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Edward "Black Prince" Plantagenet Prince of Wales
EDWARD (1330-1376), known as the Black Prince, is one of the most famous English warriors in history. He was the oldest son of King Edward III and the father of King Richard II. According to later tradition, he wore black armour at the Battle of Crecy in France in 1346. Although he was only 16 years old, he commanded a wing of his father's army in this first great battle of the Hundred Years' War (1337-1453). In 1356 at Poitiers, France, Edward defeated a French army and captured the French king.
of West Lodge, Endcliffe, & Norton House. Only surviving son of Thomas Holy.
1851 Census: Norton, Ecclesall Bierlow, Yorkshire
Thomas B. Holy, Head, Mar, 53, Land Proprietor, b. Sheffield, Yorkshire
Elizabeth Holy, Wife, Mar, 48, b. Stockport, Cheshire
Elizabeth H. Holy, Daur, 10, b. Norton House, Derbyshire
Lucy M. Holy, Daur, 8, b. Norton House, Derbyshire
William Twigg, Serv, Un, 19, Footman, b. Bradford, Yorkshire
Hannah Ward, Serv, Un, 30, Cook, b. Bolsover, Derbyshire
Emma Stone, Serv, Un, 15, Housemaid, b. Shirborne?, Yorkshire
Elizabeth Clarke, Serv, Un, 15, Lady's Maid, b. Woodhouse, Yorkshire
1861 Index: Ecclesall Bierlow, Yorkshire
Thomas Beard Holy, 63
Lucy Maria Holy, 17
Mary Liston, 26
Esther Sharp, 34
Margaret Ferguson, 35Items from: http://www.a2a.org.uk
YOUNGE WILSON DEEDS Catalogue Ref. YWD
Creator(s): Younge Wilson, solicitors of Sheffield
Taylors, solicitors of SheffieldFILE - Marriage settlement (lease and release) - ref. YWD 1538/2a-b - date: 1840-1877
[from Scope and Content] Ann Holy of West Lodge in Sheffield, spinster, to Thomas Beard Holy of Norton House, Derbyshire, esquire, Samuel Lea Brodbent of Manchester, silk merchant, and William Cadman of Handworth Grange in the parish of Handsworth, Sheffield, Yorkshire, esquire. All the estate (in the West Street - Broomhill area, Yorkshire) in trust to uses, in consideration of her intended marriage to Thomas Broadbent of Manchester. 2 and 3 June, 1840. (See Thomas Broadbent c.1800)FILE - Two deeds of gift from Thomas Beard Holy to his sister Ann Holy of the property in 1538 marriage settlement - ref. YWD 1540a-b - date: 1831, 1838
FILE - Articles before the marriage of Thomas Beard Holy of Endcliffe near Sheffield, esquire, and Charlotte Maria Alderson, daughter of the Rev. Jonathan Alderson, Rector of Harthill - ref. YWD 1756 - date: 4 December, 1845
ARCHIVES OF THE SHEFFIELD TOWN TRUSTEES - Catalogue Ref. TT
Creator(s): Town Trustees, Sheffield
Deeds (with a few papers)
FILE - Assignment of a lease (copy) - ref. TT/196 - date: 1 Feb 1881
[from Scope and Content] John Askham, of Sheffield, steel and cutlery manufacturer and merchant, to the Rev. John Edward Blakeney, canon of York and vicar of Sheffield, the Rev. Arnold Pavell, clerk in holy orders, the Rev. Walter Lenwood, Independent minister, Thomas William Rodgers, esq., James Henry Barber, esq., Henry Stephenson, esq., John Cole, draper, John Askham, William Cobby, Superintendent of the Midland Railway Goods Station, Arthur Thomas, gent., Charles John Innocent, architect, Henry Joseph Wilson, gold and silver refiner, Charles Doncaster, steel manufacturer, Jarvis William Barber, stockbroker, John William Pye-Smith, gent., all of Sheffield, as trustees. 707 scr. yds. land in Broad Lane, Sheffield, which had been leased by Thomas Beard Holy to Samuel Horrabin for a term of 800 years under a lease of 1 May 1832; with the two messuages built thereon. 719 sq. yds. land in Pitt St., Sheffield, leased by Holy to Horrabin for a term of 800 years by a lease of 25 March 1832. All of which were assigned to Askham by John Wing and Frederick Greaves by a lease of 1880. For the remainder of the respective terms of 800 years, in trust for the use of the Sheffield Female Refuse Society. For £1,218. With related papers, 1920. (4312)Cammell Deeds - Catalogue Ref. Cam D
Creator(s): Cammell, Charles, fl 1869-1870, of Norton Hall and Hathersage, Derbyshire
III Property purchased from J.S.A. Shuttleworth
FILE - Appointment and Release - ref. Cam D/44 - date: 26 Dec 1845
[from Scope and Content] Thomas Beard Holy and Benjamin Burdekin, trustees of the Sheffield and Hallamshire Joint Stock Banking Co. and the creditors and assignees of William Ibbotson, a bankrupt, and the said William Ibbotson, to Thomas Eyre of Liverpool, druggist and George Hawksworth of Sheffield as his trustee. All that allotment upon the moor in the hamlet of Hathersage Outseats called Golden Car and formerly part of the wastes in the parish of Hathersage, late allotted to William Ibbotson and which was purchased at the auction on 22nd July, 1845 by Eyre, for £325. It is agreed this sum shall be paid over to the Banking Co. to which Ibbotson is indebted for £20, 000.Archives of the Sheffield Church Burgesses Trust - Catalogue Ref. CB
Creator(s): Sheffield Church Burgesses Trust
Deeds of exchange and other conveyances - ref. CB/1552-1586
FILE - Articles of agreement - ref. CB/1569 - date: 7 Feb 1840
[from Scope and Content] The Burgesses with Thomas Beard Holy, of Norton, co. Derbyshire, esq. For the making of a street from Glossop Road through into Wilkinson Street, and through Broomspring Lane to Hanover Road, Sheffield.Elmhirst Papers - Catalogue Ref. EM
Creator(s): Elmhirst family of Yorkshire
Elmhirst Family
Deeds regarding West Riding, Parish of Ecclesfield
FILE [no title] - ref. EM/1235 - date: 1827-1829
[from Scope and Content] Draft will of Thomas Beard Holy. 1829Arundel Castle Manuscripts - Catalogue Ref. ACM
Creator(s): Howard family, Dukes of Norfolk - ESTATE RECORDS
YORKSHIRE: THE SHEFFIELD ESTATES - Collieries
LEASES OF COLLIERIES, MINERALS AND FURNACES
FILE - Drafts of lease - ref. ACM/SD/14, 15 - date: 13 Nov 1819
[from Scope and Content] To Thomas Beard Holy, Thomas Dunn, John Wilson, all of Sheffield, and William Jeffcock of Pelaw House, Chester-le-Street. The seams of coal called the Sheffield bed, Sheffield Manor bed and the Handsworth bed, under the parishes of Sheffield and Handsworth, with engines, shafts, etc., including those to be delivered up by Eyre's executors; for 21 years, at rents per acre varying for the different seams, whether the coal be got or not.
Links:
Picture & details of Norton Hall
Details of a claim for flood damage in 1865
2nd daughter of Rev. Johnathan Alderson, Rector of Harthill
of West Lodge, Endcliffe, & Norton House. Only surviving son of Thomas Holy.
1851 Census: Norton, Ecclesall Bierlow, Yorkshire
Thomas B. Holy, Head, Mar, 53, Land Proprietor, b. Sheffield, Yorkshire
Elizabeth Holy, Wife, Mar, 48, b. Stockport, Cheshire
Elizabeth H. Holy, Daur, 10, b. Norton House, Derbyshire
Lucy M. Holy, Daur, 8, b. Norton House, Derbyshire
William Twigg, Serv, Un, 19, Footman, b. Bradford, Yorkshire
Hannah Ward, Serv, Un, 30, Cook, b. Bolsover, Derbyshire
Emma Stone, Serv, Un, 15, Housemaid, b. Shirborne?, Yorkshire
Elizabeth Clarke, Serv, Un, 15, Lady's Maid, b. Woodhouse, Yorkshire
1861 Index: Ecclesall Bierlow, Yorkshire
Thomas Beard Holy, 63
Lucy Maria Holy, 17
Mary Liston, 26
Esther Sharp, 34
Margaret Ferguson, 35Items from: http://www.a2a.org.uk
YOUNGE WILSON DEEDS Catalogue Ref. YWD
Creator(s): Younge Wilson, solicitors of Sheffield
Taylors, solicitors of SheffieldFILE - Marriage settlement (lease and release) - ref. YWD 1538/2a-b - date: 1840-1877
[from Scope and Content] Ann Holy of West Lodge in Sheffield, spinster, to Thomas Beard Holy of Norton House, Derbyshire, esquire, Samuel Lea Brodbent of Manchester, silk merchant, and William Cadman of Handworth Grange in the parish of Handsworth, Sheffield, Yorkshire, esquire. All the estate (in the West Street - Broomhill area, Yorkshire) in trust to uses, in consideration of her intended marriage to Thomas Broadbent of Manchester. 2 and 3 June, 1840. (See Thomas Broadbent c.1800)FILE - Two deeds of gift from Thomas Beard Holy to his sister Ann Holy of the property in 1538 marriage settlement - ref. YWD 1540a-b - date: 1831, 1838
FILE - Articles before the marriage of Thomas Beard Holy of Endcliffe near Sheffield, esquire, and Charlotte Maria Alderson, daughter of the Rev. Jonathan Alderson, Rector of Harthill - ref. YWD 1756 - date: 4 December, 1845
ARCHIVES OF THE SHEFFIELD TOWN TRUSTEES - Catalogue Ref. TT
Creator(s): Town Trustees, Sheffield
Deeds (with a few papers)
FILE - Assignment of a lease (copy) - ref. TT/196 - date: 1 Feb 1881
[from Scope and Content] John Askham, of Sheffield, steel and cutlery manufacturer and merchant, to the Rev. John Edward Blakeney, canon of York and vicar of Sheffield, the Rev. Arnold Pavell, clerk in holy orders, the Rev. Walter Lenwood, Independent minister, Thomas William Rodgers, esq., James Henry Barber, esq., Henry Stephenson, esq., John Cole, draper, John Askham, William Cobby, Superintendent of the Midland Railway Goods Station, Arthur Thomas, gent., Charles John Innocent, architect, Henry Joseph Wilson, gold and silver refiner, Charles Doncaster, steel manufacturer, Jarvis William Barber, stockbroker, John William Pye-Smith, gent., all of Sheffield, as trustees. 707 scr. yds. land in Broad Lane, Sheffield, which had been leased by Thomas Beard Holy to Samuel Horrabin for a term of 800 years under a lease of 1 May 1832; with the two messuages built thereon. 719 sq. yds. land in Pitt St., Sheffield, leased by Holy to Horrabin for a term of 800 years by a lease of 25 March 1832. All of which were assigned to Askham by John Wing and Frederick Greaves by a lease of 1880. For the remainder of the respective terms of 800 years, in trust for the use of the Sheffield Female Refuse Society. For £1,218. With related papers, 1920. (4312)Cammell Deeds - Catalogue Ref. Cam D
Creator(s): Cammell, Charles, fl 1869-1870, of Norton Hall and Hathersage, Derbyshire
III Property purchased from J.S.A. Shuttleworth
FILE - Appointment and Release - ref. Cam D/44 - date: 26 Dec 1845
[from Scope and Content] Thomas Beard Holy and Benjamin Burdekin, trustees of the Sheffield and Hallamshire Joint Stock Banking Co. and the creditors and assignees of William Ibbotson, a bankrupt, and the said William Ibbotson, to Thomas Eyre of Liverpool, druggist and George Hawksworth of Sheffield as his trustee. All that allotment upon the moor in the hamlet of Hathersage Outseats called Golden Car and formerly part of the wastes in the parish of Hathersage, late allotted to William Ibbotson and which was purchased at the auction on 22nd July, 1845 by Eyre, for £325. It is agreed this sum shall be paid over to the Banking Co. to which Ibbotson is indebted for £20, 000.Archives of the Sheffield Church Burgesses Trust - Catalogue Ref. CB
Creator(s): Sheffield Church Burgesses Trust
Deeds of exchange and other conveyances - ref. CB/1552-1586
FILE - Articles of agreement - ref. CB/1569 - date: 7 Feb 1840
[from Scope and Content] The Burgesses with Thomas Beard Holy, of Norton, co. Derbyshire, esq. For the making of a street from Glossop Road through into Wilkinson Street, and through Broomspring Lane to Hanover Road, Sheffield.Elmhirst Papers - Catalogue Ref. EM
Creator(s): Elmhirst family of Yorkshire
Elmhirst Family
Deeds regarding West Riding, Parish of Ecclesfield
FILE [no title] - ref. EM/1235 - date: 1827-1829
[from Scope and Content] Draft will of Thomas Beard Holy. 1829Arundel Castle Manuscripts - Catalogue Ref. ACM
Creator(s): Howard family, Dukes of Norfolk - ESTATE RECORDS
YORKSHIRE: THE SHEFFIELD ESTATES - Collieries
LEASES OF COLLIERIES, MINERALS AND FURNACES
FILE - Drafts of lease - ref. ACM/SD/14, 15 - date: 13 Nov 1819
[from Scope and Content] To Thomas Beard Holy, Thomas Dunn, John Wilson, all of Sheffield, and William Jeffcock of Pelaw House, Chester-le-Street. The seams of coal called the Sheffield bed, Sheffield Manor bed and the Handsworth bed, under the parishes of Sheffield and Handsworth, with engines, shafts, etc., including those to be delivered up by Eyre's executors; for 21 years, at rents per acre varying for the different seams, whether the coal be got or not.
Links:
Picture & details of Norton Hall
Details of a claim for flood damage in 1865
Pedigree chart has 3rd daughter of George Heald of Stockport.
1851 Census: Norton, Ecclesall Bierlow, Yorkshire
Thomas B. Holy, Head, Mar, 53, Land Proprietor, b. Sheffield, Yorkshire
Elizabeth Holy, Wife, Mar, 48, b. Stockport, Cheshire
Elizabeth H. Holy, Daur, 10, b. Norton House, Derbyshire
Lucy M. Holy, Daur, 8, b. Norton House, Derbyshire
William Twigg, Serv, Un, 19, Footman, b. Bradford, Yorkshire
Hannah Ward, Serv, Un, 30, Cook, b. Bolsover, Derbyshire
Emma Stone, Serv, Un, 15, Housemaid, b. Shirborne?, Yorkshire
Elizabeth Clarke, Serv, Un, 15, Lady's Maid, b. Woodhouse, YorkshireElizabeth was originally thought to have been a daughter of James Heald of Stockport, who may be a brother of George.
Details of James' daughter, Elizabeth.
Birth: 6 Sep 1799
Bap: 3 Nov 1799, St Mary, Stockport, Cheshire