Repton and its neighbourhood

by F. C. Hipkins

Plate 22.

Tickenhall Round House. ([Page 134.])

FOOTNOTES

[1] See Dr. Pears’ address at the Tercentenary of Repton School, 1857.

[2] Also Vicars of Etwall.

INDEX.

• Abell, Edward. Ralph, [133].
• Abney, James, [26].
• Abraham, [63], [119].
• Abrincis, Hugh de, [113].
• Adda, [8].
• Æadwulph (Aldulph), King of E. Anglia, [9].
• Ælfthryth (Ælfritha), Abbess of Repton, [9].
• Æthelbald, King of Mercia, [9], [11], [14].
• Æthelred, [11].
• Agincourt, Battle of, [125].
• Alfreton, [52].
• Alfred, brother of Oswiu, [8].
• Algar, Earl of Mercia, [3], [9], [50].
• Alison, Sir Archibald, [97].
• Allen’s Close, [5].
• Alselin, Geoffrey, [108].
• “Anchor Church,” [123-4].
• Anglo-Saxon Chronicles, [6], [9].
• Anne, Queen, [126].
• Anne, wife of James I., [94].
• Arleston, [99].
• Armour of Repton, [32].
• Ashby-de-la-Zouch, [92-9].
• Castle, [93].
• Church, [96].
• Askew Hill, [91].
• Astley, William, [24].
• Augmentation Office Book, [53].
• Augustine, St., [50], [129].
• Badow Church, [52].
• Bainbrigge, William, [96].
• Robert, [134].
• Baine, Ralph, Bishop of Lichfield, [63].
• Bailey, George, [128].
• Bakepuz, Robert de, [100].
• Bakewell Church, [74].
• Bangor, [2].
• Bardulfs, [108].
• Barker, Robert, [37].
• Barnack Church, [19].
• Barrow-on-Trent, [99-100].
• Bartholomew, St., [12], [14].
• Basano’s Church Notes, [20].
• Bath School, [61].
• Beaconsfield, Earl of, [98].
• Beaumeis, Philip de. Robert, [92].
• Beaumont, Sir George, [92].
• Beauvale (Welbeck), Abbey of, [115].
• Beccelm, [11], [14].
• Beck, or Beke, John de, [100].
• Becket, St. Thomas à, [129], [133].
• Bells of Repton, [42-9].
• Bell Marks, [46].
• Bennett, Gervase, [66].
• Berfurt (cousin of St. Wystan), [9], [15].
• Bertulph (uncle of St. Wystan), [15].
• Betti, [8].
• Bigsby, Rev. Robert, [51], [53], [65], [85].
• Birch, Walter de Gray, [13].
• Birmingham School, [61].
• “Black Book,” [53].
• “Black Canons,” [50].
• “Bladon Castle,” [131].
• Blandee, Thomas, [24].
• Block of Alabaster, sculptured, at Finderne, [128].
• Blomfield, Sir Arthur, [23], [85], [128].
• Blundeville, Randulph de, Earl of Chester, [3].
• Bodleian Library, [46].
• “Bonnie Prince Charlie,” [102].
• Bosworth Field, [135].
• Bourdon, John, Duke of, [125].
• Brasenose College, Oxford, [62].
• Breedon Church, [126].
• Hill, [91].
• Bretby, [4], [5], [51], [104-6].
• “Clump,” [91].
• Brewster, Thomas, [63].
• Bride’s, St., Farmhouse of, [104].
• Bridgenorth, [95].
• Brigstock Church, [19].
• Bristol, [95].
• Brockhurst, [63], [119].
• “Brook End,” [4].
• Brotherhouse, [14].
• Bullock, William (O.R.), [67].
• Burdett, Sir Francis (O.R.), [66].
• Robert, [4], [51], [81], [123].
• Thomas, [103], [121].
• “Buries, the,” [3].
• Burnett, Sir Hugh, [93].
• Burton-on-Trent, [1], [4].
• Burton, Abbot of, [129], [132].
• Butler, Earl of Ormond, [93].
• “Bygone Leicestershire,” [98].
• Calke, [134-5].
• Canons of, [10].
• Abbey, [50].
• Cambridge, [12].
• Camp, Repton, [3].
• Canons’ Meadow, [4].
• Canons of Repton, [16].
• Canute, King, [9], [16].
• Carlisle, Bishop of, [126].
• “Causey, the,” [66].
• Cedda, [8].
• Chad, St., [8].
• Chalice and Cover at Finderne, [128].
• Chandos, Sir John, [109].
• Chandos-Poles of Radbourne, [109].
• Charles I., [5], [95], [113], [126].
• II., [69].
• Charnwood Forest, [1].
• Charters of Repton Priory, [51].
• Repton School, [64].
• Chellaston Hill, [91].
• Chester, Hugh, Earl of, Matilda, Countess of, [10], [51].
• Randulph, Earl of, [3], [10].
• Chester, West, [62].
• Chesterfield, Philip, 1st Earl of, [104].
• Chief events referred to, &c., [87-90].
• “Chronicon Abbatiæ de Evesham,” [15].
• Chronicles (Rolls Series), [15].
• “Church Bookes,” [36].
• “Churchwardens’ and Constables’ Accounts,” [30-41].
• Cissa, [11].
• Civil War, [5], [105].
• Clinton, William de, [3]
• Cokayne, Sir Arthur, [105].
• Coke, Sir Thomas, [126].
• Coleorton Hall, [92].
• “Communion Cupp” at Hartshorn, [107].
• Conquest, the, [3].
• Conway, Sir W. Martin, [46].
• Cornavii or Coritani, [8].
• “Counter Jail,” the, [126].
• Cox, Dr. Charles, [17], [30], [50], [117], [122], [126], [128], [129], [132].
• Creçy, Battle of, [93].
• Crewe, Sir George, [134].
• Cromwell, Thomas, [53].
• Cross, Repton, [4], [35].
• Crowland, [12].
• Abbey, [14], [15].
• Croxall, [52].
• Crypt of Repton Church, [17].
• Culloden Moor, Battle of, [102].
• Curzon, Sir John, [127].
• Cyneheard, [9].
• Cynewaru (Kenewara), Abbess of Repton, [9].
• Dale Abbey, (Deepdale), [50].
• Danes, the, [3], [6], [7], [14], [17].
• Dartmoor, [97].
• “Day Bell Houses,” [98].
• Denman, George, the Honble., [75], [84].
• Denton, Canon, [98].
• Derby, [1], [63].
• Dethicks, [107].
• Diuma, 1st Bishop of Mercia, [8].
• Domesday Book, [3], [4], [6], [9], [92], [113], [115], [124], [132], [135].
• Dove, River, [8], [114].
• Dugdale’s Monasticon, [8], [51].
• Durdent, Walter, Bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, [51].
• Dutton, Edmund, [56].
• Eadburgh, Abbess of Repton, [9], [12].
• Ealdwulf, King of E. Anglia, [9].
• Edgar, the Peaceable, [9], [17].
• Edward III., [103], [130].
• VI., [42], [61], [62], [134].
• Egga, [14].
• Egginton, [108-11].
• Elfleda, mother of St. Wystan, [15].
• Elizabeth, Queen, [130].
• England, [2].
• Ethelbald, King of Mercia, [6].
• Etwall, [62], [115-21].
• Every, Sir Edward, [110].
• Henry, [130], [132].
• Simon, [109], [130].
• Evesham Abbey, Chronicles of, [9], [15].
• Evesham Abbey, St. Wystan’s Shrine at, [57].
• “Evidences, XVIII pieces of,” [35].
• Fairfax, Sir Thomas, [95].
• Felix, Monk of Crowland, 1st Bishop of E. Angles, [11], [12], [13].
• “Feppingum,” [8].
• Ferrariis or Ferrers, Henry de, [113], [115].
• Ferrers, Robert, 2nd Earl, [135].
• Ferrers, Robert de, [113].
• Ferrers’ Pew at Breedon, [127].
• Finan, Bishop of Lindisfarne, [8].
• Finderne, [128-9].
• Family of, [129].
• Finger Pillory at Ashby, [97].
• Fitzherbert, Anthony Sir, [62].
• John of Etwall, [62], [117].
• Flora Lady, daughter of 1st Marquis of Hastings, [95].
• “Flora of Derbyshire,” (W. H. Painter), [91].
• Foremark, [51], [121-4].
• Francis (Frances) John of Tickenhall and Foremark, [22], [103].
• Sir Robert, son of John, [22], [52], [121].
• French Prisoners at Ashby, [97-8].
• Fuller’s Church History, [53].
• Fynderne (Finderne), George, Jane, John, and Thomas, [3], [4].
• Lords of Repton Manor, [20].
• Gaunt, John, Duke of, [114].
• Gell, Sir John, [5], [101], [105].
• Gerard, Sir Thomas, [62], [116].
• Giffard, Sir Thomas, [62].
• Giles, St., [50], [134].
• Glendower, [2].
• Glover, S. (History of Derbyshire), [105], [106].
• Glover’s Mill, [4].
• Godiva, [9].
• Gorham, Rev. G. M. (O.R.), [23].
• Greaves, C. S., [122].
• Grendon, Serlo de, Lord of Badeley or Bradley, [50].
• William de, [109].
• Grentemaisnel, Hugh de, [92].
• Gresham, Sir Thomas, [127], [129].
• Gresley, [1].
• Gresley, Sir George, [101].
• Gretton, John, [111].
• Gronta (Grantchester), [12].
• Guthlac, St., [9], [Chap. III].
• Guthlaxton Hundred, [14].
• “Gypsies,” [35].
• Hacket, Bishop of Lichfield, [122].
• “Hall Orchard,” [86].
• Hampton Court Conference, [36].
• Hardinge, Sir Robert, [126].
• Harker, John, [63].
• Harley Collection of MSS., [13].
• Harpur, Charles, [134].
• Sir George, [128].
• Sir John, [4], [55], [103], [133].
• Sir Henry, [4], [134].
• Sir Richard, [4], [101], [103], [130].
• Harpur-Crewe, Sir Vauncey, [24], [130], [133].
• Hartshorn, [106-8].
• Hastings, Francis, Marquis of, [125].
• George, Earl of Huntingdon, [62].
• Sir William, [93].
• Headda, Bishop of Winchester, [13], [14].
• Heathcotes, [128].
• Henry I., [50], [126].
• II., [51].
• III., [43], [130], [135].
• VII., [125], [135].
• VIII., [53], [114], [115], [127], [130].
• Heyne, Ann, [67], [68].
• Hope, W. H. St. John, [53], [81], [108].
• Hoskins, Abraham, [130].
• Hotspur, [2].
• Howe, Earl, [75].
• Hrepandune, Hreopadune, Hreopandune, [6].
• Huckin, Dr., [85].
• Humbert, [9].
• “Hundred Rolls,” [101].
• Icknield Street, [111].
• Icles, father of St., Guthlac, [11].
• Incumbents of Repton, [24].
• Ingleby, [51], [52], [121], [122].
• Ingulph, Abbot of Crowland, [9], [13].
• Infanta of Spain, [39].
• “Itineraries,” [3], [7].
• “Ivanhoe,” [92].
• James I., [36], [75], [84], [113], [125].
• Jennings, John, [65].
• Jewitt, Llewellyn, [42], [72], [74].
• Jones, Inigo, [135].
• Jordan, William, [70].
• Kale (Calke), [50].
• Kenewara, Abbess of Repton, [9].
• Kerry, Rev. Charles, [101].
• King’s Newton, [126].
• Kinton, Godfrey, [66].
• Knights Templars, [99], [100].
• “Knowl Hills,” [123].
• Lancaster, Thomas, Earl of, [115].
• Lathbury, [109].
• Layton, Dr. Richard, [53].
• Le Brun, [111].
• Leigh, Sir Henry, [109], [130].
• Dr. Thomas, [53].
• Robert, [109].
• Leicester, [95].
• Leland (Collectanea), [8].
• Leofric, [9].
• Lichfield Diocesan Registers.
• Lilleshall Abbey, [92].
• Littleover, [128].
• Lindisfarne, [8].
• Lindsey, [6], [9].
• Longford, Sir Nicholas, [130].
• Loudoun, Edith Maud, Countess of, [98].
• Earl of, [125].
• Loughborough, Lord, [96], [113].
• Louis XI., King of France, [93].
• Lyon, John, [61].
• Lysons’ “Magna Britannia,” [3].
• Manchester, [62].
• Manor of Repton, [4].
• Repton Priory, [4].
• Margaret, wife of Henry VI., [125].
• Marleberge, Thomas de, Abbot of Evesham, [15].
• Martin, F. O., [63].
• Mary, Queen of England, [53].
• Scots, [94], [113].
• Masters of Etwall Hospital, [120-1].
• Matilda (Maud) Countess of Chester, [10], [51].
• Measham, Chapelry of, [51-2].
• Melbourne, [124-127].
• Memorial Hall, Pears, [83-5].
• “Memorials of St. Guthlac,” [13].
• Mercia, [7], [8], [9], [15].
• Merewald, brother of Wulphere, [9].
• Mickleover, [127].
• Milton, [4], [51].
• “Minstrels Court” at Tutbury, [114].
• Moira, [97].
• Molanus Major, [105].
• Monastery, Saxon, at Repton, [17].
• “Monasticon”, Dugdale’s, [51].
• “Monks’ Bridge,” [110].
• Mortimer, [2].
• Sir William, [92].
• Mosley, [63], [119].
• Sir Oswald, [113].
• Motteram, Mr., [69].
• Mugliston, W. L., [73].
• Muniment Chest, [65].
• Mundy, Robert, [97].
• Musca(m), Thomas de (Chronicle of), [50].
• Musden Grange, [63].
• Names of old Repton Families, [28-30].
• Naseby Field, Battle of, [95].
• Needham, Col., [95].
• Newark, [52], [102].
• Newton, Alderman Hugh, [67].
• Richard, [24], [127].
• Newton Solney, [51], [74], [130-2].
• Norsemen, [7].
• Nottingham, Charles, Earl of, [125].
• “Old Trent,” [2].
• Osthryth, Queen of Ethelred, [125].
• Oswiu, King of Northumbria, [8].
• Owen Glendower, [2].
• Overton, Prior of Repton, [82].
• Pack and Chapman, [47].
• Paget, Thomas, Lord, [127].
• Sir William, [127].
• Palladio Andrea, [135].
• Parish Chest, [20].
• Map, [2].
• Patent Rolls, [101].
• Peada, [8].
• Pears, Dr., [62], [71], [75], [76], [82].
• Memorial Hall, [83-5].
• Pega, sister of St. Guthlac, [14].
• Peile, Dr., [71], [82].
• Penda, King of Mercia, [8].
• Perryn, Sir William, [63].
• “Pieces of Evidence XVIII.,” [35].
• Pilgrim, statue of, at Ashby, [96].
• Pilkington, J., [3].
• “Pinfold,” [33].
• Pipe, Sir Robert, [130].
• Pistern Hills, [4].
• Place-name Repton, [Chap. II].
• Pole, Edward Sacheverell, [127].
• Pont l’Evêque, Roger de, [115].
• Poor Men of Etwall Hospital, [119].
• Port or Porte, Sir John, [54], [62], [115], [118].
• Potlac or Potlock, [119], [129].
• Powell, James and Sons, [23], [112].
• Prior, Dr., [21], [82].
• Priors of Repton, [60].
• Priory of Repton, [Chap. VII].
• Randulph, Abbot of Evesham, [16].
• Ratcliff, Robert, [131].
• Rawlins, Rev, R. R.
• Reade, Sir William, [127].
• “Reliquary,” [42], [46], [71], [72].
• Repandunum, [3], [7], [8].
• Repton Abbey, [13], [15].
• Repton Church, [Chap. IV].
• Repton Church Bells, [Chap. VI].
• Books, [38].
• Registers, [Chap. V].
• Repton Common, [1].
• Repton Hall, [81-82].
• Repton Priory, [Chap. VII].
• Repton Rocks, [51].
• “Repton’s Saints,” (S.S. Guthlac and Wystan) [Chap. III].
• Repton School, [Chap. VIII].
• Repton School Chapel, [77-80].
• Repton School v. Thacker, [Chap. IX].
• Repton School Tercentenary, [75-77].
• Repton Tile Kiln, [Chap. X].
• Reresby, Thomas, [128].
• Rollestons, [101].
• Sacheverell, Edward, [127].
• Sales, [100].
• “Saltpeter men,” [34].
• “Sanctus Bell” (St. Guthlac’s), [15].
• “Saxon Way, After the,” [8].
• Scott, Sir Walter, [92].
• Gilbert, [99].
• School Houses, &c., [Chap. XII].
• Seccandune (Seckington), [6], [9].
• Segraves, [104].
• Selwyn, Bishop, [11].
• “Severn Shore,” [2].
• Shakespeare, (Henry IV. Act iii.), [2].
• Shaw, Samuel, (O.R.), [26], [98].
• Shaw, Stebbing-, (O.R.), [3], [7], [8], [22], [107].
• Sheriffe, Lawrence, [61].
• Shelmerdine, D., (O.R.), [100].
• Sherwood Forest, [1].
• Shirley, Sir Henry, [135].
• Shrewsbury School, [61].
• Sinfin Moor, [99].
• “Slaughter House Yard,” [70].
• Sleath, Dr., [22], [82].
• Sleigh, Sir Samuel, (O.R.), [66].
• “Sleepy Quire,” [20].
• Smisby, [51], [92].
• Solney, Sir Alured de, [22], [52], [130].
• William de, [130].
• Spernore, Sir William, [130].
• Spilsbury, Rev. B. W., [128].
• Spruner and Menke’s “Atlas Antiquus,” [8].
• Stafford, Nigel de, [121], [132].
• Stanhope, Sir Michael, [127].
• Thomas, [62].
• Stanley, [109].
• Stanton by Bridge, [103-4].
• Stantons, de, [103].
• Starkey, Simon, [63].
• Staunton, Harold, [135-6].
• Stenson, [99].
• Stephen, King, [51].
• Stocks, Repton, [33].
• “Strelley’s part,” [3].
• Strelley, Philip de, [3].
• Stretton, [111-112].
• Stretton, Bishop of Lichfield, [22], [52], [130].
• Swarkeston, [100-3].
• Bridge, [52], [101-2].
• Church, [4].
• House, [101].
• Tamworth, [6], [9].
• Tanner’s Notitia, [8].
• Tapestry at Egginton Hall, [110-11].
• Tapestry at Etwall Hall, [118-19].
• Tatwine, [12], [13].
• Taylor, John, & Co., [23], [45], [48-9].
• Tercentenary of Repton School, [75-77], [82].
• Tette, mother of St. Guthlac, [11].
• Thacker, Francis, [46].
• Gilbert, [53], [54], [64], [65].
• Godfrey, [47], [65].
• Jane, [26].
• John, [24].
• Mary, [4], [54], [81].
• Thomas, [53].
• “Quire,” [20].
• Thorpe, John, [45].
• Thurgaton Priory, [74].
• Tickenhall, [4], [132-4].
• Tile-Kiln, Repton, [71-4].
• “Topographer,” [7], [8].
• “Tournament Field,” [92].
• Towton Moor, battle of, [93].
• Tutbury, [113-15], [135].
• Horn, [114].
• Twyford, [2], [99].
• Ullock, Dr., [27], [65].
• Uttoxeter, [63].
• “Valor Ecclesiasticus,” [53].
• Vaughan, Dr., [76].
• Verdons, [121].
• Wærburh (St. Werburgh), Abbess of Repton, [9].
• Wales, [2].
• Walkelin, Robert, [109].
• Walton, [8].
• Ward, John, F.S.A., [74].
• Waste, Joan, [63].
• “Watchinge and Wardinge,” [34].
• Watson, Mr., [66], [69].
• Wendesley, Richard and Roger, [134].
• West, Chester, [62].
• Whitehead, Mr., [69].
• Whyman, Mrs., [98].
• Wiglaf (Withlaf), King of Mercia, [9].
• Wilfrid, Abbot of Crowland, [11].
• William Rufus, [50].
• Willington, [2], [4], [52].
• Wilmot, Edward and Sir Robert, [127].
• Wimund, father of St. Wystan, [15].
• “Winchester, Statute of,” [34].
• Windsor Castle, [93], [136].
• Winwadfield, Battle of, [8].
• Wirksworth, [9].
• Wistan or Wystan, St., [9], [Chap. III].
• Wistanstowe, [9], [15].
• Woodrooffe, Canon, [76].
• Woodyatt, Rev. George, [23].
• Worcester, [2].
• Wright, Mrs. Margery, [97].
• Wulphere, King of Mercia, [8], [9].
• Wyatville, Sir Geoffrey, [106].
• Zouch (Zouche), Alan la, and Roger, [92].
• Zouch (Zouche), Ashby de la, [92-99]

THE END.

A. J. LAWRENCE, PRINTER, REPTON.