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Pentrich is a quiet, rural Derbyshire village situated just a mile north of Ripley.
Pentrich is famous as the site of the last 'revolution' in England, which took place here in June 1817. Between about 200 and 300 local men, lightly armed, with pikes, scythes and a few guns, formed themselves into a small army and on the night of June 9th marched towards Nottingham where they had expected to meet up with many more on a great march towards London. They were met instead by a cavalry troop at Kimberley and were routed. There was no revolution and soldiers soon rounded up the rebels. Their leader was Jeremiah Brandreth and after a short trial, three of group were hung for treason at Derby, 14 sent to a penal colony in Australia and 6 were jailed. The story of the revolution is well told by the Pentrich Historical Society at www.pentrich.org.uk with a village trail.
The Parish of Pentrich was an important centre before the revolution with evidence that the village was already settled when the Romans came through on their way to Chesterfield and the north in 200AD. The village belonged to Darley Abbey but then passed through the hands of the Zouch family before coming into the Cavendish family, later Dukes of Devonshire, in 1634. The village remained part of the Chatsworth Estate until 1950, when the tenants were able to buy their own houses during an auction by the estate. The rural character of the village today is owed in part to the fact that progress stopped in 1817, and nearby Ripley became the commercial centre.The Black Death visited Pentrich in 1349, when three vicars died in one year.
Local Areas to Pentrich:
Alfreton, Ambergate, Ashbourne, Bakewell, Belper, Brailsford, Buxton, Carsington, Castle Donington, Charlesworth, Chesterfield, Chisworth, Clay Cross, Crich, Cromford, Denby, Derby, Derbyshire, Dronfield, Duffield, Eckington, Glossop, Heanor, Holbrook, Ilkeston, Kilburn, Kirk-Ireton, Kirk Langley, Little Eaton, Long Eaton, Matlock, Matlock Bath, Milford, Pentrich, Ripley, Sudbury, Swadlincote, West Hallam, Wirksworth
