Turbutt of Ogston

The major part of these records consists of the archives of the Turbutt family of Ogston from the late 16th century to the 20th century. The surviving records are predominantly title deeds documenting the extension of the Ogston Estate in Morton, Brackenfield, Stretton, Shirland and Higham in the 18th, 19th and early 20th centuries.

They also include records of the manor of Stretton 1662-1672, estate records including leases and papers relating to coalmining from the early 18th century, a large series of maps and plans, with some photographs, and family and legal papers.

The maps and plans section includes maps of the Ogston Estate in 1724 and 1788 (D37 M/P 245-246) and plans, estimates, contracts and correspondence for building at Ogston Hall by Edmund Stanley and Joseph Pickford 1767-1769 (D37 M/P 1-42). An unusual item in this section is a hunting map centred on Ogston showing neighbouring hunts and their areas circa 1850 (D37 M/P309).

The Revell family records surviving among these documents are only a small part of the family's archives and were acquired by a member of the Turbutt family in 1912. They consist chiefly of title deeds relating to the South Normanton area together with some manorial, estate, family and legal papers

D37 M/M Manorial records

D37 M/M1-12 Manor of Stretton

D37 M/T Title deeds

D37 M/T1-4 Arnold, Nottingham

D37 M/T5-8 Clay Cross

D37 M/T9 Chapel-en-le-Frith

D37 M/T10-13 Chesterfield and Newbold

D37 M/T14 Clay Cross

D37 M/T15-16 Derby

D37 M/T17-27 North Wingfield

D37 M/T28-39 Shirland

D37 M/T40-45 Stretton

D37 M/T46 Tibshelf

D37 M/T47-48 Leicestershire and Derby

D37 M/T49-57 Yorkshire

D37 M/T58-63 Unidentified

D37 M/T1721-1722 South Normanton

D37 M/T1723-1725 Stretton

D37 M/T64-556 Morton parish including Brackenfield

D37 M/T557-993 North Wingfield parish including Stretton and Clay Cross

D37 M/T994-1527 Shirland parish including Higham

D37 M/T1528-1538 Chesterfield parish

D37 M/T1539-1618 Crich parish (also some additional Brackenfield and additional Shirland deeds)

D37 M/T1619-1667 Shirland parish

D37 M/T1668-1672 Shirland Manor Court

D37 M/T1673-1681 Brackenfield

D37 M/T1682-1703 Conveyances from the estate

D37 M/T1704-1720 Miscellaneous

D37 M/E Estate records

D37 M/E1 Surveys and valuations

D37 M/E2-8 Rentals and accounts

D37 M/E9-33 Estate and financial administration

D37 M/E36-59 Leases, Morton parish

D37 M/E60-81 Leases, North Wingfield parish

D37 M/E82-123 Leases, Shirland parish

D37 M/E124-223 Coalmining papers

D37 M/E224-230 Land tax

D37 M/E231-241 & D37 M/E368-384 Brackenfield Chapel

D37 M/E242-363 Miscellaneous papers

D37 M/E364-367 Miscellaneous leases

D37 M/E385 Brackenfield Church School

D37 M/E386 Handley School and Church

D37 M/E387 Clay Cross Secondary School

D37 M/E388 Institute at Clay Cross

D37 M/E389-390 Shirland School

D37 M/E391-393 Wessington Church

D37 M/P Maps and Plans

D37 M/P1-206 Ogston Hall (including photographs)

D37 M/P207-211 Shirland School House

D37 M/P212-213 Chapel at Handley

D37 M/P214-222 Mineral workings

D37 M/P223-244 Railway land

D37 M/P245-249 Ogston estate

D37 M/P250-252 Ashover and Lea

D37 M/P253-268 Morton parish - Brackenfield and Woolley

D37 M/P269-280 North Wingfield parish - Clay Lane and Stretton

D37 M/P281-293 Shirland parish

D37 M/P294 Tansley

D37 M/P295 Wessington

D37 M/P296-304 & D37 M/P 309-310 Ordnance survey maps and estate maps based on Ordnance Survey

D37 M/P305-307 Miscellaneous

D37 M/P308 Higham

D37 M/F Personal Papers

D37 M/F1-21 Wills, settlements of Revell of Ogston

D37 M/F22-64 Turbutt family papers

D37 M/F65-77 Brackenfield Chapel

D37 M/F78-87 Gladwin family

D37 M/F88-97 Reverend William Burrow

D37 M/F98-136 Correspondence

D37 M/F137 Clay Cross Volunteers and Derby Militia

D37 M/F138-143 Campaign for 1868 election and other political papers

D37 M/F144-148 & D37 M/F168 Sketches, designs etc

D37 M/F149-157 Photographs

D37 M/F158-167 Public events

D37 M/F169-172 Miscellaneous

D37 M/Z Miscellaneous

D37 M/Z1-8 Chiefly relating to properties not known to have belonged to the Turbutt family

D37 M/H Holland family records

D37 M/H1-23 Personal and miscellaneous papers

D37 M/R Revell family records

D37 M/RM Manorial documents of Blackwell, Pinxton and Normanton

D37 M/RT Title deeds

D37 M/RE Estate papers

D37 M/RF Personal papers

D37 M/RL Legal documents

D37/1-11 Additional deposit

D37/1 Title deeds

D37/2 Enclosure records

D37/3-5 Stretton and Shirland manorial records

D37/6-11 Estate administration

The records are grouped into sections for manorial records, title deeds, estate records, maps and plans, and family and legal papers

<p>For other records of the Revell family see D184</p>

• <corpname>Turbutt family of Ogston Hall, Brackenfield, Derbyshire</corpname>
• <corpname>Revell family of Carnfield, South Normanton, Derbyshire</corpname>

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The records were transferred to the County Council and later to the Record Office over a number of years, the first transfers occurring in 1952 and 1957, before the establishment of the Record Office in 1962. The records received in the 1950s later became part of the holdings of the Record Office and further records were deposited 1965-1999

The Turbutt family originated in Yorkshire but the marriage of Richard Turbutt of Doncaster to Mary Ann daughter and co-heiress of John Revell of Ogston Hall led to the establishment of the family in East Derbyshire. Mary Ann died in 1724 and the last of her children in 1726 and it was a son of Richard's second marriage to Frances Babington of London who succeeded to Mary Ann's half of the Ogston estate and built the Georgian house at Ogston. In 1791 John, son of William Woodyeare and Katherine Revell sold his half to William, son of Richard Turbutt

The Revell family of Carnfield (according to a tradition current in the family as late as the 18th century) came from Newbold Revell in Warwickshire. The earliest of the Carnfield Revells of whom anything is known is Thomas Revell, sergeant of law, of Higham (will dated 1474). His third son Hugh was involved in lead smelting and established the family at Carnfield by a large purchase of land and houses there in 1501. The last male of the family died in 1797 and Carnfield passed to the Wilmot and then other families. The family's estate at South Normanton, Pinxton and Blackwell was not far from the Turbutts' Ogston estate.