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Business and estate correspondence, accounts and papers

Catalogue reference: BAG/10/2/1-2992

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BAG/10/2/1-2992
Title
Business and estate correspondence, accounts and papers
Date
1798-1848
Description

John Bagshawe of the Oaks (d. 1801), mainly residuary (1798-1837), 52; Sir William Bagshawe (c. 1810), 10; William Bennett (1834-47), 19; Joseph Bishop (1803-24), 20; John Bolton (1802-14), 13; Messrs. Bouverie and Antrobus (1800-48), 152; John Carr and son Charles (1814-18), 8; John Ellill (1808-37), 13; Mary Fretwell (1803-18), 7; John Hall (1822-41), 11; Robert How (1803-21), 18; Francis Jessop (1803-45), 29; Henry Kirk (1803-38), 17; Messrs. Longman, Rees & Co. (1832-8), 14; respecting mines, mainly the Grassington, Glory and Miners Engine mines (1801-42), 30; Lt.-Gen. William Murray, residuary correspondence and papers (1818-47), 186; Ann Newton, sister (1811-43), 50; Robert and Wilson Overend (1804-5), 7; respecting railways (mainly the North Midland) and canals (1830-46), 16; respecting turnpikes and other roads (1805-44), 22; Joseph Walker (Mainly respecting improvements at Ford Hall, 1831-47.); (1810-47), 180; Robert Waller (1805-17), 13; Isaac Wilkinson (1804-20), 12; Benjamin and William Wyatt (1801-46), 76; miscellaneous business correspondence (1802-46), 75; miscellaneous estate correspondence (1799-1846), 104; miscellaneous business papers (1798-1846), 9; bills and accounts, household and personal (1798-1843), 1,856.

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Manchester University: University of Manchester Library
Language
English
Record URL
https://beta.nationalarchives.gov.uk/catalogue/id/f288c4ea-a43d-4552-a8f1-131135be4be5/

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25,421 records

This record is held at Manchester University: University of Manchester Library

1,585 records

Within the fonds: BAG

Bagshawe Family Muniments

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Within the sub-fonds: BAG/I-XI

CORRESPONDENCE AND PAPERS

6 records

Within the sub-sub-fonds: BAG/X

REV. WILLIAM BAGSHAWE OF FORD HALL AND BANNER CROSS (d. 1847)

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Business and estate correspondence, accounts and papers