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MEMBERS INTERESTS 11/09/2021 ID SURNAME CODE PLACE NAME DATES 5182 Abbott NTT Calverton 1700s 5527 Abbott NTT Averham 1700-1900 5527 Abbott NTT East Stoke 1700-1900 5527 Abbott NTT Elston 1700-1900 3789 Ackroyd NTT Radford 1700-1800 2791 Adames HRT Barnet pre 1900 3026 Adames DOR Dorset c.19-c.20 5955 Adams NTT Newark pre 1825 0257 Adamson NTT Southwell pre 1800 4299 Adcock DBY Ilkeston Any 5069 Adee NTT Worksop 1600 - 1750 2519 Adkins NTH Passenham pre 1837 1737 Adney STS Wolverhampton pre 1820 1486 Ainley LEI Birstall pre 1825 1486 Ainley YKS Mirfield pre 1825 3214 Ainsworth CHS Cheshire 1700- 1486 Alcock NTT Hucknall pre 1825 5435 Alcock NTT Linby 1700s 3640 Aldridge BKM Weston Underwood pre 1830 2590 Allatt LIN Horbling 1800+ 2590 Allatt LIN Swaton 1800+ 0756 Allcock NTT Linby 1600-1850 2675 Allcock NTT Greasley 1766-1793 4911 Allcock NTT Hucknall pre 1875 5059 Allcock NTT Nottingham 1850-2007 0234 Allen BDF Pavenham 1775-1860 1486 Allen NTT Radford pre 1750 1565 Allen DBY Wilne 1736 3222 Allen NTT Radford Any 5054 Allen LEI Leicestershire pre 1860 5054 Allen NTT Nottingham Any 5106 Allen NTT Nottingham Any 2590 Allet(t) LIN Horbling 1850+ 2590 Allet(t) LIN Swaton 1850+ 5942 Allison DBY Whitwell pre1800 5942 Allison NTT Colston Bassett, Bulwell, Wor pre1800 1027 Allsop NTT Huthwaite pre 1750 4937 Allsop NTT Lowdham 1700-1900 4960 Almey LEI Broughton astley 1670+ 3900 Alton DBY Belper pre 1850 3818 Alvey NTT St. Mary's pre 1800 4315 Alvey NTT Sutton-in-Ashfield 1750-1850 5054 Alvey NTT Gedling Any 5054 Alvey NTT Woodborough Any 5054 Alvey NTT Hoveringham around 1827 3378 Alvy NTT Misterton pre 1860 2102 Ambrose BKM Buckinghamshire 1718 5051 Ames DBY Somercotes 1800+ 5051 Ames LIN Lincolnshire 1850+ 5051 Ames NTT Watnall pre 1850 5051 Ames YKS Sheffield 1850+ 4922 Ammonds RAD Radnorshire 1800 2616 Ancell NTT Nottingham pre 1900 Page 1 MEMBERS INTERESTS 11/09/2021 ID SURNAME CODE PLACE NAME DATES 1237 Anderson LEI Frisby-on-Wreake pre 1650 4315 Andrew HRT Shephall 1540-1600 5541 Andrews NTT Arnold 1840+ 1818 Angel SOM Somerset c.19 1486 Annable NTT Arnold pre 1725 1486 Annibal NTT Arnold pre 1900 4301 Antcliff NTT Caunton 1750-1900 4301 Antcliff NTT Kneesall pre 1750 4301 Antcliff NTT Bathley 1750-1900 4301 Antcliff NTT Laneham pre 1750 5182 Anten NTT Flintham 1500-1600s 2919 Anthony DBY Alfreton pre 1800 4108 Anthony NTT Bulwell 1850-1920 5547 Anthony NTT Greasley 1780-1830 5547 Anthony NTT Selston 1780-1830 5547 Anthony NTT Underwood 1780-1830 5885 Any NTT Bleasby Before Parish Registers 0865 Any Lacemakers Calais 1815-1900 5576 Appleyard WRY Leeds around 1800 0014 Archbold NBL Embleton 1840 1058 Archer LND London c.19 1237 Archer NTT Orston pre 1750 5962 Arden LIN Lincolnshire All 5962 Arden NTT Nottinghamshire All 1318 Ardin NTT St. Mary's c.18 1058 Argent ENG Any Any 3554 Armstrong GMT Manchester 1878+ 3554 Armstrong MSY Liverpool pre 1878 3554 Armstrong YKS Sheffield 1902+ 5463 Armstrong DBY Derbyshire pre 1900 2798 Ashley SOM Bath pre 1850 5766 Ashmoor NTT Sutton In Ashfield Pre 1800 4513 Ashmore NTT Nottingham 1750-1800 4513 Ashmore NTT Weston 1750-1800 4513 Ashmore NTT North Muskham 1750-1800 5766 Ashmore NTT Sutton In Ashfield Pre 1800 0109 Askey NTT Nottinghamshire pre 1850 0109 Askey STS Staffordshire pre 1850 0930 Aslin NTT Southwell pre 1713 0930 Aslin NTT Gedling pre 1900 3956 Aslin NTT Lambley 1839 3956 Asling NTT Beeston 1863 3956 Asling NTT Bathley Carr 1869 3956 Asling NTT Lambley 1839 3956 Asling NTT Lowdham 1839 5178 Astill NTT St. Mary's pre 1900 5178 Astill NTT Sneinton pre 1900 4044 Aston SAL Stottesdon 1762 5215 Atchinson NTT Cropwell Bulter 1800+ 3026 Atheis ENG Any Any 3171 Atkin NTT Nottingham 1900-1930 4343 Atkin NTT Stapleford pre 1800 3675 Atkinson CMA Ulverston pre 1900 Page 2 MEMBERS INTERESTS 11/09/2021 ID SURNAME CODE PLACE NAME DATES 5849 Atte(r)well NTT Awsworth 1850 - to present 5849 Atte(r)well NTT Gotham, Notts 1850 - to present 4044 Attenborough NTT Nottingham 1806 4044 Attenborough NTT Ruddington 1785 0756 Attenborrow NTT Ruddington 1700-1800 5214 Aulsebrook LEI Leicestershire c.19 5214 Aulsebrook LIN Lincolnshire c.19 5214 Aulsebrook NTT Nottinghamshire c.17-c.19 4360 Auty NTT Nottingham 1850+ 0930 Avern St. Martins - Fields pre 1900 0930 Avern WMD Birmingham St. Martins pre 1800 5938 Avery NTT Nottinghamshire Any 5263 Ayers Kidderminster pre 1872 5263 Ayers DBY Derbyshire 1872-1900 5263 Ayers GLS Gloucester pre 1830 0845 Bacon NTT Dunham-on-Trent c.19 2098 Bacon DBY Derbyshire pre 1860 2098 Bacon NTT Nottinghamshire pre 1860 2675 Bacon NTT Radford 1830-1890 2675 Bacon NTT Sutton-in-Ashfield 1810 3090 Bacon NTT Sutton-in-Ashfield 1800 3685 Bacon LIN Ruskington 1700-1800 0034 Baggaley NTT Mansfield pre 1800 5582 Bagnall STS Burton-on-Trent pre 1830 1174 Bailey NTT Elston pre 1850 1174 Bailey NTT Hawton pre 1850 1174 Bailey NTT East Markham 1850+ 1174 Bailey NTT Haughton 1850+ 1174 Bailey NTT Caunton pre 1850 2471 Bailey NFK Mileham pre 1848 2798 Bailey YKS Keighley pre 1900 4422 Bailey NTT East Retford 1700 onwards 5172 Bailey NTT Newark pre 1870 2863 Baines DBY Derby Any 4422 Baird KKD Kirkcudbright 1750 - 1850 2399 Baker NTT Nottingham 1850+ 2675 Baker NTT Nottingham 1738 4329 Baker LND Bishopgate pre 1862 4329 Baker NTT Nottingham 1862+ 5094 Baker NTT North Leverton 1700-1900 5094 Baker NTT South Leverton 1700-1900 5576 Baker STS Cheslyn Hay 1700s 5751 Baker STS Staffordshire Pre 1850 5751 Baker WAR Warwickshire Pre 1850 3642 Bakewell NTT Radford pre 1820 1237 Baldock NTT Ruddington pre 1700 5942 Baldock NTT Owthorpe pre 1750 1486 Baldry NFK Norfolk Any 3026 Ball NTT Mansfield c.20 3026 Ball STS Staffordshire c.19 4044 Ball DBY Heanor 1812 4044 Ball DBY Pinxton 1782 4044 Ball DBY South Normanton 1697 Page 3 MEMBERS INTERESTS 11/09/2021 ID SURNAME CODE PLACE NAME DATES 5054 Ball NTT East Leake 1750-1800 5463 Ball NTT Sutton-in-Ashfield pre 1800 1237 Ballard MDX Stepney 1750-1800 3685 Balls NFK Upwell-Boughton pre 1900 0756 Bamford NTT Stapleford 1650-1750 1818 Bancroft NTT Hucknall c.19 5930 Banks NTT Nottinghamshire 1700 - 1900 5051 Banner NTT Nottinghamshire c.18-c.19 2550 Bannister DBY Derbyshire 1800 2550 Bannister NTT Nottinghamshire pre 1841 0491 Banwell LIN Lincolnshire 1800-1900 0491 Banwell SOM Somerset pre 1900 1170 Bardwell SFK Suffolk pre 1860's 4315 Bargh DBY Derbyshire 1790-1810 1563 Barke NTT Edwinstowe c.18 1563 Barke NTT Clipstone c.18 2399 Barker NTT Newark 1870+ 2611 Barker NTT Arnold 1850's 4044 Barker LIN Grainsby 1682 5069 Barker NTT Walkeringham 1700 - 1800 5113 Barker NTT Kirkby-in-Ashfield 1800 1737 Barlow CMN Penncarig pre 1800 5094 Barlow NTT Little Borough 1700-1900 5203 Barlow DBY Chesterfield Area Pre 1920 5203 Barlow NTT Edwinstowe 1918 onwards 5203 Barlow NTT Church Warsop 1918 onwards 5203 Barlow NTT Kirkby In Ashfield 1918 onwards 5203 Barlow NTT Worksop 1918 onwards 5203 Barlow NTT Mansfield 1918 onwards 5697 Barlow NTT Farnsfield, Notts 1851/1853 5889 Barlow NTT Nottingham 1800 - 1860 3222 Barlow(e) NTT Beeston c.17 3026 Barnes LND Surrey c.19 3026 Barnes LND Middlesex c.19 5547 Barnes NTT Selston 1897-1914 5547 Barnes NTT Shelford 1760-1861 5547 Barnes NTT Mansfield 1900-1939 5547 Barnes NTT Gamston 1750-1787 5547 Barnes NTT West Bridgford 1750-1787 5547 Barnes NTT Mansfield Woodhouse 1900-1939 5835 Barnes NTT Nottingham 1900 Onwards 1578 Barnett NTT Nottingham pre 1800 2675 Barnett STS Ellastone 1729-1745 0491 Barnwell LND London 1800-1900 0491 Barnwell NTT Nottinghamshire 1800-1900 4182 Barratt NTT Radcliffe-on-Trent 5934 Barratt NTT Nottingham 1770 - 1830 3640 Barrow NTT Barton-in-Fabis pre 1820 5930 Barrowcliff NTT Nottingham 1700 - 1900 4307 Barson ENG Any Any 1438 Bartle NTT Newark pre 1870 5859 Bartle NTT Farnsfield/Southwell Pre 1830 5901 Bartles NTT Farnsfield Pre 1900 Page 4 MEMBERS INTERESTS 11/09/2021 ID SURNAME CODE PLACE NAME DATES 0783 Barton NTT Newark pre 1800 4422 Barton SFK Suffolk 1750 - 1900 4567 Barton NTT Wollaton 1665 5779 Bartrop NTT Worksop 1700 / 1800 3563 Barwell NTT Nottingham 1700 - 1800 5400 Barwick NTT Nottingham pre 1850 5029 Bassford LEI Loughborough 1938+ 5029 Bassford NTT Sneinton 1938+ 5029 Bassford NTT Meadows 1938+ 3026 Bate STS Staffordshire c.19 5751 Bateman NTT Nottinghamshire Post 1850 5751 Bateman OXF Oxon Pre 1850 2807 Bates NTT Widmerpool pre 1810 5751 Bates LIN Bulby, Hawthorpe, Irnham Before 1850 5751 Bates NTT Nottingham After 1850 5751 Bates LIN Lincolnshire Pre 1860 1058 Batten LND Middlesex c.19 1058 Batten MSY Liverpool c.19 3241 Batterham ENG Any Any 3241 Batterham LIN Lincolnshire 1930 4960 Baum LEI Cropston 1760+ 5037 Baxter ESS Essex 1600 - 1850 4078 Bayley LIN Barrowby Any 4078 Bayley NTT Nottingham Any 4078 Bayley NTT Cropwell Bishop Any 4078 Bayley NTT Colston Bassett Any 5576 Baynes NFK Cley next the Sea 1700s 0109 Beardall NTT Linby 1688+ 0109 Beardall NTT Bestwood 1688+ 0109 Beardall NTT Hucknall 1688+ 4043 Beardall NTT Newstead Any 5660 Beardall NTT Calverton 1800 onwards 5660 Beardall NTT Beeston 1800 onwards 0930 Beardsall NTT East Retford pre 1900 2613 Beardsall ENG Any Any 2675 Bearsly NTT Trowell 1729 5029 Beauchamp LND Kensington 1946+ 5029 Beauchamp LND London 1946+ 5029 Beauchamp NTT Basford 1946+ 2268 Becher Southwell c.18 3968 Becher NTT Southwell pre 1850 0865 Beckwith NTT Nottingham 1700-1834 1737 Beckwith NTT Nottingham pre 1770 4799 Beckworth NTT Nottingham City pre 1870 4154 Bee NTT Lenton Any 4154 Bee NTT Sneinton Any 4154 Bee NTT Radford Any 3171 Beecroft NTT Ruddington 1800-1900 3171 Beecroft NTT Wilford 1800-1900 4422 Beeston NTT Worksop 1800 onwards 4422
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    The Old Lodge, Babworth Design and Access Statement and Heritage Impact Assessment March 2021 9248 9248 – The Old Lodge, Babworth Client: Mr & Mrs Boyce FOREWORD Property Address: The Old Lodge Babworth, Retford, Nottinghamshire DN22 8EN Applicant Mr & Mrs Boyce Agent Carl Andrews BA DipArch RIBA AABC IHBC On behalf of Soul Architects Limited This Design and Access Statement and Heritage Impact Assessment has been prepared by Carl Andrews of Soul Architects Limited. The document has been prepared in support of the application for the demolition of the existing garage structure and the construction of a New Workshop and Car Barn. Soul Architects Limited, 13 Sparken Hill, Worksop, Nottinghamshire S80 1AX ■ 01909 500710 ■ [email protected] ■www.soularchitects.co.uk 9248 – The Old Lodge, Babworth Client: Mr & Mrs Boyce CONTENTS 1 UNDERSTANDING OLD LODGE ........................................................................... 4 1.1 Site Location and Topography ................................................................................. 4 1.2 Site Analysis ............................................................................................................ 4 1.3 Historical Development............................................................................................ 5 1.4 Historic Maps .......................................................................................................... 6 1.5 Historic Park and Gardens .....................................................................................
  • Dukeries History Trail Booklet

    Dukeries History Trail Booklet

    Key Walk 1 P Parking P W Worksop Café Steetley C P P Meals Worksop W Toilets C Manor P M Museum Hardwick Penny Walk 2 Belph Green Walk 7 W C M P W Toll A60 ClumberC B6034 Bothamsall Creswell Crags M Welbeck P W Walk 6 P W M A614 CWalk 3 P Carburton C P Holbeck P P Norton Walk 4 P A616 Cuckney Thoresby P Hall Budby P W M WalkC 5 Sherwood Forest Warsop Country Park Ollerton The Dukeries History Trail SherwoodForestVisitor.com Sherwood Forest’s amazing north 1. Worksop Priory Worksop is well worth a visit as it has a highly accessible town centre with the Priory, Memorial Gardens, the Chesterfield Canal and the old streets of the Town Centre. Like a lot of small towns, if you look, there is still a lot of charm. Park next to the Priory and follow the Worksop Heritage Trail via Priorswell Road, Potter Street, Westgate, Lead Hill and the castle mound, Newcastle Avenue and Bridge Street. Sit in the Memorial Gardens for a while, before taking a stroll along the canal. Visit Mr Straw’s House(National Trust) BUT you must have pre-booked as so many people want to see it. Welbeck Abbey gates, Sparken Hill to the south of the town. The bridge over the canal with its ‘luxury duckhouse’, Priorswell Road . 2. Worksop Manor Lodge Dating from about 1590, the Lodge is a Grade 1 listed building. Five floors have survived – there were probably another two floors as well so would have been a very tall building for its time.