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Blackburn Central Library GB 0332 DDX 1936 Blackburn Central Library This catalogue was digitised by The National Archives as part of the National Register of Archives digitisation project NRA 39910 JA The National Archives DDX 1936 Documents relating to the Woodfold Estate, Pleasington, Blackburn Deposited by Daniel Thwaites pic, Eanam, Blackburn 1991 (acc 7200) but held at Blackburn Library Lancashire Record Office Bow Lane PRESTON PR1 2RE CEH/JB DDX 1936 THE WOODFOLD ESTATE John Fowden Hindle purchased the Woodfold Estate from the Suddell family in the 1820s. He died in 1831 and his will was proved the same year. However, the settling of his estate, by trustees, continued for decades. His son John Fowden Hindle (junior) died in 1849 and gradually property was let or sold. Daniel Thwaites rented Woodfold in the late 1850s for 10 years and i t was probably his son, Daniel Thwaites (junior), who bought it in 1865. When he died in 1888 the estate passed to trustees and to his daughter Elma Amy, who married Robert Armstrong Yerburgh. In 1897, the trustees set up a limited liability company known as Woodfold Estates. In 1926, Amy Yerburgh set up the Woodfold Estates Company Limited. During her lifetime she held property in London on Addison Road, at Princess Gate and at 25 Kensington Gore; at Caythorpe Court in Lincolnshire; at Freeby in Leicestershire; at Colwyn Bay in North Wales: Bryn Eithin and Cae Eithin (the latter was sold for building plots); and at Barwhillanty in Kirkcudbrightshire, Scotland. Mrs. Yerburgh died in 1949 and from 1955 the estates and brewery were managed separately from adjacent offices at Eanam, Blackburn DDX 1936 Contents 1. Family papers 1. Hindle family 2. Thwaites/Yerburgh family 2. Lancashire: Woodfold estate, Pleasington 3. Leicestershire; Freeby estate 4. Lincolnshire: Caythorpe Court 5. London: 25 Kensington Gore 6. North Wales: Cae Eithin 7. Miscellaneous Maps and Plans Lancashire : 8. Accrington 9. Altham 10. Billinge 11. Blackburn 12. Burnley 13. Chipping 14. Clitheroe 15. Cuerden 16. Darwen 17. Hoghton 18. Lancaster 19. Livesey 20. Mellor 21. Newchurch in Rossendale 22. Oswaldtwistle DDX 1936 Contents (contd.) 23. Padiham 24. Pleasington (including Woodfold) 25. Samlesbury 26. Urswick 27. Wilpshire 28. Withnell 29. Witton 30. Relating to more than one township in Lancashire 31. Leicestershire : Waltham and Thorpe Arnold 32. Lincolnshire : Caythorpe Court 33. London : Addison Road 34. London : Kensington Gore 35. [London : Princess Gate] 36. North Wales : Cae Eithin 37. [Scotland, Kircudbrightshire : Barwhillanty] 38. Unidentified 39. Miscellaneous DDX 1936 DDX 1936/1 Family papers 1. Hindle family 2. Thwaites/Yerburgh family DDX 1936/1/1 Hindle family / l 1723 Documents relating mainly to the to administration of the estates of John 1866 Fowden Hindle [jun. and sen.] and including inter alia: a copy limited administration of J F H jun., 1849 (32), a schedule of deeds relating to Shorrock Hey and Oaks Estate in Woodfold Park, 1861 (33), a pedigree of the Hindle family, c. 1850 (36, 37), a copy court order confirming that the inhabitants of Pleasington should conform to a former order for payment of public taxes known as the constable's ley or levy, for repair of bridges, the house of correction and Lancaster Castle, to be administered by the "ffifteene...perticular Inhib[i]tants", 1723 (48), share papers of the Fleetwood, Preston and West- Riding Junction Railway, 1845-47 (53­ 56), sale particulars of the estate of Richard Johnson at Waterside, Eccleshill and Blackburn, 1848 (57) 10 Oct. 1723 - 19 Nov. 1866 (57 folios) 12 1831 Bank book of the Exors of the late John to Fowden Hindle (sen.) 1846 28 Jul. 1831 - 31 Dec. 1846 /3 1846 Documents relating to the to administration of the estate of John 1892 Fowden Hindle [jun. and sen.] including inter alia: trustees bank book for an account at Preston Old Bank, 31 Dec. 1846 (1), correspondence re the sale of the Leicestershire Estate, (contd.) DDX 1936 DDX 1936/1 Family papers (contd.) DDX 1936/1/1 Hindle family (contd.) /3 (contd.) 1 Sep. 1891 - 30 Jan. 1892 (2-9), schedule of title deeds, re the Arley Estate in Mellor belonging to George F Gregory, 1861 (19), probate papers of John Fowden Hindle 31 Dec. 1846 - 30 Jan. 1892 30 Oct. 1849 - 21 May 1851 (20-22) (43 folios) /4 1836 Documents relating mainly to the to administration of the estate of John 1867 Fowden Hindle [sen. and jun.], including, inter alia: copy will of J F H sen. proved (1831), 1849 (34-38), lease of a house in Clayton Street, Blackburn to Messrs H Hargreaves, Ainsworth and Bolton, 1848 (39), particulars of his personal estate in respect of J F H jun., n.d. [c.1849] (40), copy limited administration of the goods of J F H jun., 1849 (46), probate papers of Elizabeth Hay, 1836­ 58 (48-51), draft appointment of new trustees of J F H [sen.] will, correspondence and conveyancing documents relating to Shorrock Hey and Oaks Estate in Pleasington and Mellor, 1861 (41, 42, 57-70), tickets for entry into unidentified London gardens 1846­ 48 (80-82), mortgate to the East Lancashire Railway Company, 1847 (85) 12 May 1836 - 27 Feb. 1867 (85 folios) /5 1844 Unidentified personal account book of to share purchases and holdings [of the 1846 Hindle family] /6 1845 Documents relating to the to administration of the estate of John 1864 Fowden Hindle [jun. and sen.] mostly concerning the requisition of land by Blackburn Water Works Company 9 Jan. 1845 - 6 Jan. 1864 (59 folios and fragile items) DDX 1936 DDX 1936/1 Family papers (contd.) DDX 1936/1/1 Hindle family (contd.) 11 1845 Documents relating to the to administration of the estate of J F 1865 Hindle [sen. and jun.] including inter alia; correspondence with the Tithe Commissioners, 1849 (17, 18, 57), memorandum of a draft tenancy agreement for Woodfold Hall, 1848 (21), sale particulars for Lumb Bank Farm in Woodfold Park and Land Hall Farm in Balderstone, 1856 (59) 1 Oct. 1845 - 25 Aug. 1865 (81 folios) /8 1847 Documents relating to the to administration of the estate of John 1873 Fowden Hindle [jun. and sen.] including inter alia: draft advertisement for the sale of timber at Woodfold Park, 1853 (4), copy burial record of William Whalley, 1860 (42), pedigree of the Hindle family c.1849 (53), copy proxy of renunciation of David Hay and William Whalley, 1849 (54), copy particulars of J F Hs [jun.] personal estate, 1849 (55) 8 Jan. 1847 - 8 Aug. 1873 (94 folios and fragile documents) /9 1847 Documents relating to the to administration of the estate of John 1881 Fowden Hindle [jun.] including inter alia: list of the property, tenants and acreages vested in the trustees in Mellor, Lower Darwen, Hulton and Longton, and Blackburn, 1852 (9-11), copy draft conveyance of unspecified land in Lower Darwen, by Mr and Mrs Gregory et al to Blackburn Water Works Co., 1863 (20, 21) 16 Apr. 1847 - 31 Jan. 1881 (26 folios) DDX 1936 DDX 1936/1 Family papers (contd.) DDX 1936/1/1 Hindle family (contd.) /10 1848 Documents relating to the to administration of the estate of John 1934 Fowden Hindle [jun.] and D Thwaite, including inter alia: probate papers of J F Hindle [jun.] 1849 (2, 3), draft abstract of the marriage (c.1790) settlement of J F Hindle and Mary Bower, 1863 (6-11), papers relating to the Melton Mowbray estates in Freeby, Leics., 1874-1917 (12-19, 138-168), papers relating to the purchase rent adjustments of properties by Woodfold Estates, 1914-1933 (21-136) 14 Jan. 1848 - 8 Jan. 1934 (169 folios) /l l 1848 Rental book: payments by Neville & Ainsworth on account of John Fowden Hindle esq. and receipts from property in Blackburn, Lower Darwen and Mellor 111 1849 Copy citation to the residuary 23 Aug registers of John Fowden Hindle [jun.] for the granting of letters of administration to Edward Pedder of Preston, banker, a principal creditor of the deceased /13 1849 Documents relating to the to administration of the estate of John 1859 Fowden Hindle [jun.], including inter alia: a letter from Darwen Burial Board, relating to the purchase of land, 1859, with plan (2, 3) and the annual report of Lancaster Canal Committee, 28 Jul. 1854 (1) Apr. 1849 - 16 Apr. 1859 (30 folios) /14 1849 Bills, mainly for wages, of John Fowden to Hindle's [jun.] trustees in connection 1852 with the administration of his estate, 1 Dec. 1849 - 21 Feb. 1852 (44 folios) DDX 1936 DDX 1936/1 Family papers (contd.) DDX 1936/1/1 Hindle family (contd.) /15 1849 Trustees Account Book of the late J F to Hindle [jun.], esq., 1853 Mar. 1849 - Jul. 1853 /16 1849 Bills of cost in the administration of to the estate of John Fowden Hindle 1853 [jun.], 13 Dec. 1849 - 1853 (17 folios) /17 1849 Receipts from the trustees of the to estate of John Fowden Hindle [jun.] 1853 esq., 13 Mar. 1849 - 17 May 1853 (51 folios) /18 1849 Documents relating to the to administration of the estate of John 1866 Fowden Hindle [jun.] including inter alia: inventory and valuation of the contents of Woodfold Hall, 3 -4 Nov. 1856 (1), the annual report of Lancaster Canal Committee 7 Aug. 1855 (59), a draft estate rental 0^.1849 (60) 7 Jul. 1849 - 9 Sep. 1866 (60 folios) /19 1853 Fire Insurance certificate for the sum 23 Jul. of £9 11s. 7d. for a property in King Street, Blackburn, belonging to Mary Jane Gregory of London and Sarah Frances Elizabeth Hindle of Knutsford, Cheshire /20 1856 Summons of Henry Butterworth against 20 Oct. Mary Jane Fowden Gregory and Sarah Frances Elizabeth Hindle, for unjustly detaining his goods and chattels Note of fine: £5 damages to be paid by the defendants DDX 1936 DDX 1936/1 Family papers (contd.) DDX 1936/1/2 Thwaites/Yerburqh family /l 1897 Trustees cash book, to Jul.
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