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Total number of records: 182
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| People and organisations | Count |
|---|---|
| Clay, Charles Travis (1885-1978) | 13 |
| Clay, Edith Margaret | 13 |
| Dodsworth, Roger (1585-1654) | 13 |
| Farrer, William (1861-1924) | 13 |
| Oastler, Richard (1789-1861) | 13 |
| Yorkshire Archaeological and Historical Society | 13 |
| Yorkshire Archaeological Society | 13 |
| Great Britain. Record Commission | 10 |
| Innes, Cosmo (1798-1874) | 10 |
| Scotland | 10 |
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Quitclaim with warranty
24 Dec 1325
1) Richard miller of Colthorp 2) Sir John de Walkyngham Knight lord of 1) and Joan his wife and the heirs. of Sir John Quitclaim by 1) of 1 messuage and 3acres of land in Colthorp the which messuage...
Deed creating a trust
11 Feb 1664
1. Nicholas Hirst of Ashton under Lyne and Anne his wife 2. Anthony Armitage of Thickhollins, gentleman and Humphrey Armitage of Honley, blacksmith
Miscellaneous letters and papers
1881-1921
List of items purchased in Japan, Nov 1881. Letters from Alfred Irwin in Tangier about her property with account (in Arabic), 1916-1921. Letter from Evelyn Hackworth, n.d. Letter from M. A. Weston ...
Letters received
c1870
Letters from her husband, Lord Ribblesdale, in France; including two letters from her to her son Tommy Label 'Letters to Tommy. 2 from my father about Fontainbleau after the war. 1870'
Miscellaneous papers
19th century
Comprising: page of music 'Baron Brassches Favourite Waltz' written on back of cross-written letter; letter from R.C. to his mother when 6 years old; three letters in French to unidentifield recipien...
Printed advertisements
18th century
Including: abstract of the King's proclamation respecting weight of gold coin [1774]; Nelson and Collett, oilmen at the Oil Jar and Neats' Tongues, Strand, London; games sold by Vaugeois of 'Le Singe ...
Beatrix Lister, sister of Thomas Lister, fourth Baron Ribblesdale (b.1856)
1870-1931
Family letters collected together by Beatrix, or Beatrice, Lister (known to her family as 'Sissy'), as well as her own correspondence.