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PITT v EXECUTORS OF EARL OF LONDONDERRY: Exhibits. 1. 1717-1719. Letters to Lord...
Catalogue reference: C 108/417
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- 1682-1728
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PITT v EXECUTORS OF EARL OF LONDONDERRY: Exhibits.
- 1. 1717-1719. Letters to Lord Londonderry from Thomas Crawford n Paris, dealing with his affairs.
- 2. 1713-1716. Letters to Lord Londonerry from Colonel Knox of Major General Pepper's Regiment.
- 3. 1718-1728. Documents dealing with Lady Londonderry's estate in Yorkshire, including letters from Mr Eastop.
- 4. 1720-1725. Letters to Lord Londonderry from Abraham Mouchard in Amsterdam.
- 5. 1719-1725. Letters to Lord Londonderry from Colonel James Otway (in pursuit of John Law).
- 6. 1718-1728. Rent rolls and accounts by Randall Phillips from Lord Londonderry's Devon estate.
- 7. 1721-1723. Letters and accounts of tobacco trade by Robert Arbuthnot in France.
- 8. 1717-1723. Contracts establishing the New Bahamas Society buying out original leases.
- 9. 1721-1728. Letters and accounts of the New Bahamas Company with agents in the Caribbean, Woodes Roger, James Gohier.
- 10. 1726-1727. Letters to Lord Londonderry from James Brampton about the sale of his chaplaincy in the Duke of Argyll's Regiment.
- 11. 1718-1728. Letters and accounts from the Irish Regiment, Colonel Harwood and Lieut Shinton.
- 12. 1718-1722. Family letters of a personal nature to Lord Londonderry from his mother Jane Pitt, his sister Lucy Lady Stanhope, [Bridget] Lady Fauconberg, and sundry relatives and servants.
- 13. 1716-1728. Accounts of Devon, and some Irish and English, estates
- 14. 1719-1723. Drafts of initiatives taken by Lord Londonderry with Stanhope, John Law, Alexander Stevenson.
- 15. 1683-1722. Various legal documents realting to the Pitt family in Wiltshire.
- 16. 1682-1685. Indentures relating to Londonderry's farmlands in Yorkshire.
- 17. 1687. Indentures relating to Londonderry's farmlands in Yorkshire.
- 18. 1691-1706. Indentures relating to Londonderry's farmlands in Yorkshire.
- 19. 1713-1718. Indentures relating to Londonderry's farmlands in Yorkshire.
- 20. 1720. Londonderry's acquisition of these Yorkshire farmlands.
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- This catalogue entry was enhanced in 2022 with data kindly supplied by Prof Larry Neal.
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- Larry Neal, 'I Am Not Master of Events': The Speculations of John Law and Lord Londonderry in the Mississippi and South Sea Bubbles (Yale, 2012)
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