History
References from Archives for Treeton
Arundel Castle Manuscripts
Sheffield Archives, Reference: ACM/SD/109
10 Oct 1340Royal confirmation of a Grant by Thomas de Furnyvall, late Lord of Hallamshire, to Nicholas, his son, of £40 annual rent from Sheffield, Bradfield, Ecclesfield and Handsworth. Witness: Edward, Duke of Cornwall and Earl of Chester, Guardian of England. Andover
Sheffield Archives, Reference: ACM/SD/110
22 May 1366Exemplification of a Writ to William de Reygate, Escheator of Yorkshire, to deliver to Joanna, the wife of Sir Thomas de Fournyvall, deceased, her husband's lands and rents, in Bellhagg (Bilhagh), Chapel, Whitley, Ecclesfield, Bradfield, Bradfield Mill, Osgathorpe, Orpitts, Skynthorp, Treeton and Whiston (Yorks.); and Alton (Alveton, Staffs.). Exemplification
Bagshawe Collection
Sheffield Archives: Reference: Bag C/908
20 Apr 1406Thomas Nevyle, lord of Fornyvale, John Sclatter, vicar of Rotherham and John Chamberlayn to Robert de Hynkersyll of Gildthwayt. Lands and rents, etc. in Gildthwayt (Guilthwaite), Treton, Aston, and Aughton. Given at Gildethwait
The Archives of the Sheffield Church Burgesses Trust
Sheffield Archives:Reference: CB/43
14 Feb 14251424-5) Wednesday in the Feast of Saint Valentine the Martyr, in the 3rd year of Henry VI, dated at Sheffield, by William Neuton rector of the church of Treeton to John Chaloner, for granting to Thomas Fallenge the reversion in a messuage in Sheffield which Joan Semster, formerly wife of Reginald Brabeyn of Sheffield webster, held. Names of Persons: William Neuton, John Chaloner, Thomas Fallenge, Joan Semster, Reginald Brabeyn. Place-Names: Treton, Sheffeld.
(1424-5) Wednesday in the Feast of Saint Valentine the Martyr, in the 3rd year of Henry VI, dated at Sheffield, by William Neuton rector of the Church of Treeton to Thomas Fallenge, of the reversion in a messuage with an outbuilding erected thereto situate in the town of Sheffield on the Castelgrene, which was formerly the gift of Reginald Brambeyn, weaver of Sheffield, after the death of Joan Semster formerly wife of Reginald Brambeyn. Names of Persons: William Neuton, Thomas Fallenge, Reginald Brambeyn, Joan Semster. Witnesses: John Chaloner then bailiff, John Stub, Geoffrey Butury. Place-Names: Sheffeld, Castelgrene.
Arundel Castle Manuscripts
Sheffield Archives, Reference: ACM/SD/112
27 Oct 1535Grant by George, Earl of Shrewsbury, Lord Steward of the King's Household, to Robert, Earl of Sussex, and others, trustees. The Manors of Sheffield, Handsworth, Bradfield, Southey, Ecclesfield, Treeton , Whiston and Bolsterstone and the Advowson of Handsworth (Yorks.); in trust to secure a payment of 200 marks per annum to the King, according to an indenture between Thomas, Cardinal of York, Sir Henry Wyat (Treasurer of the King's Chamber) and Shrewsbury, 7th June, 1527; to be void on fulfilment of conditions. Handsworth to be held to the use of the Earl and Countess.
Sheffield Archives, Reference: ACM/SD/120-122
10 Feb 1565Extent and Form: 3 deeds by Thomas Strynger of Whiston, to George Earl of Shrewsbury, of a messuage, etc., in Treeton.
Sheffield Archives, Reference: Bag C/928
10 Jan 1607Lease: Henry Hewitt yeoman, of Beyghtenfield (co. Derby) to Thomas Rawson , John Parker and Alexander Houlden, husbandmen, of Brampton in Le Morthing. The Cow Close at Brampton, for 21 years at 10s. rent; for £60.
Frank Bacon Manuscripts
Sheffield Archives
2 Feb 1588Thomas Smythe, of Fulwood,Sheffield. 'your honours tenante &' orator', to the 6th Earl. Begs to have some wood for burning at his lime-kiln at Boolehyll (Bole Hill), from Ryveling or elsewhere.
Sheffield Archives: Reference: Reference: BFM/2/162
2 Feb 1602John Bouth (Booth), to the 7th Earl.
Gives details of arrangements for hedging and ditching various land at Canklow, Treeton, Gilthwait, etc. (Yorks.) for the preservation of the 'springs' i.e. woods. Hopes the Earl will see from the accounts, the 'husbandrie' Baylie Langley makes of the tolls of fairs and markets at Rotherham. The Liberty is infringed by the Sheriff's Bailiff, a very unfit man having been appointed.
Bagshawe Collection
Sheffield Archives, Bag C/924
20 Nov 1598Inquisition post mortem on Robert Sitwell of Staveley Netherthorpe
He held a capital messuage in Brampton in le Morthing which he granted to Henry Hewitt son of John Hewitt of Killwall Marsh (Killamarsh) (co. Derby). John Payler escheator. Taken at Pontefract
Sheffield Archives, Reference: Bag C/928
10 Jan 1607Lease: Henry Hewitt yeoman, of Beyghtenfield (co. Derby) to Thomas Rawson, John Parker and Alexander Houlden, husbandmen, of Brampton in Le Morthing. The Cow Close at Brampton, for 21 years at 10s. rent; for £60.
Sheffield Archives, Reference: ACM/S/127
1664POST-RESTORATION . Rentals and accounts rendered by the Duke's accountants
John Staniforth. Rectory of Treeton.
Sheffield Archives, Reference: ACM/SD/185
Creation dates: 9 Jul 1669Lease by Henry, Lord Marquis of Dorchester, Henry, Earl of Peterborough and Sir Robert Stapleton (trustees), to Henry, Lord Howard of Castle Rising (afterwards 6th Duke). Sheffield Castle and the Manors of Sheffield, Cowley, Worrall, Whiston and Treeton and the Rectories of Sheffield and Tickhill; the Hundreds of Poling, Eastbourne and (named) Manors in Sussex; the Manor and Rectory of Hayling (Southants.); and Arundel House (London). For the life of Thomas, Duke of Norfolk, at £2,540 rent p.a.
Sheffield Archives, Reference: ACM/S/128
1667-1669John Staniforth. Rectory and Manor of Treeton. 1667-68.
John Lee. Rectories and Manors of Treeton. 1669.
Sheffield Archives, Reference: ACM/S/133
1677Benjamin Clarke's enrolled accounts Rectories and Manor of Treeton. Tenants' names.
Sheffield Archives, Reference:ACM/S/134-138
1678-1682Benjamin Clarke's enrolled accounts. Manor and Rectory of Treeton. Annual and occasional payments only.
Sheffield Archives, Reference: ACM/S/146
1684-1691Several briefs of accounts. Some with tenants listed.
Richard Bacon's accounts. Manors of Treeton and Whiston and Tickhill tithes, 1689-91.
Richard Revell's account for Treeton tithes. 1689.
Reference: Sheffield Archives, ACM/S/79
c1668-1685
Treeton Manor, by Immanuel Halton. 26th January, 1684/5.
Details of each farm-house are given as well as the names of fields. Most of the property is on lease for 21 years from 1650.
At the top left-hand corner of the front page the date '1668' is given.
A note on the last page however suggests the survey was based on particulars compiled in 1670. There are references to a map.
Reference: Sheffield Archives, ACM/SD/48
16 Jul 1739
Thomas, Earl of Malton, declares that he acted as trustee for the Rev. John Griffiths of Eckington in accepting a lease for sixty years from Edward, Duke of Norfolk, of the Advowson of Treeton.
Reference: Sheffield Archives, ACM/S/82
1792Selected survey of the lands of the Duke of Norfolk in the Township of Treeton, by W. Fairbank. Arranged alphabetically under tenants' names. The numbers correspond to those of the maps in ACM/S/85.
Reference: Sheffield Archives, ACM/S/85
1795Volume of maps of the Parish of Treeton Title within a design of pillars and scroll work.
Reference: Sheffield Archives, ACM/S/98
1806Valuation of Treeton township, for a rate, by Thomas Dyson
The watermark is, however, 1831.
Reference: Sheffield Archives, ACM/S/107
1840Numerical survey of Treeton
Sheffield Archives,Reference: ACM/S/108
1842Selected surveys of the Duke of Norfolk's lands in Whiston, Treeton and Aston
Sheffield Archives, Reference: ACM/S/109/3
May 1861Relating to all properties held in lease. Details of the condition of the property, with comments on tenants, buildings, etc., and recommendations for each. Maps. 1861-62.
Nottingham University Library, Department of Manuscripts and Special Collections
Papers of the Monckton-Arundell Family, Reference: Ga 10,154
24 July 1704Quitclaim by John Bellasis to John Broomhead and the heirs and executors of John Garland deceased and Mrs Grace Place and Susanna Wagstaffe and Mary Wagstaffe, her daughter, of the legacy and reversion left him by will of Mrs Grace Place in consideration of £12. Location: Wales in Treeton parish.
Broomhead Hall Deeds
Sheffield Archives,Reference: BHD/186
Reference: BHD/186Bargain and sale
Creation dates: 29 Apr 1689
John Wingfield of Haslebrough (Derbys.) and John Eyre of Sheffield manor, gentlemen, to William Steere of Darnow (Darnall?), cutler. A parcel of land lately divided into 2 closes called Fawkners Wood , abutting on the R. Rother and Barley close nearby (tenants: Barbara widow of John Ardron of Treeton and William Burrowes of Treeton, clerk, late Onispherus Austwick). For £400. (Mentions Isabel wife of John Eyre). The area is between Treeton, Aston and Orgreave.