBLETON and surviving children;   executors James RADCLIFFE* of Mellor, Muslin manufacturer,   Ralph FERNS* of Mellor, Shopkeeper. Witnesses: Aaron FERN,   Jane CROWTHER. Probate Lichfield 4 Jun 1806  Estate under £100. [Contributed by ls on 26 May 2000 et seq.]

1807

BURGON HALL ROSE

HALL, Nancy - of Castleton, spinster, 1807. (Ad) granted to Elias HALL, petrifier of Castleton, for the "estate" of his sister Nancy, spinster of Castleton. Witnesses: Joel ROSE, weaver of Castleton & Richard BURGON weaver of Castleton. [Contributed by vh on 04 Nov 2005 et seq.]

1807

BUTLER HALL HUNT SKERRITT WALKERS

HALL, Joseph - of Heage i/t/p Duffield co. Derby, schoolmaster, 27 Apr 1804. to son Patrick HALL - all messuage &c. wherein I now dwell at Heage subject (to) payments of £10 to my son David HALL and £5 to my daughter Hannah WALKERS;   my wife Jane HALL shall enjoy the premises during her natural life and said legacies … not paid until 12mths after my wifes decease. Sole Executor: son Patrick HALL - to have all the rest.   Signed J. HALL (his mark) with: Witnesses: John BUTLER,   George HUNT,   Francis SKERRITT. Declaration made 10 Jan 1807 at Lichfield that Patrick HALL was Exececutor;  commission executed 13 Jan 1807. Ed: Rather unusual to find a schoolmaster who can't sign his name? Maybe he was quite frail by the time he made the Will. [Contributed by wj on 9 Mar 2003 et seq.]

1807

BRUNT BUTTERFIELD HEYWOOD HITCH KIDD MARSH OWTRAM RODGERS TYSON

HEYWOOD, Mary - of Staveley Netherthorpe, Widow, 21 Jan 1807. son-in-law John RODGERS of Staveley Netherthorpe, Gentleman;   brother Thomas HITCH of Staveley Netherthorpe, Farmer;   daughter Elizabeth, wife of John RODGERS;   grandson Robert RODGERS (the younger);   daughter Ann BRUNT, wife of - BRUNT of Gilfit, Yorkshire, Farmer;   grandson Thomas OWTRAM, son of Ann by former husband;   tenant David KIDD (in Brimington) Witnesses: Samuel TYSON,   S. BUTTERFIELD,   John MARSH Jnr. Probate Chesterfield 15 Oct 1807. [Contributed by dh on 23 Dec 2009 et seq.]

1811

HADFIELD HUDSON KAY WILSON

HADFIELD, John - Glossop Parish, Yeoman. (Ad) "Died intestate without widow, child, parent, brother or sister." granted to nephew John HUDSON next of kin of Bradfield in the parish of Ecclesfield Yks Farmer. Bound with William KAY of parish of Hope Farmer & Robert WILSON of parish of Hope Butcher. [Contributed by mbw on 18 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1811

BOOTH BOTAM BRADDOCK BRADSHAW ECCLES HOLLINGWORTH HOWARD HYDE MOORES SHEPLEY STANNEY THORNILY WOOD

HOLLINGWORTH, John, of Chisworth, Yeoman, 20 Aug 1810. Died 3 Sep 1810. son in law James MOORES of Marple (weaver);   John BRADDOCK of Marple (gentleman);   John BRADSHAW;   son Jeremiah to be offered his leasehold estate from Bernard Edward HOWARD,   with HOWARD's permission;   daughters: Mary, wife of Thomas SHEPLEY;   Lettice, wife of John HYDE;   Jane, wife of James MOORES;   Hannah, wife of John BOOTH;   Rebecca, wife of Joseph BOOTH;   Nancy, wife of John THORNILY;   Betty, wife of James STANNEY. Trustees: James MOORES & John BRADDOCK. Witnesses: John WOOD,   William BOTAM,   A ECCLES. Oath signed 16 Feb 1811;  Proved at Glossop 20 Feb 1811  Effects: £450. [Contributed by cw on 4 Jun 2000 et seq.]

1811

BOOTH BOTTAM BRADDOCK HOLLINGWORTH HYDE MOORES SHEPLEY STANNEY THORNILEY WOOD

HOLLINGWORTH, John - of Chisworth, yeoman, 10 Aug 1810. Died 3 Sep 1810. widow not named;   son Jeremiah;   daughters Mary (wife of Thomas SHEPLEY);   Lettice (wife of John HYDE);   Jane (wife of James MOORES);   Hannah (wife of John BOOTH);   Rebecca (wife of Joseph BOOTH);   Nancy (wife of John THORNILEY);   Betty (wife of James STANNEY(?)). Executors: son in law James MOORES of Marple, Cheshire, weaver,   and John BRADDOCK of Marple, Cheshire, Gent. Witnesses: John WOOD;   William BOTTAM. Proved 20 Feb 1811. [Contributed by mw on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1811

CHALONER DONKIN HALL HUBERSTY MILLWARD SMITH

HALL, Luke - of Carsington, 10 Mar 1811. Died 31 Aug 1811. Bequests: to his brother Zachariah HALL - £50;   to nephews Thomas HALL, Gamaliel HALL, Luke HALL, Francis HALL, Job HALL, Zachariah HALL, and John HALL - £50 each;   to nieces Anne HALL and Hannah HALL - £50 each;   to his nephew William HALL's son Thomas - £25 and 'the clock now standing in my nephew William HALL's house';   and to his nephew William HALL's daughter Mary - £25 and the 'Bed and all thereto belonging'. Executor: Isaac DONKIN, Carsington.   Luke HALL + his mark. Witnesses: William SMITH &   John MILLWARD. Probate 17 Sep 1811 to Isaac DONKIN; with  Comissioner - Nathan HUBERSTY and  Clerk - Jno. CHALONER. [Contributed by ch on 29 Oct 2004 et seq.]

1813

ELLIS HALLAM JEFFREY MARSHALL MIDDLETON

HALLAM, Thomas - of Bradwell, Hope, miner (1756?-1813), 24 May 1813. wife Mary clear yearly profits if she remain single until yougest child is 21 but if she remarries 1/-;   sons George, Samuel, James & Joseph share in mines & mining shares, share & share alike, when each reaches the age of 21;   George the lower end of the barnstead at Hillhead;   the house the testator lives in on Mary's death + £30;   Samuel land at The Butts & the upper end of the barn at Hillhead + £30;   James £45;   Joseph £45;   daughter Ann (Nancy) house where George MIDDLETON lives;   daughter Sarah (Sally) house where Mary MIDDLETON lives. Executors: wife Mary, son George & friend Thomas JEFFREY. They are entrusted to to wall up old mine building & make safe. Witnesses: John ELLIS, Joseph ELLIS & Lawrence MARSHALL. Proved Bakewell 15 Oct 1813. [Contributed by vh on 04 Nov 2005 et seq.]

1814

FIELDING HADFIELD SHEPLEY

HADFIELD, John Glossop Parish, Farmer. (Ad) granted to widow Ellen. Bound with John SHEPLEY of Glossop parish Farmer & Joseph FIELDING of Glossop Schoolmaster. [Contributed by mbw on 18 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1816

BERESFORD HOROBIN NEEDHAM

HOROBIN, Thomas, of Glutton Bridge, parish of Hartington. wife Ann HOROBIN. Witnesses: Joseph NEEDHAM,   Hannah NEEDHAM,   Joseph BERESFORD. Probate granted 1816. [Contributed by jd on 1 Dec 1999 et seq.]

1816

ARMFIELD BOOTH HADFIELD STAFFORD WILD

HADFIELD, John - Wash in Chapel en le Frith Parish, Weaver, written 1780. wife Mary, children Sarah, Charles, John, Joseph, Mary, William,   Rachel [John and Mary crossed out]. Executors: wife Mary, friend Henery WILD. Witnesses: John STAFFORD,   Thomas ARMFIELD,   Thos BOOTH. Wife Mary and Henry WILD died before Testator. Admin. granted 1816 to Charles HADFIELD of Bagshaw in parish of Chapel en le frith Tailor "the natural and lawful son". [Contributed by mbw on 18 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1816

HALL HOW NEEDHAM

HALL, Isaac Jnr - of Castleton, innkeeper, 7 Nov 1816. (Ad) granted to Elizabeth HALL the widow of Isaac of Castleton, innkeeper   & his father Isaac HALL, gentleman at Tideswell. Witnesses: Jonathon HOW & Ellis NEEDHAM both miners. [Contributed by vh on 04 Nov 2005 et seq.]

1816

HALL HOW NEEDHAM

HALL, Isaac - of Castleton, batchelor & miner, 7 Nov 1816. (Ad) granted to (his father) John HALL "for Isaac his son" at Tideswell. Witnesses: Jonathon HOW & Ellis NEEDHAM both miners. [Contributed by vh on 04 Nov 2005 et seq.]

1817

ALLEN BARTON BRADBURY HADFIELD JACKSON

HADFIELD, Mary - Moselee or Combs in Chapel en le Frith Parish. Widow of late Charles HADFIELD of Upperfold in Chinley and only surviving daughter of the late Joseph BRADBURY of Moselee. Estate shared between: cousin Elizabeth BRADBURY,   John BARTON of Smithy,   John ALLEN son of late George ALLEN of Burbage. Executor: Josiah BRADBURY of Rye Flatt. Witnesses: Martha BRADBURY,   Ellen BRADBURY,   Ann JACKSON. [Contributed by mbw on 18 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1817

BRADDOCK COBBS COLLIER DEWHURST FERN FOSTER GEE HYDE ROBINSON SPENCE SWINDELLS TAYLOR TURNER WILLIAMSON

HYDE, Ralph - of Ludworth, yeoman, 21 Sep 1805. Died 15 Oct 1816. wife Sarah;   sons William HYDE, farmer;   Ralph HYDE, weaver;   Hamnet HYDE;   daughter: Mary TURNER;   daughter Betty WILLIAMSON;   daughter Martha HYDE. Tenants: of houses in Dooley Lane, Marple: William COBBS;   Susannah COLLIER;   William FOSTER;   John GEE;   James ROBINSON;   James SPENCE;   George TAYLOR;   and Edward TURNER;   Edward SWINDELLS of Dooley Lane. Witnesses: Thomas DEWHURST;   John BRADDOCK;   John FERN. Probate 3 May 1817. [Contributed by mw on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1818

ELLIS HALL HOW NEEDHAM

HALL, Joseph - yoeman of Castleton, 13 Mar 1816. his nephews, John (a baker), Godfrey & Micah (sons of his late brother Godfrey) to share his land in Tideswell & Castleton;   his nieces (daughters of his brother Godfrey) Ann, Mary & Hannah £10 each. Executors: nephew John & sister-in-law Millicent. Witnesses: Ellis NEEDHAM,   Robert HOW &   John ELLIS. Proved Hope 9 Apr 1818. [Contributed by vh on 04 Nov 2005 et seq.]

1819

CHADWICK GODDARD HADFIELD HIBBERT HIGGINBOTTOM RADFORD WALMSLEY

HADFIELD, John - New Mill, Innkeeper. Bequests: 1/3 to wife Mary, 1/3 to Mary LEECH otherwise HADFIELD "who now resides with me",   1/3 to George RADFORD son of wife by former husband. Executors: John HIBBERT of New Mill Surgeon,   Joseph HIGGINBOTTOM of Whitle Yeoman. Witnesses: Chas WALMSLEY of Marple,   Samuel GODDARD Innkeeper New Mill,   James CHADWICK of New Mill. [Contributed by mbw on 18 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1819

ANDREW BARBER BURRS ELLIS FURNESS GOODWIN HALL HALLAM JACKSON KENYON MALTBY MORTON SOMERSET THORPE

HALL, Robert - of Bradwell, miner & buddler, 8 Apr 1819. wife Mary (nee ANDREW married Hope 1770);   son Micah (bapt Hope 1776) the house he now lives in + 1/3 of the garden adjoining brother Robert's stable, barn adjoining John ELLIS's croft & a croft in Bradwell Dale;   son Robert the house he now lives in, the stable, 1/3 of the stable garden & 3 crofts at Smalldale Head;   daughter Betty (Elizabeth bapt Hope 1785) the wife of Joseph ELLIS the house where they now live, the garden at the upper gable end, the weaving shop & garden with it & land on Bradwell Edge;   daughter Martha (bapt Hope 1782) wife of George GOODWIN the land at Lambpart that is between Robert MORTON's & Thomas SOMERSET's;   daughter Hannah (bapt Hope 1780) wife of William KENYON land at Outlands Head that he bought from Marshall THORPE - for this they are to pay the trustees of the Sunday School 10/- p.a. & to give his daughter Rebecca 2/- a week until £10 be spent after his wife's death;   daughter Rebecca (bapt Hope 1790) the house where Isaac FURNESS lives for life after his wife Mary's death & then to Rebecca's daughter Mary BARBER/ BURRS?( I cannot identify this Mary) + the house where John HALLAM now lives, again after his wife Mary's death;   granddaughter Nancy the house where he now lives after his wife's death (Nancy is recorded in Hope PR in 1816 as the spurious daughter of Rebecca HALL);   the land that is in the upper part of Lambpart that he bought from Benjamin BARBER to be sold or shared among his sons & daughters at his wife's death. Executors: son Robert, son-in-law William KENYON (a grocer) & wife Mary. Witnesses: George MALTBY,   Philip BARBER,   Robt. JACKSON &   John ELLIS. Note: This family seem to have had mining interests at Smalldale Head & are recorded in Hope PR sometimes of there & sometimes of Bradwell. Proved Bakewell 23 Jun 1819. The probate paper says he died 25 Apr 1819. [Contributed by vh on 04 Nov 2005 et seq.]

1820

BENNETT CHADWICK DEARNALEY FIELDING HADFIELD WILKINSON

HADFIELD, William, of Whitfield, Glossop, Farmer, 10 Feb 1817. sons John HADFIELD*, Robert HADFIELD*,   James HADFIELD*, Joseph HADFIELD*;   daughter Mary HADFIELD;   friend John DEARNALEY of Whitfield, Schoolmaster. Witnesses: John BENNETT,   Hannah BENNETT,   John DEARNALEY. Codicil: 1 Oct 1819. Sarah CHADWICK of Whitfield;   contracted builder Benjamin WILKINSON of Glossop, Millwright. Witnesses: Robert FIELDING,   Edward BENNETT,   John DEARNALEY. Probate granted 26 Feb 1820. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1820

BULL HOLLOWAY RIGHT TWIGG

HOLLOWAY, George - of Hall Know i/t/parish of Hollington, labourer, 31 March 1816. Heir & sole executor Thomas HOLLOWAY (his son). Signed with his mark, with: Witnesses: Samuel BULL,   Isaac TWIGG,   Daniel RIGHT. Probate granted at Lichfield 14 Oct 1820. Personal Estate  not more than £20. [Contributed by he on 19 May 2002 et seq.]

1821

HOPKINSON SAUNDERS STANLEY WALKER

HOPKINSON, George - of Brackenfield, farmer, 21 Feb 1814. Executors: son William HOPKINSON of Morton, Farmer, and son John HOPKINSON of North Wingfield. Mentions: son Joseph HOPKINSON deceased;   granddaughter Ann & Elizabeth (daughters of Joseph deceased);   grandson Thomas (son of Joseph deceased);   daughter Elizabeth STANLEY;   sons William & John HOPKINSON. Witnesses: Jno WALKER;   John SAUNDERS. Proved at Alfreton. Probate 25 Apr 1821. [Contributed by cr on 27 May 2011 et seq.]

1821

BAGSHAW BROADHURST FFOXLOW GARLICK GOULD HEATHCOTE HODGKINSON HOLLAND LOMAS MORTIN MORTON

HEATHCOTE, Rowland - of Earl Sterndale i/t/p Hartington co. Derby, yeomen, 23 May 1817. to Ellen GARLICK (daughter of my late brother Joseph HEATHCOTE) - 30£   for her own private use and not to her husband (Geo: GARLICK) - he to have one shilling;   if Ellen GARLICK die within a year (after me) said £30 equally between her children then living;   to my brother Ralph HEATHCOTE - interest of £150 during his life and after his death … divided amongst (his) children as follows: his son Ralph - £50 (and) to each of Brian, Martha, Elizabth, Mary, and Ellen - £20;   to my brother Arthur HEATHCOTE - £150;   to my sister Hannah BAGSHAW - £150;   to my sister Ann FFOXLOW - £145 for herself entire & solely for her own use and disposal;   to my brother in law William FFOXLOW - £5;   to my sister in law Ann HEATHCOTE - the interest of £100 during her life and at her decease … divided amongst the children of my late brother Samuel HEATHCOTE as follows: to Rowland - £20, to George - £40, to Alice - £40 … if either of the younger children … die … their £40 to be paid to the surviving youngest child of my brother. Provision for preachers in connection with the old Methodists conference - £100, also "to six of the poorest ffamilies living within the Village or Town of Earl Sterndale" - £40 plus interest "which I hope will make about 10s. to each ffamily every year for …   20 years (and) given to each ffamily every Christmas Eve to provide Coals and Bread after my decease until the said £40 be wasted";   Executors: Mr. Henry MORTIN of Broary,   and Mr. John HODGKINSON of Chelmorton - to have £15 for their trouble…   I Rowland HEATHCOTE set my hand and seal, with: Witnesses: John LOMAS,   Sampson HOLLAND,   Robert BAGSHAW. Codicil: to Joshua HEATHCOTE son of Brian HEATHCOTE - £25 at 21;   an oak tea hand whistle I give to Geo: HEATHCOTE son of my late brother Samuel HEATHCOTE is not to be sold with my other ffurniture at my decease…   my household ffurniture … sold … by auction… and all the money arising…   left in my Executors hands to be disposed of agreeable to this my last will;   I do revoke and disallow of John HODGKINSON as Executor and (instead) appoint Mr. James GOULD of Longnor… 22 Jun 1819. Witnesses: John LOMAS,   Arthur BROADHURST,   Sarah HEATHCOTE [x] her mark. Proved at London 26 Jul 1821 … by the oaths of Henry MORTON (written  as MORTIN in the Will) and  James GOULD the Executor named in the codicil. PRO Ref: PROB 11/#1646. [Contributed by jb on 31 Jul 2004 et seq.]

1822

BRITTLEBANK HILL HOPKINSON NIGHTINGALE PLATTS PRESTWIDGE TOPHAM WILMOT WOOD

HILL, Thomas - of Road Nook (Morton) co. Derby, yeoman, 21 Jan 1821. my sons in law John HOPKINSON & Matthew PLATTS,   and George PRESTWIDGE in the said County (Farmer?);   sons George and John (under 21) to occupy the farms or Tenements (in trust) which I rent under Sir Robert WILMOT and Mr. NIGHTINGALE;   to son George - my Real Estate situate at Wheatcroft i/t/p Crich;   all the rest to son John, subject to the following legacies: to (each of) my daughters Elizabeth, Ellen and Ann - 250£ when John is 21;   if my said daughter Ann PLATTS shall be desirous of accepting my Moiety or half part of certain Lands within the Township of South Wingfield which I lately purchased of and from John TOPHAM (about 9 acres) now in the occupation of the said John HOPKINSON) in part payment of her legacy... I value it at 220£, with 30£ paid at the time hereinbefore appointed. Executors: the said John HOPKINSON, Matthew PLATTS and George PRESTWIDGE - also to be son John's Guardians until he's 21.   Signed Thos. HILL, with: Witnesses: Wm. BRITTLEBANK (sg),   Richard WOOD (sg),   Thos. BRITTLEBANK. (sg) Proved (at Lichfield?) in 1822. [Contributed by sh on 14 Jul 2003 et seq.]

1822

CLOWES HOLDEN

HOLDEN, Reverend Charles - of Aston on Trent, Clerk, 25 Feb 1822. (difficult to read) Mentions: daughters Sophia Elizabeth Rosamund HOLDEN, Antonia Henrietta CLOWES, Teresa Amelia HOLDEN, Emma Maria HOLDEN, Rosamond HOLDEN, Isabel Clara HOLDEN;   sons Edward Anthony HOLDEN, James Richard HOLDEN;   son in law William CLOWES Esquire;   Francis ? Esquire. [Contributed by cr on 27 May 2011 et seq.]

1822

BROWNHILL CROWTHER HALL STANSFIELD

HALL, Marie (Mary), of High-Gate near Hayfield, parish of Glossop, 24 Jul 1822. Beneficiaries: son Thomas HALL of Hill-House,   son Joseph HALL of Nether Hey in the parish of Glossop,   son John HALL of Far-Phoside,   son Micah HALL* of Lane Head in the parish of Glossop,   son William HALL residing in London and son Samuel HALL of High-gate. Executors: sister Dolly STANSFIELD &   son Micah HALL of Lane Head. Witnesses: John CROWTHER &   {   } BROWNHILL. Probate granted 14 Oct 1822 in Lichfield. [Contributed by ap on 24 Jul 2000 et seq.]

1823

COOPER HADFIELD LEIGH WALKER

HADFIELD, Thomas - Tunstead Milton in Chapel en le Frith Parish, Blacksmith. son John [single], dau Sarah [single]. Executors: son John, dau Sarah &   John LEIGH "who works with me". Witnesses: John WALKER,   Ann LEIGH,   Saml COOPER. [Contributed by mbw on 18 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1824

BAKER CARRINGTON COLLIER FORD HADFIELD IBBERSON MELLOR ROSE SLACK

HADFIELD, George - Wash in Chapel en le Frith Parish, Yeoman, written 1821. neice Jane BAKER of Tideswell;   nephews James FORD & his children Ann, Elizabeth, John, George;   William MELLOR of Sheffield Yks & his son George MELLOR;   & George son of George MELLOR [above]. Executors: friends: John SLACK of Stockport Chs Grocer,   Robert COLLIER of Upperfold Farmer,   Francis MELLOR of Chapel en le frith Shoemaker. Witnesses: Samuel IBBERSON,   Jon'n ROSE,   Joseph CARRINGTON. [Contributed by mbw on 18 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1825

BEETHAM CLEWES GOODWIN HOROBIN MITCHELL NEEDHAM

HOROBIN, William, of Crowdicote, Hartington. son William HOROBIN,   son John HOROBIN,   son Daniel HOROBIN,   son Benjamin HOROBIN,   daughter Elizabeth GOODWIN,   daughter Hannah NEEDHAM,   granddaughter Ann CLEWES,   granddaughter Susannah GOODWIN Witnesses: Matthew BEETHAM,   William GOODWIN,   John MITCHELL. Probate granted 1825. [Contributed by jd on 1 Dec 1999 et seq.]

1826

HARRISON HOROBIN HULME

HOROBIN, Silence, widow of Daniel, of Crowdicote, parish of Hartington. daughter Hannah Horobin HARRISON,   grandson Daniel Horobin HARRISON;   George HULME* of Hollins, Alstonfield, Staffs. Probate granted 1826. [Contributed by jd on 1 Dec 1999 et seq.]

1826

BARBER BOCKING HALL KAY

HALL, Micah - of Bradwell, 29 Mar 1826. His execs are to sell up the house when his mother dies & give the money to his wife to bring up his children. Executors: Robert (his brother) & Hugh BOCKING, weaver (his brother-in-law) Witnesses: Richard KAY,   Josiah BARBER &   Betty HALL. Proved 13 Oct 1826. [Contributed by vh on 04 Nov 2005 et seq.]

1827

BATEMAN BRASSINGTON GOODWIN HALLAM HUDSON WHATT

HALLAM, William - of Stoney Middleton i/t/p Hathersage, 2 Oct 1819. Sole Executor: my well beloved wife Eliza HALLAM (late Elizabeth WHATT spinster of East Bourne co. Sussex), but if she dies first then I appoint Benjn HALLAM (second son of Robert HALLAM deceased - my brother). Indentures dated 5 Sep 1801 and 28 May 1825[1] re: a Conveyance of Land and Tenement in Stoney Middleton from my father Robert HALLAM - to my wife but in case she dies first to my brother Benjn HALLAM. My wife to have any property that may come to her at the death of her mother but in case she dies first the same to Robt HALLAM (third son of Robt HALLAM deceased - my brother) All my personal property to my wife but if she dies first to be disposed of to others namely £10 to each of: John HALLAM (my eldest brother's son);   Benjn HALLAM (second son of my brother John HALLAM) and John HUDSON (eldest son of Jonathan HUDSON of Sheffield deceased);   remainder if any between my brother[s] Benjn and Robert HALLAM. William HALLAM his mark X with: Witnesses: Geo: GOODWIN;   Saml HUDSON;   Charnal BATEMAN. Proved[2] at London 3 Jan 1827. PRO Ref: PROB 11/1720. Notes: [1] This date is quoted as '1825', which postdates the will being written in "One thousand eight hundred and nineteen". However this must be a mistake in the PCC transcription as the date in the original document at Lichfield is '1805' (ex. Glenn Trezza) [2] Proved by the Oath of Elizabeth BRASSINGTON formerly HALLAM (wife of James BRASSINGTON) [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1827

BARKER HALLAM HODGKINSON RADFIRTH WHITE

HALLAM, Benjamin - of Stoney Middleton, grocer, 11 Apr 1826. To daughter Ann WHITE - LeyCroft containing 2 acres, 2 roods &   34 perches now in the possession of Frederick WHITE, 2 houses situated near the churchyard, and the stable and garden adjoining with all appurtenances thereto subject to the payment of £80 to my executor;   son and daughter - 2 pews in the church;   son Benjamin HALLAM - residue. Executors: son Benjamin HALLAM;   James HODGKINSON, maltster of Worksop. Witnesses: James RADFIRTH;   Edward BARKER;   Benjamin HALLAM. Probate granted at Chesterfield 27 Jul 1827: Lichfield ECC. [Contributed by rm on 5 Mar 2002 et seq.]

1828

BOWDEN HADFIELD NADEN SCHOFIELD WAGSTAFFE

HADFIELD, Thomas - Cobdenedge in Mellor, Slater, written 1817. Died Sep 1822. wife Mary*. Bequests to: John SCHOFIELD son of late Thomas SCHOFIELD of Stockport;   Joseph SCHOFIELD* of Stockport Auctioneer,   Samuel BOWDEN of Cheetham hill in Mellor Innkeeper. Witnesses: Jonah NADEN,   Henry WAGSTAFFE,   Robert HADFIELD. On 10 Oct 1828 Joseph SCHOFIELD of Stockport Auctioneer and Samuel HAUGHTON of Cheadle Bulkeley Chs stated under oath that the original will was taken by John SCHOFIELD of Stockport Joiner & Cabinet Maker nephew of the Testator who would not give it up for probate; Admin. granted to Execs 1 Nov 1828. [Contributed by mbw on 18 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1829

BAGSHAW BLACKWELL HALKSWORTH HANCOCK

HANCOCK, Francis, late of the parish of Hope, Woodman. Died 11 May 1828. (Ad) widow Mary HANCOCK died without having taken out Admin. son John HANCOCK, of Stoney Middleton, Butcher;   Isaac BLACKWELL of Eyam, Farmer &   Francis HANCOCK of Grindleford Bridge Shoe Maker. Sealed & Delivered: Edwd. B BAGSHAW,   Geo: HALKSWORTH. Admin. 22 Jul 1829; before Edwd. B BAGSHAW, Rector of Eyam, Commisioner  Estate and Effects under 100£. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1831

GEE HADFIELD ROWBOTHAM TAYLOR

HADFIELD, Mary, of Whitfield, Glossop, Farmer, 26 Jan 1831. husband John HADFIELD,   sons Joseph ROWBOTHAM*,   John ROWBOTHAM* of Armcroft, Ludworth,   William ROWBOTHAM* of Armcroft, Ludworth;   sons Jonathan ROWBOTHAM,   Isaac HADFIELD;   former husband Joshua ROWBOTHAM of Ludworth deceased. Witnesses: Nancy GEE,   John GEE. Witnesses to Renunciation: John HADFIELD,   Thomas TAYLOR,   John ROWBOTHAM, 20 Oct 1831 Probate granted 5 Nov 1831. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1832

BENNETT HADFIELD HALL HALLAM HOWE PLATTS WALKER

HADFIELD, Charles - Wash in Chapel en le Frith Parish, Tailor. sons Joseph, John;   dau Mary HALLAM wife of Joseph HALLAM. Executors: friend Thomas BENNETT of Ridge Hall,   John HALL of Bagshaw. Witnesses: John HOWE,   Elias PLATTS,   John WALKER. Execs renounced right to probate & exec; Admin. granted 1832 to son Joseph, Tailor of Chapel en le frith. [Contributed by mbw on 18 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1832

BAGSHAW BRADDOCK COWLEY FARREL HADFIELD HOWARTH HUDSON MARRIOTT RATCLIFFE RIDGWAY WARHURST WINTERBOTTOM WOOD WOODHEAD

HADFIELD, George, of Old Hall, Hollingworth, Cheshire, Esquire, 14 Jun 1810. brothers Samuel HADFIELD*, Moses HADFIELD*,   mother Martha HADFIELD,   sisters Martha WOODHEAD, Hannah WOOD;   nieces Hannah & Bessy WOODHEAD,   nephews Thomas & George WOODHEAD,   cousins John WOOD,   John BRADDOCK, Solicitor,   Elizth FARREL,   Mary WOOD, Martha WOOD,   Thomas MARRIOTT,   James BRADDOCK,   Mary BAGSHAW,   Thomas WOOD,   James WOOD. Beneficiaries: Wm HUDSON, Minister of Tintwistle;   household servants John WARHURST,   John WINTERBOTTOM,   Josiah RIDGWAY. Witnesses: Thomas RATCLIFFE,   John COWLEY,   Roger HOWARTH. Probate dated 15 Mar 1832. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1832

BANN BRADBURY BROCKLEHURST FERNLEY GEE HADFIELD HAGUE HALL HARROP HYDE JACKSON ROWBOTHAM SHAW STANSFIELD WHITTAKER WOOD

HYDE, Joseph - of Hollingworth Head, Glossop, yeoman, 10 Jan 1826. Mentioned: sister Dolly wife of Thomas STANSFIELD. Trustees: nephews John GEE of Ardwick, Lan., corn miller and Isaac GEE of Ludworth, farmer[1]. Nephews: Thomas HALL, Joseph HALL, John HALL, Micah HALL, Samuel HALL (children of late sister Mary HALL);   Henry HAGUE, John HAGUE (children of late sister Nanny HAGUE);   Joseph GEE, Isaac GEE (children of my late sister Betty GEE);   Thomas STANSFIELD (son of sister Dolly STANSFIELD) Nieces: Mary (wife of Robert WHITTAKER);   Betty (wife of Robert ROWBOTHAM) (children of late sister Sarah HARROP);   Martha BROCKLEHURST (daughter of late sister Hannah BROCKLEHURST);   Dolly (late wife of John BRADBURY of Charlesworth) (who had two children living);   John GEE;   Mary (wife of John HADFIELD);   Susan (wife of John JACKSON);   Mary HAGUE;   Betty (wife of Charles BANN);   Micah JACKSON of the parish of Glossop, mechanic;   Joel HARROP;   Joseph GEE of Ludworth, farmer. Witnesses: James WOOD;   Thomas SHAW;   James FERNLEY. Proved 22nd Aug 1832. Notes: [1] John GEE was the only Trustee to survive in 1832. [Contributed by mw on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1835

ASTON BRADWELL CHEETHAM HALLAM HOWE MIDDLETON

HALLAM, Edward - Bradwell, parish of Hope, miner, 9 Dec 1834. to wife Rachel - whole estate, and upon her decease, to son Jacob*;   son to pay daughter Mary 15 pounds within a year of wife's decease;   son-in-law Robert MIDDLETON*, husband of my daughter Hannah - all my land called Cheetham on the property of Thomas CHEETHAM (after my wife's decease);   Residue to son Jacob. Signed with an 'X' by Edward HALLAM, with: Witnesses: John BRADWELL,   Thomas HOWE and Aallick HOWE. Probate Lichfield 4 Jan 1835; by Francis ASTON, surrogate,  to Jacob HALLAM of Bradwell, miner, and  Robert MIDDLETON of Bradwell, hatter. Estate < £50: Peculiar Court. [Contributed by - on 30 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1835

HANCOCK HARDWICK JERVIS VINCENT

HANCOCK, Archelaus - of Township of Walton, p. Chesterfield, co. Derby. (Ad) Occupation: Slater. Died 23 July 1835. Persons bound: Hannah HANCOCK, widow;   James JERVIS of Walton, Innkeeper;   Edward HARDWICK of Walton, Hatter. All three signed. Oath sworn by Hannah HANCOCK of Walton, widow relict, to whom Admon was granted 15 Dec 1835, Bishop's Court, Lichfield. Value under £200;   Matson VINCENT - Commissioner. [Contributed by jk on 5 Mar 2001 et seq.]

1836

ASTON BARBER BOCKING HALLAM MIDDLETON

HALLAM, Jacob - of Bradwell, parish of Hope, miner, 5 Nov 1835. to brother John HALLAM* and my dear wife Maria HALLAM* - all that messuage,   &c. in Smaldale and in Bradwell lately devised unto me by my Father-in-law, the late John MIDDLETON, as long as they sell all the above after the death of my mother-in-law, Alice MIDDLETON. Signed by Jacob HALLAM, with: Witnesses: Philip BARBER,   Robert BOCKING, and Josiah BARBER. Proved at Lichfield 6 Apr 1836 by Francis ASTON, surrogate,  to John HALLAM of Hallam in the parish of Sheffield, co. York,  blade forger. Personal estate under £20: Peculiar Court. [Contributed by - on 30 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1836

GREEN HOLLINGWORTH

HOLLINGWORTH, John - of Glossop, yeoman, who died 17 Feb 1835. (Ad) widow Mary HOLLINGWORTH. Guarantors: Benjamin GREEN of Chorlton in the parish of Manchester, yeoman and Samuel GREEN of Manchester, Calico Printer Esq. Admin. dated 29 Jun 1836. [Contributed by mw on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1838

COOK DEARNALEY HADFIELD HOWARD PLATT

HADFIELD, George - Padfield, Farmer. wife Mary, mother Ann HADFIELD, nephew James HADFIELD;   neices Ann COOK, Martha COOK. Executors: wife Mary, John DEARNALEY of Whitfield Schoolmaster. Witnesses: George PLATT,   John HOWARD. Codicil Witnesses: Joshua PLATT,   John HOWARD. [Contributed by mbw on 18 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1838

HADFIELD LOWE NALL TAYLOR WARD WELBY

HADFIELD, John - Chapel Milton, Yeoman, written 1835. wife Sarah;   sons Samuel*, Abraham*, John, Charles*, Thomas;   daus Sarah HADFIELD [crossed out];   Elizabeth wife of William TAYLOR;   Ann wife of William NALL. Bequests to: children of deceased dau Sarah LOWE & deceased son George. Witnesses: William WARD & Richard WARD both of Chapel Milton;   Adlard WELBY of Uttoxeter. [Contributed by mbw on 18 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1838

BRITTLEBANK HOLMES HOWSLEY JOHNSON KILLINGSWORTH MELLAND WOODRUFF

HOWSLEY, George, of Monyash, yeoman, 3 Jun 1826. Died 11 Feb 1838. house where he lived purchased of Mr. BRITTLEBANK;   seven children namely Hannah wife of Mr. Joseph HOLMES;   George, Isaac,   Sarah wife of Ralph WOODRUFF, Samuel, John and Thomas. Trustees & Executors: John MELLAND* the elder of Monyash, Gentleman,   and Samuel JOHNSON* of Lower Boothlow i/t/p Sheen, co. Staffs, yeoman. Witnesses: Wm. BRITTLEBANK,   Willm: KILLINGSWORTH. {?}Andw: BRITTLEBANK. NB: John MELLAND died in the lifetime of the Testator. Probate Bakewell 27 Apr 1838; before Matthew BOOTHAM, Commissioner  Effects under 450£. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1840

BATEMAN BLACK BOSTOCK BRYAN BUCK DUCK DUNNICLIFF HANSON HICKLING HILL HYDE MASON MAYSON MINION MOODY MORRIS NEWBOLD NORTON PEACH PLATT REEVES RICHDALE SALE SHEAVYN SMITH STRINGES TAFT WINFIELD WINGFIELD WOODWARD

HANSON, Rebecca (née WOODWARD) - of Ticknall, Derbyshire, widow, 13 Oct 1834. Beneficiaries: children of my sister [Mary] WINFIELD viz: John WINGFIELD, Mary MAYSON, Elizabeth d/o Elizabeth WINGFIELD (now STRINGES), Ann MORRIS, and Sarah BUCK;   children of Thomas WINFIELD and Rebecca BATEMAN and Joseph WINGFIELD, now deceased;   children of my sister [Elizabeth] NORTON viz: John NORTON, Richard NORTON, and Elizabeth NORTON;   children of Joseph NORTON, Sarah SMITH and Hannah MOODY now deceased;   niece Sarah TAFT;   niece Hannah REEVES;   nephew William WOODWARD;   great nephew William DUNNICLIFF;   nephew John NEWBOLD;   nephew Francis WOODWARD;   nephew William SHEAVYN;   nephew Thomas WOODWARD;   nephew John WOODWARD;   James WOODWARD, son of my nephew Richard WOODWARD, deceased;   William WOODWARD, son of my nephew Richard WOODWARD, deceased;   niece Ann BOSTOCK;   nephew Seth WOODWARD;   kinswoman Ann HYDE, widow;   nephew Richard SHEAVYN;   Samuel SHEAVYN, s/o nephew Richard SHEAVYN;   William SHEAVYN, s/o nephew Richard SHEAVYN;   four children of my nephew Robert SHEAVYN, deceased;   nephew Joseph WOODWARD;   nephew William WOODWARD. Executor: nephew William WOODWARD, of Southwood. Witnesses: Henry MINION, of Ticknall, Blacksmith;   Ann PEACH, spinster of Ticknall. Codicil: [date not known] Beneficiaries: niece Ann PLATT of Chellaston, widow;   niece Mary MASON of Ticknall;   niece Anne MORRIS of Melbourn;   niece Sarah DUCK of Newton or Melbourn;   Hannah PLATT, daughter of my niece Ann PLATT of Chellaston;   Elizabeth HICKLING, sister of the aforesaid Hannah PLATT;   nephew Seth WOODWARD's wife;   Sarah SALE, daughter of late William SHEAVYN, of Smisby;   niece Anne HYDE of Ticknall, Potter;   niece Mary BRYAN, wife of William BRYAN, of Ticknall;   niece Mary RICHDALE of Ticknall, Shop Keeper;   nephew William RICHDALE of Ticknall, Butcher;   Sarah HILL, now living with me. Witnesses: Mary BLACK,   John RICHDALE,   Sarah HILL. Probate granted 9 Jan 1840. Notes: [1] nephew Richard SHEAVYN - see his Will 15 Dec 1842. [2] nephew Robert SHEAVYN, deceased - see his Will 4 Oct 1832. [Contributed by bc on 30 Jan 2008 et seq.]

1840

FOX HALL RIGHT SIDDALL

HALL, John - of Hope, yeoman, 24 Feb 1829. wife Hannah;   son John - land known as Fullwood & Fullwood Carr + the new barns adjoining, land called "The Green" & Hillcroft + house etc.;   son Micah the copyhold land & housing known as Townhead - he is to pay Martha RIGHT (testee's daughter) £50;   son Thomas a share of John's housing + £150;   son George house, garden & land at "Greaves Croft" + another field called Green Meadow;   son Joseph £150 to be paid by John;   daughter Nancy £50 & may remain at home while single;   daughter Charlotte FOX £50;   daughter Hannah £50 & may remain at home while single. Executors: son John & wife Hannah. Witnesses: Thomas SIDDALL Snr. Thoas SIDDALL Jnr. & Joseph SIDDALL. Proved Hope 17 Sep 1840. [Contributed by vh on 04 Nov 2005 et seq.]

1841

BARBER HALLAM MARSHALL

HALLAM, Samuel - of Bradwell, Hope, miner, 19 Mar 1841. wife Mary & his brother-in-law Benjamin BARBER are to use the estate to care for & educate his children & if Mary remarries sole care to Benjamin. Executors: wife Mary & Benjamin BARBER. Witnesses: Josiah BARBER & Jacob MARSHALL. Proved Hope 10 Jul 1841. [Contributed by vh on 04 Nov 2005 et seq.]

1841

BARTON DIXON HARTLEY HEYWOOD HUTCHINSON LINDGARD MASTERS OXLEY

HEYWOOD, John - of Brimington in the parish of Chesterfield, Gentleman, 10 Mar 1840. Died 1840, aged 64. son John Thomas HEYWOOD;   daughter Mary OXLEY;   daughter Elizabeth MASTERS;   daughter Sarah BARTON;   daughter Ellen HARTLEY;   grand-daughter Anne DIXON. Witnesses: John LINDGARD,   J. HUTCHINSON Probate PCC 22 Jul 1841. [Contributed by dh on 23 Dec 2009 et seq.]

1841

HADFIELD PRESTON

HADFIELD, Robert, of Whitfield, Glossop, Yeoman. (Ad) wife Martha HADFIELD* of Whitfield,   with other administrators Thomas PRESTON* of Whitfield, Yeoman &   Robert HADFIELD* of Whitfield, Woollen Carder. Admin. granted 20 Oct 1841. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1842

HORSFIELD HYDE MASON ROWBOTTOM SAXON

HYDE, William - of Hill House within Bradshaw, Mellor, farmer, 31 Oct 1841. wife Hannah HYDE;   brother in law Thomas SAXON of Upper Bradshaw, farmer;   brother in law Moses ROWBOTTOM of Moorside, farmer;   son John HYDE deceased who has one son living under twenty one. Witnesses: Thomas HYDE, schoolmaster;   Joseph MASON, farmer;   James HORSFIELD. Proved 7 Jan 1842. [Contributed by mw on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1843

BENNETT BUCKLEY COLLIER DEWHURST HADFIELD KERSHAW LINGARD

HADFIELD, William, of Cow Brook, Glossop, Cotton Spinner, 15 Sep 1835. wife Mary HADFIELD, daughters Elizabeth & Mary HADFIELD;   late daughter Millicent BENNETT. Trustees: James BUCKLEY* of Coinfield, Derbyshire,   Manager of Cotton Mills;   sons Joseph HADFIELD*, John HADFIELD* &   son in law John BENNETT*. Witnesses: Sally DEWHURST,   Elizabeth DEWHURST,   Thos R LINGARD. Codicil: 9 Dec 1842. Witnesses: Jno KERSHAW,   Thomas COLLIER. Probate granted 17 Nov 1843. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1844

ADAMSON HALL LOWE TAYLOR

HALL, Joseph, of Ollersett, coal dealer, parish of Glossop, 13 Apr 1842. Beneficiaries: daughter Mary the wife of James LOWE,   daughter Martha, sons Levi HALL*, Amos HALL & Elijah HALL*. Witnesses: Wm ADAMSON &   David TAYLOR. Probate granted 9 Jan 1844 in Lichfield. [Contributed by ap on 24 Jul 2000 et seq.]

1844

HALL	HALL, Thomas, of the township of Whitle, parish of Glossop. Died 17 Nov 1843. (Ad) son Thomas HALL*. Signed: Thomas HALL & James HALL. Admin. granted to Thomas HALL 16 May 1844 in the Bishops Court of Lichfield. [Contributed by ap on 24 Jul 2000 et seq.]

1844

BERBECK BIRKS HALLAM HINCH MARPLES PINDER SLACK

HALLAM, John - senior, of Stoney Middleton, farmer, 12 Jun 1844. To be buried in the churchyard and burying place of my own family,   without any funeral pomp and with as little expense as may be. All estate to be sold and shared equally between son George HALLAM;   daughter Mary MARPLES;   daughter Martha BERBECK;   son John HALLAM;   son William HALLAM;   son Robert HALLAM;   son James HALLAM;   son Jonathan HALLAM;   daughter Elizabeth SLACK. Executors: son William HALLAM;   son Jonathan HALLAM. Witnesses: Thomas HINCH;   Robert PINDER;   William BIRKS. Proved 1844 Lichfield ECC. [Contributed by rm on 5 Mar 2002 et seq.]

1845

BEETHAM HOROBIN WARD

HOROBIN, John, of Sparklow, Hartington. wife Elizabeth HOROBIN,   son Thomas HOROBIN,   son William HOROBIN,   daughter Hannah HOROBIN,   son Robert HOROBIN,   son Edward HOROBIN,   granddaughter Martha WARD son Isaac HOROBIN,   daughter Mary HOROBIN. Witnesses: Daniel HOROBIN,   Matthew BEETHAM. Probate granted 1845. [Contributed by jd on 1 Dec 1999 et seq.]

1845

CHEETHAM GEE HAMBLETON ROWBOTTOM

HAMBLETON, John, of Marple Bridge, Draper. Died 14 Oct 1845. wife Betty, brothers William HAMBLETON,   Thomas HAMBLETON, Joel HAMBLETON* and Elijah HAMBLETON,   Emma CHEETHAM. Elizabeth, wife of Thomas ROWBOTTOM* of Hyde, Cheshire. executor Daniel GEE* of Marple Bridge, Saddler. Probate Lichfield 31 Oct 1845  Estate under £300. [Contributed by ls on 26 May 2000 et seq.]

1845

HADFIELD ROBINSON STRIKE

HADFIELD, Martha, of Wren Nest, Glossop, Widow, 19 Jun 1845. sons Robert & Christopher HADFIELD,   sons William HADFIELD*, Meshach HADFIELD*,   daughter Betty HADFIELD. Witnesses: John Dewsnap HADFIELD,   clerk to W. STRIKE Solr, Glossop,   William ROBINSON, Cotton Spr, Glossop. Probate granted 30 Dec 1845. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1846

BALL BENNETT BOWDEN HOLLINGWORTH

HOLLINGWORTH, Jacob - of Whitfield, Glossop, stone mason. Died 25 Jan 1846. widow Grace HOLLINGWORTH. Tenant: George BOWDEN. Witnesses: John BALL &   John BENNETT. Will executed 16 Feb 1846; Extracted 20 Feb 1846. [Contributed by mw on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1846

BLACKBURNE BOOT CLOAK CROFTS HOYLAND

HOYLAND, Samuel - of The Peacock Inn, Oakerthorpe, 12 Oct 1844. Occupation: Innkeeper & Horse Dealer. Died 27 Oct 1845. Trustees & Executors: friends Isaac BOOT of Nottingham, Lace Manufacturer & Henry CROFTS of Sutton-in-Ashfield, Pawnbroker. Beneficiaries: to dear wife Sarah, monies & everything connected with the farm and the Inn and on her decease to be shared amongst their children (not named). Samuel HOYLAND (his mark) 12 Oct 1844. Witnesses: Hugh CLOAK;   Isaac BOOT. Probate granted at Alfreton 15 Apr 1846. Value under £450;  F T BLACKBURNE - Surrogate. At Lichfield on 8 Sept 1875, Admin with the Will annexed. The Executors had died leaving part of the estate and effects still unadministered. Wm Henry Crofts HOYLAND, one of sons of the Testator was awarded the Grant and his mother Sarah renounced part of her legacy. [Contributed by jk on 5 Mar 2001 et seq.]

1847

BOWERS HADFIELD HIGGINBOTTOM

HADFIELD, James, of Glossop, Yeoman. (Ad) wife Ann HADFIELD* of Glossop,   with other administrators Samuel HIGGINBOTTOM* of Glossop, Appraiser &   William BOWERS* of Glossop, Grocer. Admin. granted 23 Jul 1847. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1847

HUDSON MIDDLETON SIDEBOTTOM WATERHOUSE YATES

HUDSON, Isaac, of Lane Ends, Chinley, Carpenter. wife Elizabeth HUDSON* [nee KIRK] of Lane Ends, Chinley;   son Robert HUDSON KIRK* [Known as Robert HUDSON], of Lane Ends, Chinley;   son John HUDSON, son Isaac HUDSON,   daughter Hannah SIDEBOTTOM [wife of Samuel];   daughters Eliza HUDSON, Grace HUDSON, Sarah HUDSON,   Elizabeth HUDSON and Mary Ellen HUDSON. Trustee: William MIDDLETON of Black Lane Head, Chinley. Witnesses: Abraham YATES,   Nanny WATERHOUSE. Will granted at Lichfield 23 Oct 1847. [Contributed by jh on 24 Apr 2000 et seq.]

1848

BOCKING BRADWELL CAVE CHEETHAM HALLAM HILL MIDDLETON STORY

HALLAM, Jacob - of Bradwell i/t/p Hope, lead ore miner, 17 Jun 1847. son John* - the house now occupied by tenant John HILL;   son Benjamin*- the house next to the one above;   son Isaac - the house lying next to John CHEETHAM's house;   daugther in law, Maria HALLAM - the house now occupied by son Benjamin as tenant (unless she marries again[1] {when} the house should be sold and proceeds divided by her children);   sons John, Benjamin, and Isaac - all my mines and mineral property;   daughters Hannah, Alice, Charity, and Catherine, and to granddaughter Olive BOCKING and granddaughter Olive STORY - each seven pounds;   son Isaac - my clock, bed and corner cupboard;   daughter Hannah - my dining table;   sons John and Isaac to pay ten pounds to my son Benjamin. Signed 'X' by Jacob HALLAM, with: Witnesses: John BRADWELL and Edward MIDDLETON. Proved at Lichfield 16 Mar 1848, by Wilmot C B CAVE, surrogate;  granted to John HALLAM and Benjamin HALLAM[2], executors: Peculiar Court. Notes: [1] Maria's husband was the testator's late son Jacob. [2] Probate says sons John and Benjamin were miners, and that Jacob died 26 Aug 1847. [Contributed by - on 30 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1851

BOOTH BRADDOCK HADFIELD ROLLEY

HADFIELD, Thomas - Padfield, Stonemason. wife Ann, dau Sarah <21y. Executors: John ROLLEY of Bank Bottom Waterside,   John BRADDOCK of Padfield. Witnesses: John ROLLEY,   John BRADDOCK,   John BOOTH. [Contributed by mbw on 18 Apr 2001 et seq.]

1851

HAMBLETON SMITH WEBB WILLIAMS

HAMBLETON, William, of Ludworth, Farmer. Died 12 Sep 1850. wife (unnamed in will, but Martha from MI and census),   son William HAMBLETON;   brothers and executors Thomas HAMBLETON*, Joel HAMBLETON* and Elijah HAMBLETON*, all Farmers. Witnesses: Francis WILLIAMS, of Marple;   John WEBB, weaver of Ludworth;   James SMITH, cordwainer, of Mellor. Probate Lichfield 20 Feb 1851  Estate under £100. [Contributed by ls on 26 May 2000 et seq.]

1851

HALL	HALL, Hannah. Died 30 Apr 1848. (Ad) Amos HALL* of Wragg Hollin in Hayfield, coal miner, parish of Glossop. Signed: Amos HALL. Admin. granted to Amos HALL 16 Apr 1851 in the Bishops Court of Lichfield. [Contributed by ap on 24 Jul 2000 et seq.]

1852

HOLLOWAY PEACH SMITH YEOMANS

HOLLOWAY, George - of Kirk Ireton, farmer, 29 Jan 1848. Died Nov 1851. Executors & Trustees: William YEOMANS of Rodsley farm hand, &   Richard PEACH of Kirk Ireton, farmer. Beneficiaries: wife Ann,   sisters Hannah YEOMANS wife of said William YEOMANS and Ann SMITH;   Richard PEACH. Probate granted at Lichfield 16 Apr 1852. [Contributed by he on 19 May 2002 et seq.]

1852

BEESON HALLUM HARTSHORNE KENT MARTIN MOORLEY SALE SNEAP

HARTSHORNE, John, Yeoman of Stanley. Died 24 Apr 1852. Beneficiaries: daughter Mary MARTIN [wife of William MARTIN];   John MARTIN [youngest son of Mary MARTIN];   Henry MARTIN [another son of Mary MARTIN];   grandaughter Hannah MOORLEY [wife of William MOORLEY];   brother William HARTSHORNE;   Joseph, Henry & Mary HALLUM [grandchildren by his daughter Charlotte HALLUM];   son Godfrey HARTSHORNE - now residing in America. Executors: Samuel BEESON, farmer of Dale Abbey and William SNEAP, farmer of Cat & Fiddle, Dale Abbey. Witnesses: Joshua (?) SALE (solicitor) &   S KENT (clerk to Mr SALE). Probate Lichfield 1 May 1852. [Contributed by ab on 3 Jan 2001 et seq.]

1853

HAMBLETON

HAMBLETON, Daniel, of Mellor, Bobbin turner. Intestate. Died 15 Nov 1852. to brother George HAMBLETON. Probate granted at Lichfield 26 Feb 1853. [Contributed by ls on 26 May 2000 et seq.]

1853

HYDE SAXON TAYLOR

HYDE, Thomas - of Spring Bank, Mellor, farmer and schoolmaster, 22 Jul 1847. wife Ellen. Witnesses: Mary TAYLOR spinster;   James SAXON farmer. Probate 22 Nov 1853. [Contributed by mw on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1854

CHINN GREGORY HANCOCK JONES TURNER UNWIN

HANCOCK, John, of Stoney Middleton i/t/p Hathersage, Butcher and Farmer, 25 Apr 1854. Died 15 Jun 1854. Trustees & Executors: son Francis HANCOCK of Stony Middleton, Farmer;   Joseph HANCOCK of Stony Middleton, Butcher and Edmund HANCOCK;   wife Sarah HANCOCK "to use occupy and enjoy the Dwelling house" (in the occupation of) Edward UNWIN "in order that she may reside apart from my children by my former wife";   sons Thomas and John (under 21). Witnesses: Saml. TURNER,   Clerk to Mr. GREGORY, Solr. Eyam;   Henry JONES, Schoolmaster, Stony Mid. Probate granted at the Consistory Court of Lichfield 2 Aug 1854;  before Henry Barrow CHINN Commissioner to Francis &  Joseph, reserving a power for Edmund HANCOCK, a minor,  to prove in like manner when he attains the age of 21.  Proved 18 Jun 1860 by Oath of Edmund HANCOCK of Pepper Alley, Fargate,  Sheffield, co. York, Wire Merchant, Edmund having attained the age of 21.  Effects under £600. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1857

BASSETT BOWER BROWN ELLIOTT GRATTON HOPKINSON KEETON MATHER NAYLOR SPENCER WRAGG

HOPKINSON, Elizabeth - of Wolley Moor, spinster, 15 Apr 1857. Executors: James SPENCER of Ford, North Wingfield, farmer;   Thomas WRAGG of Woolley Moor, farmer. Mentions: late sister Elizabeth NAYLOR;   sister Ann GRATTON (wife of John GRATTON of Swarby, Lincs);   sister Hannah MATHER (wife of William MATHER of Ashover);   niece Mary ELLIOTT;   John KEETON;   Francis BOWER. Witnesses: Thomas WRAGG;   Henry BROWN (farm servant) Woolley Moor;   William BASSETT, printer of Ashover. [Contributed by cr on 27 May 2011 et seq.]

1857

ADAMSON HALL MARRIOTT PIGG

HALL, Micah, of Hill House Kinder, farmer, parish of Glossop, 17 May 1847. (this is correct 1847, not 1857) Beneficiaries: wife Ellen HALL, son Isaac HALL,   daughter Mary the wife of Mr John MARRIOTT of Upper House Kinder. Executors: Mr Amos HALL of Raghollin in Phoside,   parish of Glossop, coal merchant;   and Mr Levi HALL of Ravensleach Ollersett, parish of Glossop. Witnesses: Wm ADAMSON &   William PIGG. Oath by: Amos HALL & Levi HALL, 20 Jul 1857. Probate granted 25 Jul 1857 in Lichfield. [Contributed by ap on 24 Jul 2000 et seq.]

1858

BRACEWELL BRADBURY BROADHURST HALL

HALL, Amos - of Phoeside, Coal Proprietor, parish of Hayfield, 21 Jun 1858. Beneficiaries: wife Elizabeth HALL,   children Joseph HALL, William HALL and John Morton HALL. Executors: wife Elizabeth HALL and Charles BRADBURY Junior of New Mills, Iron and Brass Founder. Witnesses: William BROADHURST, Calico Printer, Birch Vale, Hayfield,   Derbyshire and Miles BRACEWELL, Manager, Birch Vale, Hayfield Derbyshire. Probate granted to Elizabeth HALL and Charles BRADBURY the younger  9 Dec 1858; Effects under £1500. [Contributed by ap on 24 Jul 2000 et seq.]

1859

BROWN CUTTS HASLAM HODKIN MANSBRIDGE ORWIN PYATT SHORT

HODKIN, Elizabeth - of Brampton co. Derby, widow, 18 Jun 1859. (N) Executors: George HASLAM, farmer of Brampton & daughter Mary BROWN (wife of James BROWN, farmer) Beneficiaries: Helen HODKIN and Hannah HODKIN, daughters of my late son William HODKIN - £19-19s. each;   Jesse ORWIN, son of my late daughter Sarah ORWIN (also) £19-19s. Rest & residue: one eleventh to all my children now living;   one eleventh equally divided between Elizabeth, Mary, Eunice, Sarah Ann and Abraham SHORT, children of my late daughter Elizabeth SHORT;   one eleventh equally divided between John, James, Mary and Sarah MANSBRIDGE, children of my late daughter Martha MANSBRIDGE. Witnesses: James PYATT,   Mary Anne CUTTS. Probate Derby 9 Nov 1859 to Mary BROWN, wife of James BROWN of Rufford  i/t/p Brampton. Note: The Will was signed by John CUTTS of Chesterfield co. Derby, Gentleman, as "the last Will and Testament of the said Testatrix, in her presence and by her direction". She died 4 Sep 1859. [Contributed by sn on 09 Jun 2006 et seq.]

1860

BROWN GREGORY HALLIWELL HILL HOGG JESSOP SHIPTON TWIGG WALKER

HILL, John - of Brampton East Moor, farmer, 18 Oct 1858. son Edward HILL - to have all household and husbandry goods, but to pay each of his brothers and sisters George HILL, John HILL, Thomas HILL,   Catherine (wife of Samuel TWIGG),   Ann (wife of Henry BROWN),   Joseph HILL, Charles HILL, James HILL, Robert HILL,   and Elizabeth (wife of Agar HOGG) each £10. Trustees & Executors: son Charles HILL and friend William GREGORY of Brampton East Moor, farmer and victualler - to have my land in Crich, in trust to be sold and the proceeds divided amongst the others except Edward. Signed Jon HILL with:- Witnesses: Mich. JESSOP Sol'r Alfreton & Crich;   James WALKER. Proved 22 Feb 1860; Effects <£200. Probate extracted by SHIPTON  & HALLIWELL, Solicitors Chesterfield. [Contributed by sh on 14 Jul 2003 et seq.]

1863

BARBER HALLAM MARSHALL MIDDLETON

HALLAM, Joseph - of Bradwell, Hope, miner, 21 Sep 1862. nephews John & Samuel HALLAM his shares etc. in Windy & Hungrey Knole mines in such proportion that when Samuel comes into possession of his late father's share he is equal to John;   a trust fund to be set up by the sale of the house at Hillhead where Ann BARBER lives (she is to be allowed to live there unmolested at the same rent for the rest of her natural life) by the execs;   to provide £19/19/0d at interest for Zacariah MIDDLETON son of George MIDDLETON of Hollowgate when he is 21;   the rest of the fund to be divided between the children of his late brothers Samuel & James. Executors: Absolom MARSHALL joiner & John & Samuel HALLAM (both) miners. Witnesses: Philip MIDDLETON miner & Absolom MARSHALL. Proved 28 Mar 1863. [Contributed by vh on 04 Nov 2005 et seq.]

1866

BARKER GOODWIN HALL HALLAM WILD WRIGHT

HALL, Robert - of Bradwell, formerly at Smalldale Head, retired lead miner, 11 Jul 1861. wife Elizabeth the use of any one of the houses he owns, rent free, for the rest of her life + £20/16/0 p.a. i.e. £1/14/8d. to be paid on the first of the month;   3 months after his wife's death Joseph WRIGHT of Castleton £5, Joseph's son Joseph £15 & Joseph's daughter Elizbaeth £15;   the remainder of the Estate on his wife's death to his daughter, Rachel, the wife of George BARKER, for her sole & separate use & then to her children. Executors: George BARKER, farmer of Fullwood, Hope & George HALLAM of Bradwell. Witnesses: William(X) GOODWIN,   Zack WILD, clerk for Mr. HALL, solicitor of Castleton. Proved Derby 4 Jul 1866. [Contributed by vh on 04 Nov 2005 et seq.]

1867

BARBER BRADDOCK CARRINGTON HALL JOHNSON

HALL, Elijah, of Ravensleach, Ollersett, coal proprietor, parish of Glossop, 18 Nov 1866. Beneficiaries: Joseph BRADDOCK* of Bugsworth,   Henry BARBER* of New Mills, the children of daughter Eliza,   wife Mary and unnamed children. Witnesses: Levi HALL, Ravensleach, Ollersett, Coal Proprietor &   Henry BARBER, New Mills Bank Manager. Probate granted in Lichfield to Joseph CARRINGTON/ in the  will written Joseph BRADDOCK and  Henry BARBER 7 Jun 1867  Effects under £2000;  extracted by W & F W JOHNSON, Solicitors, Stockport. [Contributed by ap on 24 Jul 2000 et seq.]

1870

ARCHER BRATBY BULL HOLLOWAY KIRKLAND MILLINGTON WRIGHT

HOLLOWAY, John - the elder of Hollington i/t/p of Longford co. of Derby Farmer & Labourer. Died 25 Apr 1870 at Hollington. I appoint Thos. WRIGHT of Hollington Farmer &   John HOLLOWAY of Hollington Farmer Trustees & Executors. I give to granddaughter Patience BRATBY who resides with me the sum of £5,   my sofa & chest of drawers;   various legacies to my sons Richard, John & William HOLLOWAY &   my daughters Rebecca MILLINGTON &   Mary KIRKLAND. Witnesses: George ARCHER &   John BULL both of Hollington. Proved at Derby 11 Oct 1870 by the oaths of the Executors to whom  administration was granted;  Effects under £20. Extracted by the Executors in person. Summarised by Janet Kirk 5 Mar 2001 from copy microfilm of Derby Diocesan Probate held at Matlock Record Office. [Contributed by jk on 5 Mar 2001 et seq.]

1871

HINCH

HINCH, Thomas, of Stoney Middleton, Parish of Hathersage, co. Derby Farmer a Widower. Died 21 Dec 1870 at Stoney Middleton. (Ad) to son Philip HINCH of Fairfield, Joiner and Builder. Admin. Derby 22 Mar 1871  Effects under £200. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1872

COURT HOLLOWAY ROGERS

HOLLOWAY, George - late of Cheltenham, Gloucestershire. (Ad) Born Hollington Derbyshire. Died 23 Mar 1872 at Cheltenham, Intestate. Beneficiary: his wife Elizabeth. Sureties: William COURT of Cheltenham, gent. &   James ROGERS of Cheltenham, printer. Effects under £100. No leaseholds. [Contributed by he on 19 May 2002 et seq.]

1872

BARBER BRADDOCK HALL JOHNSON JONES LOWE MORTON RIGBY SIMPSON WILD

HALL, Levi, of Ravensleach, Ollersett, coal proprietor, parish of Glossop, 8 Jun 1867. Beneficiaries: children of late brother Elijah HALL, Hannah Rigby HALL the daughter of late sister Martha RIGBY;   nephews Joseph HALL, William HALL and John MORTON sons of late brother Amos HALL;   sister Mary LOWE;   sister in law Mary HALL the widow of late brother Elijah HALL. Executors: Henry BARBER &   Joseph Carrington BRADDOCK. Witnesses: Samuel WILD, Ollersett Bleacher;   Samuel SIMPSON, Master of the Hayfield Union Workhouse in Lowleighton. Codicil #1: witnessed by F W JOHNSON, Solicitor Stockport &   John WILD, Thornset, 12 Jun 1871. Codicil #2: witnessed by F W JOHNSON, Solicitor Stockport &   J E JONES, Surgeon Chapel en le Frith, 16 Mar 1872. Probate granted with two codicils 22 Oct 1872 in  Lichfield to Henry BARBER and  Joseph Carrington BRADDOCK  Effects under £14000;  extracted by W & F W JOHNSON, Solicitors, Stockport. [Contributed by ap on 24 Jul 2000 et seq.]

1873

BENNETT BUTLIN GASKIN GOODALL HOLLOWAY KITCHEN LOACH MARSDEN MEAKIN

HOLLOWAY, Thomas - of Spondon, Derbyshire, farmer, 27 Aug 1872. Died 16 Nov 1873. Executors: his son Thomas HOLLOWAY of Nuttall, Nottinghamshire, schoolmaster and friend John Johnson MEAKIN, farmer. Beneficiaries: son Thomas HOLLOWAY;   daughter Elizabeth wife of John KITCHEN of Derby, labourer;   daughter Rebecca wife of Edward MARSDEN of Spondon, gardener;   natural daughter Ann HOLLOWAY of said daughter Elizabeth;   Thomas GASKIN son of Rebecca MARSDEN by her first husband;   grandchildren Thomas, Elizabeth Ann, Mary, and Georgina children of his late daughter Mary Ann BENNETT. Witnesses: Wm Hy GOODALL,   & Thos. LOACH. Clerks to Messrs BUTLIN & Son Solicitors Nottingham. Probate granted at Derby to Thomas HOLLOWAY the son 16 Dec 1873.  Effects under £100. [Contributed by he on 19 May 2002 et seq.]

1875

BROOKES CRITCHLOW HALLAM HARTLE HEATHCOTE STEPHENS

HALLAM, George - of Dove Holes i/t/p Chapel-en-le-Frith, Yeoman, 4 Jan 1867. Beneficiaries: his wife - not named, but alive at the time the will was made (ie 4 Jan 1867);   son Joseph HALLAM of Wainstones, Fernilee;   daughter Ann HEATHCOTE of Alstonelee, Combs Ridge;   daughter Hannah STEPHENS residing near London;   son John HALLAM of Dove Holes;   daughter Sarah HARTLE of Smithy Lane i/t/p Ludworth;   son Ellis HALLAM of Combs Head;   grandchildren (daughter and son of deceased daughter Mary HALLAM of Downlee) Emily HALLAM and Ellis HALLAM;   grandchildren (daughters of deceased son Thomas HALLAM of Dove Holes) Martha HALLAM, Annie Maria HALLAM, and Mary Ellen HALLAM. Executors: Joseph HALLAM & Ellis HALLAM. Witnesses: Thomas BROOKES(X) and Charles CRITCHLOW(sg) Probate at Chester 23 Feb 1875. Testator died 26 Jul 1874 at Bramhall, Cheshire (hence the Chester Probate) [Contributed by jp on 09 Nov 2006 et seq.]

1876

BRINDLEY FROST HOROBIN HOUSLEY KIDD MACKERETH PICKERING

HOROBIN, Thomas, Royal Oak, Sparklow & Hurdlow, Hartington. wife Martha HOROBIN,   brother William HOROBIN,   sister Hannah FROST,   nephew Michael FROST,   sister Kate HOUSLEY,   brother Edward HOROBIN,   sister Ann BRINDLEY,   nephew Thomas HOROBIN,   nephew John HOUSLEY,   neice Elizabeth HOUSLEY,   neice Margaret HOUSLEY,   brother Robert HOROBIN,   nephew Charles HOROBIN;   Benjamin HOROBIN*,   Martha HOROBIN*,   William KIDD*. Witnesses: William PICKERING,   William MACKERETH. Probate granted 1876. [Contributed by jd on 1 Dec 1999 et seq.]

1876

BRADDOCK GOODMAN HALL JOHNSON WALTON

HALL, Elijah, of Birch View near Hayfield, colliery manager, 28 Mar 1873. Died 5 Nov 1875. Beneficiaries: wife Margaret* and their children. Executors: wife Margaret HALL &   friend Joseph Carrington BRADDOCK. Witnesses: Tho. D GOODMAN, Solicitor, Chapel en le Frith &   R WALTON his clerk. Probate granted to Margaret HALL, widow, the relict and  Joseph Carrington BRADDOCK, 7 Feb 1876.  Personal estate under £2000;  extracted by W & F W JOHNSON, Solicitors, Stockport. [Contributed by ap on 24 Jul 2000 et seq.]

1876

HALL LONGDEN PALFRYMAN WALKER

HALL, Joseph - of Bradwell, ------. wife Violet, use of income & estate while a widow, then to his daughter, Hannah when 21 + after Hannah's death £50 for his niece Hannah PALFRYMAN. Executors: wife Violet & daughter Hannah. Witnesses: William LONGDEN & Zechariah WALKER. Proved 21 Aug 1876. [Contributed by vh on 04 Nov 2005 et seq.]

1876

COX HOLLOWAY RADFORD

HOLLOWAY, Thomas - of Duffield, butcher, 26 Feb 1867. (Ad) Died 5 Sep 1876 at Duffield. Executor: not named, relict sworn to administer. Beneficiary: his wife Elizabeth. Witnesses: J. R. RADFORD &   J. Charles COX. Admons granted at Derby 17 Nov 1876. Personal Estate under £100. [Contributed by he on 19 May 2002 et seq.]

1876

FORD HADFIELD HIGGINBOTTOM

HADFIELD, Isaac Gee, of Glossop, Gent, 17 Apr 1874. son John HADFIELD*,   wife Sarah HADFIELD*. Witnesses: John FORD Auctioneer 43 High St W Glossop,   Tom HIGGINBOTTOM Auctioneer 35 Norfolk Street Glossop. Probate granted 1 Dec 1876. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1877

COCKER DARVILL HANCOCK OUTRAM STURGES WHITE WRAGG

HANCOCK, Francis, of Hathersage, Cordwainer, 22 Feb 1875. Died 1 May 1877. Trustees & Executors: son Edward Cooper HANCOCK, of Sheffield,   co. York, Butcher and George WHITE of Hathersage, Joiner. wife Ann HANCOCK,   daughters Mary Ann WHITE wife of George WHITE;   Eliza WRAGG wife of Frederic WRAGG;   Georgiana OUTRAM wife of Thomas OUTRAM and Jane Margaret STURGES wife of William STURGES. Witnesses: Joseph Robert COCKER, Manufacturer, Hathersage;   John DARVILL, Manager, Hathersage. Proved Derby 24 Aug 1877  Estate under £100; extracted by Alfred TAYLOR, Solicitor, Sheffield. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1878

FURNESS GODDARD HANCOCK

HANCOCK, Joseph, of Stoney Middleton, butcher. Died 28 May 1878. estate to dear wife Mary, son George and friend Samuel FURNESS (farmer). Witnesses: Francis HANCOCK, farmer, Stoney Middleton and Thomas GODDARD, tallow chandler, Stoney Middleton. Personal estate under £300. Extracted by the executors in person. Source: Matlock R.O. microfilm. [Contributed by jk on 5 Mar 2001 et seq.]

1880

BOWN BRADDOCK BUNTING EVANS HODGKINSON SLACK

HODGKINSON, James - of Rock Field House, Flagg, i/t/p Bakewell, farmer, 14 Apr 1879. Executors & Trustees: sons Moses HODGKINSON of the same address, and James HODGKINSON of Blackley, Lancashire. They were left the bulk of the estate (all the land), with smaller bequests made to his son Arthur HODGKINSON, and his (I believe) "unofficially adopted" son Matthew HODGKINSON of Hubberdale, Flagg. Also mentions: John HODGKINSON,   <?> EVANS,   John Newton BRADDOCK,   & William BOWN. Witnesses: James SLACK of Alvaston &   Thomas BUNTING of Wheal. Probate was granted at Derby on 4 Oct 1880. [Contributed by ma on 20 Apr 2005 et seq.]

1881

BOYCOTT COOPER GODDARD HAYES HUDSON KIRK

HUDSON, Robert (otherwise Robert KIRK) of Chinley, Farmer & Joiner, 4 Jan 1881. Bequests: wife Ann, children Charles HUDSON,   Joseph HUDSON, Elizabeth HUDSON,   Mary Jane GODDARD &   Eliza HUDSON. Trustees & Executors: Charles HUDSON & Joseph HUDSON of Chinley,   George COOPER of the Andrews, Chinley. Witnesses: John B. BOYCOTT, Solicitor, Chapel en le Frith,   James HAYES, Grocer, Bugsworth. Proved at Derby 13 Sep 1881. [Contributed by jh on 24 Apr 2000 et seq.]

1883

BRATBY BRIGGS HOLLOWAY MILLINGTON MUGLISTON SHERWIN

HOLLOWAY, John - of Chellaston, Derbyshire, yeoman, 4 May 1883. Died 11 May 1883. Beneficiaries: Rebecca wife of John MILLINGTON of Somercotes near Alfreton;   his brother William HOLLOWAY, brick-layer of Woodville, near Burton-on-Trent;   Richard HOLLOWAY of Hollington;   Patience wife of William BRATBY of Duke Street, Derby;   & his step-daughter Alice SHERWIN of Chellaston. Witnesses: Wm Hollis BRIGGS, solicitor &   George MUGLISTON of Chellaston, Railway Clerk. Proved at Derby 8 Jun 1883. [Contributed by he on 19 May 2002 et seq.]

1883

FIELD GOODWIN HANCOCK JACKSON TRICKETT

HANCOCK, James - of Stoney Middleton, co. Derby, joiner and innkeeper, 6 Apr 1883. Executor & Executrix: wife Elizabeth HANCOCK and James Henry FIELD, auctioneer of Tideswell. Sole beneficiary: wife Elizabeth HANCOCK all real and personal estate absolutely. Witnesses: Hugh TRICKETT, Innkeeper of Stoney Middleton and Joseph JACKSON, shoemaker of Stoney Middleton. Gross Value of personal estate £60. Extracted by F.S. GOODWIN Solicitor Bakewell. Testator died 25 Jul 1883. [Transcribed at Matlock Record Office by Janet Kirk] [Contributed by jk on 5 Mar 2001 et seq.]

1884

HURST MARSDEN TWEEDALE

HURST, William, of 43 Sheffield Road, Glossop, Gentleman, 17 Jul 1884. Died 22 Oct 1884. bequests to wife Hannah HURST* and sons John HURST* and Rev William HURST*, BA. Witnesses: J H TWEEDALE, Solicitor;   Joseph MARSDEN, his clerk. Probate Derby 12 Dec 1884  Gross value of estate £2563 2. 6. [Contributed by kt on 5 Mar 2000 et seq.]

1888

GRANT HALLOWS HOROBIN NELSON

HOROBIN, William, Royal Oak, Sparklow, Hartington. wife Mary HOROBIN,   son William HOROBIN,   daughter Hannah Martha HOROBIN,   daughter Ann Elizabeth GRANT,   daughter Sarah Ann HALLOWS. Witness: Henry NELSON. Probate granted 1888. [Contributed by jd on 1 Dec 1999 et seq.]

1888

HALL MALTBY WALKER

HALL, Isaac - of Bradwell farmer & lead miner, 10 May 1888. wife Rachel use of estate while a widow then to be shared equally between son Sharon & daughter Hannah. Executors: wife Rachel, son Sharon & daughter Hannah. Witnesses: George MALTBY & Zechariah WALKER. Proved Derby 4 Jun 1888. [Contributed by vh on 04 Nov 2005 et seq.]

1890

HALL HALLAM STAFFORD

HALL, John - of Bradwell, innkeeper, 23 Nov 1889. wife, Harriet use of estate for life;   daughters Moressa & Nanny STAFFORD. Executor: daughter Moressa. Witness: Jason HALLAM. Proved Derby 26 Mar 1890. Died 23 Jan 1890. [Contributed by vh on 04 Nov 2005 et seq.]

1890

BAMFORD CANNER HART PRATT THOMPSON

HART, Joseph, of Stanley, farmer. Died 16 Nov 1889. Beneficiaries: son Joseph HART;   step son Isaac THOMPSON;   wife Mary HART;   son Henry HART;   daughter Ellen HART;   son Francis HART;   daughter Mary Maria HART;   daughter Frances Amelia HART;   step daughter Rebecca THOMPSON;   step son John THOMPSON;   step daughters Sarah Ann THOMPSON, Rhoda THOMPSON &   Elizabeth THOMPSON;   step son William THOMPSON. Executors: Edwin CANNER, farmer of The Grange Stanley, and Henry PRATT, of Normanton Road Derby. Witnesses: Henry PRATT &   W R BAMFORD (solicitor). Probate Derby 28 Feb 1890. Isaac THOMPSON was in fact Joseph HART's step grandson, being the illegitimate son of his step daughter Rebecca. [Contributed by ab on 3 Jan 2001 et seq.]

1891

BRADLEY BRIDGE HALL JOHNSON REED

HALL, Adelaide Ann, of Moorlands Birch Vale, spinster, 4 Nov 1890. nephew Thomas Shuttleworth Sterndale BRADLEY,   sisters Lucy Jane* and Hannah HALL* (spinsters),   sister Eliza BRIDGE. Witnesses: Charles F JOHNSON, Solicitor Stockport and Mary REED, housemaid Morlands Birch Vale. Probate granted 14 Aug 1891 in London. [Contributed by ap on 24 Jul 2000 et seq.]

1893

BARBER EVANS HALL WALKER WILD

HALL, Joseph - of Bradwell, blacksmith, 6 Oct 1892. wife Esther;   sons John & Richard. Executors: John BARBER & Zec: WALKER rate collecter. Witnesses: Robert EVANS & John WILD. Proved Derby 17 Jan 1893. [Contributed by vh on 04 Nov 2005 et seq.]

1893

BARBER EYRE HALL HALLAM MORTON PEARSON STACY

HALL, Ann - the widow of John HALL formerly of Far Cotes, Bradwell, 9 May 1893. niece Hannah HALL the wife of John HALL, blacksmith of Bradwell the house where Ann now lives + the oil painting & long swing glass;   sister Selina PEARSON best clothing;   her furniture to be sold & £10 to be given to her niece Clara STACY & then the remainder to be divided amongst - Rachel Middleton HALLAM of America;   Martha HALLAM of Paradise Farm;   Ann HALLAM of Paradise Farm;   Florence EYRE of Newwall Nook. Sole Executor: John HALL blacksmith of Bradwell. Witnesses: John BARBER, printer of Bradwell & Thos MORTON farmer. Proved Derby 7 Jun 1893. [Contributed by vh on 04 Nov 2005 et seq.]

1894

BRADWELL BURROWS HALL

HALL, Charles - Railway fireman, 31 Jan 1894. mother the house where she now lives at Dialstone, Far Hill, Bradwell + the insurance money due from the Wesleyan Insurance Society of Oldham. Executor: his mother. Witnesses: Stephen BRADWELL & Arthur William BURROWS. Proved Derby 25 Apr 1894. Died aged 23. Coroners cert. [Contributed by vh on 04 Nov 2005 et seq.]

1894

GRATTON HOPINSON HOPKINSON JOHNSON SCOFIELD

HOPKINSON, John - of Calow, Farmer, 5 Jun 1886. Executors: wife Martha,   nephew John JOHNSON of Liverpool, railway goods clerk,   and friend John White HOPINSON, Farmer. Mentions: the will of his late father Robert HOPKINSON dated 12 Apr 1868;   sister Ann JOHNSON. Witnesses: Mr Sterland GRATTON of Chesterfield,   Edw SCOFIELD. Probate 14 Jul 1894. Effects £121.1s.1d. [Contributed by cr on 27 May 2011 et seq.]

1895

HILL MATTINGLEY

HILL, Edward - of Brampton Eastmoor, farmer, 4 Jan 1895. Trustees & Executors: sons William HILL, Ernest HILL and John HILL. son John HILL to be made joint tenant with my wife Lucy HILL of the farm at Eastmoor;   on her death John to receive half the value and the other half divided between William and Ernest. Signed Edward HILL with:- Witnesses: Rachel MATTINGLEY, East Moor;   Charles MATTINGLEY, East Moor. Probate 30 Apr 1895 at Derby granted to William, Ernest and John HILL. [Contributed by sh on 14 Jul 2003 et seq.]

1895

COXON GOODALL HOLLOWAY WHITTINGHAM

HOLLOWAY, Maria - of Hollington, widow, 8 Mar 1895. Trustee & Executor: George GOODALL of Railway Servant's Orphanage, Derby, gardener and Frederick HOLLOWAY of Radbourne, bricklayer. Beneficiaries: her son John HOLLOWAY, &   daughter Maria Jane wife of George GOODALL or their children if deceased. Signed with her mark, and: Witnesses: Hannah COXON of Holington, farmer's wife and Richard WHITTINGHAM farmer. Probate granted 17 Sep 1895. [Contributed by he on 19 May 2002 et seq.]

1896

HALL

HALL, John, of Moor Lodge Ollersett near New Mills, farmer. Died 7 Jan 1896. (Ad) Ann HALL* widow and relict of John HALL. Value of personal estate £376-11-1. Admin. granted Ann HALL 23 Mar 1896 in London. Admin. of unadministered personal estate by son William HALL of Hollinhurst Farm New Mills, 9 Oct 1901 (Ann HALL died 16 Sep 1901) Value of personal estate £310-0-0. [Admin. granted to William HALL 9 Oct 1901 in London] [Contributed by ap on 24 Jul 2000 et seq.]

1898

ANTILL BARTON HOLLOWAY MEAKIN THOMPSON WOOLLEY

HOLLOWAY, Thomas - of Oak House, Spondon, beerhousekeeper of The Vernon Arms, Spondon, 11 Apr 1895. Formerly schoolmaster of Nuttall, Nottinghamshire. Died 16 Apr 1895. Beneficiaries: daughter Mary wife of George THOMPSON, builder;   daughter Ann Ridley HOLLOWAY, spinster;   daughter Elizabeth wife of Thomas ANTILL, colour mixer;   grandchildren William & Annie BARTON, children of his daughter Rhoda late wife of William BARTON, butcher. Witnesses: James R. MEAKIN, Solicitor of Derby & Spondon and James Bailey WOOLLEY, farmer of Spondon. Probate granted 22 Jan 1898. [Contributed by he on 19 May 2002 et seq.]

1898

BOOTH CARTER CLAYTON HANCOCK HINCH MARPLES NIXON WOOD

HANCOCK, Thomas, of Stoney Middleton, Farmer, 16 Jun 1898. daughter Ann Eleanor wife of Alfred HINCH of Chesterfield, Currier;   "four little fields at Lane Head" bought from the late John HANCOCK;   daughter Mary Agnes wife of William HINCH of Chesterfield, Blacksmith;   son Thomas Herbert HANCOCK;   "two cottages in the Dale" bought from the Executors of the late Matthew MARPLES;   Beaulands Field bought from Mrs CLAYTON;   the Thorpes Field bought from John BOOTH. Trustees & Executors: daughters Margaret Holmes HANCOCK and Charlotte Elizabeth HANCOCK, and friend John Thomas WOOD of Eyam, Shoemaker. Witnesses: C W NIXON, Solicitor, Sheffield;   Edward CARTER. Probate granted 14 Jul 1898. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1899

HOUSEMAN HURST MARSDEN WARHURST

HURST, John, 49 Hall Street, Glossop, Labourer, 7 Nov 1899. Died 22 Nov 1899. daughter Emily Elizabeth HURST;   sons John Thomas, Robert and Walter HURST*, Brewer's Cooper. Other Executor: Walter HOUSEMAN*, schoolmaster and friend. Witnesses: Nancy WARHURST, 53 Hall Street, Glossop and Joseph MARSDEN, Solicitors Clerk. Probate Derby 19 Dec 1899. [Contributed by kt on 5 Mar 2000 et seq.]

1899

BRADWELL HALL WALKER

HALL, Jacob - of Smalldale, Bradwell, retired leadminer & meremaker, 3 Oct 1893. The house where I now live is to be sold & divided amongst my chidren after my mortgage has been repaid;   my son Jacob jnr. is to be duly compensated for the maintainance & improvements he has made & given the first opportunity to buy. Executors: his son Jacob jnr (who was also a mere maker) & his son William (who kept cows in Doncaster!) Witnesses: Zecariah WALKER & William BRADWELL. Proved Derby 27 Dec 1899. [Contributed by vh on 04 Nov 2005 et seq.]

1901

BARNES HANCOCK JACKSON

HANCOCK, Robert, of Stony Middleton, Farmer, 1 Mar 1893. wife Elizabeth HANCOCK*,   son Edmund HANCOCK* "now residing at Chesterfield";   nephew George HANCOCK* of Stony Middleton, Farmer and Butcher;   Mary and John HANCOCK, children of deceased son John HANCOCK;   son Robert, daughter Sarah Cundy HANCOCK, son George, daughter Mary,   son Ernest HANCOCK, all residing at Stony Middleton. Witnesses: William BARNES,   James JACKSON. Probate granted at Derby 12 Oct 1901 to Elizabeth HANCOCK. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1906

HOLLOWAY MILES PAYNE SMITH

HOLLOWAY, Mary Ann - of Castle Hill, Duffield, Derbyshire, 16 Sep 1905. Beneficiaries: son & executor Thomas Salter HOLLOWAY;   son Charles Atkin HOLLOWAY;   daughter Emily Elizabeth;   daughter Mary MILES. Also mentions late son Walter HOLLOWAY. Witnesses: Florence Mary SMITH, The Ferns, Duffield and Annie PAYNE, Newhall, Burton-on-Trent. Probate granted at Derby 23 Feb 1906. [Contributed by he on 19 May 2002 et seq.]

1906

BARBER BRADLEY BRIDGE EAGLE HALL PEARSON THORNLEY TURNER

HALL, Lucy Jane, of Morlands Birch Vale, spinster, 25 Jan 1904. Beneficiaries: sister Eliza BRIDGE,   sister Hannah HALL and niece Mary PEARSON,   formerly Mary BRADLEY. Executors: nephew Levi Joseph HALL of Morlands Birch Vale,   colliery proprietor & Arthur BARBER of Chapel en le Frith, bank clerk. Witnesses: Henry BARBER, New Mills bank manager &   Frank THORNLEY, Poplar Grove Compstall near Stockport, bank clerk. Codicil: 17 Jan 1906. sisters Martha TURNER &   Mary PEARSON,   Arthur BARBER. Witnesses: George EAGLE, surveyor, 37 Brown Street, Manchester &   Henry BARBER, bank manager, New Mills. Probate granted 27 Oct 1906 to Levi Joseph HALL &  Arthur BARBER in London. Names herself as one of the children of Elijah HALL the late brother of Levi HALL. [Contributed by ap on 24 Jul 2000 et seq.]

1909

BLAND COWEN CROMPTON EVANS HANCOCK

HANCOCK, John, Butcher/Farmer of Stoney Middleton. Died 15 Dec 1908. son John Edmund HANCOCK*, daughter Beatrice HANCOCK*,   Robert BLAND* of Stoney;   whole of property including houses &   shop for the benefit of my 8 children until son Willie attains 21,   when property to be sold, and divided equally between children John Edmund,   Willie, Zilla, Helena, Beatrice, Edith, Ruth & Elsie. On my death £100 to be invested in CROMPTON &   EVANS Bank in joint names of John Edmund, Willie &   Beatrice HANCOCK and equally divided when Willie attains 21. Insurance money to pay for funeral expenses then be used in carrying on my business as farmer & butcher & my son John Edmund to receive the same wage as at present until my son Willie attains his majority. Trustees: John Edmund & Beatrice HANCOCK. Witnesses: Thos E. COWEN, Schoolmaster, Stoney;   Robert BLAND, Stoney. Probate granted at Derby 29 Jan 1909 to John Edmund & Beatrice HANCOCK. [Contributed by jk on 5 Mar 2001 et seq.]

1911

HADFIELD OGDEN

HADFIELD, John, of Ashlands, Dinting Road, Glossop, Wire Mattress Manufacturer, 19 Jan 1911. sons Isaac Gee HADFIELD*, John HADFIELD*,   daughter Zipporah Garlick HADFIELD. Witnesses: Edwin OGDEN of Wellgate Cottage Charlesworth,   Sarah Ann OGDEN Wellgate Cottage Charlesworth. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1911

GOODWIN HALLAM HANCOCK

HALLAM, Peter John - of Stoney Middleton, Innkeeper, 18 May 1910. "my public house known as the Stags Head Inn in my own occupation & the four cottages adjoining or near...";   (to) wife Mary HALLAM*;   sons Vivian Furness HALLAM* & Urban Wyatt HALLAM;   wife's granddaughter Alice HANCOCK if she shall continue to live with my wife. Witnesses: F S GOODWIN, Solicitor Bakewell;   Henry HANCOCK, Stoney Middleton. Note: husband of Mary HALLAM (nee GODDARD, formerly Mrs. Joseph HANCOCK). Probate granted at Derby 17 May 1911. Extracted 5 Mar 2001 by Janet Kirk from original ledger held at Matlock R.O. [Contributed by jk on 5 Mar 2001 et seq.]

1915

CHARLESWORTH CLARKE HINCH

HINCH, Martha Ann, of Crossfield House Brampton Chesterfield Derbyshire, wife of Thomas HINCH. Died 21 July 1914. to the said Thomas HINCH gentleman,   Samuel CLARKE butcher and Arthur George CHARLESWORTH gentleman. Probate London 29 Apr 1915  Effects £3942 0s. 1d. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1915

HURST MITCHELL TAGELL THORPE

HURST, Mary Ann, of 144 Main Road, Padfield Hadfield, spinster, 10 Jul 1915. Died 24 Jul 1915. bequests to Mary MITCHELL of Platt Street, Padfield;   brother John HURST* of 33 Cross Street, Hyde, Operative Cotton Spinner;   also mentions daughter Nancy. Witnesses: Alfred THORPE, F ..... Road, Glossop;   Rhoda TAGELL, 97 Station Road, Hadfield. Probate Derby 11 Aug 1915  Gross Value of the estate £387.6.6. [Contributed by kt on 5 Mar 2000 et seq.]

1916

BRIDGES HOLLOWAY WILSON

HOLLOWAY, William - of Longford, Derbyshire, 14 Feb 1916. Beneficiaries: his daughter Jane BRIDGES of Longford. Executors: Jane BRIDGES and the Reverend James Clunes WILSON, Rector of Longford. Witnesses: T Clunes WILSON, Rector of Longford and Elizabeth BRIDGES, The Alms Houses, Longford Derby (married). Proved 29 Sep 1916. [Contributed by he on 19 May 2002 et seq.]

1917

HOUSEMAN HURST MASON NIELD

HURST, John, South Terrace, Sheffield Road, Glossop, Gentleman, 12 Apr 1899. Died 24 Apr 1917 at The Haven, 27 Fisher Drive, Southport. bequests to wife Eliza Ann HURST*;   Joseph Frederick NIELD*, Solicitors Clerk of North Road, Glossop;   Rev William HURST MA. Other Executors: John Cook NIELD* rate collector of Oakfield, North Road,   Glossop;   son John Cook HURST* of 27 Fisher Drive, Southport, Bank Clerk. Witnesses: Walter HOUSEMAN certificate teacher 47 Sheffield Road, Glossop,   Emma HOUSEMAN,   Henry MASON, Pianoforte Dealer and Tuner of 27 High Street, Glossop. Probate Liverpool 4 Jun 1917. [Contributed by kt on 5 Mar 2000 et seq.]

1920

HINCH

HINCH, Philip, of 68 Fairfield Road Fairfield Derbyshire. Died 7 Feb 1920. (Ad) to Philip HINCH clerk. Admin. London 28 Aug 1920  Effects £1055. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1920

HILL WALKER

HILL, William - of Wigley i/t/p Brampton, farmer, 16 Jul 1920. Executrix: my dear wife Mary Ann HILL (also sole benefactor). Witnesses: Frederick A WALKER, Solicitor, Chesterfield;   M E WALKER, Woodside, Chesterfield. Probate 18 Sep 1920 at Derby granted to Mary Ann HILL. [Contributed by sh on 14 Jul 2003 et seq.]

1920

DICKENS HINCH WATSON

HINCH, Thomas, of Old Hall Road Chesterfield Derbyshire gentleman. Died 3 Nov 1920. to William Thomas HINCH retired blacksmith,   Hannah DICKENS (wife of John James DICKENS) and Herbert Jowett WATSON chartered accountant. Probate Derby 14 Dec 1920  Effects £5523 16s 2d. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1922

ASHWORTH HEATH HUDSON THOMPSON THOMSON

HEATH, Samuel, of "Springfield", Castleton, Derbyshire (1910-1920) & "Brightside", Rainhill, Lancs (1920-22), Coal Merchant. Died 15 Mar 1922. grandson Samuel Percy HEATH,   son William Henry HEATH,   son John HEATH;   daughter Eveline THOMPSON,   previously Evaline HUDSON. Witnesses: Wm THOMSON (solicitor);   Francis ASHWORTH (his clerk). The will was made on 5 Jul 1912, and a codicil was added on 21 Mar 1916. Probate granted 26 Apr 1922 (place unknown) [Contributed by gh on 13 Feb 2000 et seq.]

1924

BARBER BRADLEY BRIDGE HALL JOHNSON PEARSON PURSSGLOVE TURNER

HALL, Hannah, of Morlands Birch Vale, spinster, 19 Jun 1901. Beneficiaries: nephew Thomas Shuttleworth Sterndale BRADLEY,   sister Eliza BRIDGE,   sister Lucy Jane HALL* and nephew Levi Joseph HALL*. Executors: sister Lucy Jane HALL of Morlands Birch Vale,   nephew Levi Joseph HALL of Morlands Birch Vale, coal proprietor &   Arthur BARBER of Chapel en le Frith, bank clerk. Witnesses: Charles F JOHNSON, Solicitor Stockport &   J M PURSSGLOVE, High Street New Mills. Codicil: 19 Jun 1901. niece Mary PEARSON,   formerly Mary BRADLEY. Witnesses: Charles F JOHNSON, Solicitor Stockport &   J M PURSSGLOVE, High Street New Mills. Probate granted 26 Aug 1924 to Frank Hall TURNER and  Leonard Cecil TURNER the lawful nephews as such of the  residuary legatees named in the said will. London. Names herself as one of the children of Elijah HALL the late brother of Levi HALL. [Contributed by ap on 24 Jul 2000 et seq.]

1927

HINCH

HINCH, Allen, of South View Cottage Stoney Middleton near Hathersage, Derbyshire. Died 2 Jan 1927. to Florence HINCH spinster, Emily Louise HINCH widow and Thomas William HINCH pork butcher. Probate London 4 Mar 1927  Effects £4112 6s. 10d. (Folio 527) [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1927

HANCOCK TRICKETT

HANCOCK, George - of The Bull's Head Hotel, Eyham (sic). Died 15 Aug 1926. to Henry Wager TRICKETT farmer and Harold HANCOCK butcher. Probate 18 Jun 1927. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1928

CARTER ELLIKER HOLLOWAY MILWARD SLACK

HOLLOWAY, Moses Holmes - of Cropper Lane Sutton-on-the-Hill Derbyshire, 11 May 1928. Executrix: Mary Hannah MILWARD. Beneficiaries: grandaughters Elizabeth Ann, Mary Hannah, Nora Caroline & Alice May daughters of son Moses MILWARD;   niece Sarah Ellen CARTER. Witnesses: Walter ELLIKER, Vicar of Sutton-on-the-Hill and Lucy SLACK of Cropper Lane, Sutton-on-the-Hill. Probate granted 28 Jun 1928 to sole executrix. [Contributed by he on 19 May 2002 et seq.]

1929

HALLOWS MACBETH RICHARDSON

HALLOWS, Samuel, Wirksworth. wife Sarah Ann HALLOWS,   daughter Hannah RICHARDSON. Witness: A. MACBETH Probate granted 1929. [Contributed by jd on 1 Dec 1999 et seq.]

1930

BARBER BOUSDEN HALL LOMAS POLLITT

HALL, Levi Joseph, of Butley Cottage Presbury, Cheshire, retired coal proprietor, 7 Oct 1925. Beneficiaries: step mother Margaret HALL,   sister Martha Edith LOMAS,   wife of John Thomas LOMAS of Butley Cottage Presbury and half sister Mary Esther HALL of Llannerch Ellesmere Road Colwyn Bay. Executor: friend Arthur BARBER of Spring Bank New Mills,   retired bank manager. Witnesses: J Sumner POLLITT, Solicitor New Mills &   Carrie BOUSDEN his clerk. Probate granted to Arthur BARBER of Spring Bank New Mills  12 Apr 1930 in London  Gross value of estate £11959-7-8,  Net value of personal estate £9578-16-10. [Contributed by ap on 24 Jul 2000 et seq.]

1934

HARRISON HINCH

HINCH, Florence, of South View Stoney Middleton Derbyshire spinster. Died 21 Nov 1933. to Emily Louisa HINCH widow and Edwin Ransom HARRISON incorporate accountant. Probate London 31 Jan 1934. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1935

HADFIELD HURST MAINE MAWDSLEY PENNINGTON

HURST, John Cook, of 6 Blair Grove, Southport, 24 Jan 1934. Died 8 Sep 1935. wife Hilda Gwendoline Gladys HURST*;   solicitors Walter Ernest MAWDSLEY*,   Ernest HADFIELD* and Ernest William MAWDSLEY*. Witnesses: M I MAINE,   J PENNINGTON,   Clerks with Messrs MAWDSLEY and HADFIELD, Solicitors, Southport. Probate Liverpool 22 Nov 1935. [Contributed by kt on 5 Mar 2000 et seq.]

1936

HINCH

HINCH, Alfred, of 41 St Mary's Gate Chesterfield Derbyshire. Died 24 Mar 1936. to Thomas HINCH master joiner and Thomas William HINCH pork butcher. Probate London 20 May 1936  Effects £1499 6s. 3d. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1936

HINCH ROUND

HINCH, William Thomas, of Edge Cottage Eyam Derbyshire. Died 15 Jun 1936. to William ROUND tobacconist and Mildred Amy HINCH spinster. Probate London 31 Jul 1936  Effects £3262 14s. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1940

HINCH

HINCH, Ada, of Merribow Chesslaston Road Shelton Lock Shardlow Derbyshire, wife of Arthur Hopkins HINCH. Died 15 Nov 1940. (Ad) to the said Arthur Hopkins HINCH retired wood machinist. Not related to the other HINCH testators. Admin. Nottingham 14 Dec 1940  Effects £108 14s. 2d. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1945

BRADLEY HINCH TURNER

HINCH, Florence, of 41 St Marys Gate Chesterfield Derbyshire spinster. Died 5 Jun 1945. to George BRADLEY solicitor and Annie TURNER (wife of John George TURNER). Probate Llandudno 10 Aug 1945  Effects £820 6s. 3d. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1947

HINCH THORPE WILLIAMS

HINCH, Philip, of The Hawthorns Burlington Road Buxton Derbyshire. Died 27 Feb 1947. to Charles THORPE solicitors clerk and the reverend Howell Saunders WILLIAMS clerk. Probate London 27 Mar 1947  Effects £766 0s. 9d. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1948

HINCH

HINCH, Thomas, of 8 Hollis Lane Chesterfield Derbyshire. Died 28 Dec 1947. to Ruth HINCH widow. Probate London 28 Feb 1948  Effects £1218 1s. 10d. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1955

HINCH

HINCH, Thomas, of The Elms Church Street Brimington near Chesterfield, Derbyshire. Died 7 Jun 1954. to Georgina HINCH widow. Probate Nottingham 16 Jun 1955  Effects £4809 7s. 1d. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1960

HINCH

HINCH, Georgina, of The Elms Church Street Brimington Chesterfield, Derbyshire widow. Died 22 Mar 1957 to Alfred William HINCH pork butcher and Florence Georgina HINCH spinster. Probate Nottingham 6 Jul 1960  Effects £5074 19s. 6d. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1964

BIDDLE BIRTWISTLE CUTHBERT DOWNS HADFIELD MALTBY RAMSEY

HADFIELD, Sarah, of 4 Highbury Road West, Lytham St Annes, Lancashire, Spinster, 19 Aug 1955. nephew Noel Franklin HADFIELD of 74 New Shaw Lane, Hadfield, Derbyshire;   John Stanthorpe DOWNS* of 328 Wigan Road, Standish, near Wigan, Lancashire;   James Slack CUTHBERT* of "Park Dene", Manor Park Road, Glossop;   widow of nephew Margaret Helena HADFIELD of Effingham Common, Surrey;   nieces Doris Mary CUTHBERT,   Margaret DOWNS,   Norah MALTBY,   Jean BIDDLE,   Barbara Mary RAMSEY;   nephew Leslie William Hadfield BIRTWISTLE. Probate granted 30 Sep 1964. [Contributed by gh on 30 Nov 1999 et seq.]

1965

HINCH

HINCH, Thomas William, of 44 Rutland Road Chesterfield Derbyshire. Died 19 Mar 1965 at Scarsdale Hospital Chesterfield. to Violet HINCH widow. Probate Nottingham 22 Jul 1965  Estate £1748. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1968

HINCH

HINCH, Violet, of 44 Rutland Rd Chesterfield. Died 16 Feb 1968. Probate Nottingham 2 Apr 1968  Estate £1869. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1968

HINCH

HINCH, Emily Louisa, of 184 Mansfield Road Worksop. Died 23 Jul 1968. Probate Wakefield 16 Dec 1968  Estate £8071. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1969

HINCH

HINCH, Ruth, of 9 Rowthorne La Glapwell nr Chesterfield. Died 22 Nov 1968. Probate Nottingham 14 Jan 1969  Estate £1441. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1979

HINCH

HINCH, Alfred William, of 78 Foljambe Rd Brimington Chesterfield. Died 15 Jan 1979. Probate Sheffield 8 Mar 1979  Estate £111 793001227M. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1983

HINCH

HINCH, Florence Georgina, of Derwent House Ulverston Rd Chesterfield, Died 14 Feb 1983. Probate Leeds 17 Mar 1983  Estate not exceeding £25000 834001707W. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1987

HINCH

HINCH, Alfred, of 40 Hollis La Chesterfield. Died 1 Dec 1986. (Ad) Admin. Leeds 23 Jan 1987  Estate £46167 8781600177V. [Contributed by rl on 16 Oct 2003 et seq.]

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