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Tithe Maps Digital copy available unless Parish/Place Name Date otherwise stated Abney and Abney Grange 1849 Alderwasley 1841 Aldwark 1849 Alfreton c1852 Alkmonton 1839 Alsop en le Dale 1846 Alton (Wirksworth) 1843 Please ask if a digital copy can be made Alvaston N/A Apperknowle N/A See Unstone Arleston N/A Arnfield, Cheshire 1847 Ash 1839 Please ask if a digital copy can be made Ashbourne 1849 Ashford in the Water 1847 Ashleyhay 1842 Ashover 1851 Aston 1849 Aston on Trent N/A Atlow 1839 Ault Hucknall 1839 Bakewell N/A Ballidon 1850 Bamford 1842 Barlborough 1839 Barlow N/A Barrow on Trent N/A Barton Blount 1850 Baslow 1848 Beard, Ollerset, Whittle & Thornset 1841 Copy from microfilm only Bearwardcote (Etwall) 1849 Beeley N/A Belper 1844 Biggin 1843 Birchover N/A Blackwell (near Alfreton) 1839 Blackwell (Bakewell) 1847 Bolsover (Limekiln Field only) 1848 Bonsall 1848 Boulton N/A Boylestone 1848 1 Tithe Maps Digital copy available unless Parish/Place Name Date otherwise stated Brackenfield and Woolley 1840 Copy from microfilm only Bradbourne 1840 Bradley 1839 Bradwell 1844 Copy from microfilm only Brailsford 1837 This map cannot be digitised Brampton 1840 Please ask if a digital copy can be made Brassington N/A Breadsall N/A Breaston 1841 Brimington 1849 Brough and Shatton 1844 Brownside N/A See Chinley Brushfield (Bakewell) c1847 Bubnell (Bakewell) 1847 Burnaston 1847 Butterley Park N/A Exempt from tithes, but for map see Pentrich Buxton 1848 Buxworth N/A See Chinley Caldwell 1840 Callow 1844 Calow 1849 Calver (Bakewell) 1847 Carsington 1839 Please ask if a digital copy can be made Castle Gresley 1849 Castleton 1841 Catton 1839 Chaddesden N/A Chapel-en-le-Frith 1847 Charlesworth (Glossop) 1852 Chelmorton N/A Chesterfield 1849 Chinley, Bugsworth and Brownside 1841 Please ask if a digital copy can be made Church Broughton 1847 Church Gresley 1850 Church Wilne N/A See Wilne Clay Lane (North Wingfield) 1841 Clifton 1846 Please ask if a digital copy can be made Clowne 1839 Coal Aston (Dronfield) 1852 Codnor and Loscoe 1854 2 Tithe Maps Digital copy available unless Parish/Place Name Date otherwise stated Coton in the Elms 1839 Crich 1849 Cromford (Wirksworth) 1841 Cropper N/A See Thurvaston, Osleston and Cropper Croxall 1843 Cubley 1844 Curbar 1848 Dalbury 1839 Dale Abbey N/A Darley Abbey N/A Darley Dale 1838 Denby 1845 Derby, All Saints N/A Derby, Saint Alkmund 1850 See also Little Eaton Derby, Saint Michael N/A Derby, Saint Peter & Litchurch 1847 See also Normanton by Derby Derby, Saint Werburgh 1844 Derwent N/A Dethick, Lea and Holloway 1849 Donisthorpe 1843 Doveridge 1843 Drakelow N/A Draycott N/A See Wilne Dronfield 1851 Duffield 1842 Please ask if a digital copy can be made Eaton and Sedsall (Doveridge) 1843 Eckington N/A Edale 1839 Copy from microfilm only Edensor 1843 Edlaston 1848 Ednaston N/A See Brailsford Egginton 1849 Elmton 1850 Elton N/A Elvaston 1852 Please ask if a digital copy can be made Etwall 1849 Eyam 1842 Eyam Woodlands 1844 Fairfield 1842 Far Wilne N/A See Shardlow and Great Wilne 3 Tithe Maps Digital copy available unless Parish/Place Name Date otherwise stated Fenny Bentley 1841 Fernilee 1849 Findern N/A Flagg 1851 Foolow 1843 Please ask if a digital copy can be made Foremark N/A Froggatt 1848 Glossop N/A See Beard, Charlesworth, Hadfield, Hayfield, Whitfield Gratton N/A Great Hucklow (Hope) 1849 Great Longstone 1847 Great Rowsley 1848 Great Wilne N/A See Shardlow and Great Wilne Griffe Grange N/A Grindlow 1850 Haddon Grove 1851 Hadfield 1852 Harthill 1849 Hartington N/A Hartshorne N/A Hasland 1849 Hassop 1847 Hathersage N/A Hatton N/A Hayfield 1847 Please ask if a digital copy can be made Hazelwood 1843 Hazlebadge 1848 Heage 1843 Heath 1839 Highlow 1848 Hognaston 1846 Holbrook 1841 Hollington N/A Holloway N/A See Dethick, Lea and Holloway Holme N/A See Great Longstone Holmesfield N/A Hope 1848 Hope Woodlands 1850 Hopton (Wirksworth) 1846 4 Tithe Maps Digital copy available unless Parish/Place Name Date otherwise stated Hopwell (Wilne) 1850 Horsley 1844 Horsley Woodhouse 1843 Hulland (Ashbourne) 1847 Hulland Ward Intakes 1847 Hungry Bentley (Longford) 1839 Ible (Wirksworth) 1844 Idridgehay (Wirksworth) 1843 Ingleby N/A Ivonbrook Grange (Wirksworth) 1843 Kedleston 1849 Kilburn 1844 Killamarsh 1849 Kirk Hallam 1848 Kirk Ireton 1848 Kirk Langley 1848 Kniveton 1850 Lea N/A See Dethick, Lea and Holloway Lea Hall (Bradbourne) 1849 Linton (Gresley) 1849 Little Eaton 1850 Little Hucklow 1848 Little Longstone 1847 Little Rowsley N/A See Darley Dale Littleover 1850 Litton 1847 Please ask if a digital copy can be made Long Eaton N/A Longford 1840 Loscoe N/A See Codnor and Loscoe Lullington 1847 Mapleton 1849 Mapperley (Kirk Hallam) 1843 Marston Montgomery 1838 Please ask if a digital copy can be made Marston on Dove 1840 Matlock 1848 Measham 1850 Mellor 1849 Mercaston 1848 Meynell Langley 1848 Please ask if a digital copy can be made Micklehurst, Cheshire 1847 Please ask if a digital copy can be made 5 Tithe Maps Digital copy available unless Parish/Place Name Date otherwise stated Mickleover 1840 Please ask if a digital copy can be made Middleton by Wirksworth 1843 This map cannot be digitised Monyash 1848 Please ask if a digital copy can be made Morley 1843 Morton 1843 Mugginton 1848 Please ask if a digital copy can be made Nether Haddon 1848 Nether Padley 1843 Netherseal and Overseal 1843 (copy only) New Mills N/A See Beard Newbold 1849 Please ask if a digital copy can be made Newton Grange (Ashbourne) 1846 Newton Solney 1850 Norbury and Roston 1844 Please ask if a digital copy can be made Normanton-by-Derby 1848 Please ask if a digital copy can be made North Wingfield 1843 Norton (now Sheffield) 1845 Please ask if a digital copy can be made Oakley (Croxall, Staffordshire) 1840 Oakthorpe 1844 Ockbrook N/A Offcote and Underwood 1847 Copy from microfilm only Offerton (parish of Hope) 1848 Ollerset N/A See Beard Osleston N/A See Thurvaston, Osleston and Cropper Osmaston by Ashbourne 1838 Please ask if a digital copy can be made Osmaston by Derby 1850 Please ask if a digital copy can be made Osmaston Moor Meadow N/A Over Haddon N/A See Haddon Grove Overseal N/A See Netherseal and Overseal Parwich 1844 Please ask if a digital copy can be made Pentrich 1848 Copy from microfilm only Pilsley (Edensor) 1847 Pilsley (North Wingfield) 1842 Pinxton 1839 Please ask if a digital copy can be made Pleasley (incl. Shirebrook and Stoney 1843 Houghton) Postern N/A See Shottle and Postern Priestcliffe N/A See Taddington and Priestcliffe Radbourne 1848 Please ask if a digital copy can be made Ravensdale Park (Mugginton) 1847 Please ask if a digital copy can be made 6 Tithe Maps Digital copy available unless Parish/Place Name Date otherwise stated Repton N/A Ripley 1847 Risley 1842 Please ask if a digital copy can be made Rodsley (Longford) 1840 Rosliston 1840 Roston N/A See Norbury and Roston Rowland (Bakewell) 1847 Rowsley N/A See Great Rowsley and Darley Dale (for Little Rowsley) Sandiacre 1848 Sawley 1849 Scarcliffe 1850 Please ask if a digital copy can be made Scropton 1847 Please ask if a digital copy can be made Sedsall N/A See Eaton and Sedsall Shardlow and Great/Far Wilne 1850 Sheldon 1847 Shipley N/A Shirebrook N/A See Pleasley Shirland 1843 Copy from microfilm only Shirley 1838 Shottle and Postern (Duffield) 1848 Sinfin Moor (part of) 1850 Smalley 1844 Smerrill (Youlgreave) 1843 Smisby N/A Snelston N/A Snitterton N/A See Wensley and Snitterton Somersal Herbert 1843 South Normanton 1840 Please ask if a digital copy can be made South Wingfield 1845 Please ask if a digital copy can be made Stanley 1849 Stanton by Dale 1844 Stanton in the Peak N/A Staveley 1841 Copy of tracing only Stenson and Twyford 1849 Stoke (Hope) 1850 Stoney Houghton N/A See Pleasley Stoney Middleton 1847 Please ask if a digital copy can be made Stretton (North Wingfield) 1843 Stretton en le Field (now Leics) 1838 7 Tithe Maps Digital copy available unless Parish/Place Name Date otherwise stated Sturston 1848 Stydd (Shirley) N/A Sudbury 1845 Sutton cum Duckmanton 1847 Please ask if a digital copy can be made Sutton on the Hill 1839 Swadlincote 1850 Swarkestone 1849 Taddington and Priestcliffe 1848 Tansley 1846 Tapton 1849 Temple Normanton 1849 Thornhill (Hope) 1848 Thornset N/A See Beard Thorpe 1850 Thurvaston, Osleston & Cropper 1840 Tibshelf 1845 Please ask if a digital copy can be made Ticknall 1843 Tideswell 1844 Tintwistle (now in Derbyshire) 1847 Please ask if a digital copy can be made Tissington 1844 Totley (Dronfield) 1840 Trusley 1840 Tupton 1843 Turnditch 1844 Twyford N/A See Stenson and Twyford Underwood N/A See Offcote and Underwood Unstone 1851 (including Apperknowle, though mostly blank) Upper Langwith 1839 Walton (Chesterfield) 1849 Walton on Trent 1841 Wardlow (Hope and Bakewell) 1848 Wensley and Snitterton 1849 Please ask if a digital copy can be made Wessington 1849 West Broughton 1843 West Hallam 1838 Weston on Trent N/A Weston Underwood 1847 Wheston (Tideswell) 1842 Whitfield 1853 Whitle N/A See Beard 8 Tithe Maps Digital copy available unless Parish/Place Name Date otherwise stated Whittington N/A Whitwell 1839 Please ask if a digital copy can be made Willesley N/A Willington N/A Wilne (incl. Church Wilne and 1847 Draycott) Wilsthorpe 1847 Windley 1841 Wingerworth 1843 Winshill 1848 Winster N/A Wirksworth 1849 Please ask if a digital copy can be made Woodthorpe 1843 Woolley N/A See Brackenfield and Woolley Wormhill 1849 Please ask if a digital copy can be made Yeaveley 1840 Yeldersley 1841 Youlgreave N/A 9 Enclosure Maps Digital
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