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Eyam, Derbyshire

Glover's History and Gazetteer of the County of Derby, 1829

Transcription for GENUKI by Rosemary Lockie © 2002 from a CD copy of this volume
with kind permission of the publishers - Archive CD Books.

EYAM, a village, township and parish in the Hundred of High Peak.

Lord of the Manor, His Grace the Duke of Devonshire.

Bagshaw Rev. E. B. rector
Bailey William, shoemaker
Bailey John, shoemaker
Bardsley James, farmer
Barnes William, blacksmith
Beeley John, shoemaker
Beeley William, shoemaker
Bird Thomas, esq. F.
Blackwall Robert, farmer
Blackwall Isaac, farmer
Blackwall James, shoemaker
Booth John, vict. Bull's Head
Bradshaw George, vict. Ball, Eyam Dale
Burguoin Thomas, farmer
Cocker Francis, joiner and wheelwright
Cocker John, butcher
Dane Samuel, joiner
Fentem Thomas, gent. F.
Finch Ralph, grocer and druggist
Fox Richard, joiner
Frith Thomas, vict. Miners' Arms
Froggatt John, surgeon
Froggatt William, grocer and draper, F.
Furnace James, lead merchant, F.
Furnace Peter, corn miller
Furnace Samuel, vict. Rodney, F.
Furnace Margaret, farmer
Gregory Thomas, solicitor
Hatfield Joseph, tailor
Hawkesworth George, farmer
Hibberd John, tailor
Hinch William, carrier
Hind John, shoemaker
Hind Richard, shoemaker
Mosley Joshua, blacksmith
Newton Joseph and John, butchers
Ollerenshaw Henry, farmer, F.
Rippon John, shoemaker
Rowbottom William, tailor
Siddall Deborah, vict. Travellers' Inn
Slinn John, shopkeeper and manufacturer, F.
Townsend Henry, shoemaker
Unwin Samuel, silk throwster, F.
Willis Daniel, sen. grocer and draper
Willis Daniel, jun. joiner
Wright Peter, gent. F.

Notes:

[1] "H. of H.P." means Hundred of High Peak.

[2] At the end of the book it explains:-
"The names distinguished with F are for the most part Freeholders returned Into the County office, as being liable to serve on Juries. This forms only a portion of the Freeholders of the County, as it does not include the Clergy, Professions, and Others, who are exempt. Those distinguished by C are Copyholders."

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EYAM, a village, township and parish in the Hundred of High Peak.
Lord of the Manor, His Grace the Duke of Devonshire.
Bagshaw Rev. E. B. rector Bailey William, shoemaker Bailey John, shoemaker Bardsley James, farmer Barnes William, blacksmith Beeley John, shoemaker Beeley William, shoemaker Bird Thomas, esq. F. Blackwall Robert, farmer Blackwall Isaac, farmer Blackwall James, shoemaker Booth John, vict. Bull's Head Bradshaw George, vict. Ball, Eyam Dale Burguoin Thomas, farmer Cocker Francis, joiner and wheelwright Cocker John, butcher Dane Samuel, joiner Fentem Thomas, gent. F. Finch Ralph, grocer and druggist Fox Richard, joiner Frith Thomas, vict. Miners' Arms Froggatt John, surgeon Froggatt William, grocer and draper, F.	Furnace James, lead merchant, F. Furnace Peter, corn miller Furnace Samuel, vict. Rodney, F. Furnace Margaret, farmer Gregory Thomas, solicitor Hatfield Joseph, tailor Hawkesworth George, farmer Hibberd John, tailor Hinch William, carrier Hind John, shoemaker Hind Richard, shoemaker Mosley Joshua, blacksmith Newton Joseph and John, butchers Ollerenshaw Henry, farmer, F. Rippon John, shoemaker Rowbottom William, tailor Siddall Deborah, vict. Travellers' Inn Slinn John, shopkeeper and manufacturer, F. Townsend Henry, shoemaker Unwin Samuel, silk throwster, F. Willis Daniel, sen. grocer and draper Willis Daniel, jun. joiner Wright Peter, gent. F.

[1]	"H. of H.P." means Hundred of High Peak.
[2]	At the end of the book it explains:- "The names distinguished with F are for the most part Freeholders returned Into the County office, as being liable to serve on Juries. This forms only a portion of the Freeholders of the County, as it does not include the Clergy, Professions, and Others, who are exempt. Those distinguished by C are Copyholders."