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Edenhall Estate, Cumbria

Transcribed from the seller’s photos on eBay

by Petra E. Mitchinson

2009

Contents Page Introduction ...... 6

The MUSGRAVE Family, Baronets of Edenhall ...... 7

Transcriptions ...... 9 22 Apr 1671. Account for masons’ repairs at Hartley Castle ...... 9 25 Dec 1674. HM Customs House account, Carlisle port ...... 9 18 May 1681. Marriage agreement Mary MUSGRAVE & John DAVISON ...... 10 09 Sep 1686. Soulby Court Baron rents & fines list ...... 12 1690s. Tenants’/voters’ list, Middle & West Ward, Westmorland ...... 13 16 Sep 1708. Receipt for grass and cattle sold ...... 15 20 Sep 1708. Receipt for 4 oxen and cattle ...... 16 26 Jul 1710. List of live and dead goods at Edenhall & Hartley ...... 16 14 May 1712. Receipt for various taxes ...... 17 08 Jul 1712. Receipt by the Rector of Crosby Garrett ...... 18 28 Jul 1712. Receipt for 6 rakes & 2 scythe shafts ...... 18 11 Oct 1726. Printed rent receipt for Kirkoswald tithes ...... 18 31 Oct 1726. Receipt for collars & stays ...... 18 15 Nov 1726. Receipt for butter for sheep salve ...... 19 28 Nov 1726. Receipt for slating at Barronwood House ...... 19 03 Dec 1726. Receipt for coals from HODGSON’s pits ...... 19 24 Jan 1726/7. A lengthy detailed blacksmith’s account ...... 19 31 Jan 1726/7. Receipt for a swine...... 20 14 Feb 1726/7. Carriage receipt from Newcastle to Edenhall ...... 21 17 Apr 1727. Receipt for building work at Barronwood House ...... 21 24 Jun 1727. Lazonby rent collector’s salary receipt ...... 22 09 Oct 1727. Account for Ann JACKSON’s goods and services ...... 22 01 Jan 1732/3. Detailed account, Birkett lead mines ...... 23 27 Jan 1732/3. Detailed carrier’s or coachman’s account ...... 23 06 Oct 1733. Receipt for Cartmell spa water ...... 24 09 Oct 1733. Printed receipt for rent for Blackhall township ...... 24 17 Oct 1733. Receipt for building a new barn at Old Park ...... 24 18 Oct 1733. Receipt for 63 loads of coal ...... 25 23 Oct 1733 – 20 Sep 1734. Private school boarding fees / expenses ...... 25 10 Nov 1733. Stone masons’ receipt for walling work at Bewley ...... 26 10 Mar 1733/4. Receipt for a black gelding horse ...... 26 29 Mar 1734. Wages receipt for work at Old Park House ...... 26 02 Apr 1734. Receipt for Bewley Castle rent ...... 26 10 Apr 1734. Wages receipt for dressing a meadow ...... 27 22 Apr 1734. Receipt for brewing ale and beer ...... 27 04 May 1734. Dining receipt from the Grapes Inn, Carlisle ...... 27 10 May 1734. Receipt for one cow ...... 28 13 May 1734. Receipt for Penrith church tax ...... 28 14 May 1734. Detailed blacksmith’s account ...... 28 27 May 1734. Pay receipt for managing Hartley lead works ...... 29 09 Jun 1734. Receipt for grazing of a mare & foal ...... 29 21 Jun 1734. Account for fetching horses, cattle & sheep ...... 30 23 Jul 1734. Saddler’s receipt ...... 30 13 Aug 1734. Receipt for goods carried ...... 30 23 Aug 1734. Receipt for fetching 15 brace of tench...... 31 30 Aug 1734. Detailed hay makers’ / mowers’ account ...... 31 10 Sep 1734. Receipt for a pair of cart ropes ...... 32 2 12 Sep 1734. Detailed haymakers’ and labourers’ account ...... 32 21 Sep 1734. Cooper’s bill...... 34 28 Sep 1734. Receipt for Bristols seed barley ...... 34 10 Oct 1734. Receipt for a brown gelding horse ...... 34 17 Oct 1734. Receipt for moss for new barn at Kirkoswald...... 34 18 Oct 1734. Receipt for iron for trundles at Hartley Mill ...... 35 05 Nov 1734. Saddler’s account ...... 35 18 Nov 1734 (1). Receipt for expenses at the Bush Inn, Carlisle ...... 35 18 Nov 1734 (2). Receipt for laying slate on barn at Kirkoswald ...... 35 29 Nov 1734. Coachman’s account ...... 36 19 Dec 1734. Receipt for repairing mill & dam at Glassonby ...... 36 26 Dec 1734. The Newcastle carrier’s receipt ...... 36 29 Dec 1734. Receipt for cart loads of ling ...... 36 04 Jan 1734/5. Two receipts for lime & carriage of coal ...... 37 28 Jan 1734/5. Receipt for wheat bought at Penrith market ...... 37 29 Jan 1734/5. Receipt for 5 gallons of brandy ...... 37 08 Feb 1734/5. Receipt for cloth, carriage and tailor’s bill ...... 38 10 Feb 1734/5. Coachman’s account...... 38 17 Feb 1734/5. Receipt for brown and white paper ...... 38 25 Apr 1735. Dining expense receipts for keeping courts ...... 39 05 May 1735. Cooper’s receipt ...... 39 16 May 1735. Detailed butcher’s account for fish & meat ...... 40 29 May 1735. Receipt for damages by Longrigg lead mine ...... 40 31 May 1735. Subscription to Penrith Races ...... 40 24 Jun 1735. Receipt for pickled sturgeon & chickens ...... 40 28 Jun 1735. Receipt for Staffield rent collector’s salary ...... 41 05 Jul 1735. Receipt for carriage of wine from Newcastle ...... 41 16 Jul 1735. Receipt for brewing “small beer” ...... 41 19 Jul 1735 (1). Expenses bill for journey to Cartmel ...... 41 19 Jul 1735 (2). Receipt for lead from Hartley lead mill...... 42 26 Aug 1735 (1). Detailed bookseller’s account ...... 42 26 Aug 1735 (2). Receipt for poor tax for Dockray End, Penrith ...... 43 11 Nov 1737. Carrier’s receipt, a hogshead of port wine ...... 43 20 Nov 1737. Receipt for beef bought at Penrith market ...... 43 29 Nov 1737 (1). Wages receipt for the bailiff of Staffield ...... 43 29 Nov 1737 (2). Receipt for butter for sheep salve ...... 44 26 May 1743. Bleatarn Court Baron document ...... 44 15 Nov 1750 (1). Receipt for a barrel of tar from Carlisle ...... 45 15 Nov 1750 (2). Receipt for water wheels for Hartley Mill...... 45 13 Dec 1750. Receipt for mountain wine from Dumfries ...... 46 26 Dec 1750. Receipt for a washing sieve ...... 46 19 Feb 1750/1. Receipt for a box of crown glass ...... 46 22 Mar 1750/1 (1). Receipt for carriage of ore from Birkett mine ...... 46 22 Mar 1750/1 (2). Washing & dressing ore at Birkett mine ...... 46 22 Mar 1750/1 (3). Repairs to smelt mill pond & water course ...... 47 25 Mar 1751 (1). Receipt for wood for Birkett Grove mine ...... 47 25 Mar 1751 (2). Receipt for carriage of ore to smelt mill ...... 47 29 Mar 1751. Receipt for carriage of lead mill castings...... 47 15 Apr 1751. Receipt for candles for Birkett mine ...... 47 27 May 1751. Receipt for brewing of small beer & ale ...... 47 05 Jun 1751. Goldington Hall repairs account ...... 48 06 Jun 1751. Tanner’s receipt ...... 48 08 Jul 1751. Prescription money, curate of Ravenstonedale ...... 49 09 Jul 1751. Newcastle carrier’s receipt ...... 49 3 12 Jul 1751. Bill for stubbing trees ...... 49 15 Jul 1751. Receipt for Jamaica rum ...... 50 16 Jul 1751. Receipt for carriage by the Kendal carrier ...... 50 05 Aug 1751. Receipt for 3 swine sold to Edenhall ...... 50 13 Aug 1751 (1). Receipt for cast iron from Clifton furnace ...... 50 13 Aug 1751 (2). Ropemaker’s receipt ...... 51 13 Aug 1751 (3). Receipt for 12 gallons of mountain wine ...... 51 13 Aug 1751 (4). Receipt for a dozen bottles of Claret ...... 52 13 Aug 1751 (5). Receipt for provisions including fish ...... 52 15 Aug 1751. Lady MUSGRAVE’s jointure receipt ...... 52 31 Aug 1751. Hartley smelt mill repairs ...... 53 18 Sep 1751. Disbursements for repairs ...... 53 28 Sep 1751 (1). Detailed mining account from Birkett Grove mine ...... 53 28 Sep 1751 (2). Petty disbursements account ...... 54 05 Nov 1753. Receipt for building work at Kirkoswald ...... 55 15 Dec 1753. List of Edenhall labourers’ names & pay ...... 55 29 Jan 1754 (1). Receipt for slating work at Blackhall ...... 56 29 Jan 1754 (2). Receipt for coal from Renwick pit ...... 56 06 Apr 1754. Threshers’ receipt ...... 57 06 May 1754. Edenhall church wardens’ receipt ...... 57 20 May 1754. Receipt for 1 year’s neatgeld & serjeants oats ...... 57 12 Jun 1754. Receipt for stone fencing at Skirsgill ...... 57 25 Jun 1754. Detailed saddler’s account ...... 58 02 Jul 1754. Detailed butcher’s account for various meats ...... 59 03 Jul 1754. Detailed cloth account ...... 60 08 Jul 1754 (1). Prescription money for the curate of Ravenstonedale...... 60 08 Jul 1754 (2). Detailed wages bill, Birkett Grove lead mine ...... 61 16 Jul 1754. Receipt for making barley into malt ...... 62 23 Jul 1754. A lengthy detailed hardware account ...... 62 05 Aug 1754. Receipt for hedging at Barronwood Plantation ...... 63 14 Aug 1754. Receipt for collars and shanks ...... 63 15 Aug 1754. Langwathby miller’s receipt ...... 63 21 Aug 1754 (1). Receipt for land, poor and church taxes ...... 63 21 Aug 1754 (2). Turnmoney receipt for Blackhall rents ...... 64 17 Sep 1754. Receipt for carriage of an iron chest to Stockton ...... 64 03 Oct 1754. Millwright’s bill, Hartley Low Mill ...... 64 08 Oct 1754. Rents & tithes account to Carlisle Dean & Chapter ...... 64 09 Oct 1754 (1). Receipt for Blackhall prescription ...... 65 09 Oct 1754 (2). Petty disbursements account ...... 65 24 Jul 1764. Druggist’s receipt ...... 66 04 Nov 1776. Court witness affidavits. Illegally hunting rabbits...... 66 25 Jul 1782. Bill for surveying & planning Lupton estate ...... 67 05 Aug 1782. Receipt for lime from Cocklocks kilns ...... 68 17 Aug 1782. Cart loads of coals for Edenhall ...... 68 30 Sep 1782 (1). Bishop’s rents receipt for Bewley Castle ...... 68 30 Sep 1782 (2). Salary for bailiff of Hartley & Kirkby Stephen ...... 69 08 Oct 1782. Ropemaker’s receipt ...... 69 16 Nov 1782. Account regarding Bewley Castle ...... 69 10 Dec 1782. Farrier’s receipt for curing a cart mare ...... 70 18 Dec 1782. Receipt for 1 year’s “Cornish” rent ...... 70 04 Feb 1783. Detailed saddler’s account ...... 70 15 Feb 1783. Salary receipt for the bailiff of Lupton ...... 71 01 Mar 1783. Labourers’ wages account ...... 71 05 Apr 1783. Detailed expenses account ...... 72 4 03 Jul 1783. Receipt for leasehold rent for Bewley Castle ...... 72 05 Aug 1783. Receipt for water to Kirkoswald Cross...... 73 06 Sep 1783. Receipt for work done at Fogclose well ...... 73 30 Sep 1783. Three bailiffs’ salary receipts...... 73 09 Oct 1783. Six receipts from the cellars ...... 74 31 Dec 1783. Receipt for tithes for Blandsis farm ...... 76 07 Oct 1797. Receipt for three pints of cart oil ...... 76 16 May 1808. Receipt for donation to the Penrith Sisterly Society ...... 76 28 Jun 1808. Receipt for rum & gin ...... 77 14 Jul 1808. Receipt for knives, forks & snuffers ...... 77 27 Jul 1808 (1). Receipt for mending an oven at Edenhall...... 77 27 Jul 1808 (2). Receipt for Langwathby Forest property tax ...... 77 05 Aug 1808 (1). Pay receipt for chopping bark at Kirkoswald ...... 77 05 Aug 1808 (2). Receipt for repair of lime kiln at Cocklocks ...... 78 04 Oct 1808. Detailed joiner’s account...... 78 13 Nov 1816. Receipt for tiles, bricks and carriage ...... 78 21 Nov 1816. Detailed pump maker’s bill ...... 79 27 Nov 1816. Clock maker’s / repairer’s receipt ...... 80 03 Dec 1816. Detailed account from a blacksmith ...... 80 12 Dec 1816. Receipts for carriage, Auckland, Durham ...... 81 20 Dec 1816. Receipt for hair, Bishop Auckland ...... 82 07 Jan 1817. Detailed account from a whitesmith ...... 82 06 Feb 1817 (1). Nailor’s receipt ...... 82 06 Feb 1817 (2). Receipt for slates to St. Helen Auckland, Durham ...... 83 06 Feb 1817 (3). Receipt for bricks & tiles ...... 83 06 Feb 1817 (4). Receipt for toll charges on loads of lime ...... 83 06 Feb 1817 (5). An estate rent collector’s receipt ...... 84 28 Feb 1817. Receipts for work at Kirkby Stephen church chancel ...... 84

Index of Names ...... 88

Index of Places ...... 95

5 Introduction

In 2009, I saw that a dealer on eBay (Dennis Morrison, Border Stamps, Hawick) was selling documents from the Edenhall estate in Cumbria. These were mainly bills and receipts predominantly from the 18th century, with a few documents from the late 17th century and some from the early 1800s. Most of these documents contain personal names, usually the name of the tradesman who had submitted the bill or signed the receipt in addition to the name of the agent or steward who had paid the bill on behalf of the MUSGRAVE family. Some documents contained whole lists of names. In addition to the obvious relevance to family historians, the documents as a group also give a fascinating insight into the lifestyle of the MUSGRAVE family and the expenses involved in running a big household.

It saddened me that a family archive like this was being irretrievably dispersed, and I decided to transcribe the documents still offered for sale from the excellent photographs the seller had provided on eBay. Unfortunately many of the documents had already been sold, and for those the photos were no longer available. This transcription therefore only contains 183 documents (although some of them consist of several original documents, so the total is almost 200). This represents a small fraction of those in the Edenhall archives.

I have tried to transcribe the documents as accurately as possible and to preserve as much of their style as I could, but of course a typed transcription can never give the same impression as an original document, and in particular it cannot replace the personal touch of people’s signatures and marks. Old handwriting is not always easy to read, and there may well be transcription mistakes as well as typing errors, for which I apologise.

I have used the following rules when transcribing:

All spelling is transcribed exactly as found in the document. If a word was difficult to read or the transcription made no sense, I have added a question mark or comment in square brackets [?]. If words or letters were completely illegible, they were replaced by asterisks *** . Surnames have been capitalised. All other use of capitals is as found in the document (sometimes it was difficult to decide whether initial letters were upper or lower case). Transcribed signatures are preceded by [signed]. The marks made by people unable to write were represented with a letter or symbol as close as possible in their appearance to the original mark, but it was not always possible to find a closely matching symbol. If there were several pages to one document or several documents in the same lot, different pages and documents were separated by wavy lines ~~~~~~~ .

The documents are listed in chronological order, with a heading and some additional information (e.g. size and condition of the document) based on the seller’s description of the item.

I have also compiled alphabetical indexes of all personal and place names which appear in the documents, as well as a list of the MUSGRAVE baronets of Edenhall for quick reference.

I hope that researchers will find these transcriptions useful not only as a resource for their own family history research but also as fascinating fragments of social history.

Petra E. Mitchinson

London, September 2009 6 The MUSGRAVE Family, Baronets of Edenhall

The MUSGRAVE family had long been a leading family of Cumberland and Westmorland and was originally of Hartley Castle in Westmorland. After a marriage around 1549 of Thomas MUSGRAVE to Joan, elder daughter and coheir of William STAPLETON of Edenhall, the MUSGRAVEs made Edenhall in Cumberland their main residence; Hartley Castle was demolished by the 5th baronet (1704-1735) for building stones, which were used to repair Edenhall. Edenhall was sold by the family in 1921 and demolished in 1934.

The MUSGRAVE Baronetcy was created in the Baronetage of England on 29 June 1611 for Richard MUSGRAVE, MP for Westmorland.

1st Baronet (1611-1615), Sir Richard MUSGRAVE Born 1585 at Kirkby Stephen. Died 06 Nov 1615 aged 30 at Napoli, Italy. Married Frances WHARTON in 1602. One daughter (died unmarried) and one son Philip, who succeeded him.

2nd Baronet (1615-1677), Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Born 21 May 1607 at Kirkby Stephen. Died 07 Feb 1677/8 aged 70 at Edenhall. Married Juliana HUTTON in 1625. Nine children, of which son Richard succeeded him as 3rd baronet, and son Christopher became 4th baronet after the death of his brother. MP for Westmorland 1640-42, resigned and fought for the Royalist cause in the Civil War, for which he was rewarded after the Restoration with a patent of peerage (which he never took up), a grant for 31 years of the passing tolls on cattle going through Cumberland (very lucrative), and the appointment of Governor of Carlisle Castle. MP for Westmorland 1661 until his death in 1677.

3rd Baronet (1677-1687), Sir Richard MUSGRAVE Born June 1625 at Edenhall. Died 27 Dec 1687 aged 62. Married Margaret HARRISON. One daughter Mary, who married Thomas DAVISON of Blakestone , Co. Durham. After Sir Richard’s death, the baronetcy passed to his younger brother Christopher.

4th Baronet (1687-1704), Sir Christopher MUSGRAVE Born c. 1631 at Edenhall. Died 29 Jul 1704 aged c. 73 at Westminster Abbey, London. Married twice. First marriage 31 May 1660 to Mary COGAN. Second marriage 15 May 1671 to Elizabeth FRANCKLYN. 3 children from first and 12 children from second marriage. Succeeded by his grandson Christopher, only son of his eldest son Philip (1660-1689). MP for more than 40 years (Carlisle 1661-90, Westmorland 1690-95, Appleby 1695-98, University of Oxford 1698-1701, Totnes 1701-02, Westmorland 1702-04).

5th Baronet (1704-1735), Sir Christopher MUSGRAVE Born 25 Dec 1688 in London (son of Philip MUSGRAVE & Mary LEGE). Died Jan 1735/6 aged 47 at Penwortham, Lancashire. Married Frances CHARDIN on 21 Jun 1711. 11 children, including Philip (6th baronet), Hans (born 1717) and Chardin (1723-1768). Demolished Hartley Castle. MP for Carlisle (1713-15) and Cumberland (1722-27).

6th Baronet (1735-1795), Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Born 23 Apr 1712 at Edenhall. Died 05 Jul 1795 aged 83 at Kempton Park, Sunbury, Middlesex. Married Jane TURTON on 24 Jun 1742. 10 children, all but two were girls. Succeeded by his son John Chardin. MP for Westmorland 1741-47. 7 7th Baronet (1795-1806), Sir John Chardin MUSGRAVE Born 15 Jan 1757 at Edenhall. Died 24 Jul 1806 aged 49 at Tunbridge Wells, Kent. Married Mary FILMER on 13 Jul 1791. 6 children. Three of his sons successively inherited the baronetcy.

8th Baronet (1806-1827), Sir Philip Christopher MUSGRAVE Born 12 Jul 1794 at Marylebone, Middlesex. Died 16 July 1827 aged 33 at Edenhall. Married Elizabeth FLUDYER on 21 Oct 1824. One daughter who died aged 18. Succeeded by his younger brother Christopher John. MP for Petersfield (1820-25) and Carlisle (1825-27).

9th Baronet (1827-1834), Rev. Sir Christopher John MUSGRAVE Born 06 Aug 1797 at Edenhall (son of 7th baronet). Died May 1834 aged 36 at Edenhall. Married Marianne HASELL on 14 Sep 1825 (she died 1835). Five daughters. Succeeded by his younger brother George.

10th Baronet (1834-1872), Sir George MUSGRAVE Born 14 Jun 1799 at Edenhall (son of 7th baronet). Died 29 Sep 1872 aged 73. Married Charlotte Catherine GRAHAM (of Netherby) on 20 Jun 1828. 3 sons and 3 daughters, but the two older sons predeceased him. Succeeded by his youngest son Richard Courtenay.

11th Baronet (1872-1881), Sir Richard Courtenay MUSGRAVE Born 31 Aug 1838 at Edenhall. Died 13 Feb 1881 aged 42 at Marylebone, London. Married Adora Frances Olga WELLS on 17 Jan 1867. 8 children. Succeeded by his son Richard George. Lord Lieutenant of Westmorland 1876-81. MP for Cumberland East 1880-81.

12th Baronet (1881-1926), Sir Richard George MUSGRAVE Born 11 Oct 1872 at Edenhall. Died 21 May 1926 aged 53 in London. Married Eleanor HARBORD on 09 Feb 1895. 2 sons. Succeeded by his only surviving son Nigel Courtenay. Stopped living at Edenhall around 1900 and sold the hall and estate in 1921.

13th Baronet (1926-1957), Sir Nigel Courtenay MUSGRAVE Born 11 Feb 1896 at Edenhall. Died 19 Feb 1957 aged 61. Unmarried. Succeeded by his cousin Charles MUSGRAVE.

14th Baronet (1957-1970), Sir Charles MUSGRAVE Born 09 Nov 1913 in London, son of Thomas Charles MUSGRAVE (a son of the 11th Baronet) and Ethel FROST. Died 26 Jul 1970 aged 56. Married Olive Louise Avril CRINGLE in 1948.

15th Baronet (since 1970), Sir Christopher Patrick Charles MUSGRAVE Born 14 Apr 1949 in Norwich District.

Sources: Wikipedia Leigh Rayment’s Peerage Page http://www.leighrayment.com/baronetage/baronetsM4.htm Musgrave Manor http://musgravemanor.homestead.com/2009a/index.html The Times Digital Archive; FreeBMD; BMD on Ancestry

No guarantees for accuracy of details!

8 Transcriptions

22 Apr 1671. ACCOUNT FOR MASONS’ REPAIRS AT HARTLEY CASTLE.

A neat and clean builders’ / masons’ account for repairs at Hartley Castle. 12" x 8".

From ye 2nd of Aprill to ye 22 of Aprill 1671 £ s d pd For topping ye Court wall 00 – 03 – 4 for Stones which was got for ye batlement 54 foot 00 – 09 – 0 for mending ye 2 gates, & in ye incourt 00 – 02 – 0 to Ed: HUBARDE & Tho: HUTON Eyther of them 5 days gitting Stones in ye quarrell 00 – 05 – 0 for leading slates 6 days 00 – 06 – 0 for trayses to ye Craddle 00 – 01 – 0 for leading stones for paving ye Stable & for ye Court wall 00 – 02 – 0 for 2 Stones from winton, for 2 lintells 00 – 06 – 0 for 95 lode of Coales 00 – 11 – 9 for leading Sand to blend lime for John MILLER 00 – 04 – 0 for leading Stones from ye quarrell to John MILLER 00 – 03 – 0 for making up lime for him 00 – 01 – 0 to Thomas HUBARDE, Henry ETKINSON & Tho: HUTON for serving John MILLER 00 – 06 – 0 for leading flags 00 – 07 – 0 for bearing in flags & Sand to Henry WALLER 00 – 02 – 0 for dresing out some rubbidge out of ye roumes 00 – 02 – 6 to John BARNBANKS & his man for 36 days 01 – 16 – 0 to Willm HUTON for 10 days 00 – 10 – 0 to Tho: GREENE for 9 days 00 – 09 – 0 for John BARNBANKS & theire man for 42 days 02 – 02 – 0 ------Sume 6 = 12 = 7

25 Dec 1674. HM CUSTOMS HOUSE ACCOUNT, CARLISLE PORT.

A neat account for the Carlisle Collector of Customs at Carlisle Port. 12" x 8".

Carlisle An accott: Currantt for Christenmas Qr: 1674

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Portus Carlisle Anno. 1674

Sr. Christr. MUSGRAVE Collr. is Dr.

To his receipt of subsiddy Inwards & outtwards wth. addth. Duty Money thereon and New Impost on all wynes and Brandys for ye Qr. from ye 29th. of September to ye 25th. of December 1674. 9

Subsiddy Outtwards 10 – 4 – 10½ Subsiddy of poundage Goods forwards payd 103 – 3 – 5¾ Addth. Duty of ye Same payd 39 – 15 – 2½ Addth. Duty secured Subsiddy of Spanish & other Sweet wynes Addth. Duty of ye same paid Impost of ye Same paid Impost secured Subsiddy of Rhenish & French & Brandy paid Addth. Duty of the same paid Impost paid Impost secured ------Totall Summ 153 – 3 – 6¾

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Portus Carlisle Anno. 1674

Per Contra Crediters: By Salleryes and Indenses [?] pd outt of ye Qr. Ended att Christenmas per Contra: 1674 £ By Cashe paid Collectrs. Qr: Sallery 10 – 00 – 00 | By Ditto pd Tho: TINKELL Surveior } | ¼ Sallery per voucher Dated Jan: 7th. } 12 – 10 – 00 | By Ditto pd Joseph HODGSON waytr: 05 – 00 – 00 | 45 – - – -- By Ditto pd Tho: CURSON waytr. 05 – 00 – 00 | By Ditto pd Tho: CURWEN waytr. 05 – 00 – 00 | By Ditto pd: Ba: FEILDING waytr. 07 – 10 – 00 | Jan 7th. By Ditto pd Ba: FEILDING and is } for soo much Disburst for paper } Incke quills wax pourdust and } 01 – 08 – 09 | fyreing Expended in the } | Custome house } | By Ditto pd postage of Charged lettrs 00 – 01 – 06 | 3 – - – 3 By Ditto pd Custome house rent } | to Edwd: JAMES } 01 – 10 – 00 | ------48 = - = 3 by Cashe rests to balance 105 = 3 = 3¼ ------153 = 3 = 6¾

18 May 1681. MARRIAGE AGREEMENT MARY MUSGRAVE & JOHN DAVISON.

A two and a half page detailed Marriage Agreement between Mary Musgrave, only daughter of Sir Richard Musgrave (3rd baronet), and John Davison of Blakestone in the County of Durham. A wealth of detailed information concerning the dowry and jointure. Initials at the end of the document for Sir Richard Musgrave and John Davison, so probably a draft or a copy of the original contract. A bit grubby and dusty, with weak file folds, fox spots and ink smudges throughout. 12" x 7".

10 Marriage agrement May 18th: 1681

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The Marriage agreemt: Condiscended too made & agreed upon & now and hereafter to be observed made good & performed on the Marriage of John DAVISON of Blaikstone in ye County of Durham Esqr: with Mary MUSGRAVE only daughter of Sr Richard MUSGRAVE of Edenhall in ye County of Cumbland Bartt made & agreed upon ye Eight tenth day of May Anno Dom 1681 By and with the Consent and good likeing of the said Sr Richard MUSGRAVE on the behalfe of the said Mary his daughter & Ralph DAVISON Esqr. gaurdian to the said John DAVISON As Followeth

Imprmis. It is agreed that ye said Sr Rich: MUSGRAVE shall give & assure unto ye said John DAVISON ye Mannor of Crosby Garrett with ye appurtnances in ye County of Westmland for and in Lew of one thousand pounds and also to give his owne bond for ye payment of one thousand pounds more in mannor & at ye Dayes following vizt. Two hundred pounds yearly for ye first three years and four hundred pounds ye next year after ye three yeares Ended. And that ye Summe of Two thousand pounds shalbe paid at such tyme & Manner as the Setlemt. on ye Marriage of ye said Sr. Richard & thee last Will of Sr. Philip MUSGRAVE Bartt. deceased doth lymitt & appoint ye same wch. said Summe of 2000£ soe limitted as aforesd. he ye said Sr: Richard MUSGRAVE doth hereby fully declare yt the same shall come & is hereby declared to come & Enure to ye said Mary MUSGRAVE according to ye said setlemt. & last Will. And these presents to be hereafter taken & to be taken as ye said Sr: Richard MUSGRAVE Declarason thereoff the Marriage portion agreed upon amounting in all to 4000£;

Item. It is agreed yt the said Sr: Rich: MUSGRAVE shall remaine in & hold ye Possession of Crosby Garret paying Considerason for ye 1000£ only charged thereon & the other 1000£ according to the bonds given & at thee dayes therein mentioned;

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Item. It is agreed that in Considerason of ye said 4000£ Marriage portion ye said John DAVISON at his comeing to ye age of 21 yeares shall setle in Joynture for & in Lew of ye Dower of the said Mary All these perticuler Lops. lands & Tenemts. with the appurtnances called Thorp Thewless Fullthropp & Seaton being of the clear yearly vallew of 400£ per Anno And its agreed that if ye said John DAVISON in his life tyme doe not provide ye said Mary a Convenient house for her Joynture house That then shee shall have ye Capitall Messuage house at Blaikstone with ye Orchards & Gardens & appurtnances And soe much of ye Demesne Lands of Blaikstone next to ye said house as ye vallew of the yearly rent of Seaton amounts unto. And that Seaton then with the appurtnances to be released in Lew thereoff wch. said house soe to be provided & the conveniences thereoff Equall to her birth & Quallity shalbe adjudged Conveniant in all thinges by Two of ye Relatives chosen indifferently for ye purpose by them to be agreed upon on each side;

Item. It is agreed yt the said John DAVISON at his age of 21 yeares shall make a deed of setlement of his Estate at Blaikstone Thorp Thewleys Fulthropp & Seaton to ye use of himselfe for life & afterwards to ye use of the heires males of ye body of ye first sonne begotten of ye body of ye said Mary & for to ye 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 & 10 sonnes according to Seniority & to their heires males pert. [?] and that ye said John DAVISON may have power too charge soe much of ye Estate not made in Joynture nor during ye Joynture to ye Summe of 4000£ for prfermt. for younger children;

11 Item. It is agreed yt if it shall happen yt the sd Jo: DAVISON shall dye without issue male & leave one daughter then that daughter to have 5000£. If two daughters ye like summe to be devided between them And if three daughters or more then six thousand pounds equally devided amongst them;

Item. It is agreed that if it shall happen that the said John DAVISON shall dye before he attaine the age of 21 yeares & leave any issue that then

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Hee shall by his Will or writeing give to the said Mary and her children ye said fouer thousand pounds portion;

Lastly. It is agreed that if ye sd Mary shall dye without issue she shall in her life tyme either by Will or other writeing have liberty to give or dispose of one thousand pounds to what person or use she pleaseth; signed by all ye partyes above said this day & year first above written interchaingably

R: M: J: D: To this I give my consent Ra: DAVISON

£ s d Blaikeston 370 – 00 – 00 } Thorpe Thewles 200 – - – - } Fulthorp 170 – - – - } per Ano. Seaton 034 – - – - } Tythes of Stainton 034 – - – - } ------808 – - – -

09 Sep 1686. SOULBY COURT BARON RENTS & FINES LISTS.

A fresh clean Soulby Court Baron listing of tenants’ rents and fines. 12" x 7". A bit aged on the back.

Fines paied att a Court holden in Soulby ye 9th of Septembr. 1686 m 0 4 N 22

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Fines rec. all and sundry at Court holden for the mannr: of Soulby ye 9th: of Septr. 1686

Row: GRAY for 6s:3d Indr: Rent 02 = 10 = 00 moore for 8d. Indr: Rent 00 = 05 = 04 Wm MUSGRAVE for 1d. Indr. Rent 00 = 00 = 08 John KNEWSTUBB for 9d: debt: rent 00 = 15 = 00 John KNEWSTUBB more for 2d: arb 00 = 03 = 04 James LONGSTAF for 2d: arbt. rent 00 = 03 = 04 12 Wm. HARRISON for ½d. on Room 00 = 01 = 00 Will. MUSGRAVE fine 01 = 03 = 04 Humphray WILSON 01 = 00 = 00 July 25th: (87) Isabell HUTCHINSON first moyety 01 = 09 = 00 Septr. 6th: Richard GATE fine 01 = 10 = 00 ------09 = 01 = 00

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Thomas HOLLYDAY 01 = 17 = 00 John MARTINDALE 00 = 09 = 07 Aolice MARTINDALE 00 = 01 = 00

Fines stated at Soulby Rent Fine James BELL 00 = 08 = 11½ 08 = 17 = 06 fine pd. Rowland GRAY Indre. 00 = 06 = 03 X 02 = 10 = 00 fine pd. moore Indentre. 00 = 00 = 08 X 00 = 05 = 04 Rowland GRAY Arbt. 00 = 01 = 10½ 01 = 17 = 01 fine pd. Humphray WILSON 00 = 01 = 00 X 01 = 00 = 00 pd. in a former acc Thomas FAUCETT Indr. 00 = 00 = 09 X 00 = 06 = 00 William PETTY 00 = 02 = 11 02 = 18 = 04 fine paid Wm: MUSGRAVE Arbt. 00 = 01 = 02 X 01 = 03 = 04 fine paid moore Indre. 00 = 00 = 01 X 00 = 00 = 08 fine paid Richard GATE 00 = 02 = 00 01 = 10 = 00 Isabell HUTCHINSON arbt. 00 = 02 = 11 02 = 18 = 04 fine paid John KNEWSTUB arbt. 00 = 00 = 09 00 = 15 = 00 Henry PETTY arbtr. 00 = 01 = 09 01 = 13 = 00 Robt. BONIFFEILD arbt. 00 = 00 = 06 00 = 10 = 00 John KNEWSTUB 00 = 00 = 02 00 = 03 = 04 fine paid James LONGSTAFE 00 = 00 = 02 X 00 = 03 = 04 fine paid Wm. HARRISSON 00 = 00 = 00½ X 00 = 01 = 00

£ rent fine Litle Musgrave John FARLAM 1 20 = 00 = 00

1690s. TENANTS’/VOTERS’ LIST, MIDDLE & WEST WARD, WESTMORLAND.

1690s. An undated 17th century two sided listing of tenants or voters in the Middle and West ward of Westmorland. 12" x 8". A bit aged and grubby on the back.

Westmorland Middle & West Ward

Barton Roger CLARKE in goods 3 William DAVESON in goods 3 Lancelot DAWES in Lands 3

Hartsop & Patterdale Thomas HARRISON in goods 3 Edward BEWSHER in goods 3

Martindale Jane BEWSHER in goods 5 Thomas COOKESON in goods 3 13

Sockebridge Thomas SANDER in goods 3 Lancelot LANCASTER in Lands 3 William DAVIS in Lands 2

Yenwith bridge Christopher DUDLEY Esqre. in Lands 1 Alexander PEEKE in goods 3

Askam John VARAY in goods 1 --- 5 – 6 – 8 Thomas SANDFORD Esqre. infant [?] 4

Helton John HOLME senr in goods 5 --- 6 – 13 – 9

Banton Richard WRIGHT in goods 3 --- 4 – 0 – 0 William TINKLER in goods 3 --- 4 – 0 – 0 Richard STEPHENSON in goods 3 --- 3 – 9 – 6 Sr. William HOWARD in Lands 6

Shappe Thomas FOTHERGILL in goods 3 --- 4 – 0 – 0 Roger HAYSON in goods 3 --- 4 – 0 – 0 Richard CASTLEHOWE in goods 3 --- 4 – 0 – 0 John LOWES in goods 3 --- 4 – 0 – 0 Willm WORMSLY Recusant in lands 2 Richard WHARTON in Lands 1

Crosby John POWLEY in goods 4 --- 5 – 6 – 8 Thomas DOCKER in goods 4 --- 5 – 6 – 8 John THWAITES in goods 3 --- 4 – 0 – 0 Richard JONNE in goods 4 --- 2 – 17 – 8 Robert SKAIFE in Lands 1 Mr. Allan BEDINGHAM in lands 6

Maldes meaburne James PICKERING in goods 4 --- 5 – 6 – 8 John DENT in goods 4 --- 5 – 6 – 8 John MARSHALL in goods 3 --- 4 – 0 – 0 John WINTER in goods 3 --- 4 – 0 – 0 Randolph WASHINGTON in lands 1

Cowby Richard WARCOP in goods 3 Thomas LANGTON in goods 4 --- 5 – 6 – 8

Bolton John GIBSON in goods 3 --- 4 – 0 – 0 John BLAYMIRE Senr in goods 3 --- 3 – 0 – 0 Thomas WIBER in lands 1

Cleburne John WARTON in goods 3 --- 3 – 10 – 0 Edward CLEBURNE Esqre. in lands 2

Morland Robert BACKAS in goods 4 --- 4 – 19 – 10 James FAIRER in Lands 1

Newby Richard ELLAN in goods 4 --- 5 – 6 – 8 Edward NEVISON in Ward 2

14 Sleagill Lancelot SHEARMAN in goods 3 --- 3 – 5 – 11

Kingsmeaburne Thomas RICHARDSON in goods 3 --- 4 – 0 – 0 Willm WILKINSON in goods 3 --- 4 – 0 – 0

Little Strickland Richard BOWERBANKE in goods 3 --- 4 – 0 – 0 Richard RIGGE in Lands 2 --- 4 – 0 – 0 Richard OAKANTHORPE in Lands 1

Thrimby Henry WESTGARTH in goods 3 --- 4 – 0 – 0 James WEBSTER in Lands 2 --- 4 – 0 – 0 Thomas WILLAN Recusant Barbary WILLAN

Great Strickland Edmund LANCASTER in goods 3 --- 4 – 0 – 0

Melkinthrop Richard WILLINGTON [rest illegible / crossed out?] Thomas WILLAN in goods 3 --- 4 – 0 – 0

Lowther and Richard WILKINSON als CRAG in goods 3 --- 4 – 0 – 0 Hackthrop Lancelot WALKER in goods 3 --- 4 – 0 – 0 Sr John LOWTHER R*t Bart in Lands 8 --- 16 – 0 – 0

Clifton Thomas RELFE in goods 4 --- 5 – 2 – 2 John WIBER in Lands 3

Browham James BIRD in goods 3 John LAWSON recusnt. in Lands 2 Bridget LAWSON recusant Willm WRIGHT in Lands 2

Woodside and Henry MATTESON in goods 3 --- 4 – 0 – 0 Moorhouses

16 Sep 1708. RECEIPT FOR GRASS AND CATTLE SOLD.

A small neat receipt. 7" x 6".

Chris JACKSON acct for grass of drove Cattle & for Cattle sold Anno 1708

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Chris JACKSON Debter to Sr Chrisr MUSGRAVE Bart for grass of drove Cattle viz. £ May 3 1708 To hay Peter HISLEP 01 : 6 : 0 July 2 1708 To Grass John GLAISTER 00 : 3 : 5 Sept 14 1708 To Grass Chris JACKSON 00 : 7 : 0 Septr 16 1708 To 5 stears sold 12 : 10 : 0 ------in all 14 : 05 : 5

15 Recd in pt of this note 10 : 00 : 0 Remaines 04 : 5 : 5

20 Sep 1708. RECEIPT FOR 4 OXEN AND CATTLE.

A small neat receipt for four oxen and other cattle. 3" x 8".

Sepr 20 1708 *** oweing and Indebted unto Jeffrey BECK } £ s the sum of Thirty six pounds Being the price of 4 oxen } 36 0 & other Cattle which I promise to pay upon demand } as Wittness my hand [signed] James BRANTHWAITE Per John GIBSON his X Mark

26 Jul 1710. LIST OF LIVE AND DEAD GOODS AT EDENHALL & HARTLEY.

A neat clean and fresh three sided listing / valuation of all the live and dead goods at Edenhall and Hartley, Cumbria, belonging to Sir Christopher Musgrave. 12" x 7". [Note that the figures on the first page do not add up!]

Edenhall in Conty. Cumberland July 26 1710 A particular acct. and valuation of all the live and dead Goods belonging to the honble Sr Christopher MUSGRAVE Bart. (viz.) in the Hallmire one cart horse and a mare 03 : 00 : 00 Two breading mares and one foale 20 : 00 : 00 one Galloway Bought 03 : 02 : 06 in the Garthes close 4 Cows and one heiffer 18 : 00 : 00 4 young calves 02 : 00 : 00 in the Guards 2 Scotch Bullocks 05 : 06 : 08 Bramrey-more 160 Lambs 20 : 00 : 00 Low Bramrey Wethers 29 10 : 00 : 00 Ewes 23 05 : 00 : 00 Hoggs 16 32 : 00 : 00 Rams 8 04 : 00 : 00 Freawood 20 Wethers } 21 Ewes } 17 : 00 : 00 20 Lambs } in the Graynary 70 Bushell of Bigg 22 : 10 : 00 7 Bushell of oats 01 : 06 : 08 2 Bushell of Rye 00 : 12 : 00 119 Stone of old wooll 25 : 00 : 00 17 Stone of new Wooll 03 : 10 : 00 in the Great Barn three mow of old hay 30 : 00 : 00 Stable loft one mow of old hay 06 : 00 : 00 pultery 00 : 12 : 00 old hay 10 : 00 : 00 ------208 : 03 : 02

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16 Hartley in Conty. Westmoland Brought over 208 : 03 : 02 Old Park 4 oxen Winttered 24 : 00 : 00 Low ashes 6 oxen Winttered 34 : 00 : 00 outwood 2 oxen Winttered 10 : 00 : 00 4 steares 17 : 00 : 00 3 heiffers 11 : 00 : 00 Hartley Fell Wethers 117 36 : 00 : 00 Ewes 154 40 : 00 : 00 Hoggs 056 09 : 00 : 00 Musgrave Fell Wethers 58 20 : 00 : 00 Ewes 104 25 : 00 : 00 Hoggs 048 07 : 10 : 00 Hartley Old Wooll 437 Stone 80 : 00 : 00 New Wooll 081 Stone 16 : 00 : 00 one Rood of oak boards 02 : 10 : 00 Musgrave one Rood of oak boards 02 : 10 : 00 ------542 : 13 : 02

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Brought over 542 : 13 : 02 Hartley Park Bought Cattle 8 oxen 048 : 00 : 00 one Cow 003 : 10 : 00 one Steare 001 : 10 : 00 one Bull 002 : 14 : 00 Low ashes Two oxen 012 : 00 : 00 out Wood 14 scotch bullocks 027 : 00 : 00 11 steares 040 : 17 : 00 Ednall Cattle close 1 Bull 003 : 10 : 00 ------Sum Totall of the Valuation 681 : 14 : 02

14 May 1712. RECEIPT FOR VARIOUS TAXES.

A neat receipt for tax regarding the salary of the Master of the House of Correction, repair of public bridges, vagrants and window tax. A bit damp stained, and rough around the edges. 6" x 8".

May the 14th. 1712. Received from Sr Christopher MUSGRAVE Barronet: The Summ of one pound nine Shillings and twopence being Sess viz: for the Master of the- £ - s - d -houseOCorrections Sallery for one whole year repairing 1 – 9 - 2 of Publick Bridges in the County and for Pass- ing vagrants Through the County, as also o window Sess for the Castle Due the 25th. of March Last Received per mee Tho HUTCHINSON Junier his Marke O

17 08 Jul 1712. RECEIPT BY THE RECTOR OF CROSBY GARRETT.

A neat receipt for salary for the Rector of Crosby Garrett. A bit dusty. 6" x 8".

July ye 8th: 1712 Received then of the Honnerable Sr. Christopher MUSGROVE Barroneett £ s d two poundes thirteen Shillings and fower pence due att Whitsontid Last to 2 : 19 : 4 Mr. Joseph FORSTER Rector of Crosby Garret I Say received for his use by me [signed] Willm. CLARK

28 Jul 1712. RECEIPT FOR 6 RAKES & 2 SCYTHE SHAFTS.

A small very neat and clean receipt for six rakes and two scythe shafts. 4" x 8".

July 28 1712. Recd of Sr Chris MUSGRAVE Barrt } the sum of Two Shillings and Eight pence } 02 : 8 for six Rakes and 2 Sythe Shafts I say Recd }

[signed] Thomas JACKSON

11 Oct 1726. PRINTED RENT RECEIPT FOR KIRKOSWALD TITHES.

A printed receipt. 3" x 7". Hand written entries into this printed document are transcribed in italics.

Comr Cumberd W REceiv’d the 11th. Day of October 1726 of Sr. Christopher MUSGRAVE £ s d For Kirkoswald the Sum of three pounds six Shillings & 3 . 6 . 8 Tythes eight pence being one years Rent due at T . 6 . 8 Martinmas 1726 last past. I say Receiv’d for the ------use of Oliver MARTON Esqr. tot 3 . 0 . 6 per me [signed] Josh. LAMBERT

Pro Acq’ 6. You are hereby required without further Notice, to pay this Rent due at Martinmas 1727 at the George in Penrith on the tenth Day of October following in the Morning, and bring with you this Acquittance; otherwise a Messenger will be sent forthwith to levy the same.

31 Oct 1726. RECEIPT FOR COLLARS & STAYS.

A small neat receipt for neck collars and stays. 4" x 7".

Sep 18th. 1726 Sr. Cristopher MUSSGRAVE Barronet Dr. £ s d To 6 neck Collers at 19d : 9 : 6 To 3 prs. of stays at 2/10 : 8 : 6 ------: 18 : 0 31 October 1726

18 Re d of Geo GIBSON the full Contents of this Bill and all oder Demands for Sr Chr MUSGRAVE Bat use per me [signed] Miles BARBER

15 Nov 1726. RECEIPT FOR BUTTER FOR SHEEP SALVE.

A small and neat receipt, although a bit rough at the left hand edge. 3" x 8".

15 November 1726 Red of Geo GIBSON fivetene Shill and and Six Pence for 3 Stone and 15 pound to Buter for Shep Salve I Say Red for Sr Chr MUSGRAVE Brt use in full per me [signed] Richard MATTHEW 0 – 15 – 6

28 Nov 1726. RECEIPT FOR SLATING AT BARRONWOOD HOUSE.

A small and neat receipt. 4" x 8".

28 Novembr. 1726 Recd of Geo GIBSON one pound Twelve Shill and Six pence for Slating and Lying Rigin Stons on Barronwood hous all for Sr Chr MUSGRAVE Brt use I Say Recd. per me John BOWERBANK I mark 1 – 12 – 6

03 Dec 1726. RECEIPT FOR COALS FROM HODGSON'S PITS

A small very neat and clean receipt for coals from Thomas Hodgson’s Pits. 4" x 6".

3 December 1726 Recd. of Geo GIBSON Thirten Shills and nine pence for eleven Load of Coalls from Tho HODGSON pits to Edenhall for Sr Chr. MUSGRAVE Bet use Wee Say Recd in full by us

0 – 13 – 9 Lancl DIXON L mark John GILL I mark

24 Jan 1726/7. A LENGTHY DETAILED BLACKSMITH’S ACCOUNT.

A neat and clean detailed blacksmith’s account. 13" x 8".

24 January 1726 Red. the full Contents of this within Bill for Sr Chr MUSGRAVE Bart use per the Hands of Geo GIBSON in full of all accounts per me [signed] Thomas ROBINSON

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December the 2 day 1726 Sir Christopher MUSGRAVE barenat s d for blind hores showing 00 – 05 – 0 19 2 for Cart wheales mending 01 – 02 – 0 2 for one pare of hames mending 00 – 02 – 0 3 for mad Cape hors showing 00 – 09 – 0 3 for 3 Core nales for lead worck 01 – 00 – 0 5 for young gray hores showing 00 – 10 – 0 5 for one remove of old gray hores 00 – 01 – 0 6 for young mear showing 01 – 04 – 0 6 for great gray mear showing 01 – 04 – 0 7 for 2 dozan and a halef of pinle pines 00 – 06 – 0 8 for 4 drow pines 00 – 08 – 0 9 for long nales 00 – 02 – 0 9 for Crop hores showing 01 – 06 – 0 10 for nales for lead 00 – 03 – 0 2 12 for Iron worck for 2 wheall baraes 02 – 00 – 0 13 for 4 remove of old gray mear 00 – 04 – 0 14 for one chanemending 00 – 02 – 0 15 for 6 hackes lying with steal 01 – 03 – 0 16 for mad Capes hores showing 01 – 05 – 0 17 for 6 Coach horeses showing 012 – 00 – 0 17 for great gray mear frosting 00 – 02 – 0 19 for pomp Iranes mending 00 – 06 – 0 19 for 4 hackes mending 00 – 10 – 0 20 for 4 removes of black galeway 00 – 04 – 0 20 for 4 removes of great gray galeway 00 – 04 – 0 21 for 4 removes of young pe hores 00 – 04 – 0 21 for old pe hores showing 00 – 08 – 0 21 for blont hores showing 01 – 06 – 0 21 for blind hores showing 00 – 011 – 0 22 for young gray hores frosting 00 – 02 – 0 22 for old gray hores showing 01 – 04 – 0 24 for young gray hores showing 00 – 07 – 0 4 24 for one vide wide 00 – 04 – 0 26 for 3 new hackes 07 – 06 – 0 26 for one goue [?] mending 00 – 06 – 0 26 for one spad mending 00 – 04 – 0 27 for 6 Cloutes for wagan and nales 01 – 09 – 0 27 for one new Candell stick for stabell 03 – 08 – 0 28 for 2 lowes Crookes 00 – 08 – 0 28 for 4 Cranpes for Cough houes 00 – 06 – 0 29 for 20 great nales for lead 00 – 10 – 0 29 for 3 bone stickes plating for gardener 00 – 10 – 0 30 for 4 polles Iring for a bell 01 – 00 – 0 31 for Irin worck for one pare of wie Caley 01 – 06 – 0 ------2 – 13 – 5

31 Jan 1726/7. RECEIPT FOR A SWINE.

A neat and clean receipt for one swine for Sir Christopher Musgrave. 5" x 4".

31 Janury 1726 Recd of Geo GIBSON one pound seven shill for one Swine Deliverd for Sr Christo MUSGRAVE Brt us I say Recd by me John DASON ‡ mark 20 14 Feb 1726/7. CARRIAGE RECEIPT FROM NEWCASTLE TO EDENHALL.

A small neat detailed Newcastle carrier’s receipt for Lobsters, Oysters, Nuts etc. etc. to Edenhall, Cumbria. 7" x 5".

Goods brought from New Castle to Edenhall for Sir Christopher MUSGRAVE barrt. since Septr. ye 5th. 1726 s d Septr. ye 5th. a lattin baskett to and from New C. 10 : 6 ye 12th. a cask of Oysters 1 : 6 ye 19th. a cask of Oysters 1 : 6 Octr. ye 9th. 2 casks of Oysters 3 : 00 and a stone of fig blew 00 : 6 ye 25th. a cask of Oysters 1 : 00 Nobr. ye 15th. a paper parcell 00 : 9 ye 29th. a 10 galln. rundt. wine 3 : 4 a bag of chesnuts 6 lobsters 1 : 6 Decem: ye 6th. a bundle of trees 4 : 00 ye 13th. a cask of Lobsters a bag of nuts 1 : 9 ye 20th. a London Baskett 1 : 6 ye 27th. a cask of oysters 1 : 6 ------1 : 2 : 4

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14 Febery 1726 Recd the full Contents of the within Bill for Sr Chr MUSGRAVE Brt use per Geo GIBSON the whole being one pound Two Shill and four pence I say Recd. in full per me [signed] Joseph PARCIVELL

17 Apr 1727. RECEIPT FOR BUILDING WORK AT BARRONWOOD HOUSE.

A neat and clean receipt for building costs for Barronwood House and Edenhall, Cumbria. 8" x 6".

Tho RICHARDSON & Geo DIXON Bulding Barronwood hows & Edenhall Remens 5 – 1 – 6 17 Aprll 1727

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[lots of scribbled calculations – not transcribed] £ s d 1 s d 75 /3 Square of Timber at 4 -4 . per Square is 16 : 06 : 5 1 s d 46 /9 Square of Timber at 2 -2 per Square is 05 : 00 : 1½ in all 21 : 06 : 6½

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Barronwood hows 5 – 15 – 0 Edenhall Bulding per Bill 21 – 6 – 6½ 21 ------Totell 27 : 1 : 6½ Payd before 22 – 0 – 0 ------Remens due 5 : 1 : 6½

17 Aprll 1727 Red of Geo GIBSON before 22 pound and now five pound one Shill and Six pence in all Twenty Seven pound one Shill and Six pence all for Sr Chr MUSGRAVE Brt use wee Say Red in full by us [signed] Thomas RICHARDSON 5 – 1 – 6 [signed] George DIXON

24 Jun 1727. LAZONBY RENT COLLECTOR’S SALARY RECEIPT.

A small neat and clean rent collector’s salary receipt for collecting the Lazonby rents. 4" x 8".

24 June 1727 Red of Geo GIBSON thertene Shill and four pence for one whole year salerey for Colecting Lazanby Rents I say Red for Sr Chr MUSGRAVE Bart use by me [signed] Philip WALKER 0 – 13 – 4

09 Oct 1727. ACCOUNT FOR ANN JACKSON’S GOODS AND SERVICES.

A neat detailed account. A bit damp stained. 12" x 7".

Ann JACKSON Bill for otes whels &c. 19 – 17 – 9 9 October 1727

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Goods Bought at the Sale for Sr. Chrisr. MUSGROVE £ S D Sr. Chrisr: MUSGROVE one axe 0 : 0 : 6 Do one Iron Fork 0 : 1 : 1 Do one Plow 0 : 1 : 11 Do one Waine and Wheeles 4 : 1 : 0 Do one Peeme 0 : 3 : 7 ------4 : 8 : 1

75 Bll of auld otes at 2/8 9 – 12 – 0 Cows Buling 0 – 5 – 6 2 days plowing 0 – 5 – 0 11 stray Shep taken up in 2 years 0 – 5 – 6 2 mars and one Cow taken up and } gras and Caling them at market } 0 – 10 – 0 8 Journeys with wagin and } 22 oxen to Baronwood } 0 – 7 – 0 20 Bll more of auld otes 2/10 2 – 16 – 8 12 Bll of new ones 2/4 1 – 8 – 0 ------19 – 17 – 9

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9 October 1727 Recd. the full Contents of the within Bll and all oder Demands of Geo GIBSON for Sr Chr MUSGRAVE Brt. use being nineteen pound Seventen Shill and nine pence I say red in full by me [signed] Ann JACKSON

01 Jan 1732/3. DETAILED ACCOUNT, BIRKETT LEAD MINES.

A neat and clean detailed account for implements bought and used at Birkett Lead Mines.12" x 4". for Sr. Christopher MUSGRAVE at Berckett Lead mines £ s d July 11d 1732 for one new hamer weighd. 8 pounds 0 – 3 – 4 14 Six new weiges 7 pound weight 0 – 2 – 4 2 new hacks nine poud. weight 0 – 3 – 0 22 one pair Clevis mending 0 – 0 – 2 26 one Bule for a Kible 0 – 0 – 4 2 pair Clevis mending 0 – 0 – 3 one new Beatter 9 pound weight 0 – 1 – 0 one new Scraper 0 – 0 – 2 2 picks. Sterling 0 – 0 – 6 more for 2 new picks 7 pounds and half weight 0 – 2 – 6 one new hamer one pound and half 0 – 0 – 6 one new Bucker 2 pound and half weight 0 – 0 – 9 one pair Thongs, one fire Shuffle, one pocker 5 pound weight 0 – 1 – 8 one new Gew [?] Iron for Bellows pipe 2 pounds weight 0 – 0 – 8 ------0 – 17 – 2 new year day 1732/3 Then Recd. of Sr. Chr: MUSGRAVE Bart. by the hands of Thos. RUDD seventeen shills. & two per me being for the Contents above Recd. by me [signed] Mathew PARKER [?] [lower part of signature cut off]

27 Jan 1732/3. DETAILED CARRIER’S OR COACHMAN’S ACCOUNT.

A small neat account from a carrier or coachman. A bit grubby on right side edge. 4" x 6".

Cuthbt. GEDLINGs Expences 1732.

1731/2 £ s d March. Carrying ye Pad to Penwortham for Mrs. LUMLEY 0 : 5 : 6 23 July Expences from Cartmel wth. Coach Horses } when sent back } 0 : 6 : 6 4 Journeys to Kendall for Fish &c. 0 : 4 : 0 pd. ye Carridge of a Parcell from Londo. } left per ye Carrier at Kendall } 0 : 2 : 6 A Journey to Carlisle Markett 0 : 1 : 0 Carridge of a Hamper to Cartmel 0 : 1 : 8 2 pd. of Tobacco Sticks for Sheep 0 : 0 : 8 2 Horns to Drink in 0 : 1 : 1 ------1 : 2 : 11 Jano. 27 / 1732 Recd. of Mr. Lan: SIMPSON ye full contents of this Bill per me Cuth: GEDLING X mark

06 Oct 1733. RECEIPT FOR CARTMEL SPA WATER.

A small very neat and clean receipt for Cartmel Spa Water. 5" x 6".

Octobr. ye 6 / 1733 / Recd. of Sr Christopher MUSGRAVE by ye hands of Lan: SIMPSON five Shillings & six pence for Cartmall spaw water per [signed] Thomas STEPHENSON

09 Oct 1733. PRINTED RECEIPT FOR RENT FOR BLACKHALL TOWNSHIP.

A neat printed receipt. 3" x 8". A bit aged. Hand written entries into this printed document are transcribed in italics.

Cumberd REceived the Nineth Day of October 1733 of Sr Chrofer MUSGRAVE Barnt, the Sum of one pound fifteen Shillings for one whole Years Rent for Bleckhall Townshipp due to the Noble Duke of PORTLAND, at Michas last. Allowd per Taxes 1s 3d £ 01 15 00 Recd 4 ** Acquitt [signed] Jo BENSON Collr

17 Oct 1733. RECEIPT FOR BUILDING A NEW BARN AT OLD PARK.

A small very neat and clean receipt. 4" x 6".

Octr: ye 17th / 1733 Recd of Sr Christr: MUSGRAVE Barrt per Lan: SIMPSON ten pounds seven shillings & elevenpence half peny being ye remaining part of money Due for Building ye new Barn at old Park, being 257 yards at 13½d per yard for getting stones Leading & walling ye sd Barn by me [signed] Thomas RICHARDSON

24 18 Oct 1733. RECEIPT FOR 63 LOADS OF COAL.

A small very neat and clean receipt for 63 loads of coal for Appleby then on to Edenhall. 5" x 6".

18th Octr. 1733 Recd. of Mr. Lant. SIMPSON three pounds thirteen shills & sixpence for 63 Loads of Coals deliverd att Apleby £ 3 : 13 : 6 Recd. by Thos. RUDD for Edenhall

23 Oct 1733 - 20 Sep 1734. PRIVATE SCHOOL BOARDING FEES / EXPENSES.

A batch of three neat and clean receipts/accounts for private school boarding fees, expenses and materials for masters Hans and Chardon Musgrave.

Master Hans Debter to Elizth. NOBLE £ s d April the 7 1732/3 lent 0 : 0 : 6 the 15 lent 0 : 0 : 9 21 lent 0 : 5 : 0 28 lent 0 : 2 : 6 May the 1 lent 0 : 4 : 0 June the 4 paper 0 : 0 : 10½ 8 lent 0 : 0 : 6 24 lent 0 : 0 : 7 July the 1 lent 0 : 1 : 0 22 paper 0 : 0 : 9 Augst the 1 lent 0 : 0 : 6 3 lent 0 : 11 : 6 6 lent 0 : 2 : 6 8 lent 0 : 5 : 0 14 lent 0 : 2 : 0 18 lent 0 : 1 : 6 21 lent 0 : 1 : 0 22 lent 0 : 0 : 6 Sep the 4 paper 0 : 0 : 9 5 lent 0 : 1 : 0 17 lent 0 : 5 : 0 27 lent 0 : 1 : 0 Oc the 13 lent 0 : 4 : 0 Oc the 18th lent 0 : 3 : 6 ------2 : 16 : 2½

October the 23 1733 Received of Sir Chris MUSGRAVE by the hands of Lan SIMPSON the full Contants of this bill by me [signed] Elizth. NOBLE

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Novr: ye 20 / 1733

25 Recd of Sr Christopher MUSGRAVE by ye Hands of Lan: SIMPSON Nine pounds in full for one half years Boord for Mr Hans & Mr Sharden MUSGRAVE due July ye 14 / 1733 per [signed] Eliz. NOBLE

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Septr. ye 20th / 1734 Recd of Sr Christopher MUSGRAVE Barrt. by ye Hands of Lan: SIMPSON nine pounds in full for one half years Boord for Mr Hans & Mr Chardon MUSGRAVE Due ye 14th of July 1734 by me [signed] Eliz: NOBLE

10 Nov 1733. STONE MASONS’ RECEIPT FOR WALLING WORK AT BEWLEY.

A small very neat and clean Stone Masons’ receipt for walling work at Bewley Castle, Cumbria. 4" x 6".

Novr: ye 10th / 1733 Pd Paul RICHARDSON for 9 days walling at Bewley 0 9 - [signed] Paul RICHARDSON Do. Pd Ino RICHARDSON for 9 days walling at Bewley 0 9 - [signed] John RICHARDSON Do. Pd Charles PENRETH 9 days walling at Bewley 0 9 - [signed] Charles PENRITH Do. Pd Thos STIVENSON for 9 days serving ye wallers at Bewley 0 5 3 [signed] Thomas STEPHENSON

10 Mar 1733/4. RECEIPT FOR A BLACK GELDING HORSE.

A small very neat and clean receipt, although a bit dusty and rough around the edges. 5" x 8".

March ye 10 / 1733/4 Recd: of Sr Christr: MUSGRAVE by ye Hands of Lancelot SIMPSON ye sume of seven pounds seven shillings for a Black Gulding per me [signed] Wm. SMITH Wittness [signed] Wm. WHINFIELD

29 Mar 1734. WAGES RECEIPT FOR WORK AT OLD PARK HOUSE.

A small and neat receipt. 3" x 6".

March ye 29th / 1734 Recd of Sr Christr MUSGRAVE Bartt. by the Hands of Lancelot SIMPSON two pounds four shillings for forty four Days work at old Park House & Stable by me [signed] Jonathan WILSON

02 Apr 1734. RECEIPT FOR BEWLEY CASTLE RENT.

A small neat receipt for a year’s rent for Bewley Castle. 4" x 6".

26 April 2 1734 Then recd. from Sir Chris. MUSGRAVE Baronet by the hand of Mr. Lanct. SIMPSON the Sum of five pounds in full £ for half ayear’s Rent for Bewley Castle due to the Lord Bishop of 5 Carlile at Ladyday last past. I say recd. for his Lordship’s Use by me [signed] Jos. NICOLSON

10 Apr 1734. WAGES RECEIPT FOR DRESSING A MEADOW.

A small and neat receipt. 8" x 6".

An Accte. for Dressing Meadow

Eliz: DALTON 4 Days at 4d 00 – 01 – 4 Anne DALTON 9½ Days at 4d 00 – 03 – 2 Sam: WESTRAY’s Maid 8 Days 00 – 02 – 8 Mary WYBERGH 12 Days 00 – 04 – 0 Barbary BLAINE 6 Days 00 – 02 – 0 Issabel BLAINE 6 Days 00 – 02 – 0 ------0 – 15 – 2 Aprill 10th. 1734 Recd from Sr. Chrisr. MUSGRAVE per William LEWTHWAITE the Severall Sums above for Dressing Meadow per Eliz: DALTON X Mark Anne DALTON + Mark [signed] Samuel WESTRA [signed] Mary WIBERGH Barbary BLAINE O Mark Issabel BLAINE + Mark

22 Apr 1734. RECEIPT FOR BREWING ALE AND BEER.

A small and very neat brewing receipt for Ale etc. 4" x 8".

Anne DENTs Accte. for Brewing

£ s d 8 Brewings for Ale 00 – 08 – 00 23 Brewings of Beer at 6d per 00 – 11 – 06 ------00 – 19 – 06 Aprill 22d. 1734 Recd from Sr. Christ. MUSGRAVE & William LEWTHWAITS Nineteen Shillings & 6 D in full per Anne DENT X Mark

04 May 1734. DINING RECEIPT FROM THE GRAPES INN, CARLISLE.

A small very neat and clean receipt for food, drink and horses’ fodder from Ye Grapes Inn, Carlisle. 4" x 6".

27 Mrs PATTINSONs Bill of ye Grapes in Carlile 1 : 3 : 1 May ye 4 / 1734

To bottel wine 0 – 2 – 0 To Nigus 0 – 1 – 2 To Servants Eatabells 0 – 4 – 6 To ale 0 – 3 – 11 To horses hay corn 0 – 6 – 4 To Sadell horses hay corn 0 – 5 – 2 ------£ 1 – 3 – 1

mistake the last bill 0 – 1 – 0

1734 May 4 Receved of Mr SIMPSON the full Contents of this bill

10 May 1734. RECEIPT FOR ONE COW.

A small neat receipt for one cow bought. 4" x 6".

May 10th. 1734. Recd from Sr. Chr. MUSGRAVE & William LEWTHWAITES three pounds five shillings in full for the price of one Cow per [signed] James NELSON

13 May 1734. RECEIPT FOR PENRITH CHURCH TAX.

May 13th / 1734 / Recd of Sr Christr: MUSGRAVE by ye Hands of Lancelot SIMPSON twelve shillings and Eight pence in full for one years Church scess for Penreth Church by us [signed] Thos. BURNE [signed] John WATSON

14 May 1734. DETAILED BLACKSMITH’S ACCOUNT.

A detailed blacksmith’s account for the shoeing of horses and for metalwork. Very grubby on the back, with the ubiquitous file folds. 13" x 8".

Sr. Christopher MUSGRAVE, Aprill 1734 £ s d q 2: day black mare 4 new shoes 00 : 1 : 0 : 0 3. d. for spring two Irons 00 : 00 : 10 : 0 8. d. a muck Hack made 00 : 00 : 4 : 0 8. d. 2 loups for a gate 00 : 00 : 5 : 0 8. d. black bird 4 new Shoes 00 : 1 : 6 : 0 8. d. for wath 4 removes 00 : 00 : 6 : 0 9. d. punch 4 new Shoes 00 : 1 : 6 : 0 9. d. Mr SIMSONs horse 4 removes 00 : 00 : 4 : 0 9. d. a bolt & washer making 00 : 00 : 6 : 0 10. d. a muck fork made 00 : 00 : 6 : 0 10. d. gray mare 4 new Shoes 00 : 1 : 0 : 0 28 10. d. 2 loups for a gate 00 : 00 : 9 : 0 11. d. morgans 4 new Shoes 00 : 1 : 0 : 0 12. d. old ball 1 remove 00 : 00 : 1 : 0 12. d. Mr SIMSONs mare 4 new Shoes 00 : 1 : 0 : 0 16. d. 2 penniworth of nails 00 : 00 : 2 : 0 17. d. gray galloway 4 new Shoes 00 : 1 : 0 : 0 17. d. for a Shekle mending 00 : 00 : 2 : 0 17. d. 2 bands and 2 crooks nails for a door 00 : 1 : 10 : 0 17. d. for latch and a catch and a staple for a door 00 : 00 : 7 : 0 23. d. 2 Staples for a cart 00 : 00 : 2 : 0 22. d. for squirel 4 new Shoes 00 : 1 : 6 : 0 24. d. a pair of hames making 00 : 00 : 3 : 0 24. d. wafe horse one remove 00 : 00 : 1 : 0 24. d. Mr. SIMSONs horse 4 new Shoes 00 : 1 : 0 : 0 24. d. button 4 new Shoes 00 : 1 : 6 : 0 24. d. 2 pair of hames mending 00 : 00 : 6 : 0 25. d. 4 weshers 00 : 1 : 7 : 0 25. d. for muck fork mending 00 : 00 : 2 : 0 25. d. for white legt.’ 1 new Shoe 3 removes 00 : 00 : 6 : 0 25. d. a pair of hames mending 00 : 00 : 3 : 0 25. d. for lion 2 new Shoes 00 : 00 : 9 : 0 26. d. Mr. MUSGRAVEs mare 2 new Shoes 00 : 00 : 6 : 0 29. d. a Staple for a cart 00 : 00 : 1 : 0 29. d. 1 new Shoe for a gray Hag 00 : 00 : 3 : 0 29. d. Chesnut galloway 2 new Shoes 2 removes 00 : 00 : 8 : 0 29. d. 2 hoopes 2 pikes for a wheel barrow 00 : 00 : 5 : 0 29. d. for a Cock mending 00 : 00 : 3 : 0 29. d. Toby 2 removes 00 : 00 : 2 : ------1 : 5 : 7 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

May 14th. 1734 Recd from Sr. Chr: MUSGRAVE per Willm LEWTHWAITS one pound five shillings & Seaven pence in full for the within Bill per [signed] John FERLANE

27 May 1734. PAY RECEIPT FOR MANAGING HARTLEY LEAD WORKS.

A small very neat and clean receipt regarding Hartley Lead Works, Cumbria. 4" x 6".

May ye 27th / 1734 Recd of Philip MUSGRAVE Esqr by ye Hands of Lancelot SIMPSON ten pounds for his Share in Carying on ye Lead works at Hartley by me [signed] Thos. RUDD

09 Jun 1734. RECEIPT FOR GRAZING OF A MARE & FOAL.

A small very neat and clean receipt for the grazing of a mare and foal. 4" x 6".

June ye 9th 1734 Then Rece,d of Sr. Christopher MUSGRAVE £ : s : d by ye hands of Thomas MASON ye Summe of twelve Shillings - : 12 : - for 6 weeks gras for a Mare & foal. Recd. by me [signed] John HANBY 29 21 Jun 1734. ACCOUNT FOR FETCHING HORSES, CATTLE & SHEEP.

A small neat account. 4" x 6".

June 21t 1734 Richard MATTHEWs Accte

April the 16 1734 Wm. MATTHEWs Accte. Tow Days at the heaning helping to fetch Horses tow days more helping to fetch cattel Tow days at bleckel helping to carry Cattel tow days at Gretabridge Carring a Mear to horse Tow days at hertley helping to Carry Sheep one day helping to lead stones, In all 11 days at 3d

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June 21t. 1734 Recd from Sr. Chr: MUSGRAVE per W. PEARSON two shillings & ninepence for the use of my Son William MATTHEW per [signed] Rich MATTHEW

23 Jul 1734. SADDLER’S RECEIPT.

A small neat and clean saddler’s receipt. 7" x 4".

Sr. Chr: MUSGRAVE Bott. John HOPPER Sadler July 23d 1734 £ s d To 6 Large Hide Leder Barhams at 2/4 0 : 14 : 0

Recd. July ye 23d. 1734 Mr LUTHWATE the Sum of fourteen shillings in full above by me [signed] John HOPPER

13 Aug 1734. RECEIPT FOR GOODS CARRIED.

A small very neat and clean receipt for various goods brought by the Newcastle Carrier, John MORESBY, to Edenhall, Cumbria. 7" x 4".

Good carried Sr. Christopher MUSGRIFF at Ednald hall by John MORESBY since Jun 26 August 12, 1734 £ s d Jun 26: 4 Stone 0 – 1 – 8 July first: 4 Stone 0 – 1 – 8 July 7: 2 large Jugs & 3 Stone 0 – 2 – 3 July 15: a pack 0 – 7 – 0 July 15 Lobsters & Lemmons 0 – 0 – 9 July 30. 2 firkins 12 Stone at 5d per Stone 0 – 5 – 0 ------0 – 18 – 4

August ye 13th / 1734 Recd of Sr Christr: MUSGRAVE Barrt: by ye Hands of Lan: SIMPSON Eighteen shillings & four pence in full of all accounts by me [signed] John MORESBY

30 23 Aug 1734. RECEIPT FOR FETCHING 15 BRACE OF TENCH.

A small very neat and clean receipt for fetching 15 brace of Tench from Mr SHEPHERD at Kendal. 4" x 6".

August ye 23d / 1734 / Rec d. of Sr. Christopher MUSGRAVE Barrt. by ye Hands of Lan: SIMPSON four Shillings in full for my Expences in fetching fifteen Brace of Tench from Mr. SHEPHERD at Kendall by me [signed] Thomas WIBERGH

30 Aug 1734. DETAILED HAY MAKERS’ & MOWERS’ ACCOUNT.

A detailed listing / account for hay makers and mowers at Blackhall in 1734. A bit grubby on edges, with the ubiquitous file folds. 13" x 8".

Accts. of Mowers & Hay Makers at Blackhall 1734

Robert SEWELL 8 Days Mowing at 16d 00 – 10 – 08 Joseph CRAGHILL 7 Days Do at 16d 00 – 09 – 04 Lancelot STOCKDALE 8 Days Do at 16d 00 – 10 – 08 John SEWELL 6 Days at Do at 16d 00 – 08 – 00 Wm GIBSON 6 Days at Do at 16d 00 – 08 – 00 Wm SCOT 6 Days at Do at 16d 00 – 08 – 00 Hugh JAMES 1 Day at Do at 16d 00 – 01 – 04 ------Totall for Mowing 02 – 16 – 00

For Hay Making Mary BELL 20 Days at 6d 00 – 10 – 00 Diana SEWEL 14½ Days at 6d 00 – 07 – 03 Mary SEWEL 14 Days at 6d 00 – 07 – 03 Anne CRAGHILL 11½ Days at 6d 00 – 05 – 09 Grace STOCKDALE 14½ Days at 6d 00 – 07 – 03 John STOCKDALE 10 Days at 6d 00 – 05 – 00 Jacob TOMLISON 10 Days at 6d 00 – 05 – 00 Margt DALSTON 7 Days at 6d 00 – 03 – 06 Mary DALSTON 6 Days at 6d 00 – 05 – 06 Sarah MATTHEW 14½ Days at 6d 00 – 07 – 03 William HARKSEY 8 Days at 6d 00 – 04 – 00 Margaret CARLISLE 8 Days at 6d 00 – 04 – 00 Jean CARLISLE 6 Days at 6d 00 – 03 – 00 Robert TOMLISON 3 Days at 8d 00 – 02 – 00 Willm DALSTON 6 Days at 6d 00 – 03 – 00 Joseph CRAGHILL 3 Days at 8d 00 – 02 – 00 Robert ROBINSON 6½ Days at 8d 00 – 04 – 04 Joseph TOMLISON 2 Days at 6d 00 – 01 – 00 Catherine CARLISLE 1 Day at 6d 00 – 00 – 06 Frans ROBINSON 4½ Days at 6d 00 – 02 – 03 Margaret LONGHORN 5 Days at 6d 00 – 02 – 06 Lancelot STOCKDALE 3 Days at 8d 00 – 02 – 00 ------Hay Making 04 – 14 – 01 Mowing 02 – 16 – 00 31 ------07 – 10 – 07 Brought from the other Side for Carting hay 01 – 00 – 08 Totall 08 – 10 – 09

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For Carting Hay

Lancelot STOCKDALE 6 Days with 2 horses & Carts & 1 Day with one horse & Cart at 16 per horse & Cart & 8d himself 00 – 13 – 04 To Do. 1 Day Goeing to Rosley with Cattle 00 – 00 – 08 To John DALTON 2½ Days with horse & Cart at water wears & two Days with horse & Cart at Hay at 16d 00 – 06 – 00 To Do. 1 Day at Rosley with Cattle 00 – 00 – 08 ------01 – 00 – 08

Augt. 30th. 1734 Recd from Sr. Chr: MUSGRAVE per William LEWTHWAITS Eight pounds ten shillings & Nine pence in full of All the within Contents per [signed] Rich MATTHEW

10 Sep 1734. RECEIPT FOR A PAIR OF CART ROPES.

A small neat receipt for a pair of Cart Ropes. 3" x 7".

Septr. ye 10th / 1734 / Recd of Wm LEWTHAT by ye Hands of Lan: SIMPSON three shillings in full for one paire of Cart Ropes nine pounds weight at four pence per pound by me Robert CURWEN R mark

12 Sep 1734. DETAILED HAY MAKERS’ AND LABOURERS’ ACCOUNT.

A very detailed two page hay makers’ and labourers’ account for the Edenhall Estate. With the ubiquitous file folds. 12" x 8".

Hay Makers Bill at Edenhall 1734 Cash Sepr. 12th 1734 Recd from payed Sr. Chr: MUSGRAVE Bart. £ s d per Willm LEWTHWAITE

Anne ADDERTON 12 Days at 5d - 5 - Rcd five Shillings per Anne ADDERTON A Mk Issabel BLAINE 27 Days at 5d - 11 3 Eleaven Shillings 3d per Issabell BLAINE + Mk Mary WIBERGH 30 Days at 5d - 12 6 Twelve Shillings 6d per Mary WIBERGH M Mk Anne DALTON 19 Days at 4d - 6 4 Six Shillings & Four pence per Anne DALTON + Mk. d Eliz: DALTON 28½ Days at 5 - 11 10½ Eleaven Shillings ten one /2 per Eliz: DALTON + Mk Mary WELLS 26 Days at 5d - 10 10 Ten Shillings & 10d. per 32 Mary WELLS O Mk SMITHs Servant 5½ Days at 8d - 2 1 Three Shillings & 8d per [signed] John BLAND William JOHNSTONs Maid 13 Days at 5d - 5 5 Five Shillings & 5d per [signed] William JOHNSON Mary DALTON 29½ Days at 5d - 12 3½ Twelve Shillings 3½d per Mary DALTON + Mk Sam: WESTRAs Servant 24½ Days at 5d - 10 2½ Ten Shillings & 2½d per [signed] Sam WESTRA Barbary BLAINE 5½ Days at 5d - 2 3½ Five Shillings & 3½d per Barbary BLAIN D Mk Richard WALLACE 3 Days at Hay at 8d - 2 - Seaven Shillings per Dos. wife 12 Days at Hay at 5d - 5 - Richard WALLACE R Mk Eliz: HODGSHON ½ Day at 5d - - 2½ Two pence ½ & one Shilling 3d To Do. Horse & Cart 2½ Days at 6d - 1 3 per Eliz: HODGSHON I Mk. Mary HILL 17 Days at 5d - 7 1 Seaven Shillings & 1d [signed] Mary HILL Eliz: JACKSON 3 Days at 5d - 1 3 one Shilling & 3d per Eliz: JACKSON W Mk Anne DENT 10 Days at 5d - 4 2 Four Shillings & 2d [signed] John DENT Mary BLAIRE 2½ Days at 5d - 1 ½ one Shilling & ½ Mary BLAIRE X Mk SMITHs Boy one Day at 3d - - 3 Threepence per [signed] John IRELAND Wm. CALLANs Servant 2½ Days at 8d - 1 8 One Shilling & Eight pence per Will CALLAN + Mk ------5 13 9

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Labourers Bill 1734 Cash Sepr. 12th 1734 Recd from pay’d Sr. Chr: MUSGRAVE Bart. £ s d per Willm LEWTHWAITE

Anne ADDERTON 6½ Days at 5d - 2 8½ Two Shillings & Eight pence ½ per Anne ADDERTON 2 Mk Sam WESTRAs Servant 9 days at 5d - 3 9 Three Shillings & 9d [signed] Sam WESTRA Mary HILL 5 Days at 5d - 2 1 Two Shillings & 1d [signed] Mary HILL Eliz: DALTON 6 days at 5d - 2 6 Two Shillings & 6d Eliz: DALTON + Mk Mary DALTON 5 days at 5d - 2 1 Two Shillings & 1d Mary DALTON + Mk Eliz: STEPHENSON 1 Day at 5d - - 5 Five pence per [signed] Thom: STEPHENSON Mary BLAIRE 1 Day at 5d - - 5 Five pence per Mary BLAIRE + Mk Willm CALLANs Servant 2 Days at 8d - 1 4 One Shilling & Four pence per Willm CALLAN + Mk Mary WELLS 3 Days at 5d - 1 3 One Shilling & 3d Mary WELLS ) Mk 33 To James BLAINE for horse & Cart - 3 - Three Shillings per 6 Days at 6d Issabel BLAINE + Mk To Gilbert ROSS for horse & Cart 1½ at 6d - 1 1½ One Shilling & 1½ & his Boy 1½ at 3d [signed] Gilbert ROSS To Sam: WESTRA for his Boy 13 Days - 4 4 Four Shillings & 4d Arwon for work in the Garden [signed] Sam WESTRA To Sam: WESTRAs Maid 9½ Days in the - 1 7 One Shilling & 7d Garden Arvon [signed] Sam WESTRA ------1 6 7 Brought over 5 13 9 ------7 - 4

21 Sep 1734. COOPER’S BILL.

A small and neat receipt, although a bit rough at left hand edge. 4" x 8".

Sr. Chr: MUSGRAVE Dr. To John JACKSON £ s d To 7 Days for Couper work at 12d 00 – 07 – 00 To Mendeing A Wood Bottle 00 – 00 – 08 ------00 – 07 – 08 Sepr. 21t. 1734 Recd from Sr. Chr: MUSGRAVE per Will LEWTHWAITE Seaven shillings & Eight pence in full per John JACKSON ‡ Mk.

28 Sep 1734. RECEIPT FOR BRISTOLS SEED BARLEY.

A small neat and clean receipt for Bristols Seed Barley. 4" x 6".

Sepr. 28th. 1734 Recd from Sr Chr: MUSGRAVE per William LEWTHWAITE Eighteen Shillings for som Bristols Seed Barley per [signed] John BROWN

10 Oct 1734. RECEIPT FOR A BROWN GELDING HORSE.

A small very neat and clean receipt for a dark brown gelding horse. 3" x 8".

Octr: ye 10th / 1734 } Recd of Sr Christopher MUSGRAVE Barrt. by ye Hands of Lan: SIMPSON five pounds fifteen shillings in full for a Darke Brown Gulding by me [signed] William LOY

17 Oct 1734. RECEIPT FOR MOSS FOR NEW BARN AT KIRKOSWALD.

A small neat and clean receipt for moss for the new barn at Kirkoswald. 3" x 6". 34

Octr. ye 17th / 1734 Recd of Sr Christr: MUSGRAVE Barrt by ye Hands of Lan: SIMPSON four shillings & Sixpence in full for getting & Leading Moss for the New Barn at Kirkoswald – by me – [signed] John HEWARD

18 Oct 1734. RECEIPT FOR IRON FOR TRUNDELS AT HARTLEY MILL.

A small very neat and clean receipt. 3" x 7".

Octr. ye 18th / 1734 Recd. of Sr Christr: MUSGRAVE Barrt. by ye Hands of Lan: SIMPSON Six shillings in full for thirty six pounds of Iron for binding of ye Trunals for ye Low mill at Hartley by me [signed] John STEADMAN

05 Nov 1734. SADDLER’S ACCOUNT.

A small neat saddler’s account showing signs of its age. A bit grubby etc. 4" x 7".

Sr. Christopher MUSGRAVE Dr. John HOPPER £ s d To Ladys Hunting Side Sadle 1 : 7 : 0 To Tosded furniter Bitt & Bosess 1 : 1 : 0 To apair of Langons for Mares had by the Coachman in the ye year 30 0 : 5 : 0 ------2 : 13 : 0

November ye 5th: 1734 Then Recd. of Mr SIMPSON the Sum of tow pounds thirteen Shillings in full above and all demands by me [signed] Jon HOPPER

18 Nov 1734 (1). RECEIPT FOR EXPENSES AT THE BUSH INN, CARLISLE.

A neat, clean, fresh receipt for expenses incurred whilst staying at the Bush Inn, Carlisle. 4" x 6".

Recd. of Mr. SIMPSON two pounds Eleven Shills. & four pence Being Sr. Chr: Expences at Carlisle as per Mrs. PATTISON’s 2 Bills at ye Bush Novr. 18th. 1734. per Me [signed] Chr. DOBSON

18 Nov 1734 (2). RECEIPT FOR LAYING SLATE ON BARN AT KIRKOSWALD.

A small and neat receipt. 4" x 7".

Novr. ye 18th / 1734 Recd of Sr Christr: MUSGRAVE Barrt by the Hands of Lan: SIMPSON four pounds four shillings in full for laying on Six Roods and six yards of Slate on ye New Barn at Kirkoswald at 14 per Rood by me John BOWERBANK ‡ mk

35 29 Nov 1734. COACHMAN’S ACCOUNT.

A receipt for a coachman’s expenses. Showing signs of its age, a bit grubby. 5" x 6".

June ye 26th / 1734 Comeing for Cartmall s d 4 Coach horses Corn and hay 1 – 4 one Sadle horse Corn & Hay 0 – 3 Eating and drinkink 1 – 2 July ye 4th going to Cartmall for to bring my Lady home 4 Coach horses corn & hay 1 – 4 one sadle horse 0 – 3 eating & drinking 1 – 2 ------in all 5 – 6

Novr. ye 29th / 1734 / Recd of Sr Christr: MUSGRAVE Barrt. per Lan: SIMPSON ye full Contents of this Bill by me [signed] John BOUTT [BONTT? BORITT?]

19 Dec 1734. RECEIPT FOR REPAIRING MILL & DAM AT GLASSONBY.

A small very neat and clean receipt for part repairing the mill and dam at Glassonby, Cumbria. 2" x 8".

Decr. ye 19th / 1734 Recd of Sr Christopher MUSGRAVE Barrt per Lan SIMPSON ten pounds in part for repairing ye Mill & Dam & Glassonby by me [signed] Thomas RICHARDSON

26 Dec 1734. THE NEWCASTLE CARRIER’S RECEIPT.

A neat and clean receipt from the Newcastle on Tyne carrier for goods conveyed to Edenhall, Cumbria. 6" x 4".

Goods Carried for Sr. Christopher MUSGRAVE 1734

Decem, 17 a cask 2 – 0 Decem; 20 a cask 1 – 0 Decem; 26; 2 casks, Lobsters, Crabs 4 – 6 ------7 – 6 26 Decr. 1734. Recd. of Sr. Chr: MUSGRAVE Bart per Chr: DOBSON ye Summe of Seaven Shillings & Six pence in full of all Accounts to this day per me [signed] John MORESBY

29 Dec 1734. RECEIPT FOR CART LOADS OF LING.

A small very neat and clean receipt for seventeen cart loads of ling (heather, for roof thatching). 4" x 6". 36

Decr. ye. 29d / 1734 Recd of Sr Christr: MUSGRAVE Barrt per Lancelot SIMPSON fourteen shillings & two pence in full for seventeen Cart Load of Ling by me Tho MORLAND + Mk

04 Jan 1734/5. TWO RECEIPTS FOR LIME & CARRIAGE OF COAL.

Two small and neat receipts. 4" x 6".

4 Janry. 1734. Recd. of Sr. Chr: MUSGRAVE Bart. per Chr: DOBSON fourteen shills & three pence for 19 Bush: of Lime & Carre per Rd. WALLACE & Eight shills & thre pence for 11 Bush: of Lime & Carre per Richd. HARPER & thre Shills for 4 Bush of Lime per Thos. NICHOLSON I say recd. per us Rd. WALLACEs R Mk 0 : 14 : 3 Rd. HARPERs H Mk 0 : 8 : 3 Tho. NICHOLSON’s X Mk 0 : 3 : 0 ------1 : 05 : 6

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4 Janry. 1734. Recd. of Sr. Chr: MUSGRAVE Bart. per Chr: DOBSON 12 Shills for Carr: of 24 load of Coals per Ricd. HARPER & ten shills for Carre of 20 load of Do. per Rd. WALLACE & Eight Shills for Carre of 16 load of Do. per Thos. NICHOLSON & thre shill for Carr of Six load per Eliz: WATSON I say recd. per us Rd. HARPERs H Mark 0 : 12 : 0 Tho. NICHOLSON’s X Mark 0 : 10 : 0 Do. for Eliz: WATSON X 0 : 8 : 0 Rd. WALLACE R Mark 0 : 3 : 0 ------1 : 13 : 0

28 Jan 1734/5. RECEIPT FOR WHEAT BOUGHT AT PENRITH MARKET.

A small very neat and clean receipt for wheat bought at Penrith Market. 1" x 6".

28th. Janry. 1734/5 Recd. of Chr: DOBSON ten Shillings for one Bushel of wheat Bot. at Penrith Market per me [signed] John ROBLEY

29 Jan 1734/5. RECEIPT FOR 5 GALLONS OF BRANDY.

A small very neat and clean receipt for five gallons of Brandy. 2" x 6".

29 Janry. 1734 Recd. of Chr: DOBSON thirty Shills. for five gall: of Brandy delivd. at Edenhall per me [signed] Geo: READHEAD 37 08 Feb 1734/5. RECEIPT FOR CLOTH, CARRIAGE AND TAILOR’S BILL.

A small neat and receipt for cloth, carriage of the cook and a tailor’s bill. 4" x 6".

8th. Febry. 1734/5 Recd. of Sr. Chr: MUSGRAVE Bt. per Chr: DOBSON Eight Shill: & four pence for 10 yds. of cource Cloth at 10d per yd & Seven Shills. for ye Cooks Carridge from Whitehaven, & ten Shill: & ten pence for Tom BIRD ye Taylors Bill being in all one pound Six Shillings & two pence I say recd. per me [signed] Mary INGLISH 1 : 6 : 2

10 Feb 1734/5. COACHMAN’S ACCOUNT.

A neat, clean, fresh account for the conveyance of Hans Musgrave, Sir Christopher Musgrave's son, amongst others. 7" x 6".

Expenses per Cuddy 1734

Going wth. Mr. Hans to Lawyr. Christms. 0 : 1 : 0 Comeing from Cartmel 0 : 1 : 0 At Carlisle Election 0 : 2 : 0 At Carlisle last Christmas 0 : 0 : 6 Pd. for a Sive 0 : 0 : 8 Horses Hay twice at Appleby 0 : 0 : 6 ------0 : 3 : 8 Exps. fetching Mr. MUSGRAVE At Brough all night 3 Horses 0 : 5 : 0 At Greatabridge 2 Nights 0 : 8 : 10 At Brough coming Home 0 : 1 : 3 ------1 : 0 : 9 10th. Febry. 1734. Recd. of Sr. Chr: MUSGRAVE per Chr: DOBSON one pounds & Nine pence in full of this Bill & all Accounts to this day per me Cuth: GEDLINGs G Mk

17 Feb 1734/5. RECEIPT FOR BROWN & WHITE PAPER.

A small very neat and clean receipt for brown and white cap paper. 4" x 6".

Bought of Joseph SMITH for the use of Edenell Hall Augt. 16 1734. 2 Reams white Cappaper 7 : 0 7ber 20 1 Ream Brown Cappaper 3 : 0 ------10 : 0

Recd. Febr. 17th. 1734/5 of Mr. Christo: DOBSON the above Contents in full of all Demands per [signed] Joseph SMITH

38 25 Apr 1735. DINING EXPENSE RECEIPTS FOR KEEPING COURTS.

Neat and clean dining expense receipts for keeping courts.

Expences in keeping Courts 1 : 19 : 2

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Dineing at Litt Musgrave

To a piece of Beef : 2 : 10 To a piece of Veal : 1 : 8 To ye House : 1 : 0 ------0 : 5 : 6

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4 at Diner 0 : 2 : 0 7 at Supper 0 : 3 : 6 for punch 0 : 11 : 0 for Wine 0 : 2 : 0 for ale 0 : 3 : 8 for Horses Hay & Corn 0 : 4 : 0 ------£ 1 : 6 : 2

Ale & Eating on Thursday 0 : 4 : 6 Horse Hay & Corn 0 : 1 : 0 To ye Servants 0 : 2 : 0 ------1 : 13 : 8 25 Apr: 1735 Recd. of Sr. Chr: MUSGRAVE per Chr: DOBSON ye full Contents of this Bill per me [signed] John BARNETT

05 May 1735. COOPER’S RECEIPT.

A small neat cooper’s receipt for various days work. 3" x 4".

JACKSON ye Cowper his Bill 0 : 8 : 6

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March ye 5th 1734/5 one day work 1 : 0 one day and a Halfe 1 : 6 Four days more 4 : 0 Two days more 2 : 0 ----- 8 : 6 39 5 May 1735 Recd. of Chr: DOBSON ye full Contents of this Bill per me Ino. JACKSONs ‡ Mk

16 May 1735. DETAILED BUTCHER’S ACCOUNT FOR FISH & MEAT.

A small very neat and clean butcher’s account for various fish and meats. 5" x 6".

Sr. Chr: MUSGRAVE Dr. to Jane PATTINSON

For Lamb 0 . 3 . 6 For an Esk trout 0 . 1 . 2 For a Cod fish 0 . 1 . 2 March 28. For 6 Chickens 0 . 1 . 6 For a Side of Lamb 0 . 3 . 8 For a Fish 0 . 1 . 3 April 12th. For a Side of Lamb & head & hart 0 . 3 . 8 For a Salmon 0 . 3 . 0 26th. For 14 Chickens 0 . 2 . 6 May 4th. For 12 Chickens 0 . 2 . 0 For Fish 0 . 3 . 0 For Sturgeon 3lb 12oz 0 . 3 . 1½ ------£ 1 . 9 . 6½ 16 May 1735 Recd. of Sr. Chr: MUSGRAVE per Chris: DOBSON ye full Contents of this Bill per me [signed] Jane PATTINSON

29 May 1735. RECEIPT FOR DAMAGES BY LONGRIGG LEAD MINE.

A small very neat and clean damages receipt for the Longrigg Lead Mines, Cumbria. 2" x 6".

29 May 1735 Recd. of Sr. Chr: MUSGRAVE Bart. per Chr: DOBSON five Shillings in full for all Damages done by ye Leadmines in high Longrig 1734 per us. Simon HARKER’s h Mk [signed] John ROGERSON

31 May 1735. SUBSCRIPTION TO PENRITH RACES.

A small very neat and clean receipt for subscription to the Penrith Races. 2" x 6".

31st. May 1735. Recd. of Sr. Chr: MUSGRAVE Bart. per Chr: DOBSON one Guinea being Subscription Money to ye Penrith Races 1735 per me [signed] John HOPPER

24 Jun 1735. RECEIPT FOR PICKLED STURGEON & CHICKENS.

A small very neat and clean receipt for pickled sturgeon and chickens. 6" x 3". 40

Mrs. PATTISON’s Acct. at ye Bush.

Pickled Sturgeon 0 : 14 : 6 a dos: Chickens 0 : 2 : 0 ------0 : 16 : 6 24th. June 1735 Recd. of Chr: DOBSON – Sixteen Shill: & Six pence ye full Contents above by me Jane PATTISON’s J P Mark

28 Jun 1735. RECEIPT FOR STAFFIELD RENT COLLECTOR’S SALARY.

A small neat and clean receipt for the Staffield rent collector’s salary. 2" x 7".

28th. June 1735. Recd. of Sr. Chr: MUSGRAVE Bart. by Chr: DOBSON five shillings for ½ yrs. Salary as Blf for Collecting Staffle Rents due Whitsuntide 1735 by me [signed] Josh. MORESBY

05 Jul 1735. RECEIPT FOR CARRIAGE OF WINE FROM NEWCASTLE.

A small very neat and clean receipt for bringing 2 pipes of wine from Newcastle to Edenhall. 2" x 6".

5th. July 1735 Recd. of Chr: DOBSON four pounds for Carridge of 2 pipes of Wine from NewCastle to Edenhall by me [signed] Jacob HUME

16 Jul 1735. RECEIPT FOR BREWING "SMALL BEER".

A small very neat and clean brewer’s receipt for brewing of small beer. 2" x 6".

16 July 1735 Recd. of Chr: DOBSON Nine Shills. for 9 Brewings of Ale & thirteen Shillings for 26 Brewings of Small Beer from ye 22d. of April 1734 till this day. by me Ann DENTs X Mk

19 Jul 1735 (1). EXPENSES BILL FOR JOURNEY TO CARTMEL.

A small very neat and clean detailed food and drink receipt when going to collect 20 gallons of Cartmel Spa water, Cumbria. 4" x 6".

Thos. STEPHENSON’s Expences to & from Cartmel in June 1735

For Water 20 Galln. 0 : 2 : 6 For Oats 10d. } For Hay 8 d. } for Horses : 1 : 6 For Victuals 0 : 1 : 0 41 For Drink 0 : 1 : 0 ------0 : 6 : 0 19th. July 1735. Recd. of Sr. Chr: MUSGRAVE by Chr: DOBSON ye full Contents of this Bill per me [signed] Thom: STEPHENSON

19 Jul 1735 (2). RECEIPT FOR LEAD FROM HARTLEY LEAD MILL.

A small very neat and clean receipt for delivering lead from Hartley Lead Mill, Cumbria. 3" x 7".

19th July 1735 Recd. of Sr. Chrr. MUSGRAVE Barrt. from the hands of Thos. RUDD seven pounds fifteen Shills & sixpence for Delivering one Tun one hundred one Quarter & seven pounds of Lead at Hartley Lead mill by us Geo: LEASLEY mark 7 for Peter HOOPS mark P Thos. RUDD

26 Aug 1735 (1). DETAILED BOOKSELLER’S ACCOUNT.

A neat and clean detailed bookseller’s account for numerous books, stationery goods and types of paper. Slight tear to right hand edge, on fold. 15" x 6".

Sr. Cr. MUSGRAVE Barrt. Bt. of Thos. CORNEY

July 13th. 1734 1 Gentlemans Magazine for Janry, } £ s d Febry, Mrch, April & May } 0 : 2 : 6 14th. per Mr. DOBSON 1 Large Pencil 0 : 0 : 6 per Mr. LUTHET 1 qt. paper 0 : 0 : 9 Augst. 12th. for my Lady wafers 0 : 0 : 2 24th. Paper Book wth.sqr. Gilt Marble 0 : 2 : 0 29th. Ditto wth. 18 Sheets 0 : 1 : 6 7br. 3d. per Mr. LUTHOT, Almc put up 0 : 0 : 8 27th. per Mr. SIMPSON 1 qt. paper 12th. 1 qt Ditto 1 : 1 : 9 Xbr. 12th. per Mr. SIMPSON 1 qt. paper 0 : 0 : 10½ 20th. per Mr. DOBSON 1 Almc 0 : 0 : 6 30th. per Mr. LUTHET 3 London Almc Covrd 0 : 2 : 0 Janry. 6th. Almc Covrd wth. Marble paper 0 : 1 : 4 20th. per Mr. DOBSON 1 paper Book Key Clasps 0 : 1 : 6 Mrch 10th. per Cuddy 1 qt. Largest Gilt paper 0 : 1 : 8 April 6th. for Binding King Charles works folio 0 : 6 : 0 1 Scapula’s Lexicon folio 0 : 5 : 0 1 Hakewels Apologie 0 : 3 : 0 1 Langbones Review of Front folio 0 : 2 : 6 2 voll of Plutarchs works mending & Letter’d 0 : 2 : - 1 Ladies Directory binding & Letterd 0 : 1 : 6 May 23d. per Careless 4 qts paper at 9½d 0 : 3 : 2 1 qt. Ditto Covrd wth. Marble paper 0 : 1 : 2 June 30th. per Mr. DOBSON 1 paper Book 4o. wth. M: paper 0 : 1 : 0 July 14th. per Mr. ENGLISH press paper 0 : 0 : 2 29th. per Mr. DOBSON 1 qt. Large Postpaper 0 : 1 : 2 42 Augst. 6th. 1 qt. Gilt paper 0 : 1 : 0 1 Stick of Seeling wax 6d., Pencil 6d. 0 : 1 : 0 ------2 : 6 : 4½ Lettering of Books 1 : 1 : 0 ------3 : 7 : 4½ Augst. 26th. 1735 Recd of Mr. DOBSON the Summ of three Pounds Seaven Shills. In full of all accts per [signed] Thomas CORNEY

26 Aug 1735 (2). RECEIPT FOR POOR TAX FOR DOCKRAY END, PENRITH.

26th. Augt. 1735. Recd. of Sr. Chr: MUSGRAVE per Chr: DOBSON nineteen Shill in full for half yrs. Poor Sess for Dockray end in Penrith being ye first Poor Sess for 1735. per me [signed] Robt. JACKSON

11 Nov 1737. CARRIERS RECEIPT, A HOGSHEAD OF PORT WINE.

A small very neat and clean carrier’s receipt for a hogshead of Port Wine. 2" x 6".

11. Novr. 1737. Recd. of Sr Phil: MUSGRAVE Bt. per Chris DOBSON One Guniea in full for ye Car: of a Hhead of Port Wine to Edenhall this Day Wittness. [signed] Anthony WILKINSON per Andr. THOMPSON’s § Mark

20 Nov 1737. RECEIPT FOR BEEF BOUGHT AT PENRITH MARKET.

A small very neat and clean receipt for beef bought at Penrith Market. 4" x 6".

Beef Bot. at Penr. Market 20. Novr. 1737.

1 Qr. qt. 6 sto: & 13 pod. at 1¼ per pod. } and Eighteen pence over } 0 : 12 : 10¼ 1 Qr. qt. 4 sto: & 5 pod. at 1¼ per pod. 0 : 7 : 2 both 16 pod. to ye Stone. ------1 : 0 : 0 ¼

20. Novr. 1737. Laid out ye above Summe of one pound at Penrith Market this Day for ye above Beef per [signed] Christ: DOBSON

29 Nov 1737 (1). WAGES RECEIPT FOR THE BAILIFF OF STAFFIELD.

A small very neat and clean receipt for a half years wages for the Bailiff of Staffield. 2" x 6".

29. Novr. 1737. Recd. of Sr. Ph: MUSGRAVE per Chr: DOBSON five Shillings in full for ½ yrs. Wages as Blf of Staffle due Marts. last per me [signed] Jos. MORESBY 43 29 Nov 1737 (2). RECEIPT FOR BUTTER FOR SHEEP SALVE.

A small very neat and clean receipt. 2" x 6".

29. Novr. 1737. Recd. of Sr Ph: MUSGRAVE per Chr: DOBSON One pound three shill: & three pence in full for 5 sto: & 6 pod. of Butter for Sheep Salve at 4 : 4 per Stone per [signed] Robert LONCASTER

26 May 1743. BLEATARN COURT BARON DOCUMENT.

A very neat and clean Court Baron document. 12" x 8".

Mannor of Bleatarne

The Court Leet View of Frank pledge of our Lord the King and Court Baron and Customary Court of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Barrt Lord of the said Mannor – holden at Bleatarne in and for the said Mannor the 26th. day of May 1743 before Thomas SIMPSON Gentleman Steward of the said Court.

Freeholders.

Elisab: RICHARDSON Thoms. MATTINSON John RICHARDSON Richd. MONKHOUSE Inft. Jane MATTINSON Joseph THORNTON Willm. FAWCET John DRYBECK Edwd. HOLLIDAY Ino. ROBERTSON L.M.

Customry. Tents. at a 7d fine

Thos WILLIAMSON [squeezed in later] Ino. WILLIAMSON of Edenl. mort. ● John WILSON ● John THOMPSON exd Joseph THORNTON ● Chris: STEADMAN exd Jos: WILSON ● Isaac WILSON exd John MARTINDALE Elisab: RICHARDSON Inft. Agnes ROBINSON [squeezed in] ^ John ROBINSON Jur ux ^ John RICHARDSON Jur ux Widdow of Ed: WALKER The same Barbara SPOONER Spinr. ● John RICHARDSON ● Edwd. HOLLIDAY 44 exd Thoms. HOLLIDAY ● John LAMB. ● Christo: RUDD ● Antho. CARLTON exd Geor. BAKER Esqr. ● Thos. LAMBERT Junr. ● John RICHARDSON Gent ● John RICHARDSON ● Edwd. HOLLIDAY Mary RUDD [squeezed in] Willm. STEADMAN mort. ● Mary SCAIF ● Will SPOONER ● John RICHARDSON ● Richd. RICHARDSON ● Christo. STEADMAN ● Hugh ABRAHAM exd Thos. ABRAHAM ● Agnes Wife of Willm RUDD exd Geor. PARK Lan [squeezed in] Clerk Thos. PATTENSON Esqr. mort exd John ROBINSON of Appleby exd Thos. MARTINDALE

15 Nov 1750 (1). RECEIPT FOR A BARREL OF TAR FROM CARLISLE.

A small very neat and clean receipt for a barrel of tar purchased at Carlisle. 2" x 6".

15 Novr. 1750 Recd. of Sr. Phil: MUSGRAVE per Christo. DOBSON Sixteen Shillings for a Barrel of Tarr purchd. at Carlisle by me [signed] George DIXON

15 Nov 1750 (2). RECEIPT FOR WATER WHEELS FOR HARTLEY MILL.

A small very neat and clean receipt for making two water wheels for Hartley High Mill and Smelt Mill, Cumbria. 3" x 6".

Thos. DIXON’s Bill for Making 2 Water Wheels for Hartley High Mill & Smelt Mill there.

Days £ S d Thos. DIXON & 4 More 70 at 16d per 4 : 13 : 4 2 More 20 at 12 d per 1 : 0 : 0 ------5 : 13 : 4 15. Novr. 1750 Recd. of Sr. Ph: MUSGRAVE Bt. per Chr. DOBSON five pounds thirteen Shills. & four pence in full Payment of the above Bill by me [signed] Thomas DIXON

45 13 Dec 1750. RECEIPT FOR MOUNTAIN WINE FROM DUMFRIES.

A small very neat and clean receipt for 4½ dozen bottles of Mountain wine. 3" x 7".

Dumfries 13th Decembr 1750 Received from Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Barrt. by the hands of Mr. Christopher DOBSON four Pounds four Shillings Sterling in full of the Price of four & a half Dozens. Bottles old Mountain Wine sent in Augt. last – and of all preceeding Demands. [signed] Willm. CARRUTHERS

26 Dec 1750. RECEIPT FOR A WASHING SIEVE.

A small neat receipt. 5" x 3".

December 26 1750 received of Mr RUDE 5 shillings and 5 pence for a sieve By me [signed] george BYWELL

19 Feb 1750/1. RECEIPT FOR A BOX OF CROWN GLASS.

A neat and clean receipt for a box of crown glass. 3" x 7".

Disbmts. by Mr WALLIS for the Use of Sr Ph: MUSGRAVE

Building £ s d a Box of Crown Glass cont. 43½ feet at 10d per & Box 1s 1 : 17 : 3

19th. Febr. 1750. Recd. of Sr. Phil: MUSGRAVE Bart. per Chr DOBSON the full Contents of ye above per [signed] OGLEWALLIS

22 Mar 1750/1 (1). RECEIPT FOR CARRIAGE OF ORE FROM BIRKETT MINE.

A small very neat and clean receipt. 3" x 7".

22d. March 1750/1 Recd of Sr. Phil: MUSGRAVE Barrt. from the hands of Thom: RUDD one pound & five Shills. for Delivering one Bingg of ore from the Bargan on Birket. by us [signed] Edmond COATS Jams. CLARKSON +

22 Mar 1750/1 (2). WASHING & DRESSING ORE AT BIRKETT MINE.

A small very neat and clean receipt. 3" x 6".

22d. March 1750/1 Recd. of Sr. Phil: MUSGRAVE Barrt. from the hand of Thom: RUDD three pounds four shills. & twopence for washing & dressing 35 Bingg of ore on Birket by us Robart TURNER + Agnus FROST A 46 22 Mar 1750/1 (3). REPAIRS TO SMELT MILL POND & WATER COURSE.

A small very neat and clean receipt. 2" x 7".

22d. March 1750/1 Recd. of Sr. Phil. MUSGRAVE Barrt. from the hands of Thom: RUDD five Shills for mending & fixing the smelt mill pond & water corsse by us [signed] Edmond COATS Jams CLERKSON +

25 Mar 1751 (1). RECEIPT FOR WOOD FOR BIRKETT GROVE MINE.

A small very neat and clean receipt. 2" x 6".

25th. March 1751 Recd. of Sr. Phil MUSGRAVE Barrt. from the hands Thom: RUDD two Shills. for Sawing & Carrige of Cloven Ash Board for the use of Birket Grove by me [signed] Philip RUDD

25 Mar 1751 (2). RECEIPT FOR CARRIAGE OF ORE TO SMELT MILL.

A small very neat and clean receipt. 2" x 6".

25th. March 1751 Recd. of Sr. Phil MUSGRAVE Barrt. from the hand of Thom: RUDD four Shills. & fourpence for Carrige of 15 Bing of Sr. Phils. ore from the grove to the Smelt=Mill by me at 3½d per. Geo ROBINSON G

29 Mar 1751. RECEIPT FOR CARRIAGE OF LEAD MILL CASTINGS.

A small very neat and clean receipt. 2" x 6".

Rec’d March 29th. 1751 of Wm COOKSON Thirteen Shillgs & 1½d in full for Carg. of Lead Mill castings & 4 Shillgs. for 4 ps. Lead by me Wm. CARTNER X Mark

15 Apr 1751. RECEIPT FOR CANDLES FOR BIRKETT MINE.

A small very neat and clean receipt. 2" x 7".

15th. April 1751 Recd. of Sr. Phil MUSGRAVE Barrt. from the hand of Thom: RUDD ten Shills. for 2 Dosin pounds of Candles to Sr. Phils. Grove at Birket till Ladyday 1751 Recd. by me [signed] Thos. NELSON

27 May 1751. RECEIPT FOR BREWING OF SMALL BEER & ALE.

A small very neat and clean receipt for the brewing of Small Beer and Ale. 3" x 6".

47 Anne DENTs Accot.

Brewing 22 times Sml: Beer at 6d. 0 : 11 : 0 11 times Ale at 12 d. per 0 : 11 : 0 ------1 : 2 : 0 27. May 1751. Recd. of Sr. Ph: MUSGRAVE Bart per Chr. DOBSON twenty two shills. in full of the above by Anne DENT’s X Mark

05 Jun 1751. GOLDINGTON HALL REPAIRS ACCOUNT.

A very neat and clean detailed account for repairs carried out at Goldington Hall, Appleby, Cumbria. 7" x 6".

Repairs at Goldington Hall 1750

To Jonathan PEARSON fortey eight cart lode of stons at sixpens a cart for stons and leding of them 1 : 4 : 0 John FOSTERs Charge for Walling My Self Eigh Days at 14d. per Day 9 : 4 To one Man 6 Days at 12d. per Day 6 : 6 To Anothr. Man 6 Days at 10d. per Day 6 : 0 For A Labourer 7 Days at 10d. per Day 5 : 10 To Harry JACKSON for Clay 4 : 0 To Leonard WILKINSON for Leading Rubbish 2 : 0 To WILSON the Carpinter . 7 Days & ⅓ 7 : 4 To part of the Charge of Thatching 1 : 1 : 0 ------4 : 6 : 0 5. June 1751. Recd. of Sr. Ph: MUSGRAVE Bart. per Chr: DOBSON four pounds & Six Shillings in full of the above by me Jonat: PEARSON’s P Mark

06 Jun 1751. TANNER’S RECEIPT.

A small very neat and clean tanner’s receipt for curing hides. 3" x 6".

Sr. Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. to Matt. ATKINSON Dr. 1751 £ s d 12th. March To 2 Hides wt. 58lb at 10d per 2 : 8 : 4 To Currying of Do. at 4s per Hide 0 : 8 : 0 ------£ 2 : 16 : 4

Received the 6th. June 1751 of Mr. Chris: DOBSON the full Contents of the above acct. per [signed] Matthew ATKINSON

48 08 Jul 1751. PRESCRIPTION MONEY, CURATE OF RAVENSTONEDALE.

A neat and clean receipt for Prescription Money for the Curate of Ravenstonedale. 5" x 7".

May 1751 Then Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. by the Hands of Thomas RUDD the Sum of Fifty Shillings and six pence being half a Year’s Prescription Money due to the Curate of Ravenstondale out of Rents at Bleatarn Whitsontide last past by me [signed] Robt. MOUNSEY Cur. of Ravenstondle. 8. July 1751. Recd. of Chr. DOBSON the Contents due Whits. last past by [signed] Thom: RUDD

09 Jul 1751. NEWCASTLE CARRIER’S RECEIPT.

A small very neat and clean Newcastle Carrier’s (Jeremiah JACKSON) receipt for delivering a cask and bottles to Edenhall, Cumbria. 2" x 4".

Jer: JACKSON N.Cast Carrr. 0 : 7 : 4 9. July 1751.

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Mr Crstofer DOBSON Deter Jere JACKSON

1 Caske 0 0 10 1 Doson Botells 0 1 0 3 and 8 Botells 0 5 6 ------0 7 4 9. July 1751. Recd. ye Contents per [signed] Jeremiah JACKSON

12 Jul 1751. BILL FOR STUBBING TREES.

A small very neat and clean receipt. 4" x 6".

John DODD &c Stubbing Accot. &c £ s d Stubbing a Parcel of Ground at low end of Barron wood 1 : 15 : 0 Stubbing 20 Trees in Scales Park 0 : 6 : 8 Assisting John DENT in felling 3½ days 0 : 3 : 6 ------2 : 5 : 2 12. July 1751. Recd. of Sr. Ph: MUSGRAVE Bart. per Chr. DOBSON two pounds five Shills. & two pence in full of the above by us John DODD’s ~ Mk Wittness. [signed] George DIXON Robt. DODD’s R Mark

49 15 Jul 1751. RECEIPT FOR JAMAICA RUM.

A small very neat and clean receipt for Jamaica Rum and carriage to Kendal. 3" x 6".

Gals. £ : s : d ty 1 s d A Cask of Jamaica Rum Q . 10 /16 at 7 : 9 per 3 : 17 : 11¾ Cask 2:4, Case 1:2, : 3 : 6 Carriage to Kendal 1 : 6 ------4 : 2 : 11¾ 15 July 1751. Recd. of Sr. Phil: MUSGRAVE Bart. by Chr: DOBSON the full Contents of the above by me Joseph HODGN his mark M Deduct a Galln. for C.D. 7s : 11d,

16 Jul 1751. RECEIPT FOR CARRIAGE BY THE KENDAL CARRIER.

A small very neat and clean receipt for the carriage of a box and 10 gallons of rum by the Kendal Carrier. 2" x 6".

Gabl. CROFT Kendal Carrr. 0 : 10 : 2 16. July 1751.

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Sr Phillip MUSGRAVE Dr: to Gab: CROFT 1751 per Carriage £ s d July 4th. To 1 Box per Londn. 3 sto: 3lb 0 : 8 : 8 Carriage of 10 Gall Rum ½ Pack 1 : 6 ------10 : 2 16. July 1751. Recd. ye Contents from C. DOBSON per [signed] Gab: CROFT

05 Aug 1751. RECEIPT FOR 3 SWINE SOLD TO EDENHALL.

A small very neat and clean receipt for three swine pigs sold to Edenhall, Cumbria. 2" x 6".

5. Augst. 1751. Recd. of Sr. Ph: MUSGRAVE Bart. by Christ DOBSON twenty four Shills. in full for 3 Swine Sold to Edenhall by me [signed] Joseph LOWTHIEN

13 Aug 1751 (1). RECEIPT FOR CAST IRON FROM CLIFTON FURNACE.

A receipt for five pieces of Cast Iron from the Clifton Furnace. 12" x 7".

To Mr Cha: DOBSON at Edenhall 50 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Clifton Furnace March ye 15th 1750 Sr. Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. Bot. of COOKSON WILLIAMS & Compa. £ s d 5 Pieces of Cast Iron for a Lead mill hearth 8 : 2 : 27 at 12/0 5 : 4 : 11

13. Augt. 1751. Recd. of Sr. Phil: MUSGRAVE Bart. by Christo DOBSON five pounds four Shillings & Six pence in full of the above for the use of Messrs: COOKSON & Co. per [signed] Saml. LOWTHION Mr Cha: DOBSON Sr. / I recd your favour of yesterdays date by the bearer Tom: DIXON, and pursuant to your request I ordered the above to be Cast while he staid, which I hope are done to his Satisfaction. You may pay the amount to Mr LOWTHION any time at your Convenience, but need not put your Self all all out of the way about it. I am with much respect Sr. yr. most hble Servt. [signed] Jos: BOWES

I have charg’d the above as low as ever we sold any of the Like kind to any Person whatsoever.

13 Aug 1751 (2). ROPEMAKER’S RECEIPT.

A small very neat and clean ropemaker’s receipt. 3" x 4".

Thos. CHERRY Ropemaker 0 : 5 : 7 13th. Augst. 1751.

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June ye 25d. 1751 Sir Filip for 2 pare of Cart Rops 9 pound 0 – 3 – 9 July the 1 won par of Cart Rops 0 – 1 – 10 In all 0 – 5 – 7 13. Augt. 1751. Rec d. ye Contents per [signed] Thomas CHERRY

13 Aug 1751 (3). RECEIPT FOR 12 GALLONS OF MOUTAIN WINE.

A small very neat and clean receipt for 12 gallons of Mountain Wine. 3" x 7".

Sr. Phil: MUSGRAVE Bart Bot of Mr STEPHENSON & Co.

12 Gall of OB Mountain at 5s : 6d Bot: 7 s : 8 d, 3 : 13 : 8 Packing - : - : 8 ------3 : 14 : 4 51 13. Augt. 1751 Rec d. the the Contents of Chr DOBSON in full for Mr. STEPHENSON & Co. by [signed] OGLEWALLIS

13 Aug 1751 (4). RECEIPT FOR A DOZEN BOTTLES OF CLARET.

A small very neat and clean receipt for a dozen bottles of Claret. 2" x 6".

13th. Augt. 1751. Recd. of Sr. Ph: MUSGRAVE Bart. per Chrr. DOBSON thirty Shillings in full for a dosen of Clarret sent to Edenhall per [signed] Geo. MUNKHOUSE

13 Aug 1751 (5). RECEIPT FOR PROVISIONS INCLUDING FISH.

A small very neat and clean Fishmongers receipt for herring, ling and oranges. 7" x 4".

Disburtmts. per Mr WALLIS for the use of Sr Ph: MUSGRAVE Provisions To 100¼ of White Herring at 5s. per Cask 14d. 0 : 7 : 5 To 2 dry’d Ling 0 : 2 : 6 To 3 dosn. Red Herring 0 : 0 : 10½ To 3 dosn. of Oranges & 1 dosn. Limons &c. 0 : 3 : 6 ------0 :14: 3½ 13. Augt. 1751 Recd. the Contents in full [signed] OGLEWALLIS

15 Aug 1751. LADY MUSGRAVES JOINTURE RECEIPT.

A small very neat and clean Jointure receipt. (An arrangement by which a man sets aside property to be used for the support of his wife after his death.) 5" x 7".

Due from Sr. Ph: MUSGRAVE Bart. to the Lady MUSGRAVE

For half a Years Jointure due Ladyday 1751 250 : 0 : 0 Deduct for what was then due to Sr. Ph: MUSGRAVE on the Assignments of Mr & Mrs. AGLIONBY and of Mr. & Mrs. SPRAGGE in full for half a Years Payment being ten pounds each 20 : 0 : 0 ------Balance 230 : 0 : 0

15 Augst. 1751. Recd. of Sir Phil: MUSGRAVE Bart. by Christr. DOBSON two hundred & thirty Pounds being the Balance of the above Account due to the Lady MUSGRAVE for whose use I say Receiv’d by me [signed] John RAINCOCK

52 31 Aug 1751. HARTLEY SMELT MILL REPAIRS.

A small very neat and clean account for repairs at Hartley Smelt Mill. 7" x 6".

Disburstmts. per Christ. DOBSON in Repairing the Smelt Mill at Hartley 1751. 1751. June 5. Matt: ATKINSON Bellows Pipes from Mr. MACHEL & Co. at Backbarrow 2 : 15 : - 6. Ditto 2 Hides for ye Bellows 2 : 16 : - Augst. 13. Messrs. COOKSON & WILLIAMS Iron stones for the Hearth 5 : 4 : 6 ------10 : 15 : 6 31st. Augst. 1751. Placed to the Accot. of Sr. Phil: MUSGRAVE Bart. ten pounds fifteen Shills. & Six pence in full for the above Acct. of Charges in repairing the Smelt Mill by me [signed] Chr DOBSON

18 Sep 1751. DISBURSEMENTS FOR REPAIRS.

A very neat and clean account for various repairs in Westmorland. 8" x 6".

Disburstmts. for Repairs in Westmoreland till Michs 1751.

Tho. WALKER 6 quts: of Tarr to ye high Mill wheel 0 : 2 : 3 Chris: ISLIP 5 pods. of Pitch to Do. 0 : 0 : 10 Tho. WALKER 7 qts. of Tarr to Smelt Mill wheel 0 : 2 : 7½ Chr: ISLIP 6 pods. of Pitch to Do. 0 : 1 : 0 Leading Stones to Hartley High Mill 0 : 1 : 8 Wm. HUTCHINSON Nails for Smelt Mill wheel 0 : 8 : 9 Ditto for Nails to ye High Mill wheel & Troughs 0 : 13 : 10 Edwd. ALDERSON Hanging a Gate in Birket 0 : 0 : 8 Tho. CLEASBY mending Kkbystephen Quire Winds. 0 : 2 : 7 Wm. CAILE repairing Musgr. Mill watling &c. : 5 : 6 John SEWELL for Straw 0 : 4 : 0 ------2 : 3 : 8½ 18. Septr. 1751. Recd. of Sr. Ph: MUSGRAVE Bart. per Christ. DOBSON two pods. three Shills. & Eight pence half penny in full for ye above Bill of Repairs laid out by me [signed] Thom: RUDD

28 Sep 1751 (1). DETAILED MINING ACCOUNT FROM BIRKETT GROVE MINE.

A small very neat and clean detailed mining account for Birkett Grove Mine. 8" x 6".

C. 236. R. 168. Sundr Persons Birket Grove 21 : 11 : 3 28. Septr. 1751.

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Disburstmts. at Birket Grove till ye 20th. Septr. 1751.

Driving & Sinking at 20s. per fathom Sinking 6 feet at the bottom of the lowest Sump Driving 26 feet at foot of Do. being ye lowest Drift ch 1 s w . comes to 5 /3 fathoms at 20 . per 5 : 6 : 8 Driving & Sinking at 14s. per Fathom. Driving 15:6 Up the field – deduct 4f overpd. Sinking 21:6 in the lowest Sump – wch. comes to 5½ fathoms at 14s per 3 : 17 : 0 Sinking 6 fathms. of the new Shaft at 8 } 3½ fathoms at 10s. } 3 : 19 : 8 19 Septr. 1751. Recd. of Sr. Ph: MUSGRAVE Bart. by Chr. DOBSON thirteen pounds three Shills. & ------four pence in full of ye above. [signed] Edmond COAT 13 : 3 : 4 [signed] John MASON Wittness [signed] Thom: RUDD Jams. PARKSONs X Mk 7 : 10 : 5 Tho. BLENCARN’s T Mk Expences in Viewing ye Mines since April 0 : 17 : 6 ------21 : 11 : 3 28 Septr. 1751. Placed to the Accot. of Sr. Ph: MUSGRAVE Bart. twenty one pods. Eleven Shills. & thre pence in full of ye Above Accot. of Charges for Birket Grove till Michs. 1751 by me [signed] Christ. DOBSON

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Thos. RUDDs Disburstmts.

Turning & Carr: of 29 dusn. Grove Timbr. at 7d 0 : 16 : 11 Charge in Dialing the new Shaft 0 : 1 : 4 Wm. HUTCHINSON the Blacksmiths Bill 0 : 17 : 4 Tho. HUTCHINSON 1500 Stop Rice 0 : 2 : 6 Richd. BELL 4 new Kebles & a Piggon 0 : 4 : 2 Carriage of Bellows Pipes & Bellows to ye Mill 0 : 3 : 2 Tho. RUDD alpatuity from Sr. Philip for } Surveying the Mines } 5 : 5 : 0 ------7 : 10 : 5 20 Septr. 1751. Recd. of Sr. Ph: MUSGRAVE Bart. per Christo. DOBSON Seven pounds ten Shills. & five pence in full for ye Above Accot. by me [signed] Thom: RUDD

28 Sep 1751 (2). PETTY DISBURSEMENTS ACCOUNT.

A neat detailed account for various minor expenses. 7" x 6".

Petty Disburstmts. per Chr: DOBSON till Michs. 1751. 54 1751. May 15. 2 dosn. Brooms for ye Gardens 0 : 1 : 6 28. Pd. for getting a Foal 1750 0 : 4 : 0 Post Letters this Month 0 : 3 : 11 June 5. Charge of holdg. ye Westmd. Courts. The Inn Bill at Kirkbystephen 0 : 16 : 1 Dinnr. at Soulby 0 : 5 : 7 Do. at Musgrave 0 : 5 : 6 to ye Juries of ye Sevl. Manors 0 : 4 : 6 8. Neds Charges for Wheat from Spittal 0 : 14 : 6 11. Brooms for the Stables 0 : 1 : 6 Post Letters this Month 0 : 0 : 6 July 16. Carr: of Net Yarn from Allanby 0 : 0 : 6 Post Letters this Month 0 : 3 : 2 Augt. 5. Expences at Kirkosd. Fare 0 : 6 : 6 to the Musick at Ditto 0 : 2 : 0 26. Wm DALTON Edenl. Clark Wages 0 : 2 : 6 Postage of Letters this Month 0 : 0 : 8 Septr. 24 Car: of Barwhams from Bcastle 0 : 0 : 6 Postage of Letters this Month 0 : 2 : 4 ------3 : 15 : 9 28. Septr. 1751. Placed to ye Accot. of Sr. Ph: MUSGRAVE thre pods. fifteen Shills. & Nine pence in full of the above till Michs. 1751 by me [signed] Chr DOBSON

05 Nov 1753. RECEIPT FOR BUILDING WORK AT KIRKOSWALD.

A small very neat and clean receipt for wood preparation for the building of a house at Kirkoswald Manor, Cumbria. 4" x 6".

John DENT & Henr. BAYLIFF preparing Timbr. for the Building at Mains House in Kirkoswd. Manor

John DENT 22 Days at 14d. per 1 : 5 : 8 Henr. BAYLIFF 23 Do. at Do. 1 : 6 : 10 ------2 : 12 : 6 5. Novr. 1753. Recd. of Sr. Phil: MUSGRAVE Bart. per Chr DOBSON the Summes opposite to our Sevl. Names for the above work at Kirkoswd. as Wittness our Hands [signed] John DENT [signed] Henry BAILF

15 Dec 1753. LIST OF EDENHALL LABOURERS’ NAMES & PAY.

A neat, fine and fresh detailed listing of Edenhall Labourers. 8" x 6".

Labourers from the 3d. till the 15th. of Decembr. 1753.

55 No. Labourer No. of price Receipt Wages days per day £ s d ------1 Thos. SKILBECK { 6 10 } Rec d by T. SKILBECK’s X mk - 7 - { 4 6 } 2 Thos. STEPHENSON 9 6 by [signed] Thom: STEPHENSON - 4 6 3 Jno. DENT { 5 14 } by [signed] John DENT - 9 10 { 4 12 } 4 Henr. BAYLIFF { 4 14d } by [signed] Henry BAILEF - 7 7 { 2½ 5 James BLAIN 9 6 by Jams. BLAIN’s B mk - 4 6 6 Robt. CANNON 10½ 6d } Do. Nights &c. 17 2½ } by [signed] Rob CANNON - 3 6½ r 2 7 Hen . CROW 2 /3 6 by Mary CROW’s M Mark - 1 4 8 Tho. RICHARDSON 12 14d by } [signed] Tho RICHARDSON - 14 - 9 Geo: RICHARDSON 5½ 12 by } - 5 6 10 Jos: RICHARDSON 11 6 } by [signed] Jos RICHARDSON - 5 6 Do. Nights 17 2½ } - 3 6½ 11 Ino. MILNER 8 6 } by [signed] John MILNER - 4 - Do. Nights 17 2½ } - 3 6½ 12 Edw d. NICOLSON 12 8 by Ed: NICOLSON’s X Mark - 8 - Ino. NICOLSON 11 2d by Do. - 1 10 ------4 9 5½ 15th Decr. 1753. Placed to ye Accot. of Sr. Ph: MUSGRAVE Bt. four po ds. Nine Shills. and five pence half penny in full for Wages paid to the above Labourers till this Day by me [signed] Chr DOBSON

29 Jan 1754 (1). RECEIPT FOR SLATING WORK AT BLACKHALL.

A small very neat and clean receipt for slating and plastering work at Blackhall, Cumbria. 3" x 6".

Sclating at Blackhall Demesn House

3R & 17 yds. of Sclating at 11 : 6 per Rood 1 : 18 : 0 3 days Work at Hugh DODDs plaistering 0 : 3 : 0 ------2 : 1 : 0 29th. Janr. 1754. Recd. of Sr. Ph: MUSGRAVE Bart. per Christ. DOBSON two pods. & one Shilling in full of the above by me [signed] William BOWERBANK

29 Jan 1754 (2). RECEIPT FOR COAL FROM RENWICK PIT.

A small very neat and clean receipt for 21 cart loads of coals from Renwick Coal Mine, Cumbria. 2" x 6".

56 29. Janry. 1754 Recd. of Sr. Ph: MUSGRAVE Bart. & Christo. DOBSON One Guinea for 21 Cartload of Coals from Renwick Pitt by me [Signed] Edward OLIVENT

06 Apr 1754. THRESHERS’ RECEIPT.

A small very neat and clean threshers’ receipt for oats, bigg and barley. 6" x 4".

Threshers Accot. for Oats & Barley 1754

305½ Bushls. of Oats at 3d½ per 4 : 9 : 1 197 - - - - - of Bigg & Barley at 4d 3 : 5 : 8 ------7 : 14 : 9 6. April 1754 Recd. of Sr. Ph: MUSGRAVE Bt. & Chr. DOBSON Seven pods. fourteen Shills. & nine pence in full of the Above Accot. per us [signed] Hen HODGSON Jams. WELLS’s X Mark

06 May 1754. EDENHALL CHURCH WARDENS’ RECEIPT.

A neat and clean Edenhall Church Wardens’ receipt for communicant money etc. 4" x 6".

Churchwardens of Edenl. Charge for 1753.

2 Purveys at 4 : 2¼ per 0 : 8 : 4½ 6 Servts. Communicant Money at 1½d 0 : 0 : 9 ------0 : 9 : 1½ 6th. May 1754. Recd. of Sr. Ph: MUSGRAVE Bart. per Chr DOBSON Nine Shills & three half pence in full of the Above by [signed] Thos TINKLER

20 May 1754. RECEIPT FOR 1 YEAR’S NEATGELD & SERJEANTS OATS.

A small neat and clean receipt for Neatgeld and Serjents Oats. (An ancient method of payment based on Cattle or Cornage.) 4" x 6".

20th. May 1754 Receiv’d of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. by Chr. DOBSON one pound six Shillings & eight pence in full for one Years Neatgeld and Serjeant Oates for Blandsis & Spencers Tenmt. at Little Musgrave & Petty Tenemt. at Soulby due last St. Andrew day to the Rt Honble. the Earl of THANET for whose Use I say receiv’d by me [signed] Robt. BOWNESS CoAts

12 Jun 1754. RECEIPT FOR STONE FENCING AT SKIRSGILL.

A small neat and clean receipt for stone fencing at Skirsgill. 4" x 6". 57 14 Roods of Stone Fence at Skirskill part of Tom: RAILTON’s Farm at Soulby £ : s : Getting Stones and walling at 2s. per Rood 1 : 8 : 0

12. June 1754. Recd. of Sr. Ph: MUSGRAVE Bart. per Christ: DOBSON twenty Eight Shillings in full of the above per me Davd. DAVISON’s D Mk

25 Jun 1754. DETAILED SADDLER’S ACCOUNT.

A neat and clean detailed saddler’s account for various goods. 13" x 8".

C. 270 R. 87. James SAVAGE Sadler 3 : 14 : 0. 25. June 1754

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1753 Sir Philip MUSGRAVE to James SAVAGE

17 July one Dosen of Hame Strapper 0 3 0 pice of Suing Leather 0 0 4 2 Strong Cart Beley Bands 0 3 0 2 taned Leather Blinder Reins new } 0 2 6 throtlatich & mending with new Lather } New Lining & Stufing 3 Barfham } 0 3 6 New Strap & new Lather } 26 Brod Lather girth 7 foot Long 0 1 6 14 August New back pice to Stayes & mending with Lather 1 2 Mending 2 Barfhames with flanele & Lather 0 0 9 New panling Cart Sadle faced with Hair 0 1 4 Lather girth & strap 0 1 0 6 Octbr 2 Lather Cart Sadele girthes & Strapps 0 2 0 22 March 2 New Eayes for 2 Belley Bands 0 0 6 3 May 3 New Coller Heads 0 2 6 Man Sadele & furniter 0 0 9 New Haier Ruber 0 0 9 Best 7 Bared Cuere Combe & Brush 0 2 6 New Long Sied Rein to Cart Bridele 0 0 8 2 New Loop Nales for Sadele 0 0 6 pice of suing Lather 0 0 3 23 New Sadele & furnitur 1 1 0 New Croper 0 0 9 Mending 2 Barfhames 0 0 8 Mending 2 Cart Bridiles new Long Sied 0 0 10 New panting & Cart Sadeles faced with } 0 2 3 & mending girthes } Best Sirsingale Laderd 0 1 10 ------£ 3 14 2 58 25. June 1754 Recd. of Sr. Ph: MUSGRAVE Bart. per Chr: DOBSON three pounds & fourteen Shills. in full of the above per me [signed] James SAVAGE

02 Jul 1754. DETAILED BUTCHER’S ACCOUNT FOR VARIOUS MEATS.

A neat and clean detailed butcher’s account. 12" x 8".

C. 270. R. 89. Wm. CASTLEHOW Provisions 9 : 4 : 6, 2d. July 1754

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1754 Sr Philip MUSGRAVE Barnt. Debt’r to Wm. CASTLOW st lb 5 March 1 Side of Pork 4 ,, 8 0 ,, 19 ,, 6 23 April 2 pieces of Beaf 48 0 ,, 13 ,, 0 30 Ditto 2 pieces of Beaf 47 0 ,, 14 ,, 8 Ditto 1 Leg of Veal 10 0 ,, 2 ,, 1 Ditto 1 Tongue 0 ,, 1 ,, 2 Ditto 3 pd. of Suet 0 ,, 1 ,, 0 Ditto 1 Quarter of mutton 18 0 ,, 6 ,, 9 7 May 1 Side of mutton 25 0 ,, 9 ,, 10½ Ditto 3 pieces of Beaf 61 0 ,, 17 ,, 9½ Ditto 1 Quarter of Veal 0 ,, 4 ,, 0 Ditto 1 Hoffel 0 ,, 1 ,, 8 Ditto 1 Tongue 0 ,, 1 ,, 3 14 Ditto 2 pieces of Beaf 37 0 ,, 11 ,, 7½ Ditto 1 Side of mutton 24 0 ,, 9 ,, 6 Ditto 1 Tongue 0 ,, 1 ,, 3 Ditto 1 Quarter of Veal 0 ,, 4 ,, 6 Ditto 1 Calf Head 0 ,, 0 ,, 6 Ditto 1 Hoffel 0 ,, 1 ,, 6 21 Ditto 1 Side of mutton 20 0 ,, 5 ,, 10 Ditto 1 Hoffel 0 ,, 1 ,, 4 Ditto 1 Calf Head 0 ,, 0 ,, 6 Ditto 1 Quarter of Veal 0 ,, 4 ,, 0 Ditto 1 Tongue 0 ,, 1 ,, 0 Ditto 6 pd. of Suet 0 ,, 1 ,, 0 Ditto 3 pieces of Beaf 66 1 ,, 2 ,, 0 28 Ditto 1 Side of mutton 21 0 ,, 6 ,, 2 Ditto 1 Quarter of veal 0 ,, 3 ,, 6 Ditto 1 piece of Beaf 21 0 ,, 6 ,, 4½ 4 June 1 Quarter of mutton 18 0 ,, 5 ,, 3 Ditto 1 Quarter of Veal 0 ,, 3 ,, 6 Ditto 1 piece of Beaf 10 0 ,, 2 ,, 11 ------9 ,, 4 ,, 9

59 2d. July 1754. Recd. of Sr. Phil: MUSGRAVE Bart. per Christ. DOBSON Nine pounds four Shills. & Six pence in full of the Above by me [signed] Will CASTLOW

03 Jul 1754. DETAILED CLOTH ACCOUNT.

A neat and clean detailed cloth account. 8" x 6".

Margt. Cloth Accot. from ye 8th. Augst. 1753 1753. £ s d Septr. 8th. Whitening 60 yds. at 3d. per 0 : 15 : 0 Do. 23 yds. of Huggaback at 3d. per 0 : 5 : 9 A Mop 6d. Car: of a Web from Carl: 4d. : 0 : 10 Decr. 6. 24 pds. of Lint at 13d. per 1 : 6 : 0 12 pods. at 10d. per 0 : 10 : 0 24 pods. at 7d. per 0 : 14 : 0 8 pods. at 10d. per 0 : 6 : 8 12 pods. at 7d. per 0 : 7 : 0 1754. Febr. 17 th. Spinning 30 Hanks at 6d. per 0 : 15 : 0 3 Pecks of Ashes 0 : 3 : 0 Spinng. 18 Hanks at 6d. per 0 : 9 : 0 Apr: 13 th. Weaving 48 yds. at 3d. per 0 : 12 : 0 Weft yarn 18d. Runng. ye Web 1s. 0 : 2 : 6 29 th. Weaving 29 yds. at 5¼ per 0 : 12 : 8 Running the Web 0 : 0 : 4 June 3d. Spinng. 48 Hanks at 7½d. 1 : 10 : 0 ------8 : 9 : 9 3d. July 1754. Recd. of Sr. Phil: MUSGRAVE Bart. by Christ. DOBSON Eight pounds nine Shillings and nine pence in full for the above Accot. of Cloth laid out by me till this day as Wittness my Hand [signed] Margt. NOBLE

08 Jul 1754 (1). PRESCRIPTION MONEY FOR CURATE OF RAVENSTONEDALE.

A small neat receipt for half a year’s prescription money for the curate of Ravenstonedale. 4" x 7".

June 6th. 1754 Then received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. by the Hands of Thomas RUDD the Sum of Fifty Shillings and Six Pence being half a Years Prescription Money due to the Curate of Ravenstondale out of Rents at Bleatarn to Whitsuntide last past by me [signed] Robt. MOUNSEY Cure. &c. 8. July 1754 Recd. ye above from Chr DOBSON per [signed] Thom: RUDD

60 08 Jul 1754 (2). DETAILED WAGES BILL, BIRKETT GROVE LEAD MINE .

A very neat and clean detailed wages bill for Birkett Grove Lead Mine. 12" x 8".

A Quarters Pay Bill at Birket Grove from Lady day till Midsummer 1754 per Christ. DOBSON

MASON COATS & CLARKSON &c Miners Accot. £ s d £ s d Getting 7 Bing of Ore of the Old Bargain at 7s. per 2 : 9 : - Getting 40½ Do. of ye Quarters Bargain at 1£:1s:0 per 42 : 10 : 6 Mendg. Harkers old Sump 14 Shifts at 10d. per - : 11 : 8 Clearing Erringtons Sump 18 Do. at 10d. per - : 15 : - Sinking & driving in ye New Shaft bottom 4fath : 1yd : 6ins. at 7s 1 : 12 : - Driving up the field in ye lowest drift 2fathm : 7ins at 18s 1 : 17 : 6 1 m s Sinking in Errington’s Sump bottom 7 /6 fath . at 21 per 7 : 10 : 6 Mending the Waygates this Quarter till Midsumr. 1754 1 : - : - 8th. July 1754. Recd. of Sr. Ph: MUSGRAVE per ------58 : 6 : 2 Chr: DOBSON fifty eight pounds Six Shills. & two pence in full of the above by us [signed] John MASON [signed] Edward COATS [signed] James CLARKSON

Washers Robt. TURNER & An: FROST Washing 66½ Bing at 1s:10d per 6 : 1 : 11 Do. a day budleing ye Wastes & laying by Green ore - : 2 : ------6 : 3 : 11 8. July 1754. Recd. of Chr. DOBSON Six pods. three Shills. and Eleven pence in full of the above Robt. TURNER’s + Mark An: FROST’s A Mark

Smelter. Thos. HUTCHINSON Smeltg. 30 Fother at 6s. per ------9 : - : - 8. July 1754 Recd. Nine pounds by T. HUTCHINSON’s T Mk

Thos. RUDDs Disburstments. Isa: HARKER Carre. of 93½ Bing of Ore to ye Mill at 4d per 1 : 11 : 2 Do. Cutting & Carre. of 82 Sacks of Chopwood at 6d. per 2 : 1 : - 15 loads of Coals at at 11d. per 13s:9d, 5 Bushs. of Lime :3s:4d - : 17 : 1 Covering drying & removing 4 Kilns of Chopwd. at 3s per - : 12 : - 31 dos: of Grove Timber Cuttg. & Carriageat 7d per - : 18 : 1 Two new Ropes 1 : 16 : 6 Smith Bill for this last Quarter - : 12 : 6 4½ pods. of Candles when they wrought by Shift - : 2 : 3 Carriage of a Rope & a Piggpan - : 1 : 4 A New Keeble & a Piggon - : 1 : 1 3000 Stoprice at 2s. per 0 : 6 : 0, Soap for Mill 6d. - : 6 : 6 ------8 : 19 : 6 8th. July 1754. Recd. of Sr. Ph: MUSGRAVE Bart. ======by Christ. DOBSON Eight pounds Nineteen Shills. Total 82 : 9 : 7 and Six pence in full of the above by [signed] Thom: RUDD

8. July 1754. Placed to the Accot. of Sr. Ph: MUSGRAVE Eighty two pounds nine Shills. & seven pence in full for the Above Disburstmts. laid out in Birket Grove till this Day per [signed] Chr DOBSON 61 16 Jul 1754. RECEIPT FOR MAKING BARLEY INTO MALT.

A small very neat and clean receipt for making barley into malt. 2" x 6".

16. July 1754 Recd. of Sr. Ph: MUSGRAVE Bart. & Chr: DOBSON three pounds in full for Duty & Making 30 Bushls. of Barley into Malt at 2s. per Bushl. 1754 as Wittness my Hand [signed] John WILKINSON

23 Jul 1754. A LENGTHY DETAILED HARDWARE ACCOUNT.

A neat, clean, fresh detailed account for numerous hardware goods. 15" x 7".

Sir Phil: MUSGRAVE 1753 Bot. of George WILSON 5th. June 2 Garden Spades 6 ~ --- 3 Kendale Scyth Stones 0 ~ 7½ a Stock Lock wth. 2 Keys 2 ~ 3 12th. 3 Garden Scyths. at 2/6 7 ~ 6 3d. July 3500 3lb Lath Nails 5 ~ 10 6 Kendall Scyth Stones at 2½d 1 ~ 3 17th. 1 Quart Black Ink 1 ~ --- 21st. Augst. 1200 3lb Lath Nails 2 ~ --- 28th. 500 30 a penny Nails 1 ~ 4 300 20 a penny Nails 1 ~ 3 18th. Septembr. 1 qtr. m~ 3lb Lath Nails 0 ~ 5 1500 5lb Lath Nls. 3 ~ 4½ 1200 3lb Lath Nails 2 ~ --- 27th. Novembr. a Stock Lock 1 ~ 6 4th. Decembr. 2 Knotts small Cording 0 ~ 7 11th. 200 Teloor. Nails at 8d 1 ~ 4 12th. 700 Tenter Hooks 2 ~ 4 23d. Janry 1754 a Stock Lock 1 ~ 6 6th. Febry 4 m~ 5lb Lath Nails 9 ~ --- 600 10 a penny Nails 4 ~ 6 21st. March 200 30 a penny Nails 0 ~ 8 100 40 a penny Ditto 0 ~ 3 9th. April ¼ m~ 60 a penny Sprigs 0 ~ 4 ~ d d 1 ~ d d ¼ m 40 Ditto 6 /8 m 30 Ditto 4 0 ~ 10 1 Knott Sash Cording 14d. 30th. 1 Pint Ink 1 ~ 8 15th. May 3 Kendale Scyth Stones 0 ~ 7½ 21st. a Large Hang Lock 2 ~ --- 2 Pair Dovetails at 5d 0 ~ 10 1 Stock Lock 2/~ 1 Ditto 18d 3 ~ 6 4th. June 3 Garden Scyths & 3 Kendle. Stones 8 ~ 1½ ------£ 3 ~ 14 ~ 5

Rec’d 23d July 1754 of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE by Mr Chris: DOBSON the full Contents of the above bill by [signed] Geo: WILSON

62 05 Aug 1754. RECEIPT FOR HEDGING AT BARRONWOOD PLANTATION.

A small very neat and clean receipt. 2" x 6".

5. August 1754. Recd. of Sr. Phil: MUSGRAVE Bart. per Chr: DOBSON twenty Shills. in full for half a Yrs. Hedging at Barron Wood Plantation due last Candlemas as Wittness my Hand [signed] Robert BIRD

14 Aug 1754. RECEIPT FOR COLLARS AND SHANKS

A small neat and clean receipt for collars and shanks [for horses?]. 3" x 4".

Apral 30 1754 Mr DOBESON deber to Thomas CHIRRY for 3 doubel raned colers 2 – 3 3 single raned colers 1 – 6 and 3 long shankes 1 – 0 ------4 – 9 14. Augt. 1754 Recd. the Contents per [signed] Thomas CHIRRY

15 Aug 1754. LANGWATHBY MILLER’S RECEIPT.

A neat and clean Langwathby miller’s receipt for grinding malt and drying oats. 3" x 6".

Langwathby Millr. Grndg. Malt & Drying Oats 1753 &c

Grinding 28 Bushls. of Malt at 1½d per 0 : 3 : 6 Drying 12 Bushls. of Oats at 1d. per 0 : 1 : 0 ------0 : 4 : 6 15. August 1754 Recd. of Sr. Ph: MUSGRAVE Bart. per Chr. DOBSON four Shillings & Six pence in full of the above Accot. of Grindg. Malt & Drying Oats till this day by me [signed] John DODD

21 Aug 1754 (1). RECEIPT FOR LAND, POOR AND CHURCH TAXES.

A small very neat and clean receipt for various taxes for Blackhall Demesne. 4" x 6".

Taxes for Blackhall Demesn 1753 16d per Pur Purvs. 18 a Yrs. Land tax due Lady day 1754 1 : 4 : 0 32 a Yrs. Poor cess endg. at Do. 2 : 4 : 6 78 a Yrs. Church cess for ye Year 1753 5 : 5 : 0 ------8 : 13 : 6 21st. Aug st. 1754.

63 Recd. of Sr. Ph: MUSGRAVE Bart. by Chr. DOBSON Eight pods. thirteen Shs. & Six penc in full of the above Taxes laid out for ye year 1753 by me [signed] George SEWELL

21 Aug 1754 (2). TURNMONEY RECEIPT FOR BLACKHALL RENTS.

A small very neat and clean receipt. 2" x 6".

21st. August 1754 Recd. of Sr. P: MUSGRAVE per Chr. DOBSON four Shills. & four pence in full for a Yrs. turn Money paid out of ye Rents at Blackhall at Ladyday last as Witness my hand. [signed] George SEWELL

17 Sep 1754. RECEIPT FOR CARRIAGE OF AN IRON CHEST TO STOCKTON.

A neat and clean receipt for the carriage of an Iron Chest to Stockton. 4" x 6".

To HANBY for ye Carriage of an Iron } Chest 23 Sto: at 6d. per to Stockton } 0 : 11 : 6 To freight & Porterage of Do. 0 : 6 : 0 ------0 : 17 : 6 17th. Septr. 1754 Recd. of Chr: DOBSON ye full Contents of ye above laid out by me [signed] Willm. COOKSON

03 Oct 1754. MILLWRIGHT’S BILL, HARTLEY LOW MILL.

September ye 20 1754 Account of worke Done for Sir Philip MUSGRAVE At hartlah low mill by Thomas DIXON to making & putting in a new Cogwhell & trunls £ s d my Self & Jurnymen 17 days at 1s 6d per day 1 5 6 to a prantus 6 days at 1s 0d per day 0 6 0 for a pare of trunl heads 0 3 0 ------1 14 6 3d. October 1754 Recd. of Sr. Ph: MUSGRAVE Bart. per Chr. DOBSON one pound fourteen Shillings & Six pence in full of the Above per [signed] Thos. DIXON

08 Oct 1754. RENTS & TITHES ACCOUNT TO CARLISLE DEAN & CHAPTER.

A clean account for the Carlisle Dean and Chapter Rents and Tithes due for various places. 8" x 6".

Due from Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. to the Dean and Chapter of Carlisle £ s d One Year’s Rent for Colby Tithe at Pentecost 1754 2 ~ 6 ~ 8 64 Ditto for King’s Meabourn Tithe at Michas 1754 8 ~ 5 ~ 4 Ditto for Abby Barn & Carlisle field Tithe at Midsummer 1754 10 ~ 10 ~ 0 Ditto for Edenhall Tithe & Tenement at Lammas 1754 3 ~ 9 ~ 8 Ditto for Westward Tithe at St. Mark 1754 6 ~ 0 ~ 0 5 Acquittances 0 ~ 3 ~ 4 ------£ 30 ~ 15 ~ 0 2d. October 1754 Received the contents above being Thirty Pounds and fifteen Shillings at the hands of Mr. Chrisr: DOBSON I say received by [signed] John: PEARSON D Recd placed to Accot. the 8th. of Octobr. 1754 per [signed] Chr DOBSON

09 Oct 1754 (1). RECEIPT FOR BLACKHALL PRESCRIPTION.

A neat and clean receipt for the Blackhall Prescription, due to Governor Stanwix for 1752 and 1753. 3" x 6".

Received of Sir Philep MUSGRAVE per Chrs. DOBSON one pound Six Shilings and Eight pence in full for tow years presiption for Blackhall due to Governor STANEX for the year 1752 and the year 1753 24 September 1754 for whose use I sa received by me [signed] Tho LITLE placed to Accot. the 9th. of Octobr. 1754 per [signed] Chr. DOBSON

09 Oct 1754 (2). PETTY DISBURSEMENTS ACCOUNT.

A neat and clean account for various expenses. 8" x 6".

Christ. DOBSON Petty Disburstmts. till Old Michs. 1754 1754 £ s d April Postage of Letters 8d. Do. in May 0 : 1 : 4 - : 2 : - May 3 Letters to Sr. Phil: 1s. Lupton Deductns. 2:11½ - : 3 : 11½ June Carriage of a Book of Maps - : - : 8 Disburstmts. holding Courts in Westmoreld. Dinner at Soulby – 6s : 10d, at Musgrave – 7s : 8d - : 14 : 6 To the Juries of the Sevl. Mannors - : 8 : 6 All Night at Kirkbystephen - : 17 : 10 Letters this Month - : 1 : 6 Given Ed: ROBINSON by Sr. Philip’s Order for } the loss of a Heipher purchd. at Edenhall } 1 : 1 : - July Postage of Letters in July - : 1 : 3 Proclaiming Timber to be Sold - : - : 8 Augst. Expences at Kirkoswald fare - : 6 : 6 Musick at Do. - : 2 : - Mr. RAINCOCK Intt. of 100£ Advanced to L. M. - : 12 : - Postage of Letters this Month - : 1 : 4 Wm. HETHERINGTON Exps. Attendg. ye Sheriff at Carl: - : 3 : 3 3 Sickles 2 : 3, 2 Hundd. Bricks Old Pks – 2s - - : 4 : 3 Septr. Expences of 2 Carts Carrg. a Cog Wheel to Harty. - : 4 : 6 Pd. Turnpike & Exps. of 20 Winterers from Carl: - : 1 : 1 65 Postage of Letters this Month - : 1 : 5 ------5 : 8 : 2½ 9th. Octr. 1754. Placed to ye Accot. of Sr. Ph: MUSGRAVE Bart. five pounds Eight Shills. & two pence half peny. in full for the above Petty Disburstmts. by [signed] Chr DOBSON

24 Jul 1764. DRUGGIST’S RECEIPT.

A small very neat and clean druggist’s receipt for various potions. 3" x 6".

Sr. Ph: MUSGRAVE Dr. to Mr. FALLOWFIELD Druggist

half a pint of Simple Cinnamon Water } half an Oz: Salt of Wormwood } 0 : 0 : 7 A Quart of Spirits of Wine 0 : 3 : 6 ------4 : 1 24. July 1764. Recd. the Contents from Chr DOBSON in full by [signed] John FALLOWFIELD

04 Nov 1776. COURT WITNESS AFFIDAVITS. ILLEGALLY HUNTING RABBITS.

Neat and clean court affidavits and sentence recommendations relating to a court hearing. WESTRAY of Edenhall and SIMPSON and PATTINSON of Langwathby, Cumbria, using dogs illegally to hunt Conies (rabbits) at Edenhall Warren.

Dear Sir I think by the State. 22. & 23. C : 2. C : 25. The WESTRA’s should be imprisoned for three Months and then find Sureties for their good abearing. If any Justice will take upon him to admit them to Bail within the three Months, he will consider whether the Law authorizes him to do so or not, and he is to Judge of the sufficiency of the Bail. Mr. DACRE about Janry. 1775. committed a person to Gaol for the like offence in Lord CARLISLE’s warrant. The prisoner applied at Easter Sessions thereafter to be discharged, I opposed, and he was remanded for want of Sureties. At the Assizes 1775. he came before Mr. Justice GOULD and prayed to be discharged which was opposed by Council, unless he found Sureties, but the Judge discharged him and seemed to treat the word abearing Slightly.

You’l please to Sign and send Mr. FERGUSON’s admittance, you know I kept the Court only as your Friend, or Clerk, and I can’t therefore Sign the admittance as Steward or say it is a true Copy of the Court Rolls which I never saw. I am Dr. Sir Your much oblig’d Hble Servt. [signed] Stuart Ja GRAHAM Carlisle 4th. Novr. 1776.

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66 Cumberland. The Information of Thomas LEWIS of Penrith Cordwainer

Who upon his oath sayith, that on Sunday the 29th of September last betwixt the hours of one & two in the morning, he saw Philip WESTRAY of Edenhall taylor, and Paul PATTINSON of Langwathby shoemaker, chacing with two Dogs the Conies in a Warren call’d Edenhall Warren, lawfully kept for breeding and keeping of Conies, and that they continued chacing for above an hour in the said Warren, and that this informant lay behind a Wall watching them, and that after he had seen them chacing in the said Warren for some time he went up, & spoke to them, & ask’d them what they what they were doing, that they replied that they had as much business there as he had, and that this informant saw a bag or sack in the hands of the said Paul PATTINSON, & that he desir’d to see what was in the bag or sack, that they were unwilling at first to let him see but at last consented & that this informant found therein three Conies & that one of them was not dead & that they said they were not content with these three, but wou’d have two or three more before they got home.

Sworn Octor. 8th 1776.

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Cumberland. The Information of Thomas LEWIS of Penrith Cordwainer

Who upon his oath saith that on Monday the first of October 1776 about nine of the clock in the evening, he saw Philip WESTRAY of Edenhall taylor, & John SIMPSON of Langwathby farmer chacing a Conie or Conies in a Warren called Edenhall Warren lawfully kept for the breeding and keeping of Conies and that they continued there with three Dogs, two of them lurchers for above the space of half an hour, and that at last this informant went up to them with one Richard HOGG of Edenhall waller, & that he ask’d them, what right they had there, & that Philip WESTRAY replied that he had more business there than he had for that he had call legates there & that this informant suspecting that they had Conies conceal’d in their aprons, insisted upon seeing whether they had or not, and that after some resistance they were oblig’d to consent, to let this informant examine whether they had or not, and that upon examination, he found one Conie in the Apron of Philip WESTRAY & also another in the apron of John SIMPSON & that John SIMPSON said he came there to kill Conies & that was his business at that time.

Sworn Octor. 8th 1776.

25 Jul 1782. BILL FOR SURVEYING & PLANNING LUPTON ESTATE.

A neat and clean receipt for Surveying and Planning of Lupton Estate, Kendal. 4" x 6".

J OLDMANs Charge for Surveying and his Journey to and from London in July 1782. £ S D Surveying and Planing Lupton Estate 2 – 2 – 0 His Journey to and from Kempton Park 8 – 12 – 5 ------10 – 14 – 5 25th. July 1782 Recd. of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. per Christ. DOBSON Ten pounds fourteen Shillings and five pence in full of the above by me [signed] Jona: OLDMAN

67 05 Aug 1782. RECEIPT FOR LIME FROM COCKLOCKS KILNS.

A small very neat and clean receipt for lime loads from Cocklocks Kilns, Culgaith, Cumbria. 10" x 6".

Mr. Chris. DOBSON Dr. to John ARNISON for Lime from Cocklokes Kilns for ye. year 1782

Bushels May 25 18 27 36 29 36 30 36 31 36 June 1 18 8 18 10 39 11 42 12 42 13 30 14 3 ------390 Bushels @ 3½ per Bu[shel]

£ 5 ~ 13 ~ 9

5th. Augst. 1782 Recd. of Sir Ph: MUSGRAVE by Chr: DOBSON five pounds thirteen Shills. & nine pence in full of the above by me Ino. ARNESON’s A Mark Witness – Thos: DIXON

17 Aug 1782. CART LOADS OF COALS FOR EDENHALL.

A neat, clean, fresh receipt for cart loads of coals for the hall at Edenhall. 4" x 6".

Coals for the Hall 1782.

July 26 4 Cartloads from Ld. CARLISLE 0 : 12 : 9 Augst. 16 Cartloads from Renwick 1 : 4 : 9 ------1 : 17 : 6 Ino. DIXON 12 loads from Do. 13 : ------2 : 10 : 6 17th. Augst. 1782. Placed to Sir Philip MUSGRAV’s Account two pounds ten Shillings & Six pence in full of the above by me [signed] Christ. DOBSON

30 Sep 1782 (1). BISHOP’S RENTS RECEIPT FOR BEWLEY CASTLE.

A small neat and clean receipt for the Bishop’s rents for Bewley Castle, Cumbria. 3" x 7". 68

June 18th. 1782 Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. the sum of Ten pounds for one years rent for Bewley Castle due to the Lord Bishop of Carlisle at Ladyday last. £ 10. 0 . 0 I say recd. for his Lop’s use by me [signed] Isa: DENTON

Placed to Accot. the 30th. Septr. 1782 by me [signed] Chr: DOBSON

30 Sep 1782 (2). SALARY FOR BAILIFF OF HARTLEY & KIRKBY STEPHEN.

A small very neat and clean salary receipt for the Bailiff of Hartley and Kirkby Stephen, Cumbria. 2" x 6".

30th. Septr. 1782. Recd. of Sir Phil: MUSGRAVE Bart by Chr: DOBSON thirty Shillings in full for one years Salary as Baylif of Hartley & Kirkbystephen due last Whitsuntide by me [signed] John DAWSON

08 Oct 1782. ROPEMAKER’S RECEIPT.

A small very neat and clean ropemaker’s receipt for rope for a fishing net. 2" x 7".

Ino. SWAINSON Ropemaker 0 : 5 : 8 8th. Octr. 1782

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8 Octr. 1782 Recd. five shills. & Eight pence for 2 Hair ropes for a Fishing Net by me [signed] John SWAINSON

16 Nov 1782. ACCOUNT REGARDING BEWLEY CASTLE.

A small neat receipt for lime and boarding carpenters and quarrymen at Bewley Castle, Cumbria. A bit aged and grubby. 4" x 6".

Christ. PARKINs Charge abt. Bewly Castle Hemmels 1782.

35 Bushls. of Lime at 6d. per Bushl. 0 : 17 : 6 Boarding Quarrymen 10 days at 6d. per 0 : 5 : 0 Ditto 2 Carpinters 19 days at Do. 0 : 9 : 6 ------1 : 12 : 0 16th. Novr. 1782. Recd. of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE by Christ. DOBSON one pound twelve Shillings in full of the above by me [signed] Christ: PARKIN

69 10 Dec 1782. FARRIER’S RECEIPT FOR CURING A CART MARE.

A small neat farrier’s receipt for curing a cart mare. 2" x 6".

Thos. WINSKELL Farrier 0 : 15 : 0 10th. Decr. 1782 2. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

10th. Decr. 1782. Recd. of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. by Christ. DOBSON fifteen shillings in full for cureing a cart Mare and Drugs I say recd. by me. [signed] Thomas WINSKELL

18 Dec 1782. RECEIPT FOR 1 YEAR’S "CORNISH" RENT.

A small very neat and clean receipt for Cornish Rent for Blackhall demesne, Cumbria. 3" x 6".

18 Decr. 1782. Recd. of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. by Christ. DOBSON four shillings and sixpence in full for one years Cornish Rent for Blackhall Demesn due last Michaelmas to the Earl of EGREMONT for whose use I say recd. by me [signed] J ATKINSON for Thos. HODGSON

04 Feb 1783. DETAILED SADDLER’S ACCOUNT.

A neat and clean detailed saddler’s account. 12" x 7".

Sir Phillip MUSGROVE Bot. Jere JACKSON 1781 S D July 10th To New lining braugm. & mendg one 2 – 0 1782 To Mendg Cart bridle – 4 Apr. 10 th To Mendg braughem – 8 29 To New Lining & mendg braughem 1 – 6 30 To Mendg 2 pair of Stays – 8 May 7 To a New braughem 3 – 6 To a New blinder head 3 – 6 To A New Cart Sadle & Girth 4 – 6 To a pair of Tand leather Stays 5 – 6 To a New belleyd 2 – - To Mendg A braughem – 8 14 To Mendg 2 Braughams 1 – 6 July 16 To Mendg Cart Sadle & Stays 1 – To Mendg 2 bridles 1 – To Mendg Cart bridles & Stays – 10 Aut 19 To Mendg Cart sadle – 6 Sepr 10 To Mendg Cart sadle & belleyd – 4 Octr 8 To Mendg Cart sadle – 6 70 Decr 17 To Mendg braughem – 8 1783 Jany 7 To Mendg pair of Stays – 6 22d To Mendg Stays & Cart bridle 1 – ------£ 1 – 12 – 8

1783 Feby 4 Recd. of Sir Phillip MUSGROVE the Content in full By Christopher DOBSON By me [Signed] Jere JACKSON

15 Feb 1783. SALARY RECEIPT FOR THE BAILIFF OF LUPTON.

A small very neat and clean salary receipt for the Bailiff of Lupton, Cumbria. 2" x 6".

15th. Febry. 1783 Recd. of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE by Christ. DOBSON one pound & ten shillings for one years salary as Baylif of Lupton due Saint Thomas’s day last past by me [signed] John WEARING

01 Mar 1783. LABOURERS’ WAGES ACCOUNT.

A very neat and clean detailed account for wages and hours worked, for the labourers at Edenhall Estate, Cumbria. 8" x 6".

Labourers from 17th. Febry. till 1st. March 1783.

No. Labourer No. of Price Received by Wages Days per day £ S D ______

1 John STORY 11½ 14d Ino. STORY’s m Mark - 13 6 2 Ed: NICOLSON 12 18d Ed: NICOLSON’s + Mark - 18 - 3 John POWLEY 12 18d [signed] John POWLEY - 18 - 4 Rd. HETHERINGTON 12 14d [signed] Richd HETHERINGTON - 14 - 5 Jos: WESTMORLAND 12 14 Jos: WESTMORLANDs X Mk - 14 - 6 Tho. RICHARDSON 7½ 7d [signed] Thos. RICHARDSON - 4 4½ 7 Thos. HOW 7 5d [signed] Thos. HOW - 2 11 8 Ino. SANDERSON 12 14 [signed] John SANDERSON - 14 14 9 His Wife 4½ 8 Do. - 3 6 10 Robt. CANNON 10 14 [signed] Robt CANNON - 11 8 11 Geor. ROOKEN 6½ 9 Geor. ROOKENs X Mark - 4 10½ 12 His Daughter 6 7 Do. - 3 6 13 Anne BLAIN 3½ 8 [signed] Ann BLAIN - 2 4 14 Sundry. Persons 6 12 Pd. at Penrith &c - 6 ------6 10 2 1st. March 1783.

Placed to Sir Ph: MUSGRAVEs Accot. Six Pounds ten Shillings and two pence in full for Wages paid to the above Labourers &c. till this day by me [signed] Chrisr. DOBSON

71 05 Apr 1783. DETAILED EXPENSES ACCOUNT.

A small very neat and clean detailed account for various expenses. 6" x 8".

Christ. DOBSON’s Petty Disbursmts. till Old Ladyday 1783. 1782 Octr. 22 Dashwood Rent Mich - - 3 Mr. COOKSON Hops - 2 3 Carg of Cash from Kendl - - 3 A Large Lock - 1 6 Expences abt. Cattle - 1 - Postage of Letters - - 10 28 Carts to Appleby - 1 6 Mr. MUSGRAV’s Lettrs. - - 9 Isa: THOMPSON Bn. wd. - 3 - Novr. 7 2 Journeys to Appleby - 4 4 Post Letters - - 3 Decr. 12 Proclaimg. Wood - 1 - Auctioneer Sellg. Do. - 5 - Postage of Letters - - 11 ------1 2 10

Decr. Brot. over 1 2 10 22 Exps. with Wood chaps - 2 1 Letters 8d, Wafers 2 d - - 10 1783 Janr Expens. abt. Warren - 1 7 Musick at Xrmas - 1 - Mr. OLDMNs Exps. Westmd - 6 4½ Exps. Selling Wood - 1 7 Willm. CAR: to Appleby - - 8 An Almanack - - 9 Mr. SISSON Post Lettrs. - 1 3 Feb 4 Waller at Bar: wood - 1 6 Repairing 2 Hamrs. - 2 - Mr. SISSON Letters - 1 6 Marh Exps. Selling Wood - 2 - Do. wth. Mr. HODGSON - 2 7 Survg. DIXONs Farm - 3 8 Stamp Paper Blackr. - 5 3 Do. 5 Remittances - 2 6 ------2 19 11½ 5th. Aprl. 1783 Placed to Sir Ph: MUSGRAV’s Accot. two pounds nineteen Shills. & Eleven pence half penny in full of ye above by me [signed] Chrisr: DOBSON

03 Jul 1783. RECEIPT FOR LEASEHOLD RENT FOR BEWLEY CASTLE.

A small neat and clean receipt for the lease for Bewley Castle. 3" x 8".

72 July 3d. 1783 Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE, by the payment of Mr. PARKIN ----- the sum of Ten pounds in full for one year’s Leasehold rent for Bewley Castle due to the Lord Bishop of Carlisle at Ladyday 1783. I say recd. for his Lop.’s use by me [signed] Isa: DENTON £ 10 – 0 – 0

05 Aug 1783. RECEIPT FOR WATER TO KIRKOSWALD CROSS.

5. August 1783. Recd. of Sir Ph: MUSGRAVE Bart. by Chr. DOBSON two Guineas being his Subscription for bringing Water to Kirkoswald Cross by me [signed] Thos DIXON

06 Sep 1783. RECEIPT FOR WORK DONE AT FOGCLOSE WELL.

A small very neat and clean receipt for work done at Fogclose Well, Cumbria. 3" x 6".

Sir Php. MUSGRAVE Bart. to John DIXON Dr. Decr. 14th. 1782 For work done at Fogclose Well 9 Days at 1s~8d per Day £ 0 ~ 15 ~ 0 8 Do. at 1s ~4d per Do. 0 ~ 10 ~ 8 ------1 ~ 5 ~ 8 6.Sept. 1783 Recd. the Contents in full [signed] John DIXON

30 Sep 1783. THREE BAILIFFS’ SALARY RECEIPTS.

A small and clean batch of three receipts. Each 2" x 6".

30th. Septr. 1783. Recd. of Chr: DOBSON fifteen Shillings for one Years Salary as Baylif of Bleatarn due last Whitsuntide by me [signed] John RAILTON

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30. Septr. 1783. Recd. of Chr: DOBSON twenty five Shillings for one Years Salary as Baylif of Soulby due last Whitsuntide by me [signed] John RAILTON

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30th. Septr. 1783. Recd. of Chr: DOBSON thirty Shillings for one Years Salary as Baylif of Hartley & Kirkby stephen due last Whitsuntide by me [signed] John DAWSON

09 Oct 1783. SIX RECEIPTS FROM THE CELLARS.

A batch of six, small very neat and clean receipts. For sundry articles delivered to the Edenhall Cellars.

C. 160 R. 126 Sundry Persons Cellars 13 : 3 : 4 9. Octr. 1783.

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1783. Sundry Articles in Cellers till Michs. 1783.

June 3. Michl. REMMINGTON Hops - : 5 : 4 17. Ino. LOWTHIAN making Malt 3 : 12 : 6 Augt. 12. James DAWSON Brandy and Rum 1 : 4 : 6 Octr. 7. Tho. CLARK Brewery Ale 1 : 7 : - 9. Jane HEWITT Wine 6 : 14 : 0 ------13 : 3 : 4 9th. Octr. 1783. Placed to Sr. Ph: MUSGRAV’s Accot. thirteen pounds three Shills & four pence in full of the above by me [signed] Christ. DOBSON

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Ino. LOWTHIAN making Malt 3 : 12 : 6 17: June 1783

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Sir Phillip MUSGRAVE Barronet To Jno. LOWTHIAN Dr March 1783 To Duty and making of fifteen Carlisle bushels of Barley into Malt at 4 : 10 per bushel. s d £ 3 : 12 : 6 17. June 1783. Recd. of Sir Ph: MUSGRAVE Bart. by Christ. DOBSON three pods. twelve Shills & six pence in full of the above by me [signed] John LOWTHIAN

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Michl. REMMINGTON Hops. 0 : 5 : 4 3d. June 1783 74

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24 3 Mo. 1783 Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Dr. to M. RIMINGTON s d 2 lb Hops at 16d - 2 : 8 30 5 Mo do 2lb at 16 - 2 : 8 ------S 5 : 4 Receiv’d 3 6 Mo 1783 the Contents in full [signed] Michl. RIMINGTON

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Jams. DAWSON Brandy & Rum 1 : 4 : 6 12. Augst. 1783

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James DAWSON’s Charge for Liquors to Edenhall A Gallon of Brandy 0 : 13 : 0 A Gallon of Rum 0 : 11 : 6 ------1 : 4 : 6 12. Augst. 1783. Recd. ye Contents from Chr: DOBSON in full by me [signed] James DAWSON

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Tho. CLARK Brewry. Ale 1 : 7 : 0 7. Octr. 1783

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Sir Chr: MUSGRAVE To CLARK & BIRBECK Dr. 1783 s d July 24th To One Strong Old £ 1 : 6 : 0 To Gravt [?] 1 ------£ 1 : 7 : 0 7. Octr. 1783. Recd. one pd. & Seven Shills. in full of the above by me [signed] Thos. CLARK

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75 Jane HEWITT Wine 6 : 14 : 0 9. Octr. 1783.

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Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. Dr. To Mrs. HEWITT

1783. d Augt. 4. To 2 Dozn. Red Port Wine at 25 2 : 10 : 0 To 2 Dozn. Sherry at 30 3 : 0 : 0 To ½ Dozn. Maderia at 48 1 : 4 : 0 ------6 : 14 : 0 9th. Octr. 1783. Recd. of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE by Christ. DOBSON Six pounds and fourteen Shillings in full of the above Bill by me [signed] Jane HEWITT

31 Dec 1783. RECEIPT FOR TITHES FOR BLANDSIS FARM

A small very neat and clean receipt for the Tithes for Blandsis Farm, Cumbria, to the Rector of Crosby Garrett. 4" x 6".

Decr. 31th 1783 Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. by Christ: DOBSON Eighteen Shillings in full for one Years Prescription for the Tithe of Hay Wood and Lamb and all other small Tithes whatsoever for Blandsis Farm (except the Tithe of Bees Mortuaries Marriage Churching and Burial Fees) due last Martinmas to the Rector of Crosby Garrett which I paid to Mr. BIRDs Receiver who accepted of it as such as Witness my Hand. [signed] Robert CROTLEY

07 Oct 1797. RECEIPT FOR THREE PINTS OF CART OIL.

A small very neat and clean receipt for three pints of cart oil. 2" x 6".

Octr. 7th. 1797. Recd. of Sir John C. MUSGRAVE by payment of J. BRISCO one Shilling & four pence half penny for 3 pints of oil for cart geer by me [signed] John GRAHAM

16 May 1808. RECEIPT FOR DONATION TO THE PENRITH SISTERLY SOCIETY.

A small neat and clean charitable donation receipt for the Penrith Sisterly Society. 4" x 3".

May 16th. 1808 Recd. of Lady MUSGRAVE by Mr. BRISCO five pounds & five Shillings being a benefaction to the sisterly society lately formed at Penrith. I say recd. by me for the said purpose for Mrs. HASELL by me [signed] Edmd BOWMAN

76 28 Jun 1808. RECEIPT FOR RUM & GIN.

A small very neat and clean receipt for 3 gallons of rum and 2 gallons of gin. 7" x 4".

The Revd. Josh: BRISCO To Josh: RICHARDSON Dr. 1808 £ S D Jan. 18 To 3 Galls. of Rum at 16/6 2 9 6 Feb 1 d 2 Galls. of Gin at 11/6 1 3 0 ------£ 3 12 6 June 28 By Cash 3 . 12. 6 [signed] Josh: RICHARDSON

14 Jul 1808. RECEIPT FOR KNIVES, FORKS & SNUFFERS.

A neat and clean receipt for knives, forks and snuffers etc. 7" x 8".

Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bot of Wm POWLEY

1 Sett Knives & Forks 1 ~ 2 ~ - 1 Pair Snuffers - ~ 3 1 Stand to Do - ~ 1 ~ ------1 ~ 6 Recd [signed] Jos CHASTY [?] For WP Penrith 14 July 1808

27 Jul 1808 (1). RECEIPT FOR MENDING AN OVEN AT EDENHALL.

A small very neat and clean receipt. 4" x 6".

July 27th. 1808. Recd of the Guardians of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. three Shillings & six pence for one days work mending the oven at the Hall I say recd. by me [signed] Thomas MATTHEWS

27 Jul 1808 (2). RECEIPT FOR LANGWATHBY FOREST PROPERTY TAX.

A small very neat and clean receipt for property tax for Langwathby Forest. 4" x 6".

July 27th. 1808 Recd of the Guardians of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. by payment of Joseph BRISCO twelve Shillings & three pence being property tax for Langwathby forest I say received by me [signed] Joseph GREENEP

05 Aug 1808 (1). PAY RECEIPT FOR CHOPPING BARK AT KIRKOSWALD.

A small neat and clean receipt for chopping bark at Kirkoswald. With 2d impressed duty stamp. 8" x 3". 77

August 5th. 1808 Receiv’d of the Guardians of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. by payment of Joseph BRISCO four pounds & nine pence for chopping bark at Kirkoswald I say recd. by me [signed] William PEARSON 12 . 3 . 1

05 Aug 1808 (2). RECEIPT FOR REPAIR OF LIME KILN AT COCKLOCKS.

A small very neat receipt for repairing the Lime Kiln at Cocklocks Lime Works, Culgaith, Cumbria. 2" x 6".

August 5th. 1808 Recd. of the Guardians of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. by payment of Joseph BRISCO six Shillings & one penny for repairing the lime kiln at Cocklocks I say recd. by me

Augst. 5th. 1808 I paid this bill to Geo: LOWTHIAN [signed] J. BRISCO

04 Oct 1808. DETAILED JOINER’S ACCOUNT.

A detailed joiner’s account.

1808 Sir Philip MUSGRAVE To Wm. COCKIN Dr. June 6th Repairing & Setting up Beds & Hanging Sashes 3 Men 1 Day each 0 : 10 : 6 8th To Do. 2 Men 1 Day each 0 : 7 : 0 11th To Do. 1 Man 1 Day 0 : 3 : 6 11th Casing Doors Repairing Locks & Windows 2 Men 1 Day each 0 : 7 : 0 2 Sliding Sashes for Necessarys 1 : 0 : 0 1 Standing Sash for Servt. Do. 0 : 4 : 6 21st Putting in Sashes Casing necessary Doors & putting fastner on do. 2** 0 : 7 : 0 2 New Covers for Necessary Seat 0 : 2 : 0 July 18th Setting on Snecks Easing windows &cc 1 day 0 : 3 : 6 ------3 : 5 : 0 Octr. 4th. 1808 Recd. three pounds & five shillings for the above by payment of Joseph BRISCO by me [signed] William COCKIN

13 Nov 1816. RECEIPT FOR TILES, BRICKS AND CARRIAGE.

A small neat receipt. 3" x 8".

Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bat. of Wm. BROWN

1816. £ s d August 23d. 2250 Tyles for Mr TAYLOR 9 ~ 0 ~ 0 Do. 250 Bricks for Do. ~ 7 ~ 6 Carriage of Do. 1 ~ 5 ~ 0 ------£ 0 ~ 12 ~ 6 78

Novr. 13th 1816 Recd. the Contents by the Payment of Mr George TAYLOR [signed] Wm. BROWN

21 Nov 1816. DETAILED PUMP MAKER’S BILL.

A set of detailed pump maker’s documents.

C 141 R 6 Jos. HINDSON Pump Maker £ 17 . 8 .. 0 Nov 21 1817 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

£ 17 .. 8 . 0 Eden Hall Novr. 21st. 1816 Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart by payment of L S DIXON Seventeen Pounds & Eight shillings for making Pumps &c as per annexed Bill by me [signed] Jos. HINDSON

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Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bartt. 1815 To Jos HINDSON Dr. Augt 20 To minding a pump Edenhall Quarry : 5 : 6 1816 To making a New Squaire pump for Birch [?] - house Wood and Iron work 2 : 12 : 6 July 20 To minding a pump at Stewardhouse To New Boxes 8S to Labour 3 S : 6D : 11 : 6 ------3 : 9 : 6 Novr. 8th To Boreing a pump tree at Edenhall 13 foot at 1S per foot : 13 : 0 To Squairing and Dressing Dto : 5 : 6 To 1 Pump Joint at 2 S 6D per Joint : 2 : 6 To 1 Soucker and Speearbox 1 Dropbox : 10 : 6 To taking out and putting in : 7 : 6 ------1 : 19 : 0 Octr 8th To hallgarth Pump 3 : 5 : 0 To Little Musgrave Pump 2 : 1 : 0 To Blandwath Pump 2 : 10 : 0 To putting in and journey with expencs 2 : 0 : 0 20 To putting in Edenfell hall pump 2 : 3 : 6 ------£ 17 : 8 : 0 Novr 21st. 1816 Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. Seventeen Pounds & Eight shillings for the above by me [signed] Jos HINDSON

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1816 Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Barntt. To Jos HINDSON Dr. 79 £ S D Octr 18th To putting in a pump at Thos CANON hallgarth To Booarring pump trees 34/6 at 1S per foot 1 : 14 : 6 To Squairing and Dressing pump trees : 8 : 6 To 1 Pump Joint at 2 S 6D per Joint : 2 : 6 To 1 Sowker 1 Speear box 1 Drop box : 10 : 6 To 1 Pump Nozil 3 To painting pump 3 : 6 : 0 To Carriage of Tooals from Brough : 3 : 0 ------£ 3 : 5 : 0

1816 To Putting in a Pump at James SAWERs Little Musgrave Octr 9 To Booaring a pump tree 22 ft. 1 : 2 : 0 To Squairing and Dressing Pump : 5 : 0 To Soucker and Speear box : 8 : 0 To 1 Pump Nozil 3 To painting pump 3 : 6 : 0 ------£ 2 : 1 : 0

1816 To Putting a Pump at Robert GIBSONs Bland Warth Octr 10d To Booaring Pump trees 27/2 ft. 1 : 7 : 6 To Squairing and Dressing pump tree : 8 : 6 To 1 Soucker and Speearbox : 8 : 0 To 1 Pump Nozil 3 To painting pump 3 : 6 : 0 To going to Putting in pump Self & Son 2 : 0 : 0 ------£ 4 : 10 : 0

1816 To putting in a Pump at Edenhallfell Octr 20 To Booaring a Pump 20 foot 1 : 0 : 0 To 1 Soucker and Speear box : 8 : 0 To Squairing and Dressing tree : 5 : 6 To 1 Pump Nozil 3S To painting 3S : 6 : 0 To putting in : 4 : 0 To journeys to Barron Wood ------£ 1 : 3 : 6

27 Nov 1816. CLOCK MAKER’S / REPAIRER’S RECEIPT.

A small neat and clean receipt for the mending of a clock. 1" x 5".

1816. Sir Philp MUSGRAVE Dr to W PORTHOUSE Penrith s - d July 24th To As [?] Reps 2 Clock 5 – 6

Novr 27 th. Settd [signed] W PORTHOUSE

03 Dec 1816. DETAILED ACCOUNT FROM A BLACKSMITH.

A small very neat and clean blacksmith's account. 4" x 7".

80 Sir Phillip MUSGRAVE. Bart. 1816 To Thos. BAXTER Dr.

Oct. 30th To 4 Sturrops for tailfrosts Stabels 14lb at 7d per lb - 8 2 To Nails for Do - - 6 Nov. 4 To A Pair of Scribes Made for John DIXON - 1 6 14 To 8 Scrue Bolts 8lb at 7d per lb - 4 8 20 To 4 Bands 4 Crooks 6 Bolts 32lb at 7d per lb - 18 8 To To Nails for Do - - 6 To Bolt 3 Stapels and sneck Catch and Staple Made - 1 ------Dec. 3rd. 1816 Settled [signed] Thos. BAXTER £ 1 15 -

12 Dec 1816. RECEIPTS FOR CARRIAGE, AUCKLAND, DURHAM.

Two small very neat and clean receipts. 6" x 8".

1816 Sir Phillope MUSGRAVE to John FINLEY Dr. £ s d Augt. 21th. ½ a Day Leading Sand to Bulding ~ 4 ~ 0 Sept. 10th ½ a Day ------Do. ------~ 4 ~ 0 Do. 12 a Load of Ridge Stone from Bruslton ~ 3 ~ 0 Do. 22nd. To Caring Leed to Bp. Auckland ~ 3 ~ 0 Oct. 7 th. To Fetching Leed from Bp. Auckd. ~ 3 ~ 0 7th. To a Load of Stons from Brusleton ~ 3 ~ 0 To 63½ yd. of Slates from Bridgenell to St. Helens Auckd. at 13 pence per yd. 3 ~ 8 ~ 9½ To 11½ yd. from West Auckland ~ 1 ~ 0 ------£ 4 ~ 9 ~ 9½ By Order of Thos DAY £ s d Recvd. on John FINLEYs Account 4 ~ 9 ~ 9½ Decr. 12th. 1816 [signed] Thos. DAY

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1816 Sir Philop MUSGRAVE To John FINLEY Dr.

Augt. 19th. To 153 foot of firwood from Darlington } £ s d to St. Helens Auckland at 3d per foot } 1 ~ 18 ~ 3 Sept. 18th. To 88 foot of fir from Stockton to } Do. at 5d per foot } 1 ~ 16 ~ 8 Do. 23th. To Leading wood from Sawpit to House ~ 6 ~ 0 ------£ 4 ~ 0 ~ 11 By Order of David HOWE

Received on John FINLEYs account December 12 ~ 1816 £ s d [signed] David HOWE 4 – 0 – 11

81 20 Dec 1816. RECEIPT FOR HAIR, BISHOP AUCKLAND.

A small neat receipt for hair for making lath walls. 4" x 7".

Sir Phillop MUSGRAVE Bart. To Geo MAW Dr.

1816 £ s d May 30 To 2st Hair at 3/- per stone 0 – 6 – 0 Aug. 22 To 7½ Hair 1 – 2 – 6 Nov 21 To 1st Hair 0 – 3 – 0 ------£ 1 – 11 – 6 Bp Auckland Dec 20th 1816 Settled [signed] G MAW Febr 6 1817

07 Jan 1817. DETAILED ACCOUNT FROM A WHITESMITH.

A small very neat and clean Whitesmith's account. 4" x 7".

C 143 R 50 Josh. ROUTLEDGE Whitesmith 14/- Jany 7th. 1817 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Jany 7 1817 Settled By me [signed] Joseph ROUTLEDGE Lady MUSGRAVE Dr To Joseph ROUTLEDGE 1815 July 24th To Cleaning and Oiling Jack - 3 - To Oil and Bladder - 2 6 Augt 17 To Putting Jack right - 3 - 1816 Augt 5 To Cleaning Jack - 3 - 11 To Oil & Bladder - 2 6 ------£ - 14 -

06 Feb 1817 (1). NAILOR’S RECEIPT.

A small neat receipt. 5" x 7".

No 8 John VASEY Nailor £ 2 ~ 3 ~ 0

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Sir Philop MOSGROVE, Bart To John VASEY Dr 82 1816 £ s d August 21 500 Lotnales - ~ 3 ~ 4 dito 3000 Dto for Mr TALORIS 1 ~ - ~ - 2500 Dto - ~ 16 ~ 8 To Masons Toles Sharpt - ~ 3 ~ - For Richard HERING ______£ 2 ~ 3 ~ 0

1817 Feby 6th. Settled this account for John VASEY [signed] Thos. DAY

06 Feb 1817 (2). RECEIPT FOR SLATES TO ST. HELEN AUCKLAND, DURHAM.

A small neat receipt. 4" x 7".

Sir Philip MUSGRAVE To GREEN and BARKER Dr 1816 £ s d Sepbr 11th To 75 yards of Slates to St. Helen Auckland at 1s/8d per yd. is 6 ~ 5 ~ 0 Do Carriage of 11½ yds. at 1/0 per yd. is 0 ~ 11 ~ 6 ------£ 6 ~ 16 ~ 6 1817. Feby 6th. Settled the above for GREEN & BARKER. [signed] Thos. DAY

06 Feb 1817 (3). RECEIPT FOR BRICKS & TILES.

A small neat receipt for tiles and bricks. 4" x 7".

Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. Bot. of Wm. BROWN 1816. £ s d August 30th. 450 Tyles for _ WALKERs 1 .. 16 .. 0 Septr. 14th 50 Tyles and 20 Bricks for John PEARS - .. 4 .. 8 Novr 5th. 225 Tyles and 100 Bricks for T. WALKER 1 .. 1 .. 0 1817. Jan. 2d. 100 Bricks for John PEARS - .. 3 .. 0 ------£ 3 .. 4 .. 8 February 6th. 1817 Settled the above [signed] Wm. BROWN

06 Feb 1817 (4). RECEIPT FOR TOLL CHARGES ON LOADS OF LIME.

A small very neat and clean receipt. 7" x 6".

No. 4 Rd. HERON Toll on Leading Lime - ~ 15 ~ 7

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 83 May 15. 1816. s d 3 Loade of Lime … Gates. 2 – 4 17. 2 Loade of Lime .. Gates. 1 – 4 28. 200 Brickes and 50 Tiles. Do 0 – 3 Aut. 19. 2 Loade of Lime Gates 1 – 4 20. 2 Loade of Lime Gates 1 – 1 22. 2 Loade of Lime Gates 1 – 1 23. 2 Loads of Lime Gates 1 – 1 24. 2 Loads of Lime Gates 1 – 1 Novr. 1. 1 Loade of Lime Gates 3 – 0 - Duble toll 2. 1 Loade of Lime Gates 3 – 0 ------15 – 7 Feby 6th. 1817 Settled by me [signed] R. HERAN

06 Feb 1817 (5). AN ESTATE RENT COLLECTOR’S RECEIPT.

A small very neat and clean Estate Rent Collectors receipt for journey via Becca Lodge to St. Helens, Auckland. 3" x 6".

February 6. 1817 Placed to account of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. Four Pounds sixteen shillings sixpence expenses of a journey by way of Becca Lodge to St Helens Auckland receiving Rents & Letting Messrs. TAYLORs Farms. £ 4 – 16 – 6 [Signed] L. S. DIXON

28 Feb 1817. RECEIPTS FOR WORK AT KIRKBY STEPHEN CHURCH CHANCEL.

A selection of eight receipts from various tradesmen for repair work on the chancel at Kirkby Stephen Church.

C 145 R 98 Sundry Persons rep. Chancel of Kby.Stephen Ch £ 16 ~ 12 ~ 1 Feby 28th. 1817

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Sundry persons repairing Kirkby Stephen Church Chancel belonging to Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart £ s d No. 1 Josph. SHAW, Mason 7 ~ 11 ~ 0 2 Ino LAMBERT, Wood 5 ~ 10 ~ 6 3 Anthy HASWELL, Plumber 1 ~ 8 ~ 0 4 David HAMILTON, Blk. Smith – ~ 7 ~ 0 5 Isac. BAINBRIDGE, Nailor – ~ 7 ~ 0 6 Thos. TITLEY, Ironmonger 1 ~ 3 ~ 0 7 Robt. LANGSTAFF – ~ 8 ~ 0 ------16 ~ 12 ~ 1 84

Feby 28th 1817 Placed to account of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. Sixteen Pounds 12s/1d paid for the above by me [signed] L. S. DIXON

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No. 1 Josh. SHAW Kby. Stephen Ch. & Chancel £ 7 ~ 11 ~ 0 Mason

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Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. To Jos. SHAW Dr. for repair done at the MUSGRAVE Burial Ground at Kby. Stephen Church 1816 £ s D Decr. 20th. To 4 Days repairing the Monument at 3s per Day 0 : 12 : 0 1817 To 37 Yds. of Hagg stones at 1s:3D per Yard 2 : 6 : 3 To Leading Do. at 10d./ per Yard 1 : 10 : 10 To Flagging 53½ Yards of flagg at 1s per Yd. 2 : 13 : 6 To 16½ Foot of Steps 0 : 4 : 6 To Leading Do. 0 : 4 : 0 ------£ 7 : 11 : 1

1817 Feby. 28th. Received of Mr. DIXON the above by me [signed] Bryan SHAW for Jos. SHAW

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No 2 John LAMBERT Wood for Kby Steph. Chancel £ 5 ~ 10 ~ 6

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Brough 26 Nov 1816 Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. to John LAMBERT Dr. £ s d 1 Box for Memerl tomb Delivrd at K. Stephen at 3s:7½d per 5 : 10 : 6

1817 Feby 28 Recd of Mr DIXON for John LAMBERT use the above by me [signed] Thos. HAMILTON

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No 3 Anthy. HASWELL K.S. Church repairs 85 £ 1 ~ 8 ~ 0 Plumber

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Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. To Arthr. HASWELL 1816 Augt 10th To Repg. Leads upon K. Church s d 10lb of Solder 10 ~ 0 Work to Ditto 6 ~ 0 To light N Leaded in Church 2 ~ 4 To 4 Sqrs. in Ditto 2 ~ 0 To 4 feet of Glass at Blands Wath at 1s-8d per foot 6 ~ 8 To Old Sqrs. put in 1 ~ 0 ------1 ~ 8 ~ 0

1817 Jany. 7 th Recd. of Mr DIXON by the Payment of Thos. HAMILTON the above Contents per Me [signed] Arthr. HASWELL

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No 4 D. HAMILTON Blksmith Chh. Chl. repairs 7/-

David HAMILTON Recept.

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Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. To David HAMILTON 1817 s d Jany 28th. To 1 Stirup & Nails for Church 12lb 7 ~ 0

Recd. Same time of Mr DIXON the Above by the Payment of Thos. HAMILTON per me [signed] David HAMILTON

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No 5 Isac. BAINBRIDGE Kby. Stepn Church, Chancel 4/7 Nailor

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Nails for Church Kir Stephen 1817 Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. To Isaac BAINBRIDGE 86 S D Janr. 29 To 200 2d & 200 3d & 200 4d Sprigs 1 ~ 6 30 To 100 4d & 100 2d Sprigs 0 ~ 6 Febr. 5 To 200 15 Apenny Nails 1 ~ 4 6 To 10 Apenny & Sprigs 0 ~ 6 7 to 10 15 & 30 Apenny 0 ~ 9 ------S 4 ~ 7

1817 Feb 28 Settled [signed] Isaac BAINBRIDGE

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No 6 Thos TITLEY Ironmonger Ch. Chl. repair 1 ~ 3 ~ 0

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Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Dr To Thos. TITLEY 1816 May 3 To 2 Dore latches & Rings 1 ~ 10 18 To 2/-s paint 3 Gills Oil 4 pair Rings } 2 Rings Sash Fastner } 6 ~ 6 20 To Dore latch ~ 9 1817 Feby 5 To 5lb paint 2 qur Oil Dore latch & brush 9 ~ 0 7 To 2lb paint 1 qur Oil Red lead Whitening 3 ~ 4½ 13 To 2lb Umber & Whitening 1 ~ 8 ------£ 1 ~ 3 ~ 2 1817 Feby 28 Settled [signed] Thos. TITLEY

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No 7 Robt. LANGSTAFF Kby Stephen Church repair 8s/-d Feby 28th. 1817

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Feby 10th paid to James BOUSFIELD toward repairing and slating and Ceiling the Chancel part of Kirkby Stephen Church paid out of the great Tithes the sum of 8s

1817 Feby 28 Recd of Mr L S DIXON the above bill by me [signed] Robert LONGSTAFF

87 Index of Names

The index contains all personal names found in the documents except for the names of the current baronets (they are named on almost every document) and the names of the agents / stewards, who are frequently named for paying out the bills or being reimbursed for their own expenses.

The following agents / stewards (with the span of years during which they appear in documents) have NOT been indexed:

George GIBSON (1726-1727) Thomas RUDD / RUDE (1732-1754) Lancelot SIMPSON (1732-1735) William LEWTHWAITE / LEWTHWAITS / LEWTHAT / LUTHWATE / LUTHET / LUTHOT (1734-1735) Christopher DOBSON (1734-1783) Joseph BRISCO (1797-1808) Lancelot Storey DIXON (1816-1817)

The occurrence of each full name has only been indexed ONCE per document. So even if the name “John MILLER” occurs several times in one document, whether referring to the same or several different John MILLERs, it has only been indexed once. Therefore always look at the whole document to check for several occurrences of the name.

Surname variants have been grouped together under the main variant. If a variant would have appeared in a very different part of the index, a reference to the main variant is made at that point in the index.

If the first name was abbreviated, the full first name has been indexed as long as it was clear from the abbreviation which exact first name it represented.

The index gives surname (replaced by ~ if identical to the main variant), first name, date of document, and page number.

ABRAHAM BAINBRIDGE ~, Hugh, 26 May 1743, 45 ~, Isaac, 28 Feb 1817, 84 ~, Thomas, 26 May 1743, 45 BAKER ADDERTON ~, George, 26 May 1743, 45 ~, Anne, 12 Sep 1734, 32 BARBER AGLIONBY ~, Miles, 31 Oct 1726, 19 ~, Mr & Mrs, 15 Aug 1751, 52 BARKER ALDERSON ~, -, 06 Feb 1817 (2), 83 ~, Edward, 18 Sep 1751, 53 BARNBANKS ARNISON ~, John, 22 Apr 1671, 9 ARNISON / ARNESON, John, 05 Aug 1782, 68 BARNETT ATKINSON ~, John, 25 Apr 1735, 39 ETKINSON, Henry, 22 Apr 1671, 9 BAXTER ~, J, 18 Dec 1782, 70 ~, Thomas, 03 Dec 1816, 81 ~, Matthew, 06 Jun 1751, 48 BECK ~, Matthew, 31 Aug 1751, 53 ~, Jeffrey, 20 Sep 1708, 16 BACKHOUSE BEDINGHAM BACKAS, Robert, 1690s, 14 ~, Allan, 1690s, 14 BAILIFF BELL BAYLIFF / BAILF, Henry, 05 Nov 1753, 55 ~, James, 09 Sep 1686, 13 BAYLIFF / BAILEF, Henry, 15 Dec 1753, 56 ~, Mary, 30 Aug 1734, 31 ~, Richard, 28 Sep 1751 (1), 54 88 BENSON ~, Catherine, 30 Aug 1734, 31 ~, Jo, 09 Oct 1733, 24 ~, Jean, 30 Aug 1734, 31 BEWSHER ~, Margaret, 30 Aug 1734, 31 ~, Edward, 1690s, 13 CARLETON ~, Jane, 1690s, 13 CARLTON, Anthony, 26 May 1743, 45 BIRD CARRUTHERS ~, Mr, 31 Dec 1783, 76 ~, William, 13 Dec 1750, 46 ~, James, 1690s, 15 CAR:, William, 05 Apr 1783, 72 ~, Robert, 05 Aug 1754, 63 CARTNER ~, Tom, 08 Feb 1734/5, 38 ~, William, 29 Mar 1751, 47 BLAIN CASTLEHOW ~, Ann / Anne, 01 Mar 1783, 71 CASTLEHOWE, Richard, 1690s, 14 BLAINE, Barbary, 10 Apr 1734, 27 CASTLEHOW / CASTLOW, William, BLAINE / BLAIN, Barbary, 12 Sep 1734, 33 02 Jul 1754, 59 BLAINE, Issabel, 10 Apr 1734, 27 CHASTY BLAINE, Issabel, 12 Sep 1734, 32 ~, Joseph, 14 Jul 1808, 77 BLAINE, James, 12 Sep 1734, 34 CHERRY ~, James, 15 Dec 1753, 56 ~, Thomas, 13 Aug 1751 (2), 51 BLAIR CHIRRY, Thomas, 14 Aug 1754, 63 BLAIRE, Mary, 12 Sep 1734, 33 CLARK BLAMIRE CLARKE, Roger, 1690s, 13 BLAYMIRE, John, 1690s, 14 ~, Thomas, 09 Oct 1783, 74 BLAND ~, William, 08 Jul 1712, 18 ~, John, 12 Sep 1734, 33 CLARKSON BLENCARN ~, James, 22 Mar 1750/1 (1), 46 ~, Thomas, 28 Sep 1751 (1), 54 CLERKSON, James, 22 Mar 1750/1 (3), 47 BONIFFEILD ~, James, 08 Jul 1754 (2), 61 ~, Robert, 09 Sep 1686, 13 CLEASBY BOUSFIELD ~, Thomas, 18 Sep 1751, 53 ~, James, 28 Feb 1817, 87 CLIBURN BOUTT CLEBURNE, Edward, 1690s, 14 BOUTT? BONTT? BORITT?, John, COATS 29 Nov 1734, 36 ~, Edmond, 22 Mar 1750/1 (1), 46 BOWERBANK ~, Edmond, 22 Mar 1750/1 (3), 47 ~, John, 28 Nov 1726, 19 COAT, Edmond, 28 Sep 1751 (1), 54 ~, John, 18 Nov 1734, 35 ~, Edward, 08 Jul 1754 (2), 61 BOWERBANKE, Richard, 1690s, 15 COCKIN ~, William, 29 Jan 1754 (1), 56 ~, William, 04 Oct 1808, 78 BOWES COOKSON ~, Joseph, 13 Aug 1751 (1), 51 ~, Mr, 13 Aug 1751 (1), 51 BOWMAN ~, Mr, 31 Aug 1751, 53 ~, Edmund, 16 May 1808, 76 ~, Mr, 05 Apr 1783, 72 BOWNESS COOKESON, Thomas, 1690s, 13 ~, Robert, 20 May 1754, 57 ~, William, 29 Mar 1751, 47 BRANTHWAITE ~, William, 17 Sep 1754, 64 ~, James, 20 Sep 1708, 16 CORNEY BROWN ~, Thomas, 26 Aug 1735 (1), 42 ~, John, 28 Sep 1734, 34 CRAGG ~, William, 13 Nov 1816, 78 WILKINSON als CRAG, Richard, 1690s, 15 ~, William, 06 Feb 1817 (3), 83 CRAGHILL BURNE ~, Anne, 30 Aug 1734, 31 ~, Thomas, 13 May 1734, 28 ~, Joseph, 30 Aug 1734, 31 BYWELL CROFT ~, George, 26 Dec 1750, 46 ~, Gabriel, 16 Jul 1751, 50 CAILE CROTLEY ~, William, 18 Sep 1751, 53 ~, Robert, 31 Dec 1783, 76 CALLAN CROW ~, William, 12 Sep 1734, 33 ~, Henry, 15 Dec 1753, 56 CANNON ~, Mary, 15 Dec 1753, 56 ~, Robert, 15 Dec 1753, 56 CURSON ~, Robert, 01 Mar 1783, 71 ~, Thomas, 25 Dec 1674, 10 CANON, Thomas, 21 Nov 1816, 80 CURWEN CARLISLE ~, Robert, 10 Sep 1734, 32 ~, Lord, 04 Nov 1776, 66 ~, Thomas, 25 Dec 1674, 10 ~, Lord, 17 Aug 1782, 68 89 DACRE ~, Robert, 12 Jul 1751, 49 ~, Mr, 04 Nov 1776, 66 DRYBECK DALSTON ~, John, 26 May 1743, 44 ~, Margaret, 30 Aug 1734, 31 DUDLEY ~, Mary, 30 Aug 1734, 31 ~, Christopher, 1690s, 14 ~, William, 30 Aug 1734, 31 EGREMONT DALTON ~, Earl of, 18 Dec 1782, 70 ~, Anne, 10 Apr 1734, 27 ELLAN ~, Anne, 12 Sep 1734, 32 ~, Richard, 1690s, 14 ~, Elizabeth, 10 Apr 1734, 27 ENGLISH ~, Elizabeth, 12 Sep 1734, 32 ~, Mr, 26 Aug 1735 (1), 42 ~, John, 30 Aug 1734, 32 INGLISH, Mary, 08 Feb 1734/5, 38 ~, Mary, 12 Sep 1734, 33 ETKINSON see ATKINSON ~, William, 28 Sep 1751 (2), 55 FALLOWFIELD DAVIS ~, John, 24 Jul 1764, 66 ~, William, 1690s, 14 FARLAM DAVISON ~, John, 09 Sep 1686, 13 ~, David, 12 Jun 1754, 58 FARLANE ~, John, 18 May 1681, 11 FERLANE, John, 14 May 1734, 29 ~, Ralph, 18 May 1681, 11 FARRER DAVESON, William, 1690s, 13 FAIRER, James, 1690s, 14 DAWES FAWCETT ~, Lancelot, 1690s, 13 FAUCETT, Thomas, 09 Sep 1686, 13 DAWSON FAWCET, William, 26 May 1743, 44 ~, James, 09 Oct 1783, 74 FEILDING DASON, John, 31 Jan 1726/7, 20 ~, Ba:, 25 Dec 1674, 10 ~, John, 30 Sep 1782 (2), 69 FERGUSON ~, John, 30 Sep 1783, 73 ~, Mr, 04 Nov 1776, 66 DAY FINLEY ~, Thomas, 12 Dec 1816, 81 ~, John, 12 Dec 1816, 81 ~, Thomas, 06 Feb 1817 (1), 83 FORSTER ~, Thomas, 06 Feb 1817 (2), 83 FOSTER, John, 05 Jun 1751, 48 DENT ~, Joseph, 08 Jul 1712, 18 ~, Ann, 16 Jul 1735, 41 FOTHERGILL ~, Anne, 22 Apr 1734, 27 ~, Thomas, 1690s, 14 ~, Anne, 12 Sep 1734, 33 FROST ~, Anne, 27 May 1751, 48 ~, Agnus, 22 Mar 1750/1 (2), 46 ~, John, 1690s, 14 ~, An:, 08 Jul 1754 (2), 61 ~, John, 12 Sep 1734, 33 GATE ~, John, 12 Jul 1751, 49 ~, Richard, 09 Sep 1686, 13 ~, John, 05 Nov 1753, 55 GEDLING ~, John, 15 Dec 1753, 56 [blank], Cuddy, 26 Aug 1735 (1), 42 DENTON ~, Cuthbert, 27 Jan 1732/3, 23 ~, Isaac, 30 Sep 1782 (1), 69 ~, Cuthbert / Cuddy, 10 Feb 1734/5, 38 ~, Isaac, 03 Jul 1783, 73 GIBSON DIXON ~, John, 1690s, 14 ~, -, 05 Apr 1783, 72 ~, John, 20 Sep 1708, 16 ~, George, 17 Apr 1727, 21 ~, Robert, 21 Nov 1816, 80 ~, George, 15 Nov 1750 (1), 45 ~, William, 30 Aug 1734, 31 ~, George, 12 Jul 1751, 49 GILL ~, John, 17 Aug 1782, 68 ~, John, 03 Dec 1726, 19 ~, John, 06 Sep 1783, 73 GLAISTER ~, John, 03 Dec 1816, 81 ~, John, 16 Sep 1708, 15 ~, Lancelot, 03 Dec 1726, 19 GOULD ~, Thomas, 15 Nov 1750 (2), 45 ~, Mr Justice, 04 Nov 1776, 66 ~, Thomas, 03 Oct 1754, 64 GRAHAM ~, Thomas, 05 Aug 1782, 68 ~, John, 07 Oct 1797, 76 ~, Thomas, 05 Aug 1783, 73 ~, Stuart James, 04 Nov 1776, 66 ~, Tom:, 13 Aug 1751 (1), 51 GRAY DOCKER ~, Rowland, 09 Sep 1686, 12 ~, Thomas, 1690s, 14 GREEN DODD ~, -, 06 Feb 1817 (2), 83 ~, Hugh, 29 Jan 1754 (1), 56 GREENE, Thomas, 22 Apr 1671, 9 ~, John, 12 Jul 1751, 49 GREENUP ~, John, 15 Aug 1754, 63 GREENEP, Joseph, 27 Jul 1808 (2), 77 90 HAMILTON HOW, Thomas, 01 Mar 1783, 71 ~, David, 28 Feb 1817, 84 HUBBARD ~, Thomas, 28 Feb 1817, 85 HUBARDE, Ed:, 22 Apr 1671, 9 HANBY HUBARDE, Thomas, 22 Apr 1671, 9 ~, -, 17 Sep 1754, 64 HUME ~, John, 09 Jun 1734, 29 ~, Jacob, 05 Jul 1735, 41 HARKER HUTCHINSON ~, Isaac, 08 Jul 1754 (2), 61 ~, Isabell, 09 Sep 1686, 13 ~, Simon, 29 May 1735, 40 ~, Thomas, 14 May 1712, 17 HARKSEY ~, Thomas, 28 Sep 1751 (1), 54 ~, William, 30 Aug 1734, 31 ~, Thomas, 08 Jul 1754 (2), 61 HARPER ~, William, 18 Sep 1751, 53 ~, Richard, 04 Jan 1734/5, 37 ~, William, 28 Sep 1751 (1), 54 HARRISON HUTTON ~, Thomas, 1690s, 13 HUTON, Thomas, 22 Apr 1671, 9 ~, William, 09 Sep 1686, 13 HUTON, William, 22 Apr 1671, 9 HASELL INGLISH see ENGLISH ~, Mrs, 16 May 1808, 76 IRELAND HASWELL ~, John, 12 Sep 1734, 33 ~, Anthony or Arthur, 28 Feb 1817, 84 ISLIP see HISLOP HAYSON JACKSON ~, Roger, 1690s, 14 ~, Ann, 09 Oct 1727, 22 HERON ~, Chris, 16 Sep 1708, 15 HERING, Richard, 06 Feb 1817 (1), 83 ~, Elizabeth, 12 Sep 1734, 33 HERON / HERAN, Richard, 06 Feb 1817 (4), 83 ~, Harry, 05 Jun 1751, 48 HETHERINGTON ~, Jeremiah, 09 Jul 1751, 49 ~, Richard, 01 Mar 1783, 71 ~, Jeremiah, 04 Feb 1783, 70 ~, William, 09 Oct 1754 (2), 65 ~, John, 21 Sep 1734, 34 HEWARD ~, John, 04 May 1735, 40 ~, John, 17 Oct 1734, 35 ~, Robert, 26 Aug 1735 (2), 43 HEWITT ~, Thomas, 28 Jul 1712, 18 ~, Jane, 09 Oct 1783, 74 JAMES HILL ~, Edward, 25 Dec 1674, 10 ~, Mary, 12 Sep 1734, 33 ~, Hugh, 30 Aug 1734, 31 HINDSON JOHNSTON ~, Joseph, 21 Nov 1816, 79 ~, William, 12 Sep 1734, 33 HISLOP JONNE ISLIP, Christopher, 18 Sep 1751, 53 ~, Richard, 1690s, 14 HISLEP, Peter, 16 Sep 1708, 15 KNEWSTUBB HODGSON KNEWSTUBB / KNEWSTUB, John, ~, Mr, 05 Apr 1783, 72 09 Sep 1686, 12 HODGSHON, Elizabeth, 12 Sep 1734, 33 LAMB ~, Henry, 06 Apr 1754, 57 ~, John, 26 May 1743, 45 ~, Joseph, 25 Dec 1674, 10 LAMBERT HODGN, Joseph, 15 Jul 1751, 50 ~, John, 28 Feb 1817, 84 ~, Thomas, 03 Dec 1726, 19 ~, Joseph, 11 Oct 1726, 18 ~, Thomas, 18 Dec 1782, 70 ~, Thomas, 26 May 1743, 45 HOGG LANCASTER ~, Richard, 04 Nov 1776, 67 ~, Edmund, 1690s, 15 HOLLIDAY ~, Lancelot, 1690s, 14 ~, Edward, 26 May 1743, 44 LONCASTER, Robert, 29 Nov 1737 (2), 44 HOLLYDAY, Thomas, 09 Sep 1686, 13 LANGHORN ~, Thomas, 26 May 1743, 45 LONGHORN, Margaret, 30 Aug 1734, 31 HOLME LANGTON ~, John, 1690s, 14 ~, Thomas, 1690s, 14 HOOPS LAWSON ~, Peter, 19 Jul 1735 (2), 42 ~, John, 1690s, 15 HOPPER LEASLEY ~, John, 23 Jul 1734, 30 ~, George, 19 Jul 1735 (2), 42 ~, John, 05 Nov 1734, 35 LEWIS ~, John, 31 May 1735, 40 ~, Thomas, 04 Nov 1776, 67 HOWARD LITTLE ~, William, 1690s, 14 ~, Thomas, 09 Oct 1754 (1), 65 HOWE ~, David, 12 Dec 1816, 81 91 LONGSTAFF MUSGRAVE LONGSTAF / LONGSTAFE, James, ~, Lady, 15 Aug 1751, 52 09 Sep 1686, 12 ~, Lady, 07 Jan 1817, 82 LANGSTAFF / LONGSTAFF, Robert, ~, Chardon / Sharden, 23 Oct 1733 - 20 Sep 1734, 28 Feb 1817, 84 26 LOWES ~, Christopher, 25 Dec 1674, 9 ~, John, 1690s, 14 ~, Hans, 23 Oct 1733 - 20 Sep 1734, 26 LOWTHER [blank], Hans, 10 Feb 1734/5, 38 ~, John, 1690s, 15 ~, Mary, 18 May 1681, 11 LOWTHIAN ~, William, 09 Sep 1686, 12 ~, George, 05 Aug 1808 (2), 78 NELSON ~, John, 09 Oct 1783, 74 ~, James, 10 May 1734, 28 LOWTHIEN, Joseph, 05 Aug 1751, 50 ~, Thomas, 15 Apr 1751, 47 LOWTHION, Samuel, 13 Aug 1751 (1), 51 NEVISON LOY ~, Edward, 1690s, 14 ~, William, 10 Oct 1734, 34 NICHOLSON LUMLEY NICOLSON, Ed:, 01 Mar 1783, 71 ~, Mrs, 27 Jan 1732/3, 23 NICOLSON, Edward, 15 Dec 1753, 56 MACHEL NICOLSON, John, 15 Dec 1753, 56 ~, Mr (& Co), 31 Aug 1751, 53 NICOLSON, Joseph, 02 Apr 1734, 27 MARSHALL ~, Thomas, 04 Jan 1734/5, 37 ~, John, 1690s, 14 NOBLE MARTINDALE ~, Elizabeth, 23 Oct 1733 - 20 Sep 1734, 25 ~, Aolice, 09 Sep 1686, 13 ~, Margaret, 03 Jul 1754, 60 ~, John, 09 Sep 1686, 13 OAKENTHORPE ~, John, 26 May 1743, 44 OAKANTHORPE, Richard, 1690s, 15 ~, Thomas, 26 May 1743, 45 OLDMAN MARTON ~, Mr, 05 Apr 1783, 72 ~, Oliver, 11 Oct 1726, 18 ~, Jonathan, 25 Jul 1782, 67 MASON OLIVANT ~, John, 28 Sep 1751 (1), 54 OLIVENT, Edward, 29 Jan 1754 (2), 56 ~, John, 08 Jul 1754 (2), 61 PARK ~, Thomas, 09 Jun 1734, 29 ~, George, 26 May 1743, 45 MATTHEW PARKER ~, Richard, 15 Nov 1726, 19 ~, Mathew, 01 Jan 1732/3, 23 ~, Richard, 21 Jun 1734, 30 PARKIN ~, Richard, 30 Aug 1734, 32 ~, Mr, 03 Jul 1783, 73 ~, Sarah, 30 Aug 1734, 31 ~, Christopher, 16 Nov 1782, 69 ~, William, 21 Jun 1734, 30 PARKSON MATTHEWS ~, James, 28 Sep 1751 (1), 54 ~, Thomas, 27 Jul 1808 (1), 77 PATTINSON MATTINSON ~, Mrs, 04 May 1734, 28 MATTESON, Henry, 1690s, 15 PATTISON, Mrs, 18 Nov 1734, 35 ~, Jane, 26 May 1743, 44 ~, Jane, 16 May 1735, 40 ~, Thomas, 26 May 1743, 44 PATTISON, Jane, 24 Jun 1735, 41 MAW PATTENSON, Lancelot, 26 May 1743, 45 ~, George, 20 Dec 1816, 82 ~, Paul, 04 Nov 1776, 67 MILLER PATTENSON, Thomas, 26 May 1743, 45 ~, John, 22 Apr 1671, 9 PEARS MILNER ~, John, 06 Feb 1817 (3), 83 ~, John, 15 Dec 1753, 56 PEARSON MONKHOUSE ~, John, 08 Oct 1754, 65 MUNKHOUSE, George, 13 Aug 1751 (4), 52 ~, Jonathan, 05 Jun 1751, 48 ~, Richard, 26 May 1743, 44 ~, W., 21 Jun 1734, 30 MORESBY ~, William, 05 Aug 1808 (1), 78 ~, John, 13 Aug 1734, 30 PEEKE ~, John, 26 Dec 1734, 36 ~, Alexander, 1690s, 14 ~, Joseph, 28 Jun 1735, 41 PENRITH ~, Joseph, 29 Nov 1737 (1), 43 PENRETH / PENRITH, Charles, 10 Nov 1733, MORLAND 26 ~, Thomas, 29 Dec 1734, 37 PERCIVAL MOUNSEY PARCIVELL, Joseph, 14 Feb 1726/7, 21 ~, Robert, 08 Jul 1751, 49 PETTY ~, Robert, 08 Jul 1754 (1), 60 ~, Henry, 09 Sep 1686, 13 ~, William, 09 Sep 1686, 13 92 PICKERING SANDER ~, James, 1690s, 14 ~, Thomas, 1690s, 14 PORTHOUSE SANDERSON ~, W, 27 Nov 1816, 80 ~, John, 01 Mar 1783, 71 POWLEY SANDFORD ~, John, 1690s, 14 ~, Thomas, 1690s, 14 ~, John, 01 Mar 1783, 71 SAVAGE ~, William, 14 Jul 1808, 77 ~, James, 25 Jun 1754, 58 RAILTON SAWYER ~, John, 30 Sep 1783, 73 SAWER, James, 21 Nov 1816, 80 ~, Tom:, 12 Jun 1754, 58 SCAIFE RAINCOCK SCAIF, Mary, 26 May 1743, 45 ~, Mr, 09 Oct 1754 (2), 65 SKAIFE, Robert, 1690s, 14 ~, John, 15 Aug 1751, 52 SCOTT REDHEAD SCOT, William, 30 Aug 1734, 31 READHEAD, George, 29 Jan 1734/5, 37 SEWELL RELPH SEWEL, Diana, 30 Aug 1734, 31 RELFE, Thomas, 1690s, 15 ~, George, 21 Aug 1754 (1), 64 REMMINGTON ~, George, 21 Aug 1754 (2), 64 REMMINGTON / RIMINGTON, Michael, ~, John, 30 Aug 1734, 31 09 Oct 1783, 74 ~, John, 18 Sep 1751, 53 RICHARDSON SEWEL, Mary, 30 Aug 1734, 31 ~, Elisabeth, 26 May 1743, 44 ~, Robert, 30 Aug 1734, 31 ~, George, 15 Dec 1753, 56 SHAW ~, John, 10 Nov 1733, 26 ~, Bryan, 28 Feb 1817, 85 ~, John, 26 May 1743, 44 ~, Joseph, 28 Feb 1817, 84 ~, Joseph, 15 Dec 1753, 56 SHEARMAN ~, Joseph, 28 Jun 1808, 77 ~, Lancelot, 1690s, 15 ~, Paul, 10 Nov 1733, 26 SHEPHERD ~, Richard, 26 May 1743, 45 ~, Mr, 23 Aug 1734, 31 ~, Thomas, 1690s, 15 SIMPSON ~, Thomas, 17 Apr 1727, 21 ~, John, 04 Nov 1776, 67 ~, Thomas, 17 Oct 1733, 24 ~, Thomas, 26 May 1743, 44 ~, Thomas, 19 Dec 1734, 36 SISSON ~, Thomas, 15 Dec 1753, 56 ~, Mr, 05 Apr 1783, 72 ~, Thomas, 01 Mar 1783, 71 SKILBECK RIGG ~, Thomas, 15 Dec 1753, 56 RIGGE, Richard, 1690s, 15 SMITH ROBERTSON ~, -, 12 Sep 1734, 33 ~, John, 26 May 1743, 44 ~, Joseph, 17 Feb 1734/5, 38 ROBINSON ~, William, 10 Mar 1733/4, 26 ~, Agnes, 26 May 1743, 44 SPOONER ~, Ed:, 09 Oct 1754 (2), 65 ~, Barbara, 26 May 1743, 44 ~, Francs., 30 Aug 1734, 31 ~, William, 26 May 1743, 45 ~, George, 25 Mar 1750/1 (2), 47 SPRAGG ~, John, 26 May 1743, 44 SPRAGGE, Mr & Mrs, 15 Aug 1751, 52 ~, Robert, 30 Aug 1734, 31 STANWIX ~, Thomas, 24 Jan 1726/7, 19 STANEX, Governer, 09 Oct 1754 (1), 65 ROBLEY STEADMAN ~, John, 28 Jan 1734/5, 37 ~, Christopher, 26 May 1743, 44 ROGERSON ~, John, 18 Oct 1734, 35 ~, John, 29 May 1735, 40 ~, William, 26 May 1743, 45 ROOKEN STEPHENSON ~, George, 01 Mar 1783, 71 ~, Mr (& Co.), 13 Aug 1751 (3), 51 ROSS ~, Elizabeth, 12 Sep 1734, 33 ~, Gilbert, 12 Sep 1734, 34 ~, Richard, 1690s, 14 ROUTLEDGE ~, Thomas, 06 Oct 1733, 24 ~, Joseph, 07 Jan 1817, 82 STIVENSON / STEPHENSON, Thomas, RUDD 10 Nov 1733, 26 ~, Agnes, 26 May 1743, 45 ~, Thomas, 12 Sep 1734, 33 ~, Christopher, 26 May 1743, 45 ~, Thomas, 19 Jul 1735 (1), 41 ~, Mary, 26 May 1743, 45 ~, Thomas, 15 Dec 1753, 56 ~, Philip, 25 Mar 1750/1 (1), 47 STOCKDALE ~, William, 26 May 1743, 45 ~, Grace, 30 Aug 1734, 31 ~, John, 30 Aug 1734, 31 93 ~, Lancelot, 30 Aug 1734, 31 WESTGARTH STORY ~, Henry, 1690s, 15 ~, John, 01 Mar 1783, 71 WESTMORLAND SWAINSON ~, Joseph, 01 Mar 1783, 71 ~, John, 08 Oct 1782, 69 WESTRAY TAYLOR WESTRAY / WESTRA, Philip, 04 Nov 1776, 67 ~, Messrs, 06 Feb 1817 (5), 84 WESTRAY / WESTRA, Samuel, 10 Apr 1734, TALORIS, Mr, 06 Feb 1817 (1), 83 27 ~, George, 13 Nov 1816, 79 WESTRA, Samuel, 12 Sep 1734, 33 THOMPSON WHARTON ~, Andrew, 11 Nov 1737, 43 WARTON, John, 1690s, 14 ~, Isaac, 05 Apr 1783, 72 ~, Richard, 1690s, 14 ~, John, 26 May 1743, 44 WHINFIELD THORNTON ~, William, 10 Mar 1733/4, 26 ~, Joseph, 26 May 1743, 44 WIBER or WIBERGH see WYBERGH THWAITES WILKINSON ~, John, 1690s, 14 ~, Anthony, 11 Nov 1737, 43 TINKELL ~, John, 15 Jul 1754, 62 ~, Thomas, 25 Dec 1674, 10 ~, Leonard, 05 Jun 1751, 48 TINKLER WILKINSON als CRAG, Richard, 1690s, 15 ~, Thomas, 06 May 1754, 57 ~, William, 1690s, 15 ~, William, 1690s, 14 WILLAN TITLEY ~, Barbary, 1690s, 15 ~, Thomas, 28 Feb 1817, 84 ~, Thomas, 1690s, 15 TOMLINSON WILLIAMS TOMLISON, Jacob, 30 Aug 1734, 31 ~, Mr, 13 Aug 1751 (1), 51 TOMLISON, Joseph, 30 Aug 1734, 31 ~, Mr, 31 Aug 1751, 53 TOMLISON, Robert, 30 Aug 1734, 31 WILLIAMSON TURNER ~, John, 26 May 1743, 44 ~, Robart, 22 Mar 1750/1 (2), 46 ~, Thomas, 26 May 1743, 44 ~, Robert, 08 Jul 1754 (2), 61 WILLINGTON VAREY ~, Richard, 1690s, 15 VARAY, John, 1690s, 14 WILSON VASEY ~, -, 05 Jun 1751, 48 ~, John, 06 Feb 1817 (1), 82 ~, George, 23 Jul 1754, 62 WALKER ~, Humphray, 09 Sep 1686, 13 ~, Ed:, 26 May 1743, 44 ~, Isaac, 26 May 1743, 44 ~, Lancelot, 1690s, 15 ~, John, 26 May 1743, 44 ~, Philip, 24 Jun 1727, 22 ~, Jonathan, 29 Mar 1734, 26 ~, T, 06 Feb 1817 (3), 83 ~, Joseph, 26 May 1743, 44 ~, Thomas, 18 Sep 1751, 53 WINSKELL WALLACE ~, Thomas, 10 Dec 1782, 70 WALLIS, Ogle, 19 Feb 1750/1, 46 WINTER WALLIS, Ogle, 13 Aug 1751 (3), 52 ~, John, 1690s, 14 WALLIS, Ogle, 13 Aug 1751 (5), 52 WORMSLEY ~, Richard, 12 Sep 1734, 33 WORMSLY, William, 1690s, 14 ~, Richard, 04 Jan 1734/5, 37 WRIGHT WALLER ~, Richard, 1690s, 14 ~, Henry, 22 Apr 1671, 9 ~, William, 1690s, 15 WARCOP WYBERGH ~, Richard, 1690s, 14 WIBER, John, 1690s, 15 WARING WYBERGH / WIBERGH, Mary, 10 Apr 1734, WEARING, John, 15 Feb 1783, 71 27 WASHINGTON WIBERGH, Mary, 12 Sep 1734, 32 ~, Randolph, 1690s, 14 WIBER, Thomas, 1690s, 14 WATSON WIBERGH, Thomas, 23 Aug 1734, 31 ~, Elizabeth, 04 Jan 1734/5, 37 ~, John, 13 May 1734, 28 WEBSTER ~, James, 1690s, 15 WELLS ~, James, 06 Apr 1754, 57 ~, Mary, 12 Sep 1734, 32

94 Index of Places

It is not always easy to identify places mentioned in old documents due to unusual spellings and the same place names occurring in different locations. It is therefore possible that there are errors in this index.

If a place could not be identified, the assumed modern place name has a question mark at the end.

Place names are in alphabetical order of the modern spelling of the name. Also given are the parish (if the place is not a parish or a town), county code and grid reference. A small “c” before the grid reference indicates that the reference is only an approximation.

Each occurrence of the place gives the spelling as it occurs in the document (or a ~ if identical to the modern spelling), date of document and page of the first occurrence of the place name in that document. Multiple occurrence of the same place in one document is only indexed once.

Abbey Barn?, CUL or WES The Grove, 25 Mar 1751 (2), 47 Abby Barn, 08 Oct 1754, 65 Grove at Birket, 15 Apr 1751, 47 Allonby, par. Bromfield, CUL, NY081433 Birket, 18 Sep 1751, 53 Allanby, 28 Sep 1751 (2), 55 Birket Grove, 28 Sep 1751 (1), 53 Appleby, WES, NY686198 Birket Grove, 08 Jul 1754 (2), 61 Apleby, 18 Oct 1733, 25 Bishop Auckland, DUR, NZ209290 ~, 10 Feb 1734/5, 38 Bp. Auckland, 12 Dec 1816, 81 ~, 26 May 1743, 45 Bp Auckland, 20 Dec 1816, 82 ~ 05 Apr 1783, 72 Blackwell (or Blackhall), par. St. Cuthbert Askham, WES, NY513237 Carlisle, CUL, NY401530 Askam, 1690s, 14 Bleckhall Townshipp, 09 Oct 1733, 24 Bampton, WES, NY521180 Bleckel, 21 Jun 1734, 30 Banton, 1690s, 14 Blackhall, 30 Aug 1734, 31 Barnard Castle, DUR, NZ051166 Blackhall Demesn House, 29 Jan 1754 (1), 56 Bcastle, 28 Sep 1751 (2), 55 Blackhall Demesn, 21 Aug 1754 (1), 63 Baron Wood, par. Lazonby, CUL, NY510437 Blackhall, 21 Aug 1754 (2), 64 Barron Wood, 12 Jul 1751, 49 Blackhall, 09 Oct 1754 (1), 65 Barron Wood Plantation, 05 Aug 1754, 63 Blackhall Demesn, 18 Dec 1782, 70 Bar: wood, 05 Apr 1783, 72 Blakeston, par. Grindon, DUR, NZ411239 Barron Wood, 21 Nov 1816, 80 Blaikstone / Blaikston, 18 May 1681, 11 Baronwood Farm, par. Lazonby, CUL, NY514429 Blands Wath, par. Crosby Garrett, WES, Barronwood Hous, 28 Nov 1726, 19 NY767122 Barronwood Hows, 17 Apr 1727, 21 Blandsis at Little Musgrave, 20 May 1754, 57 Baronwood, 09 Oct 1727, 23 Blandsis, 31 Dec 1783, 76 Barton, WES, NY486264 Blandwath / Bland Warth, 21 Nov 1816, 79 ~, 1690s, 13 ~, 28 Feb 1817, 86 Becca Lodge, par. Aberford, YKS, SE425394 Bleatarn, par. Warcop, WES, NY732138 ~, 06 Feb 1817 (5), 84 Bleatarne, 26 May 1743, 44 Bewley Castle, par. Bolton, WES, NY648211 ~, 08 Jul 1751, 49 Bewley, 10 Nov 1733, 26 ~, 20 Sep 1783, 73 ~, 02 Apr 1734, 27 Bolton, WES, NY637232 ~, 30 Sep 1782 (1), 69 ~, 1690s, 14 Bewly Castle, 16 Nov 1782, 69 Brameray, par. Edenhall, CUL, NY550300 ~, 03 Jul 1783, 73 Bramrey-more, 26 Jul 1710, 16 Birchhouse Wood? Low Bramrey, 26 Jul 1710, 16 ~, 21 Nov 1816, 79 Bridgenell?, DUR Birkett Lead Mines, par. Hartley, WES, ~, 12 Dec 1816, 81 cNY802079 Brough, WES, NY794139 Berckett Lead Mines, 01 Jan 1732/3, 23 ~, 10 Feb 1734/5, 38 The Bargan on Birket, 22 Mar 1750/1 (1), 46 ~, 21 Nov 1816, 80 Birket, 22 Mar 1750/1 (2), 46 Brougham, WES, NY532280 Birket Grove, 25 Mar 1751 (1), 47 Browham, 1690s, 15 Brusselton, par. St. Helen Auckland, DUR, ~, 05 Jul 1735, 41 NZ202254 ~, 11 Nov 1737, 43 Brusl(e)ton, 12 Dec 1816, 81 ~, 26 May 1743, 44 Bush Inn, English Street, Carlisle, CUL, ~, 05 Aug 1751, 50 NY401557 ~, 13 Aug 1751 (1), 50 Ye Bush at Carlisle, 18 Nov 1734 (1), 35 ~, 13 Aug 1751 (4), 52 Ye Bush, 24 Jun 1735, 41 Edenl., 28 Sep 1751 (2), 55 Carlisle, CUL, NY400559 Edenl., 06 May 1754, 57 ~, 27 Jan 1732/3, 24 ~, 08 Oct 1754, 65 ~, 15 Nov 1750 (1), 45 ~, 09 Oct 1754 (2), 65 Carl:, 03 Jul 1754, 60 ~, 04 Nov 1776, 67 ~, 08 Oct 1754, 64 ~, 21 Nov 1816, 79 Carl:, 09 Oct 1754 (2), 65 Edenhall Fell, par. Edenhall, CUL, NY545310 Carlisle Field?, CUL or WES Edenfell Hall / Edenhallfell, 21 Nov 1816, 79 ~, 08 Oct 1754, 65 Edenhall Quarry, par. Edenhall, CUL, NY543309 Carlisle Port, Carlisle, CUL, NY400559 ~, 21 Nov 1816, 79 Portus Carlisle, 25 Dec 1674, 9 Fog Close, par. Kirkoswald, CUL, NY564412 Cartmel, LAN, SD379788 ~, 06 Sep 1783, 73 ~, 27 Jan 1732/3, 24 Freawood?, par. Edenhall, CUL Cartmall, 29 Nov 1734, 36 ~, 26 Jul 1710, 16 ~, 10 Feb 1734/5, 38 Fulthorpe, par. Grindon, DUR, NZ410247 ~, 19 Jul 1735 (1), 41 Ful(l)thropp / Fulthorp, 18 May 1681, 11 Cliburn, WES, NY587246 Garths Close?, par. Edenhall, CUL Cleburne, 1690s, 14 Garthes Close, 26 Jul 1710, 16 Clifton, WES, NY533266 George Inn, Penrith, CUL, NY515301 ~, 1690s, 15 George In Penrith, 11 Oct 1726, 18 Clifton Furnace, Little Clifton, par. Workington, Glassonby, par. Addingham, CUL, NY577389 CUL, NY054278 ~, 19 Dec 1734, 36 ~, 13 Aug 1751 (1), 51 Goldington Hall, Appleby, WES, NY683202 Cocklocks Lime Kilns?, either at Cocklock Scar, ~, 05 Jun 1751, 48 par. Culgaith, CUL, NY654339; or at Grapes Inn, Scotch Street, Carlisle, CUL, Haresceugh Cocklock Lime Kiln, par. NY401559 Kirkoswald, CUL, NY625431 Ye Grapes in Carlisle, 04 May 1734, 28 Cocklokes Kilns, 05 Aug 1782, 68 Great Strickland, WES, NY556227 Lime Kilns at Cocklokes, 16 Aug 1808 (2), 78 ~, 1690s, 15 Colby, par. Appleby St. Lawrence, WES, Greta Bridge? – could be in CUL, DUR or YKS NY665205 Gretabridge, 21 Jun 1734, 30 Cowby, 1690s, 14 Greta Bridge, par. Brignall and Rokeby, YKS, ~, 08 Oct 1754, 64 NZ086131 Crosby Ravensworth, WES, NY622148 Greatabridge, 10 Feb 1734/5, 38 Crosby, 1690s, 14 Guards?, par. Edenhall, CUL Crosby Garrett, WES, NY728094 ~, 26 Jul 1710, 16 Crosby Garret(t), 18 May 1681, 11 Hackthorpe, par. Lowther, WES, NY542231 Crosby Garret, 08 Jul 1712, 18 Hackthrop, 1690s, 15 ~, 31 Dec 1783, 76 Hall Garth, par. Musgrave, WES, NY773135 Darlington, DUR, NZ285145 Hallgarth, 21 Nov 1816, 79 ~, 12 Dec 1816, 81 Hallmire?, par. Edenhall, CUL Dashwood? ~, 26 Jul 1710, 16 ~, 05 Apr 1783, 72 Hartley, WES, NY782087 Dumfries, DFS, NX972760 ~, 26 Jul 1710, 17 ~, 13 Dec 1750, 46 ~, 27 May 1734, 29 Eden Hall, par. Edenhall, CUL, NY564322 Hertley, 21 Jun 1734, 30 Edenhall, 17 Apr 1727, 21 ~, 19 Jul 1735 (2), 42 Ednald Hall, 13 Aug 1734, 30 ~, , 09 Oct 1754 (2), 65 Edenell Hall, 17 Feb 1734/5, 38 ~, 30 Sep 1782 (2), 69 The Hall, 27 Jul 1808 (1), 77 ~, 20 Sep 1783, 73 Edenhall, CUL, NY565324 Hartley Castle, par. Hartley, WES, NY782082 ~, 18 May 1681, 11 [not named], 22 Apr 1671, 9 ~, 26 Jul 1710, 16 Hartley Fell, par. Hartley, WES, NY809070 Ednall Cattle Close, 26 Jul 1710, 18 ~, 26 Jul 1710, 17 ~, 03 Dec 1726, 19 Hartley High Mill?, par. Hartley, WES, ~, 14 Feb 1726/7, 21 NY783083? ~, 18 Oct 1733, 25 Hartley High Mill & Smelt Mill, 15 Nov 1750 ~, 12 Sep 1734, 32 (2), 45 ~, 29 Jan 1734/5, 37 (Hartley) High Mill, 18 Sep 1751, 53 96 Hartley Low Mill, par. Hartley, WES, NY776090 Low Ashes?, par. Hartley, WES Low Mill at Hartley, 18 Oct 1734, 35 ~, 26 Jul 1710, 17 Hartlah Low Mill, 03 Oct 1754, 64 Lowther, WES, NY537236 Hartley Park?, par. Hartley, WES (possibly Park ~, 1690s, 15 Hill, NY786080) Lupton, par. Kirkby Lonsdale, WES, SD553811 ~, 26 Jul 1710, 18 ~, 09 Oct 1754 (2), 65 Hartley Smelt Mill?, par. Hartley, WES, Lupton Estate, 25 Jul 1782, 67 NY783083? ~, 15 Feb 1783, 71 Hartley High Mill & Smelt Mill, 15 Nov 1750 Mains, The, par. Kirkoswald, CUL, NY560397 (2), 45 Mains House, Kirkoswald Manor, 05 Nov 1753, ~, 31 Aug 1751, 53 55 Smelt Mill, 18 Sep 1751, 53 Martindale, WES, NY434184 Hartsop, par. Patterdale, WES, NY408131 ~, 1690s, 13 ~, 1690s, 13 Maulds Meaburn, par. Crosby Ravensworth, Helton, par. Askham, WES, NY510220 WES, NY624168 ~, 1690s, 14 Maldes Meaburne, 1690s, 14 High Longrigg, par. Hartley, WES, NY800090 Melkinthorpe, par. Lowther, WES, NY556251 High Longrig, 29 May 1735, 40 Melkinthrop, 1690s, 15 Kempton Park, par. Sunbury, MDX, TQ108701 Morland, WES, NY597224 ~, 25 Jul 1782, 67 ~, 1690s, 14 Kendal, WES, SD517924 Musgrave, WES, NY767132 Kendall, 27 Jan 1732/3, 24 ~, 26 Jul 1710, 17 Kendall, 23 Aug 1734, 31 ~, 28 Sep 1751 (2), 55 ~, 15 Jul 1751, 50 ~, 09 Oct 1754 (2), 65 ~, 16 Jul 1751, 50 Musgrave Fell, par. Musgrave, WES, NY794188 ~, 05 Apr 1783, 72 ~, 26 Jul 1710, 17 King’s Meaburn, par. Morland, WES, NY620211 Musgrave Mill?, par. Musgrave, WES Kingsmeaburne, 1690s, 15 Musgr. Mill, 18 Sep 1751, 53 King's Meabourn, 08 Oct 1754, 65 Newby, par. Morland, WES, NY592213 Kirkby Stephen, WES, NY775087 ~, 1690s, 14 Kkbystephen, 18 Sep 1751, 53 Newcastle on Tyne, NBL, NZ250647 Kirkbystephen, 28 Sep 1751 (2), 55 New Castle, 14 Feb 1726/7, 21 Kirkbystephen, 09 Oct 1754 (2), 65 Newcastle, 05 Jul 1735, 41 Kirkbystephen, 30 Sep 1782 (2), 69 N.Cast, 09 Jul 1751, 49 ~, 20 Sep 1783, 73 Old Park, par. Stainmore, WES, NY817105? ~, 28 Feb 1817, 84 ~, 26 Jul 1710, 17 Kirkoswald, CUL, NY554414 ~, 17 Oct 1733, 24 ~, 11 Oct 1726, 18 ~, 29 Mar 1734, 26 ~, 17 Oct 1734, 35 Outwood?, par. Hartley, WES (Low Out Wood / ~, 18 Nov 1734 (2), 35 High Out Wood, cNY794079) Kirkosd., 28 Sep 1751 (2), 55 ~, 26 Jul 1710, 17 ~, 09 Oct 1754 (2), 65 Patterdale, WES, NY392161 ~, 16 Aug 1808 (1), 78 ~, 1690s, 13 Kirkoswald Cross?, par. Kirkoswald, CUL, Penrith, CUL, NY515301 cNY554414? Penreth, 13 May 1734, 28 ~, 05 Aug 1783, 73 ~, 28 Jan 1734/5, 37 Langwathby, CUL, NY569337 ~, 31 May 1735, 40 ~, 15 Aug 1754, 63 Dockray End in Penrith, 26 Aug 1735 (2), 43 ~, 04 Nov 1776, 67 ~, 20 Nov 1737, 43 Langwathby Forest?, par. Langwathby, CUL ~, 04 Nov 1776, 67 ~, 27 Jul 1808 (2), 77 ~, 16 May 1808, 76 Lazonby, CUL, NY549397 ~, 27 Nov 1816, 80 ~, 24 Jun 1727, 22 Penwortham, LAN, SD524272 Little Musgrave, par. Crosby Garrett, WES, ~, 27 Jan 1732/3, 23 NY759131 Petty Tenement?, par. Soulby, WES Litle Musgrave, 09 Sep 1686, 13 Petty Tenemt. at Soulby, 20 May 1754, 57 Litt Musgrave, 25 Apr 1735, 39 Ravenstonedale, WES, NY721042 ~, 21 Nov 1816, 79 Ravenstondale, 08 Jul 1751, 49 Little Strickland, par. Morland, WES, NY563196 Ravenstondale, 08 Jul 1754 (1), 60 ~, 1690s, 15 Renwick, CUL, NY596427 London, MDX, TQ315815 ~, 17 Aug 1782, 68 ~, 27 Jan 1732/3, 24 Renwick Pit?, par. Renwick, CUL, cNY618449? Londn., 16 Jul 1751, 50 Renwick Pitt, 29 Jan 1754 (2), 57 ~, 25 Jul 1782, 67 Rosley, par. Westward, CUL, NY319453 ~, 30 Aug 1734, 32 97 Scales Park? (probably Scales Hall, par. Kirkoswald, CUL, NY571430) ~, 12 Jul 1751, 49 Seaton?, DUR ~, 18 May 1681, 11 Shap, WES, NY562153 Shappe, 1690s, 14 Skirsgill? (in our near Soulby parish, WES?) Skirskill, 12 Jun 1754, 58 Sleagill, par. Morland, WES, NY596191 ~, 1690s, 15 Sockbridge, par. Barton, WES, NY499269 Sockebridge, 1690s, 14 Soulby, WES, NY749110 ~, 09 Sep 1686, 12 ~, 28 Sep 1751 (2), 55 ~, 12 Jun 1754, 58 ~, 09 Oct 1754 (2), 65 ~, 20 Sep 1783, 73 Spencers Tenement?, par. Crosby Garrett, WES Spencers Tenmt. at Little Musgrave, 20 May 1754, 57 Spittal? ~, 28 Sep 1751 (2), 55 St. Helen Auckland, DUR, NZ188268 St. Helens Auckland, 12 Dec 1816, 81 St. Helens Auckland, 06 Feb 1817 (2), 83 St Helens Auckland, 06 Feb 1817 (5), 84 Staffield, par. Kirkoswald, CUL, NY542428 Staffle, 28 Jun 1735, 41 Staffle, 29 Nov 1737 (1), 43 Stainton?, DUR ~, 18 May 1681, 11 Stewardhouse? ~, 21 Nov 1816, 79 Stockton-on-Tees, DUR, NZ435205 Stockton, 17 Sep 1754, 64 Stockton, 12 Dec 1816, 81 Thorpe Thewles, par. Grindon, DUR, NZ400234 Thorp(e) Thewle(y)s, 18 May 1681, 11 Thrimby, par. Morland, WES, NY552202 ~, 1690s, 15 Westward, CUL, NY273448 ~, 08 Oct 1754, 65 Whitehaven, CUL, NX974182 ~, 08 Feb 1734/5, 38 Woodside, par. Bolton, WES, NY585292 ~, 1690s, 15 Yanwath Bridge, par. Barton, WES, cNY508281 Yenwith Bridge, 1690s, 14