Hi Lynne It appears that Derby Hall was an area or terrace of houses, rather than a single building In 1851 there are the following enumerated Basin Navigation Inn Bugsworth Hall (2 x dwellings) Bugsworth cottages (3 x dwellings) Derby Hall (8 x dwellings) Top Moore Waterside The 8 dwellings enumerated Derby Hall are three unoccupied, of the others they are mostly labourers, lime kiln workers etc, the most qualified being a letter carrier I would hazard a guess Derby Hall may be the row next to the church Unfortunately the census on findmypast does not have the enumeration description easily available which may help to determine the location in relation to other named places (first page of an enumeration section) Nivard Ovington in Cornwall (UK) On 22/07/2016 00:39, Lynne Simpson via wrote: > Hello the list > > > > I am deep into writing up my own Derbyshire history and I would really > appreciate some help. > > > > My 3xg grandfather James had a brother Moses who was born at Derby Hall when > his father was schoolmaster in Bugsworth. Doing LOTS of Googling (since I > can't get access to physical maps etc, or books) I cannot find where Derby > Hall is/was. I have uncovered other baptism records also listing Derby Hall, > Bugsworth, so it must have been somewhere. Another relative visited Buxworth > and asked for any information about Derby Hall but no-one who was spoken > with seemed to know anything about it. > > > > Can anyone clear up whether there was a Derby Hall anywhere in Bugsworth > about 1850 or whether Derby Hall has now been called something else? Can > anyone tell me if the schoolhouse was called Derby Hall? Is the schoolhouse > the stone house on the opposite side of the road from the Navigation Inn > that I can see on Google maps? > > > > Thank you > > Lynne Simpson > > Canberra Australia