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| Named in the 1721 Will of Martha ADAMS nee BARBER: Penistone, St John the Baptist Baptisms: Baptizati 1648. Nicolaus filius Johannis Plattes - Octob. 27. Baptizati 1648 Nicolaus filius Johanis Plattes - Oct 27 Silkstone with Stainborough, All Saints 1681 Marriages November 6th Nicholas Plats & Sarah Lawton married [[ 1721 Will of Martha ADAMS - "Sarah Platts" ]] Christenings 1682 September 3 Ann the Daughter of Nicholas Plats and Esabell the daughter of tho: Tish/Trout? in Turton Christenings 1687 May 26 Sara ye Daughter of Nicholas Plats of Silkstone baptised Christenings 1690 August 24 Thomas ye Son of Nicholas Plats of Silkstone bap:: [[ 1721 Will of Martha ADAMS ]] Christenings 1693 Septr: 30 ffrancis ye Son of Nicholas Plats of Silkstone baptised [[ 1721 Will of Martha ADAMS ]] Burialls 1680 August 3d George Lawton of Silkstone was buryed. Burialls 1689 October 27 Jane Lawton of Silkstone Buried [[ 1683 Will of John KAY - "Aunt Janne Lawton" ]] RECORDS of the CLARKE FAMILY OF NOBLETHORPE HALL, SILKSTONE relating to their colliery business and to the Noblethorpe estates [no title] CR 544-555 1614-1718 These documents are held at Sheffield Archives Contents: Parcel of deeds to Moor End farm and closes in Dodworth. Closes called Hollingcroft and the 3 Birdfields or Birchfields in Dodworth were conveyed in 1614 by Thomas Cawthorne of Benbank to Thomas Hanson of Thurgoland and by him to Thomas Hawksshirt of the More End; they were also the subject of a mortgage by Hanson to William Ellis of London and so came to John Ibotson, clerk, of Wigtwisle, the latter's brother-in-law. Hawkeshirst mortgaged and finally sold them to John Kay of Padley House, Yorks. 1622-3. Kay purchased the tithes of Sir Gervas Cutler in 1628. In 1717 this property (with others) was left by the will of Martha Adams, widow of William Adams of Banktop, attorney, and sold by her trustees to John Spencer of Cannon Hall. There is a 21 year lease of the farm by Spencer to Joseph Denton in 1727. Also abstract of title and schedule. The parcel includes the following deeds:- Agreement to levy a fine and lead uses, relating to the foregoing premises and several others, between John Kay of Padley house, John Ibotson of Wigtwisle, Thomas Wawkeshirst of the More end, William Morton of Waldershelfe and Thomas Hanson of Thurgoland. The property and uses are as follows: the messuage, etc. in Hunshelf and Snowdenhill to John Ibotson; the closes in Dodworth called Hollinclough, the acre and Birchfields to John Kay; two closes in Thurgoland called the Intakes to Thomas Hanson. 21 June, 1623. Conveyance (lease and release). Nicholas Burley of Woolley, the Rev. George Staniland of Worsbrough and Abraham Barber of Wakefield, stationer (trustees under the will of Martha Adams, widow, who was daughter and heir of John Barber late of Gawber Hall, yeoman, and Susan his wife who was sister and heir of Samuel Kay of Thurgoland - both deceased) to John Spencer of Cannon Hall. Messuage called Moor End in Dodworth in the parish of Silkstone and closes called the Old Holling Croft, Nether Holling Croft, Little Ing, Narr Bird or Birchfield etc., with the tithes, and also a pew in Silkstone parish church, for £341. 14 February, 1717/18. Spencer Stanhope Muniments Lease SpSt/199/1 10 Aug 1715 These documents are held at Sheffield Archives Source of acquisition: 60381 Contents: Martha Adams of Worsbrough, Yorks., widow and relict of William Adams, late of Banktop, township of Worsbrough, gent., to Thomas Hampson of Silkstone, Yorks., carrier. 3 closes of arable, meadow or pasture in Cawthorne, Yorks., called Upper Sedge Close, Lower Sedge Close, and Farr Sedge Close als Dam Close, containing 17_ acres. For 11 years, at £7 p.a. rent. Spencer Stanhope Muniments Counterpart lease SpSt/154/2 13 Nov 1716 These documents are held at Sheffield Archives Contents: Martha Adams of Worsbrough, par Darfield, Yorks, widow to Benjamin Lawton of Moor End, par Silkstone, husbandman, Messuage called Moor End house in the township of Silkstone and closes called Ould Hollin Croft, Nether Hollin Croft, Little Ing, Narr Birkfield, FarrBirkfield, Nether Close. For 27 years at £15 rent, plus 40/- per acre for every acre above 12 acres ploughed. Spencer Stanhope Muniments Deed of Partition SpSt/199/3 9 May 1735 These documents are held at Sheffield Archives Copies information: Copy under ref SpSt/201/1 Related information: SpSt/199/2 Contents: George Couldwell of Gawber Hall, par. Darton, Yorks., yeoman, of the first part: Thomas Platts of Dodworth, par Silkstone, Yorks., carpenter, of the second part and John Platts of Silkstone, Yorks., yeoman, of the third part. Reciting (1) will of Martha Adams, by which she devised to John Platts, Thomas Platts and Francis Platts of Dodworth, Yorks., and to Sarah Platts, wife of George Couldwell, 3 closes (now divided into 7) called Segg Closes, at Silkstone Smithys, in Cawthorne. (2) lease and release of 4 and 5 May 1720, by which Francis Platts conveyed to John Platts, Thomas Platts, and George Couldwell, a fourth part of all closes mentioned below. By this indenture, the parties make partition of the lands as follows. (1) George Couldwell to have part of Broom Close, and part of Bridge Close, 5 acres 3 roods 24 poles. (2) Thomas Platts to have the middle part of the two above named closes, 5 acres 3 roods 24 poles. (3) John Platts shall have the 3 closes called the Segg Close, part of the Broom Close, and the Bridge Close, 5 acres 3 roods 24 poles. | ||||||||||
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