Memorials of old Derbyshire

by Unknown

We may perhaps be excused here for quoting what Mr. Felkin says about Mr. Strutt:—

“An intellect singularly clear and cool was combined in him with the faculty of devising inventions and improvements which he carried into effect with unwearied energy of mind and purpose, impressing themselves on the entire conduct of his establishments as they increased in magnitude. His tenacity of principle and moral fortitude resulted from his confidence that his determinations were founded upon truth. His convictions in regard to general views of society were equally strong. His political and religious opinions were adopted because he thought them sound and conclusive to the happiness of mankind.”

Mr. Strutt seems to have been singularly void of ambition for worldly distinction; he was only ambitious of the blessing that follows duty done.

Although the practice of writing your own epitaph cannot be exactly commended, the writer of this brief memoir may perhaps be excused for inserting in it the words found a few years ago amongst Jedediah Strutt’s papers, and in his own handwriting:—

“Here rests in peace J. S—— who without fortune family or friends raised to himself a fortune family and name in the world; without having wit, had a good share of plain common sense; without much genius, enjoyed the more substantial blessing of a sound understanding; with but little personal pride, despised a mean or base action; with no ostentation for religious tenets and ceremonies, he led a life of honesty and virtue, not knowing what would befall him after death, he died resigned in full confidence that if there be a future state of retribution it will be to reward the virtuous and the good.

“This I think my true character.

“J. Strutt.”

INDEX

• Abbey Square Sketch Book, The, [212]
• Abbot’s Chair, The, [301]
• Abney Common, [197]
• —— James, [30]
• —— Manor, [183], [199]
• —— Moor, [50], [80], [304]
• Addy, S. O., [242]
• —— on Derbyshire Folk-Lore, [346-70]
• —— on Offerton Hall, [192-9]
• Addy’s Household Tales, [358]
• Ælfritha, [115]
• Æthelbald, [114], [115]
• Agincourt, Battle of, [14], [103]
• Aldulph, [116]
• Aldwark, [113]
• Alfred the Great, [5], [76], [117].
• Algar, Earl of Mercia, [121]
• Alkmonton Hospital Chapel, [212], [251]
• Allestree, [214], [215], [249], [251]
• Allestry, Roger, [330], [337]; William, [330]
• Almayne Rivettes, [18]
• Alselin, Ralph, [7]
• Anastatic Drawing Society’s Volume, [256], [271]
• Andrew, W. J., [70]
• —— Prebendary, [214], [278], [279]
• Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, [4], [114]
• Annals of Hyde, [174]
• Anne of Denmark, [180]
• Arbor Low Stone Circle, [74], [75-8],[7]9, [80], [81], [86], [87]
• Archæological Journal, The, [119]
• Archers, [13]
• Archery, [323]
• Arkwright, Richard, [379], [380]
• —— Strutt and Need, Messrs., [379]
• Armada, The, [21]
• Armfield, [297], [298]
• Armfield, Robert, [297]
• Arrows, [18]
• Arrow-heads, [46], [47]
• Ash, Edward, [190]
• Ashbourne, [11], [34-5], [208-9], [210], [212], [232], [234-9], [249], [251-2]
• Ashbourne, History of, [326]
• Ashmole, Elias, [106]
• Ashover, [219–20], [226], [232], [248], [250], [252–3]
• Ashton, Isabella, [171]; Peter, [171]
• Assize of Arms, [18]
• Aston, [232]
• Athelstan, [6]
• Athenæum, The, [296]
• Auby, Thomas, [169]
• Avebury, [87]
• Babington, Anthony, [20], [152], [154]; Roland, [17]; Thomas, [253]
• Badow, [122]
• Bagshawe, Henry, [282]
• Bagshaw’s Gazetteer of Derbyshire, [368]
• Baine, Ralph, Bishop of Lichfield, [126]
• Bakelow Barrow, [59]
• Bakewell, [6], [97], [101], [104–7], [208], [210], [212], [215-16], [231–2], [236-8], [248], [253-4], [299]
• Ballidon Moor, [60]
• Balliol, John, [12]
• Bamford Moor, [80]
• Bar Brook, The, [80], [82]
• Barber, Miss, [365]
• —— Mr., [175]
• Bardolf, William de, [12]
• Baring-Gould, Rev. S., [357], [359]
• Barlborough, [139], [141-2], [316], [317], [324]
• Barley, Robert, [16]
• Barnack, [118]
• Barons, Rising of the, [8], [9]
• Barrows, [41]
• Barrow-upon-Trent, [232]
• Basingwork, The Abbot of, [301]
• Baslow Moor, [50], [82]
• Bassano, Francis, [120], [211], [270], [277]
• Bateman, Thomas, [44-5], [54], [59], [78], [109], [216]
• Beamont, Edward, [94]
• Beauchief Abbey, [16], [202]
• “Bed-churl,” [364]
• Bede, [4], [77]
• Beeston, [249]
• Beighton, [249]
• Belers, Thomas, [147]
• Belper, [254], [380], [381]
• Belvoir MSS., [22]
• Bemrose, Sir Henry, [327]
• Bennett, Gervase, [129]; Robert, [129]
• Beresford, James, [268]; Thomas, [15], [268]
• Berfurt, [116]
• Bernake, Gervase de, [100]
• Bertulph, [116]
• Bess of Hardwick, [23]
• Bigsby’s History of Repton, [122]
• Bills, [18]
• Birch, Walter de Gray, [116]
• Birgwurd Cross, The, [301]
• Birley Hill, [317]
• Black Edge, The, [165]
• Blackwell, [373], [376], [377]
• Blanc-Smith, G. le, [360]
• —— Wingfield Manor House, [146-63]
• Blore, Mr., [104], [105], [149], [161]
• Bodley, Mr., [257], [263]
• Boldon Buke, [193]
• Bolehill, [45]
• Bolsover, [250], [254], [324]; Castle, [8], [25], [27], [133], [136-9], [316]
• Bonnell, Mrs., [178]
• Bothe, William, [241]
• Bourbon, John, Duke of, [15]
• Bow Stone, [299]
• Bowden, [167], [168]
• Bower, Margaret de, [103]; Sir Thurston de, [103]
• Bowles, C. E. B., Bradshaw and the Bradshawes, [164-91]
• Boyleston, [29]
• Brackenfield, [254-5]
• Bradbourne, Humphrey, [19]
• Bradburne, John, [16]
• Bradshaw and the Bradshawes, [164-91]
• Bradshaw Hall, [133], [164-91], [294]; John, [332]; the Regicide, [31], [174]
• Bradshaw Family, [164-91]
• Bradwell, [361], [362], [365-369]
• —— Mr. Robert, [362-364], [368], [369]
• Brailsford, [7], [249]
• —— Henry de, [11]
• Brampton, York, [190]
• Brandreth, James, [36]
• Brand’s Observations on Popular Antiquities, [346]
• Brassington Moor Stone Circle, [80]
• Breadsall, [218], [219], [226], [232], [236], [240], [256-7]
• Brede Place, Sussex, [226]
• Bretby, [121], [122]
• Bretton, [182]
• Brewster, Thomas, [127]
• Brigstock, [118]
• British Barrows, [54], [55], [69]
• Brixworth Crypt, [119]
• Broad Marshes, The, [166]
• Bronze Age, The, [42]
• —— Barrows, [48-64]
• Bronze Implements, [56-8]
• Brough, [2]
• Brounker, Sir Henry, [23]
• Broxhill, [317], [323]
• Brydges’ Restituta, [353]
• Buckingham, Duke of, [23]
• Bull Ring Stone Circle, The, [75], [78-80], [88]
• Bullock, William, [129]
• Bunhill Fields, [381]
• Bupton Manor, [6]
• Burdett, Sir Francis, [30], [129]; Sir Robert, [130]
• Burgh, The Roman Town, [348]
• Burial Customs, [367-8]
• —— Mounds, [39], [41], [42]
• “Buries, The,” [117]
• Burton Bridge, [90], [94]
• Burton-on-Trent, Abbot of, [6]
• Butler, Humphrey, [16]
• Buxton, [1], [2], [20]
• Cadster Stone Circle, [82], [85]
• Cairns, [40], [41], [49]
• Calke, [121], [122], [144]
• —— Canons of, [121]
• Camps, [39]
• “Candle-rents,” [239]
• Cantrell, George, [383]
• Canute, [116]
• Carnarvon, Earl, [126]
• Cassy, Sir John, [292]
• Castleton, [2], [8], [243], [283], [285], [347], [348], [350], [362-3], [365], [367], [369]
• Cattermole, George, [211]
• Cave-dwellers, [364]
• Cave-remains, [39]
• Cavendish Family, [31-3], [137], [138], [199], [315]
• Chaddesden, [205], [206], [226], [232], [257-8]
• Chamberlain, The Right Hon. Joseph, [371]
• Chambers’s Popular Rhymes of Scotland, [351]
• Champion Cross, The, [303]
• Chapel-en-le-Frith, [82], [286-7]
• Charles I., [24-26], [289]
• Charles, Invasion of Derbyshire in 1745 by Prince, [31], [33-5]
• Charlesworth, [301]
• Charnells, Thomas, [129]
• Chatsworth, [6], [20], [27], [32], [133], [139], [150]
• Chaworth, Sir Thomas de, [202]; Sir William, [15]
• Chelmorton, [45], [205], [212], [213], [215], [291]
• Cheshire, John, [33]
• Chester, [4]
• Chesterfield, [2], [9], [21], [27], [97], [208], [210], [212], [218], [221], [222], [223], [231], [236], [240], [245], [249], [258-62]
• —— Lord, [30]
• —— Philipp, Earl of, [129], [131]
• Childers, of Carr House, [341]
• Child’s English and Scottish Popular Ballads, [350-4]
• Chinley, [181]
• “Christmas Eve,” [361]
• Chronicon Abbatiæ de Evesham, [116]
• Chronicles of All Saints’, [225]
• Church Broughton, [212], [262]
• Church Notes, [120]
• Cinerary Urns, [52], [55-6], [61], [62], [64]
• Civil War, The, [26-31]
• Clarke, Lettice, [189], [190]
• Clayton, Margaret, [173]
• Clulow, [299]
• Cock and Pynot, The, [33]
• Codnor Castle, [12]
• Cokayne Chapel, The, [251]
• Cokayne, Francis, [17]; John, [15]; Robert, [16]; Sir Aston, [30]; Sir Thomas, [16]
• Coke, Sir Edward, [30]
• Cold Eaton Barrow, [68]
• Coldwell Hall, [343]
• Colepeper MSS., [332]
• Colepepper, Colonel, [32]
• Columbell, Roger, [240]
• Commissioners of Array, [13]
• Cooper, Florence, [359]
• Cooper, Roger, [166]
• Copley, Lionel, [332]
• Cornere, John de la, [11]
• Corpus Christi College, History of, [327]
• Corselets, [18]
• Country Folk-Lore, [347]
• Cox, Arthur, [280]
• —— F. Walker, [257]
• —— Rev. Thomas, [365]
• —— Rev. Dr., on Derbyshire Churches, [97], [102], [105], [178], [269], [273], [275], [280], [347]
• —— Derbyshire Monuments to the Family of Foljambe, [97-113]
• —— Historic Derbyshire, [1-38]
• —— Plans of the Peak Forest, [281-306]
• —— Three Centuries of Derbyshire Annals, [97], [112], [183], [193]
• Crawford, Major-General, [156]
• Crecy, Battle of, [13]
• Creswell Caves, [1]
• —— Manor, [12]
• Crich, [205], [210], [211], [262]
• Cromford, [380]
• Cromwell, Oliver, [158]; Ralph, Lord, [137], [146], [147-8]; Thomas, [122], [123]
• Crosslow, [53]
• Croxall, [122]
• “Crucks,” [192], [193]
• “Cucking,” [361-2]
• Cumberford, Edward, [16]
• Curfew, [366]
• Curzon Family, [15]; John, [16], [26], [180], [315]; Francis, [19]; Richard, [9]; Sir Nathaniel, [34]
• Dacre, Leonard, [152]
• Dalby, Colonel, [157]
• Dale Abbey, [16], [121], [201-2], [225], [236]
• Danes, Invasion of the, [4-6]
• Daniels, Anne, [383]
• Darley Abbey, [16], [202], [236], [242]
• —— Dale, [212], [214-15]
• Davenport, Barbara, [183]; Sir John, [183]
• Davy, Thomas, [91]
• De Bower Chapel, [279]
• Deepdale, [121]
• Degg, Sir Simon, [342]
• Deincourt, Edward, [12]; Lord, [30], [318]
• Delves, Nicholas, [337]
• Demi-lances, [18]
• Denby, [263]
• Denman, The Hon. George, [131]
• Derby, [5], [6], [8], [12], [14], [23], [26], [27], [33-35]
• —— All Hallows’, [207], [212], [236], [237], [240], [245], [248]
• —— All Saints’, [35], [94], [207], [245], [249]
• —— St. Alkmund’s, [212], [263]
• —— St. Michael’s, [232], [263]
• —— St. Peter’s, [210], [211], [262], [263]
• “Derby Ram, The,” [347]
• Derbyshire Charters, [197-9], [348]
• —— Churches, [97], [102], [105], [178], [269], [273], [275], [280], [347]
• —— Folk-Lore, [346-70]
• —— Lyson’s, [328]
• Derwent Moor Barrow, [45], [46]
• Dethick, [152], [154]
• —— Robert, [11]
• Dickson, Nicholas, [169]
• Dictionary of National Biography, [373]
• Dilke, Sir Thomas, [189]
• Diuma, Bishop, [115]
• Domesday Survey, [6], [114], [117], [324]
• Dove Holes, [78], [295], [304]
• Dover, [23]
• Doveridge, [263]
• “Drinking Cups,” [55-6], [61-63]
• “Druidical” Circles, [50]
• Duffield, [175], [178], [249]; Fortress, [8], [9]; Forest, [100]; Frith, [12], [175]
• Dugdale’s Monasticon, [115], [122]
• Dunscar, Castleton, [361]
• Durdent, Walter, [122]
• Eadburgh, [116]
• Early Renaissance Architecture in England, [111]
• Earthen Vessels, [55-6]
• “Easter Observances,” [361-3]
• Ecclesbourne Valley, [5]
• Eccles Pike, [164], [167], [184]
• —— Samuel, [278]
• Edale, [281], [282], [285]
• —— Head Cross, [303]
• Edensor, [235]
• Edgar the Peaceable, [117]
• Edmund, Earl of Lancaster, [9]
• Edward I., [11], [12]
• —— II., [6], [12]
• —— III., [12]
• —— the Confessor, [6]
• —— the Elder, [5]
• Edwin, King, [77]
• Elfleda, [116]
• Elizabeth, Death of Queen, [22-3]
• Elvaston, [205-6], [209], [212], [219], [221], [231], [263-6]
• Emmett Carr, [324]
• English and Scottish Popular Ballads, [350], [351]
• Ethelbald, [4]
• Ethelfleda, [5]
• Ethelfrith, [4]
• Etwall, [126-7], [205], [249]
• Evans’ Bronze Implements, [69]
• Every, Sir Henry, [30]
• Evesham Abbey, [116]
• Exeter House, Derby, [383]
• Eyam, [6], [50], [78], [133], [144], [182-3], [190], [199], [249], [368]
• Eyre Family, [18] Anthony, [190]; Arthur, [16]; Colonel, [29]; Dorothy, [190]; George, [30]; Jacob, [367]; Robert, [30]; Rowland, [30]; Thomas, [16], [292]; William, [101]
• Fairfax, General, [155], [309]
• Fairfield, [286], [288]
• “Fairy Offerings,” [369]
• Farr Over Close, [194]
• Fea, Allan, [185]
• Felix of Croyland, [115], [116]
• Felkin’s History of Hosiery and Lace Manufacture, [371-2], [376], [383]
• Fenny Bentley, [15], [209], [212], [219], [226], [267-8]
• Fernilee, [299]
• Ferrers Family, [9-12]; Henry, [7-8]; Sir Humphrey, [21]; John, [30]; Robert, [7], [9-11]; William, [9-12]
• Findern, [372], [376]
• “First Foot,” [365]
• Fitzherbert Family, [15], [18]; Sir Anthony, [126]; Dorothy, [126]; Henry, [11]; Sir John, [24], [155]; Nicholas, [16]; William, [30]
• FitzHubert, Ralph, [324]
• Fitzwilliam, Alice, [110]; Thomas, [110]
• Five Burghs, The, [5], [6]
• —— Wells, [43-6], [48], [60]
• Flagg, [291]
• Fletcher, J. M. J., Tideswell Church, [103]
• —— Richard, [180]
• Flint Arrow-heads, [46-7]
• —— Implements, [56]
• Foljambe, Monuments to Family, [97-113]; Anne, [238]; Chapel, [261]; Cicely, [168]; Sir Edward, [15]; Sir Godfrey, [17], [238]; Thomas, [11], [168]
• Folk-Lore Society, The, [347]
• Food-vases, [55-6], [61-2], [64]
• Foolow, [182]
• Ford, Stone Circle, [74], [80], [82-3]
• Foremark, [120], [122], [144]
• Forster’s Alumni Oxonienses, [175]
• Fox, Rev. Samuel, [225], [273]
• Foxbrook Furnace, [321]
• Foxton Wood, [325]
• Frances, John, [19]
• Franceys, Ralph, [331], [340]
• Francis, Sir Robert, [122]
• Frazer’s Golden Bough, [354], [356], [360], [369]
• Frecheville, Anker de, [13], [101]; Lord, [314], [318], [324], [330]; Robert de, [11]
• Friar’s Heel, The, [72], [73], [84], [86]
• Froggatt Edge, [80], [82]
• Furnival, Gerard de, [101]
• “Galley-balk,” The, [352]
• Gardiner, Dr., [326], [329]
• Garner House, [194]
• Gaveston, Piers, [12]
• Gell, Sir John, [26], [28], [30], [94], [155-7], [163], [292], [303]
• Gentleman’s Magazine, [111], [327]
• “George Inn,” Derby, [34]
• Gerard, Lord, [126]; Sir John, [131]; Sir Thomas, [126]
• Gernon Manor, [103]
• —— William de, [101]
• Gib Hill, [74-5], [78], [86-7]
• Giffard, Sir Thomas, [126-7]
• Gilbert, Henry, [30]
• Gill, John, [194]
• Glass House, The, [358-9]
• Glossop, [6], [282-3]
• —— John, [197]; Ralph, [195]; Robert, [197]
• Glynne, Sir Stephen, [258], [274], [277]
• Godstow Nunnery, [225]
• Golden Ball, The, [357]
• Golden Bough, [354], [356], [360], [369]
• Gorsey Close Barrow, [65]
• Gotch, J. A., The Old Homes of the County, [133-45]
• —— Early Renaissance Architecture in England, [111]
• Gowland, Professor, [86]
• Grave, William, [91]
• Gray Cop Barrow, [59]
• Great Hucklow, [361], [363]
• “Greavy Croft, The,” [165], [170]
• Greenhill, [202]
• Greenlow, [45-6]
• Greenwell, Rev. Dr., [53], [55]
• Grendon, Serlo de, [121]
• Gresley, Sir George, [27]; John, [16]; Sir William, [16]
• Grey, Henry de, [12]; Mr. St. George, [78]; Richard, [12], [14]; Sir John, [15]
• Grimm’s Popular Stories, [346]
• Grindall, Edmund, [244]
• Grinlow Barrow, [49]
• Gunson, Mr., [184]
• Haddon Hall, [133], [134-6], [138-9], [144], [146], [211], [224]
• Hadrian, [3]
• Hall of Waltheof, The, [242]
• Halton Family, [158], [160], [163]; Imanuel, [157]
• Hamilton, Duke of, [28]
• Harborough Rocks, [43-8]
• Hardwick, Bess of, [137], [139-41], [150]; Hall, [139-41], [324]
• Hardy’s Miners’ Guide, [366]
• Harpur, Sir John, [25], [30]; Richard, [127]
• Harrington, Earl of, [265]
• Hartington Manor, [11]
• Hartle Moor, [52], [59], [77]
• Haslam Family, [379]
• Hastings, George, Earl of Huntingdon, [126], [131]
• Hathersage, [268]
• Hault Hucknall, [268-9]
• Haverfield, Dr., [3]
• Hayfield, [228], [245], [248], [282-4]
• Hayton, Rev. E. J., [268]
• Heanor, [248]
• Heays, Mrs., [328]
• Henderson’s Northern Folk-lore, [357], [359]
• Henry II., [7], [18]
• —— III., [8], [9], [11]
• —— IV., [13]
• —— V., [14]
• —— VI., [131]
• Heriz, Mathilda de, [147]
• High Lane, [194]
• Highlow Hall, [133], [143]
• Hipkins, Rev. F. C., Repton: Its Abbey, Church, Priory, and School, [114-32]
• Historic Derbyshire, [1-38]
• Hob Hollin, [165]
• —— Hurst’s House, [50]
• —— Marsh, [165]
• Hofnerton, Eustace de, [198]
• Hole, William, [238]
• Hollington Manor, [12]
• Holman Hunt, [250]
• “Honey Spots,” [242]
• Hope, [242], [269], [285-6]
• —— Rev. W., [210-11]
• —— W. H. St. John, [123], [127], [203], [225]
• Horsley, [212], [269]; Castle, [8]
• Horton, Christopher, [30]
• Howe, Earl, [131], [380]; Margaret, [180]; Roger, [180]
• Hugh of Lincoln, or the Rain Charm, [348-57]
• Hunloke, Sir Henry, [30]
• Hunter, Rev. Joseph, [354]
• Hutchinson, Rev. Michael, [208], [224], [269]
• —— Colonel, [155]
• Ilkeston, [212], [215]
• Incense Cups, [55-6], [61], [68]
• Ingleby, [93], [122]
• Ingram, Sir Arthur, [113]
• Ireton, John, [16], [31]
• Isherwood, Bradshawe, [173]
• Jackson, John, [191]
• James I., [23]
• —— II., [31], [32]
• Jeayes’ Derbyshire Charters, [97], [197-99], [348]
• Jewitt, Llewellynn, [295]
• John, King, [8]
• Jordanwall Nook, [298]
• Journal of Derbyshire Archæological Society, [44], [121], [123], [127], [164-5], [175], [181-2], [184], [186-188], [195], [197], [199], [203], [278], [280]
• Kalc, Canons of, [121]
• Kedleston House, [144]
• Kerry, Rev. C., [175]
• Killamarsh, [249]
• Kinder Scout, [145]
• King’s Sterndale, [52]
• King Stone, The, [82]
• Kirk Ireton, [189], [236], [249]
• —— Langley, [210], [212], [216], [217], [221], [232], [269-70]
• Kniveton, Henry, [11]; Matthew, [17]; Nicholas, [239]
• Lambert’s Rising, [342]
• “Lampholme,” [239]
• Langwith, [250]
• “Lantern Chimney,” [197]
• Latham, Dr. Ebenezer, [372]
• Layton, Richard, [123]
• Leach, Sir Edward, [30]; Philip, [15]; Ralph, [16]
• Lead Mining, [2-3], [5], [9]
• Lea Hurst, [37]
• Lee, Thomas, [282]
• Leeke, Sir John, [16]; John, [109]; Nicholas, [30]; Thomas, [16], [30]
• Leigh, Dr. Thomas, [123]
• —— Family, [343-4]
• Leland’s Collectania, [115]
• Leo, the Jew, [356]
• Leofric of Mercia, Earl, [6]
• Lewes, Battle of, [10], [11]
• Lichfield, [28], [125-6], [169], [245]
• Lidlow, [59]
• Little Chester, [2]
• Littleover, [250]
• Liverpool, Earl of, [97], [102-3], [108], [110], [113]
• Locko Gardens, [145]
• Lockyer, Sir Norman, [84], [86]
• Lomas, Nicholas, [190]
• Longbows, [18]
• Longdendale, [281], [282]
• Long Eaton, [6], [193], [249], [270-1]
• Longford, [212], [271]
• —— Nicholas de, [13]
• Longstone, [212], [271]
• Loudham Arms, [108-9]; Margaret, [106-7]; Sir John, [106]
• Loudoun, Earl, [126]
• “Lovers’ Vows,” [366]
• “Low,” A, [42]
• Lowe, John, [190]; Robert, [191]
• Ludlam, Isaac, [36]
• Ludworth Moor, [298]
• Lund, Dr. Troels, [195]
• Lynaker, Robert, [16]
• Lysons’ Derbyshire, [328]
• Macaulay, [311-12], [335], [337], [344]
• Machell, Colonel, [158]
• Mackworth, [249-50], [271]
• “Maiden Stones, The,” [298]
• Maidstonfeld, [282]
• Makeney, Ralph de, [11]
• Malcolm, King, of Scotland, [7]
• Manners, John, [20]
• Marleberge, Thomas de, [116]
• Marple Hall Estate, [172-4]
• Marston Montgomery, [249]
• Marston-on-Dove, [248]
• Martin Side, [304]
• Mary, Queen of Scots, [20], [140-1], [149-55], [161]
• Massey, Mr. Ralph, [372]
• Matilda, [121]
• Matlock, [249]
• “May King, The,” [347]
• Measham, [122]
• Melandra Castle, [2]
• Melbourne, [8], [15], [91], [133], [145], [151], [208], [271-2]
• —— Adam de, [92]; John de, [92]
• Mellor, [249], [284], [285], [293], [298]
• Memorials of St. Guthlac, The, [116]
• Meynell, Chantrey, [270]; Rev. Frank, [270]; Giles de, [11]
• Mickleover, [6], [205], [272]
• Micklethwaite, Mr., [119]
• Middleton, Mrs. George, [364], [368]; Thomas, [174]
• Milford, [381]
• —— House, [383]
• Militia, The, [18], [23]
• Milton, [122]
• Mininglow, [43-6], [48], [60], [67]
• “Mischief Night,” [361]
• Molineux, Colonel Roger, [157]
• Monasteries, Suppression of, [16], [17]
• Monksbridge, [2]
• Monks Dale, [214], [215]
• Montgomery, Nicholas, [15]
• Monyash, [232], [273]
• Morewood, Anthony, [30]
• Morions, [18]
• Morley, [208], [236], [237], [249], [273]
• Mosborough Hall, [316]
• Mountjoy, Lord, [231], [251], [265]
• Mower, Arthur, [232]
• Mugginton, [212], [220], [249], [273-4]
• Mundy, John, [30]
• Musard, John de, [12]
• Musca, Thomas de, [121]
• Need, Strutt & Woollatt, Messrs., [379]
• Neolithic Barrows, [43-8]
• Nether Offerton, [198]
• Netherthorpe Hall, [324]
• Newark, [28], [93], [217]
• Newcastle, Duke of, [315], [324], [330], [341]
• Newton, Robert, [198]
• —— Solney, [122]
• Nichols’ Collect. Topogr. et Geneal., [97]
• Nightingale, Florence, [37-8]; William, [37]
• Nine Ladies, The, [80], [82]
• Norbury, [205], [206], [208], [212], [220], [226], [274]
• North Lees, [133], [143]
• North Wingfield, [133], [141], [232], [249]
• Northworthy, [5]
• Norton, [208]
• Nottingham Bridge, [94]
• Oates, Titus, [337]
• Ockbrook, [274]
• Offerton Hall, [133], [143], [192-9]
• —— Moor Stone Circle, [74]
• Oldcotes House, [139]
• Old Country Life in the Seventeenth Century, [307-45]
• Oldeffeld, William, [238]
• “Old Tup, The,” [347]
• Osmaston, [7], [248], [274]
• Oswin, [115]
• Over Haddon, [198]
• Over Offerton, [198]
• Overton, Prior, [131]
• Owlcotes, [324]
• Oxford, Brasenose College, [126]
• Palmer, George, [16]
• Pancakes, [364]
• Parcelly Hay, [59]
• Park Hall, [324]
• Parker, Archbishop, [244]; John, [16]
• Park Gate Stone Circle, [74], [80], [82]
• Parwich, [220], [230-1], [242], [247], [249]
• Peak Castle, [7], [8], [11], [133-4], [283], [285], [348]
• —— Forest, [9]–[11], [98]
• Peak Forest, Plans of the, [281-306]
• Pears, Dr., [131]
• Peasants, Revolt of the, [13]
• Pedlars, [317]
• Pegge, Dr., [245]
• Peggy with the Wooden Leggy, [359-60]
• Pendleton, Mr., [370]
• Pentrich, Insurrection of 1817, [31], [35-37]
• Percy’s Reliques, [353]
• Percys, Revolt of the, [14]
• Pett, Peter, [340]
• Peverel, William, [7]
• Pierpoint, Sir Henry, [147]
• Pipe Rolls, [7], [8], [100]
• Plotting Parlour, The, [33]
• Pole, Francis, [202]; Jervase, [30]; Peter, [170]; Richard, [19]
• Pontefract, [28]
• Popular Antiquities, [346]
• Porte, Henry, [126]; Sir John, [126-8]
• Posset, [364]
• Postage in Charles II.’s Time, [335]
• Potsherds, [66-7]
• Potter, Sarah Ellen, [350], [358]
• Prehistoric Barrows, Late, [64-9]
• Prehistoric Burials in Derbyshire, [39-69]
• Prehistoric Stone Circles, [70-88]
• Priestcliffe, [291]
• Prior, Dr., [120], [130]
• Pulpitum, The, [200-1], [205]
• “Pym’s Chair,” [303]
• Querns, [67]
• Radbourne Church, [202], [212], [275]
• Randulph, [121]
• Ravensdale Forest Lodge, [12], [14]
• Rawlins, Rev. R. R., [269], [272]
• Rayner, S., [211]
• Redfern, Emmott, [166]
• —— Will, [166]
• Reliquary, The, [59], [97], [175-6], [180], [182], [280], [295], [360]
• Renishaw, [307-345]
• Repton, [4], [6], [16], [91-3], [114-132], [203-5], [232], [236], [275]
• Repton: Its Abbey, Church, Priory, and School, [114-132]
• Revell, Will., [330], [331], [341]
• Revolution Inn, [33]
• —— of 1688, [31-3]
• Reynolds, J., [211]
• Richard I., [8]
• —— II., [13]
• Ridge Hall, The, [293-4]
• Ringhamlow, [45], [46]
• Risley, [223]
• Roadnook Hall, [330]
• Robin Hood’s Cross, [304]
• Robin Hood Picking Rods, [299]
• Rocester, [2]
• Rodes, Sir Francis, [26], [30], [142]
• Rodmarton, [47]
• Rolleston, Roger, [16]; Thomas, [16]
• Roman Roads and Stations, [2]
• Roods, Screens, and Lofts in Derbyshire Churches, [200-280]
• Ryknield Street, [2]
• Sacheverell, Sir Henry, [16], [17]; William, [331]
• Sadleir, Sir Ralph, [151-3]
• St. Guthlac, [115-16], [123]
• St. Valentine’s Day, [370]
• St. Wilfred’s Needle, Ripon, [76]
• St. Wystan, [116-17], [121-2]
• Salt, Mr., [43], [60]
• Sandiacre, [275]
• Saunders, Major, [29]
• Sawley, [6], [205], [209], [212], [229-30], [249], [275-6]
• Saxon Chronicle, [117]
• Sclater, Samuel, [381]
• Scott’s Minstrelsy of the Scottish Border, [346]
• Scott, Sir Gilbert, [259], [272]
• Seckington, [114]
• Secret Chambers and Hiding places, [185]
• Segrave, Nicholas de, [12]
• “Shakking Monday,” [363]
• Shallcrosse, Leonard, [182]
• Shaw, R. Norman, [280]
• Shawcross, Anthony, [181]; Emma, [181]
• Shawe, H. Cunliffe, [198]
• Ship-writs, [25]
• Shirley, Sir Ralph, [15]
• Shottle, [371]
• Shrewsbury, Battle of, [14]
• —— Countess of (Bess of Hardwick), [23]
• —— Earls of: George, [15], [281]; Gilbert, [138]
• Shropshire Folk-Lore, [353]
• Shrove Tuesday Custom, [364]
• Shuttlestone, [52]
• Simpson, William, [331]
• Sitwell, Francis, [326], [327]; George, [30], [313-15], [322], [325-6], [328], [338-9]; Robert, [324]
• —— Sir George Reresby, Old Country Life in the Seventeenth Century, [307-45]
• Skeat, Professor, [114]
• Skulls, [54-5]
• Sleath, Dr., [120]
• Sleigh, Sir Samuel, [30], [129]
• Smalley, [249], [276-7]
• Smerrill, [45]
• Smithard, William, Swarkeston Bridge, [89]
• Smith’s Intrigues of the Plot, [337]
• Smisby, [122]
• Snitterton Hall, [133], [143]
• Solney, Alured de, [122]
• “Solomon’s Temple,” [50]
• Somersal Herbert Hall, [133]
• South Normanton, [250], [371]
• Spateman, John, [330]
• Spinning Jenny, The, [379]
• Spondon, [205], [208], [249], [277]
• Stadon Stone Circle, [74], [80-1]
• Stafford, [5]
• —— Anne, [182]; Humphrey, [182]
• Stag-hunting, [329], [330]
• Standard, Battle of the, [7]
• “Standing Stones, The,” [301]
• Stanhope, Sir John, [25], [30], [188]; Sir Thomas, [126]
• Stanley, [248-9]
• Stanton, [90]
• —— Moor Stone Circle, [52], [58], [82], [87]
• —— Robert de, [91]
• Statham, Martha, [371]
• Station Life in New Zealand, [352]
• Staveley, [27], [235], [245], [277], [318], [324], [330]
• —— Elys, [172]; Katherine, [172]
• Stebbing Shaw, [114], [120], [122]
• Stennis Stone Circle, [76]
• Steveton, [113]
• Stonehenge, [70-3], [76], [84], [86-7]
• Stoneylow, [45-6]
• Stony Middleton, [6]
• Strelley, [217]
• —— Family, [15]
• Stretton, Robert de, [122]
• Strutt, The Hon. Frederick, on Jedediah Strutt, [371-84]
• —— Joseph, [371]; William, [371]
• Strype Memorials, [126]
• Stuart, Lady Arabella, [23]
• Sudbury, [139], [263], [277]
• Sutton, [27]
• Swarkeston Bridge, [35], [89-96]
• —— House, [139]
• —— Richard de, [91]
• Swillington, Margaret de, [147]
• Taddington, [205], [246], [249], [291]
• Talbot, Francis, Earl of Shrewsbury, [148-9]; Sir Gylbert, [16]; George, Earl of Shrewsbury, [149-55]; John, Earl of Shrewsbury, [148]
• Tamworth, [5]
• Tanner’s Notitia, [115]
• Tau-cross, [352]
• Ten Years’ Diggings, [44-5], [50], [52], [59-60], [67]
• Thacker, Gilbert, [19], [124], [128-30], [203]; Thomas, [124], [202-3]
• Thirkelow Barrow, [50]
• Thornehill, George, [282]
• Thornhill, [368]
• Thornsett, [298]
• Three Centuries of Derbyshire Annals, [97], [112], [183], [193]
• “Three Golden Balls, The,” [351]
• Throckmorton, Sir Nicholas, [149]
• Throwley Barrow, [67]
• Thurnam, Dr., [49]
• Tibshelf Church, [324]
• Tickenhall, [122], [249]
• Tideswell, [11], [14], [97-113], [212], [214], [232], [235], [243], [246], [249], [277-9], [286], [288]
• Tideswell Church, [103]
• Tisbury, [197]
• Tissington, [27], [133]
• Topographer, The, [114], [120], [122], [158]
• Topp, Sir Francis, [340]
• Treeton, [343]
• Trustram, Mr., [74], [79]
• Tumuli, [41]
• Tunstead, [360]
• —— Dicky, [360]
• “Turncrofts, The,” [165-6], [168]
• Turner, William, [36]
• Tutbury, [7], [23-4], [27-8], [150], [154]
• Twyford, [243], [270]
• —— John de, [13]; Thomas, [16]
• Tyrwhitt, Troth, [110]
• “Unlousing Day,” [361]
• Urn, The, [52]
• Vallance, Aymer, on Roods, Screens, and Lofts in Derbyshire Churches, [200-80]
• Vaughan, Dr., [131]
• Venables, Canon, [352]
• Verney Letters, [332]
• Vernon, Chapel, [253]; Dorothy, [136], [139]; Sir Edward, [24]; George, [19]; Sir George, [138]; Henry, [19]; Sir Henry, [231], [238]; William, [16]
• Vestiges of the Antiquities of Derbyshire, [44], [46], [52-3], [59], [65]
• Victoria History of Derbyshire, [2], [3], [6], [98]
• Wakebridge, William de, [210]
• Wakes, [368-9]
• Walpole, Horace, [135]
• Walsyngham, Sir Francis, [151], [154]
• Walton, [6], [106], [107], [113]
• Ward, Dr. Jeremy, [195]
• —— John, F.S.A., Prehistoric Burials in Derbyshire, [39-69]
• —— Thomas, [180]
• Wardlow Barrow, [45], [46]
• Watson, Daniel, [129]
• Waverley, Annals of, [354]
• Welbeck, [23], [27]
• Weston Museum, Sheffield, [216]
• Weston-on-Trent, [212], [279]
• Wet Withens, Stone Circle, [74], [75], [78-80]
• Wetton, [47]
• Whaley Bridge, [82]
• Whitaker’s Craven, [197]
• Whitaker, Mr. H. W., [257]
• Whitehall Field, [167]
• Whittington Moor, [33]
• Whittle, [298]
• “Whyte Maiden, The,” [299]
• Wigfall Family, [326], [327]
• Wiglaf, [116]
• Wigstone, Mr. Thomas, [190]
• Wilfrid, [296]
• William of Orange, [31-3]
• William the Conqueror, [6]
• Willington, [122]
• Willoughby, Battle of, [28]
• Willoughby, Sir John, [223];
• Richard, [15]
• Wilmot, Dr. Edward, [26]; Robert, [30]
• Wilne, [223], [232], [249], [279]
• Wimund, [116]
• Wing Crypt, [119]
• Wingerworth, [226-8], [232], [235], [249]
• Wingfield Manor House, [20], [27], [29], [133], [137-8], [146-63]
• Winwadfield Battle, [115]
• Wirksworth, [1], [2], [8], [27], [238]
• Wistanstowe, [116]
• Wolves, [100]
• Woollatt Family, [372]; Elizabeth, [373-6]; William, [376]
• Wormhill, [98-13], [286]
• Wormleighton, [217], [218]
• Wright, Thomas, [190]
• Wulphere, [115]
• Wybersley, [174]
• Wyston, see St. Wystan
• Yonge, Prior John, [123]
• Yorkshire Coiners, The, [193]
• Youlgreave, [212], [279-80]
• Yule-loaf, [364]
• Zouch, Dave and Sir John, [16]

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