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Opc-DBY-Staveley Info Page This list is for the study of Staveley, Derbyshire and the surrounding areas such as Barlow, Netherthorpe, Woodthorpe, Inkersall, Nether Handley, Middle Handley, West Handley, Mastin Moor, Norbriggs, Poolsbrook... Opc-DBY-Staveley -- A One Place Study of Staveley, Derbyshire To see the collection of prior postings to the list, visit the Opc-DBY-Staveley Archives. www.british-genealogy.com /mailman/listinfo/opc-dby-staveley   (292 words)

GENUKI: Staveley, Derbyshire A Description of Staveley and Directory for Staveley, Whittington and neighbourhoods transcribed from Pigot and Co's Commercial Directory for Derbyshire, 1835 by Rosemary Lockie. "STAVELEY is a parish, in the hundred of Scarsdale, the village being about five miles E.N.E. from Chesterfield, and three S.W. from Barlborough; situate near the banks of the river Rother, and the Chesterfield canal. A grammar school at Staveley was founded in 1586 by Francis Rodes. www.genuki.org.uk:8080 /big/eng/DBY/Staveley   (198 words)

Free web site page kits to download - Memory Lanes The Bolsover and Staveley Circuit is located in North-East Derbyshire and is a part of the Sheffield District of the Methodist Church in Great Britain Ours is a busy rural circuit covering an area between junctions 29 and 30 of the M1, near the market town of Chesterfield. www.bolsoverstaveley.plus.com   (85 words)

Social & Economic Derbyshire is a small county, landlocked in the middle of England. An idea of the value of land at the end of the reign of Henry II is given by a valuation for Anker de Frecheville: he held lands at Staveley, Woodthorpe and Whitwell where 10 bovates (1 bovate = 10 acres) of land were valued at 10s:sq. Lucifer matches had not reached Whitwell at that time — ‘they were nasty, dangerous, stinking things!’ She also recalled how awed she once was, when -'in the darkness of the night a solemn procession headed by torchlight bearers, passed by her father's house. www.wlhg.freeuk.com /book/part4.htm   (85 words)

Chesterfield Today: News, Sport, Jobs, Property, Cars, Entertainments & More A Staveley councillor who hurled racist abuse in Chesterfield town centre could be booted out of off... Hundreds of residents lined the streets of Chesterfield to pay their respects to the town's fall... CHESTERFIELD 1 LEYTON ORIENT 2 (FA Cup First Round replay) Chesterfield bowed out of the... www.derbyshiretimes.co.uk   (228 words)

Chesterfield Hotels, Hotels and Guest Houses in the UK. The Hotel is situated close to the Sherwood Forest, The Dukeries, as well as the exceptional beauty of the Derbyshire countryside. Junction 29 M1 Junction 30 M1 Sheffield Railway Station The owners Else & Finn (from Denmark) are aiming to make your stay at the Abbeydale as enjoyable as possible. www.where2stay.uk.net /viewlocation.php?location=Chesterfield   (228 words)

Staveley, Derbyshire Netherthorpe, a hamlet and small village ½ mile E. from Staveley. Two sisters of Baron Musard, brought their shares of Staveley to Cromwell and Frecheville, in the reign of Edward II. STAVELEY, an extensive parish, including the hamlets of Middle, Nether, and West Handley, Netherthorpe, and Woodthorpe, with various scattered farms, and the hamlet of Staveley Works. freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com /~spire/staveley/whitess.htm   (228 words)

Family History of Related Families Spouse: Sarah BOWER (1840-1921) Marr: 25 Dec 1871 - Staveley, Derbyshire, England Born: 1785 - Chesterfield, Derbyshire, England Christened: 14 Aug 1785 - Chesterfield, Derbyshire, England Died: Est 1855 - England Buried: Born: 1874 - Ripley, Derbyshire, England Christened: Died: 1898 - England Buried: users.tpg.com.au /battler/f4.htm   (1050 words)

Staveley, Derbyshire - UK companies Colt Repair Systems UK Ltd, Unit 3 Deepdale Close, Staveley, Chesterfield, Derbyshire S43 3YF A G W Electronics Ltd, Adelphi Way Ireland Industrial Estate, Staveley, Derbyshire S43 3LS Band-It Co. Ltd, Speedwell Industrial Estate, Staveley, Chesterfield, Derbyshire S43 3PF www.dialelectrical.co.uk /town-84170.html   (141 words)

Ringwood Hall Hotel, Brimington, Chesterfield The Derbyshire Times dated 18 January 1865 records some 5000 people lining the route as his funeral procession left Ringwood Hall on its way to Staveley Churchyard where he was buried in the same tomb as his brother George Hodgkinson Barrow. Ringwood Hall can boast to being connected for over lOO years with the remarkable story of the giant Staveley Works and the lives of the industrialists who made Ringwood their home. A Mayor of Chesterfield three times, he gave Tapton House and Grounds, his former family home, to the borough of Chesterfield to be used as a school and after his death in 1926 Ringwood was given to the Staveley Company to be used for the benefit of the employees. www.lyrichotels.co.uk   (579 words)

GENUKI: Pigot's Commercial Directory of Derbyshire 1835, Surnames E-G William Staveley GLOSSOP Robert Chesterfield GLOSSOP Samuel Stoney Middleton GLOSSOP William Chesterfield GLOSSOP William Whitwell GLOVER Jno. Richard Staveley FROGGATT William and Son Stoney Middleton FROST Abraham Matlock FROST Ann Allestrey FROST Benj. William Etwall EATON Richard Derby EATON Sophia Derby EATON William Melbourn ECCLES Aaron Mellor ECCLESHARE Joseph Derby EDENSOR Mr. www.genuki.org.uk /big/eng/DBY/Pigot1835/nameseg.html   (579 words)

GENUKI: Genealogical research information for Derbyshire, England Jayne McHugh's North East Derbyshire website provides information about Staveley, Brimington, Chesterfield, andc. The Derbyshire Surname-Interests list, complete with location index, is hosted by Hugh Winters. Jim has a well structured site, and I recommend his pages as offering a very wide variety of research tips. www.genuki.org.uk /big/eng/DBY   (7192 words)

GENUKI: Whittington, Derbyshire Directory for Staveley, Whittington and neighbourhoods transcribed from Pigot and Co's Commercial Directory for Derbyshire, 1835 by Rosemary Lockie. "WHITTINGTON is a small parish, in the same hundred as Staveley, about three miles and a half west from that village, and about two and a half north from Chesterfield. Revolution house was where the Earl of Devonshire (from Chatsworth), the Earl of Danby and Mr John D'Arcy are said to have met to plan the Revolution of 1688, which led to the overthrow of King James II in favour of William and Mary of the Dutch House of Orange. www.genuki.org.uk:8080 /big/eng/DBY/Whittington   (369 words)

GENUKI: Pigot's Commercial Directory of Derbyshire 1835, Surnames I-L Chesterfield LATHBURY James Chesterfield LAUNT John Chesterfield LAUNT William Chesterfield LAWRENCE Elizabeth Staveley LAWRENCE Rev. Benjamin Darley Dale LAWRENCE Robert Bolsover LAWRENCE William Chesterfield LAWTON Caleb Glossop LAWTON John Dronfield LE CORNU Rev. John Castleton LEACROFT Mrs. Buxton JOHNSON Elijah Ilkeston JOHNSON Francis Chesterfield JOHNSON J. Ashbourn JOHNSON James Chapel le Frith JOHNSON John Ashbourn JOHNSON John Chesterfield JOHNSON John Derby JOHNSON John Mellor JOHNSON John Staveley JOHNSON Joseph Belper JOHNSON Joseph Duffield JOHNSON Mr. Henry Derby JAMES Richard Chesterfield JAMES Thomas Derby JAMES William Shardlow JAMIESON Gilbert Stoney Middleton JANKINSON Chas. www.genuki.org.uk /big/eng/DBY/Pigot1835/namesil.html   (369 words)

The Andrews Pages : Gentleman's Magazine Library - Derbyshire (S-T) He was born at Staveley, and received the rudiments of his education at Netherthorp School, under the before-mentioned R. Robinson, who left Mr. to the dignity of a baron of the realm, by the title of Lord Freschville, of Staveley. There is an hospital at Woodthorp for four poor aged men and the same number of poor women, and a reader, which was built by Sir Peter Freschville, and endowed by his last will, each of the said nine persons to receive £4 per annum at quarterly payments, chargeable on lands in Netherthorp and Woodthorp. www.andrewspages.dial.pipex.com /gent/dby_s-t.htm   (369 words)

GENUKI: Pigot's Commercial Directory of Derbyshire 1835, Surnames E-G William Staveley GLOSSOP Robert Chesterfield GLOSSOP Samuel Stoney Middleton GLOSSOP William Chesterfield GLOSSOP William Whitwell GLOVER Jno. George Derby FRITCHLEY William Ilkeston FRITH Catherine Ashbourn FRITH Frances Ashbourn FRITH Francis Chesterfield FRITH Francis Stoney Middleton FRITH John Dronfield FRITH Mark Brailsford FRITH Peter Staveley FRITH Richard Ashbourn FRITH Rosannah Matlock FRITH Thos. William Etwall EATON Richard Derby EATON Sophia Derby EATON William Melbourn ECCLES Aaron Mellor ECCLESHARE Joseph Derby EDENSOR Mr. www.genuki.org.uk /big/eng/DBY/Pigot1835/nameseg.html   (369 words)

The M1 Motorway (Markham Road and Erin Road, Staveley, Derbyshire) Connecting Roads Scheme 2004 The routes of the special roads are routes at Staveley in the Districts of Chesterfield and North East Derbyshire in the County of Derbyshire as follows: A route to connect a roundabout to be constructed at Markham Road with the southbound carriageway of the Motorway given the reference number 1 on the deposited plan and being 919 metres in length. A route to connect the northbound carriageway of the Motorway with a roundabout to be constructed at Markham Road given the reference number 4 on the deposited plan and being 783 metres in length. www.legislation.hmso.gov.uk /si/si2004/20043058.htm   (369 words)

PeterStaveley Other main groups on which I have large data bases include the Bridlington (later Beverley/York/London), The Oxford/Leicestershire Line, The Cheshire/Derbyshire Line, The North Anston Line, The Devon Line, The Irish Line, The Pocklington line, The Skirlaugh Line, The Pontefract Line, The Maryland USA line. Prior to that the family came from Husthwaite (George Staveley b.abt 1615) and links into the family group of Thormanby and Easingwold that moved to Millington/Pocklington then on to York. In addition I have done a fair amount of research on the early Staveley origins from pre. people.ucsc.edu /~possum/peterstaveley.htm   (161 words)

Chesterfield Canal Trust - official website This festival can justly celebrate the reopening of the canal from Shireoaks to Kiveton Park, the new Mill Green Wharf Extension and the ongoing progress in the planning and campaigning for the full restoration of the "missing link" from Staveley to Kiveton. It is a motto which could well apply to the Chesterfield Canal itself: the last festival held at Tapton Lock in 2002 celebrated the removal of the final blockage to through navigation on the five mile length from Chesterfield to Staveley. Further, in this section we have to face the vexed question of the cross regional funding of restoration; the major and costly engineering works will fall in South Yorkshire and the majority of economic benefit will accrue in Derbyshire. www.chesterfield-canal-trust.org.uk /manager.shtml   (1656 words)

GENUKI: Pigot's Commercial Directory of Derbyshire 1835, Surnames P-R John Staveley ROGERS Edward Bakewell ROGERS George Butterley ROGERS Stephen Derby ROGERS William Derby ROGERS William Ilkeston ROGERS William Wirksworth ROLESTON Daniel Doveridge ROLLEY James Wirksworth ROLLEY John Glossop ROLLEY Joseph Alfreton ROLLEY William Matlock ROLLINGS Ann Melbourn ROLLINGS John Alfreton ROLLINSON Samuel Chesterfield ROME John Derby RONALD Robert Derby ROOME Wm. John Bakewell ROBINSON Rev. Robert Staveley ROBINSON Richard Chapel le Frith ROBINSON Robert Matlock ROBINSON Robt Church Gresley ROBINSON Ruth Alfreton ROBINSON Samuel Church Gresley ROBINSON Samuel Melbourn ROBINSON Thomas Alfreton ROBINSON Thomas Derby ROBINSON Thos. John Derby PEGG Robert Wirksworth PEGG Robert & Co. Derby PEGG Robert and Co. Derby PEGG Samuel Duffield PEGG Samuel Melbourn PEGG William Derby PEGG William Measham PEGG William Melbourn PEIRCE James Derby PENDLETON George Alfreton PENNISTON Mr. www.genuki.org.uk /big/eng/DBY/Pigot1835/namespr.html   (1656 words)

Derbyshire People - Joseph Wright - Derbyshire painter Joseph Wright married Anne, daughter of Joseph Swift of Staveley, at Ault Hucknall in Derbyshire in 1773. Joseph Wright, Derbyshire painter, was born at number 28 Irongate, Derby on September 3rd 1734, son of John Wright, a well established attorney in the town. Wright's connections allowed him to meet other members of the society and his interest in science and technology grew resulting in his 3 major scientific paintings, 'A philospher lecturing upon an Orrery' (1765), 'An experiment with an air-pump' (1768) and 'The Alchymist discovering phosphorus' (1771). www.derbyshireuk.net /wright.html   (463 words)

The River Rother in Rotherham The River Rother rises in Derbyshire near Pilsley and flows by North Wingfield and Wingerworth, past Chesterfield, Staveley, Eckington and Beighton and down through Treeton and Whiston to Rotherham. The river enters the Borough of Rotherham pretty much at the point where the boundaries of Sheffield, Rotherham and Derbyshire all meet near the nature reserve south of Rother Valley Country Park (a former open cast site). Although the river is deeply embanked at Catcliffe there was still serious flooding here a few years ago when the floodwaters of the Rother backed up through the drains. www.rotherhamunofficial.co.uk /riversandcanals/rother.htm   (463 words)

GENUKI: Pigot's Commercial Directory of Derbyshire 1835, Surnames E-G Melbourn FOX Archibald Derby FOX Benjamin Staveley FOX Daniel Brailsford FOX Douglas Derby FOX Francis Derby FOX George Eckington FOX Henry Melbourn FOX James Chesterfield FOX James Derby FOX John Ashbourn FOX John Bolsover FOX John Ilkeston FOX Joseph Bolsover FOX Joseph Derby FOX Joseph Matlock FOX Mr. Derby GOODWIN William Ashbourn GOODWIN William Chesterfield GOODWIN William Derby GOODWIN William Melbourn GOODWIN & JOHNSON St. Mary's gate Derby GOODY & RICHARDSON Packer's row Chesterfield GORDON Ann Derby GORDON Elizabeth Derby GORE Hon. Chapel le Frith GOODWIN Anthony Bakewell GOODWIN Captain Francis Green Wirksworth GOODWIN Elizabeth Spondon GOODWIN Francis Ashbourn GOODWIN Francis Spondon GOODWIN George Ashbourn GOODWIN George Butterley GOODWIN George Buxton GOODWIN George Spondon GOODWIN John Bakewell GOODWIN John Buxton GOODWIN John Eckington GOODWIN Joseph Eckington GOODWIN Matthias Tideswell GOODWIN Miss Elizabeth Tissington GOODWIN Mr. www.genuki.org.uk /big/eng/DBY/Pigot1835/nameseg.html   (463 words)

GENUKI: Pigot's Commercial Directory of Derbyshire 1835, Surnames E-G George Derby FRITCHLEY William Ilkeston FRITH Catherine Ashbourn FRITH Frances Ashbourn FRITH Francis Chesterfield FRITH Francis Stoney Middleton FRITH John Dronfield FRITH Mark Brailsford FRITH Peter Staveley FRITH Richard Ashbourn FRITH Rosannah Matlock FRITH Thos. George Buxton GOODWIN Robert Ashbourn GOODWIN Samuel Derby GOODWIN Samuel Spondon GOODWIN Thomas Glossop GOODWIN Thos. Dronfield EARP George Spondon EARP John Melbourn EARP Joseph Melbourn EARP William Melbourn EASOM Joshua Derby EASTHAM Thomas Glossop EATON Charles Derby EATON Francis Derby EATON John Alfreton EATON John Chesterfield EATON John Derby EATON John Melbourn EATON Joseph Alfreton EATON Joseph Ashbourn EATON Mr. www.genuki.org.uk /big/eng/DBY/Pigot1835/nameseg.html   (463 words)

BBC NEWS Programmes Politics Show Yorkshire Lincolnshire: Chesterfield canal We focus on the controversy over what should be done with the Chesterfield Canal, which runs for 46 miles through North Derbyshire, North Nottinghamshire and South Yorkshire. It starts at Chesterfield and passes through the towns of Staveley, Killamarsh, Worksop and Retford before ending at West Stockwith on the River Trent. Volunteers from the Chesterfield Canal Trust, who have been working to restore the canal, want to excavate a way through the debris of the fallen tunnel so that boats can pass along the whole 46 mile length for the first time in almost a century. news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/programmes/politics_show/3026407.stm   (398 words)

Rotherham Rivers & Canals The River Rother rises in Derbyshire near Pilsley and flows by North Wingfield and Wingerworth, past Chesterfield, Staveley, Eckington and Beighton and down through Treeton and Whiston to Rotherham. The Fitzwilliam Canal is a stretch of canal about a quarter of a mile long which runs from Parkgate to the Sheffield and South Yorkshire Navigation Canal. If you are interested in canals and you must be to have read this far, please also take a look at the page on the canal boat company Waddingtons of Swinton. rotherhamunofficial.co.uk /riversandcanals/rotherhamriverscanals.htm   (615 words)

GENUKI: Pigot's Commercial Directory of Derbyshire 1835, Surnames H Allestrey HAMPSON Charles Glossop HAMPSON Jordan Glossop HAMPSON Robert Glossop HAMPSON Samuel Hayfield HANCOCK Benjamin Dronfield HANCOCK George Staveley HANCOCK John Derby HANCOCK John Stoney Middleton HANCOCK John W. Derby HANCOCK Joseph Brailsford HANCOCK Mr. Spondon HOLDEN Robert Derby HOLDEN Robert Duffield HOLDEN Samuel Mellor HOLDEN Thomas Church Gresley HOLDER Ann Ashbourn HOLDGATE Thomas Chapel le Frith HOLDGATE Thomas New Mills HOLDGATE Thos. Elizabeth Melbourn HOLLIS Richard Doveridge HOLLIS Robert Ashbourn HOLLIS Robert Derby HOLLOWAY Thomas Derby HOLLOWAY William Duffield HOLME Ann Buxton HOLME Charles Brailsford HOLME Daniel Derby HOLME George Castleton HOLME Wm. www.genuki.org.uk /big/eng/DBY/Pigot1835/namesh.html   (2133 words)

River Rother, South Yorkshire - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Its source is near Clay Cross in Derbyshire, and from there it flows northwards through North Wingfield, Danesmoor, Chesterfield, Whittington, Staveley, Renishaw, Eckington, Killamarsh, Beighton, Woodhouse, Catcliffe and Treeton to its confluence with the River Don at Rotherham. The River Rother is a river in the northern midlands of England, after which the town of Rotherham and the Rother Valley constituency are named. Some sections of the river are highly polluted, but the Rother Valley Country Park has been created around the section north of Killamarsh and east of Beighton. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/River_Rother,_South_Yorkshire   (2133 words)

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