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Gregorys in Elton,Derbyshire 1773-1822

Elton Church

During my early genealogical research looking for my dad, Robin Gregory’s ancestors I traced a branch of Gregory’s to Elton in Derbyshire. They were also found in the nearby villages of Stanton, Birchover and Youlgreave.

Joseph::Yeoman
He Bought Botham’s house in 1773, and died before 1801
The oldest son called Abraham

Bothams House in Well St. Elton garden, Stable and Swinecote, Banksite, Croft and Foxlow.

Gregory, Charles::Smokehouse Deeds-1867

Owned land at the North side of the old smokehouse. This land previously belonged to Mr Barnatt.

1780
William Gregory owns land Tennented by Joseph Gregory at a rate of £1.04s per year.

Joseph seems to own his own land too – pays 3+11 Tax.

1802
William Gregory – Fined 5 shillings for using a cart without the owner’s name on it.

1809
but written in 1822.
Regarding the allocation of enclosures.

Plot allocation
Joseph-101,102 seems to have bought or earned the right to 1/8th the tithes of Elton
William-126,132,44,5
Abraham-155

To Joseph-heir of Charles Gregory
8 acres, 2 roods and 21 perches

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Mrs Burnett also researched some of the Gregorys from Baslow. Amongst her notes were details that::-

in the will of Robert Gregory, The Elder.
Humphrey owed 7+6pence to James of Baslow in 1691. (whether or not this is our James is to be decided).  Also, this draws attention to a strong possibility that these Baslow Gregorys could well have been in contact with my (birth family ancestors) the Marsden’s who lived in Baslow for many generations before leaving for Ireland.
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Phil Gregory is a Derbyshire bloke with both Irish and Jamaican Roots.

He's a marketer, author and amateur photographer. He enjoys Genealogy, Fell Running and collecting and painting War games miniatures.

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