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Total number of records: 4760
Count of Record type
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Top 10: Subject
Top 10: Place
Top 10: People and organisations
| People and organisations | Count |
|---|---|
| Great Britain. Parliament | 273 |
| Brotherton, Edward Allen Brotherton 1st Baron (1856-1930) | 234 |
| Society of Friends | 233 |
| Great Britain | 162 |
| Baron Brotherton | 156 |
| Brotherton, Edward Allen Brotherton | 156 |
| Colonel Edward Allen Brotherton | 156 |
| Lord Brotherton | 156 |
| Sir Edward Allen Brotherton | 156 |
| Church of England | 110 |
Count of Earliest date
Letters
1647-1655
Letter from Mathew Wilson in Kendal to Thomas Hammond at John Dixon's house in Iremonger Lane; refers to trip to Brigsteare [Westmorland] to see his mother, with London and financial news, 20 Jun 1647...
Letter
nd [17th century]
Letter to Sir Godfrey Copley from unknown writer [unsigned] about the presentation of his son to the benefice of Sprotbrough, secretly because there are such dreadful apprehensions of the coming in of...
Letter
25th Apr 1666
Letter to Lord Ashley and Earl of Southampton, Lord High Treasurer. Signed by 17 signatories.
Letter
19th May 1663
Letter to Gabriel Whittance at Adwick on Dearne from John Scrimshire, of Clements Inn, London, suggesting he talks to Sir Godfrey Copley about the problem he has with Mr Jarvas Peirpoint in raising a ...
Letter
5 May 1614
Henry Thompson (steward) to Sir Henry Slingsby re dispatch of rents, burgage election and local estate affairs.
Letter
26 Oct 1622
James Slinger to his brother [in law Giles Blackburne?] accompanying the parcells and a book his brother had sent for
Letter
1648-1649
To John Blackburne from his loving kinsman Richard Poulton London Re money owed by James Collins 22 Mar 1648/9 paper
Letter
16 Jun 1655
Richard Poulton to [-] Blackburne his cousin re bequest of “12 pence loafes Each Sunday” to the poor of Marrick (and “Mr Richard Hacheson to drinke half A Crowne”) 16 Jun 1655 paper poor con...
Letter
1640-1680
Richard Poulton to Cousen John “ Yours of the 20th instant I have receved: and the parish wher the bread is to be distributed is Marrick which I forgott to Insert in mye last whare as you desire me ...