Documents from the
Edenhall Estate, Cumbria
Part 2
Transcribed from the seller’s photos on eBay
by Petra E. Mitchinson
2010
1 Contents Page Introduction ...... 9
The MUSGRAVE Family, Baronets of Edenhall ...... 10
Transcriptions ...... 12 1656. Objections to jury verdict in Musgrave and Soulby ...... 12 1660. Objections to jury verdict in Musgrave and Soulby ...... 13 19 Sep 1662. Dismissal of Kirkby Kendal Aldermen ...... 14 24 Jan 1665/6. Sale document signed by the Earl of Strafford ...... 15 03 May 1672. WHARTON / HUTTON letter to Sir Philip MUSGRAVE ...... 15 22 Apr 1676. Two receipts regarding sale of Kepier near Durham ...... 16 06 Jun 1678. Letter regarding fines for an estate in Soulby ...... 17 30 Nov 1685. Monmouth Rebellion rebels shipped to Jamaica ...... 18 09 Sep 1686 (2). Soulby Court Baron rents & fines list (another version) ...... 19 09 Aug 1690. A debt release by William HUNTER, Durham ...... 20 1704. Wages for customary rents collector ...... 20 29 Oct 1704. Receipt for window tax and other taxes ...... 20 11 Nov 1704. Hardware account for work at Hartley Castle ...... 21 25 Nov 1704. Curate of Ravenstonedale’s stipend ...... 21 30 Nov 1704. Various work done at Hartley Castle...... 21 19 Dec 1704. Gardener’s wages receipt ...... 22 22 Dec 1704. Land tax for Hartley Demesne & Barnes Tenement...... 22 25 Jan 1704/5. Receipt for one militia saddle ...... 23 01 Feb 1704/5. Pay for hunting & carrying rabbits to Penrith ...... 23 19 Feb 1704/5. Taxes for bridge repair, county gaol and militia ...... 23 20 Feb 1704/5. Glazier’s account ...... 23 12 Mar 1704/5. Land tax for Hartley Demesne and Barnes Tenement ...... 24 30 Apr 1705. Receipt for window tax and other local taxes ...... 24 22 Jun 1705. Receipt for Rector of Crosby Garrett’s stipend...... 25 04 Jul 1705. Blacksmith’s account for Hartley Castle ...... 25 20 Jul 1705. Account for carpentry work ...... 25 21 Jul 1705 (1). Thomas NELSON’s wages receipt at Hartley Castle ...... 26 21 Jul 1705 (2). Receipt, lead from smelt mill for Hartley Castle ...... 26 09 Aug 1705. Receipts for work on chapel roof ...... 26 04 Sep 1705. Pay for looking after sheep on Musgrave Fell ...... 27 12 Sep 1705. Blacksmith’s detailed account ...... 27 28 Sep 1705. Account for carpentry work for Hartley Castle ...... 28 09 Oct 1705. Pay for stopping cattle crossing into Langwathby ...... 29 17 Oct 1705 (1). Account for mowing and raking hay ...... 29 17 Oct 1705 (2). Receipt for tar ...... 29 20 Oct 1705. Receipt for window tax and other local taxes ...... 30 22 Nov 1705. Payment to the Curate of Ravenstonedale ...... 30 30 Nov 1705. Account for roofing work at Hartley Castle ...... 30 07 Dec 1705. Land tax receipt ...... 31 28 Dec 1705. Rector of Crosby Garrett & Soulby chapel rent ...... 31 16 Jan 1705/6. Postal letter carrier’s receipt ...... 31 17 Jan 1705/6. Customary rent collector’s wages receipt ...... 32 30 Jan 1705/6. Coals from Stainmore pits to Hartley Castle ...... 32 04 Feb 1705/6. Pay receipt for days & nights hunting ...... 32 21 Feb 1705/6. A receipt for noutgeld & serjeant oats ...... 32 27 Feb 1705/6. Soulby customary rent collector’s wages ...... 33 01 Mar 1705/6 (1). Ironmonger’s account for nails etc...... 33 2 01 Mar 1705/6 (2). Receipt for 2½ dozen candles ...... 33 10 Mar 1705/6. Receipt for coals from Hartside pit...... 34 23 Apr 1706. An account for various goods ...... 34 06 Jan 1710/11. Account of rabbits killed at Edenhall warren ...... 34 17 Aug 1725. Travelling expenses account ...... 35 11 Oct 1726 (2). Printed rent receipt for demesne lands in Penrith ...... 36 21 Nov 1726. Receipt for butter for sheep salve ...... 36 10 Feb 1726/7. Detailed ironmonger’s account ...... 36 29 Dec 1733. Receipt for slates ...... 38 16 Mar 1733/4. Innkeeper’s account ...... 38 26 Apr 1734. Newcastle carrier’s account ...... 39 06 Jun 1734. Account for brickmaking & building a garden wall ...... 39 22 Nov 1734. Coachman’s account of travelling expenses ...... 40 19 Feb 1734/5. Receipt for 92 bushels of malt for Edenhall ...... 41 21 Jun 1735. Expenses account for Goldington Hall, Appleby ...... 41 28 Sep 1748. Manor of Bleatarn Court Baron document ...... 42 01 Dec 1750. Account for coals for Edenhall ...... 43 06 Apr 1754 (2). Christopher DOBSON’s petty bills account ...... 43 30 Sep 1754. Detailed account for Birkett Grove mine ...... 43 31 Dec 1766. Receipt for a new cogwheel for Hartley Low Mill ...... 45 08 Oct 1768. Cloth account ...... 45 04 Mar 1776. Legal advice letter regarding a poaching case ...... 45 21 Feb 1790. Letter regarding rent payments ...... 46 23 May 1790. Letter from Appleby Castle ...... 47 11 Oct 1791. Receipt for assorted garden seeds ...... 47 15 Oct 1791. Account for weighing lead & looking after woods ...... 48 25 Oct 1791 (1). Receipt for five Irish bullocks ...... 48 25 Oct 1791 (2). Subscription for Penrith Races ...... 48 01 Nov 1791. Blackhall tribute money receipt ...... 48 02 Nov 1791. Bewley Castle rent receipt ...... 49 08 Nov 1791. Receipt for Blackhall cornage rent ...... 49 20 Dec 1791 (1). Receipt for carriage of 8 pieces of lead ...... 49 20 Dec 1791 (2). Receipt for 50 gallon pump trough...... 49 1792. Kitchen chimney for Lockthwaite ...... 50 10 Jan 1792 (1). Account & receipt for candles and tallow ...... 50 10 Jan 1792 (2). Saddler’s account & receipt ...... 50 16 Jan 1792 (1). Soulby Mill repairs account ...... 51 16 Jan 1792 (2). Receipt for slate for Blands Wath & Soulby Mill ...... 51 09 Feb 1792 (1). Account for Low Fog Close well repairs ...... 51 09 Feb 1792 (2). Receipt for making nine bushels of malt...... 52 21 Feb 1792. Subscription for building bridge over River Petteril ...... 52 28 Feb 1792. Receipt for a cart mare bought at Penrith ...... 52 14 Mar 1792. Lint and yarn spinning account ...... 52 20 Mar 1792. Receipt for best hops ...... 53 31 Mar 1792. Letter from a slater of Nateby ...... 53 24 Apr 1792. Receipts for journey expenses Penrith – London ...... 53 26 May 1792 (1). Receipt for carriage of lead ...... 54 26 May 1792 (2). Receipt for cutting oak wood at Baron Wood ...... 54 29 May 1792. A weaver’s account ...... 54 09 Jun 1792 (1). Expense account for surveying Hartley Demesne ...... 54 09 Jun 1792 (2). Cutting oak wood at Kirkoswald & Baron Wood ...... 55 10 Jun 1792. Receipt for best hops...... 55 15 Jun 1792. Bailiff’s wages for Great & Little Musgrave ...... 56 18 Jun 1792 (1). Curate of Ravenstonedale’s stipend ...... 56 3 18 Jun 1792 (2). Letter regarding the Luck of Edenhall ...... 56 19 Jun 1792. Mole catcher’s wages receipt ...... 57 25 Jun 1792. Receipt for carriage of lead, Brough to Penrith...... 57 30 Jun 1792. Receipt for sawing oak wood for Hartley troughs ...... 57 02 Jul 1792. Account for Kirkby Stephen chancel repairs ...... 57 03 Jul 1792. Account for letters carried...... 57 07 Aug 1792 (1). Receipt for bleaching cloth & boiling yarn ...... 58 07 Aug 1792 (2). 390 bushels of lime delivered to the kiln ...... 59 18 Aug 1792. Edenhall haymakers’ account ...... 59 21 Sep 1792. Account & receipt for timber for Hall Garth farm ...... 59 27 Sep 1792. Receipt for ten Scots cattle ...... 60 28 Sep 1792. Receipt for hops for farmers’ ale at Kirkoswald ...... 60 29 Sep 1792. Receipt for new chimney at Lockthwaite ...... 60 01 Oct 1792 (1). Account & receipt for iron work ...... 60 01 Oct 1792 (2). Receipt for 540 bricks for Hall Garth building ...... 61 01 Oct 1792 (3). Receipt for hair for Hall Garth ...... 61 01 Oct 1792 (4). Bailiff’s wages for Hartley & Kirkby Stephen ...... 61 05 Oct 1792 (1). Receipt for hops from various suppliers ...... 62 05 Oct 1792 (2). Receipt for Renwick & Talkin coals ...... 62 06 Oct 1792. Receipt for tax for a saddle horse ...... 62 09 Oct 1792 (1). Account for various garden seeds ...... 62 09 Oct 1792 (2). Receipt for straw for horse litter ...... 63 09 Oct 1792 (3). Detailed disbursements account...... 63 09 Oct 1792 (4). Pay for carpentry work at Kirkoswald Parks ...... 64 09 Oct 1792 (5). Legal fee account ...... 65 13 Oct 1792. Tithes due to Dean & Chapter of Carlisle ...... 65 20 Oct 1795. Subscription receipt for Penrith Hunt ...... 66 02 Nov 1795. Subscription receipt for Penrith Races ...... 66 24 Nov 1795. Curate of Westward’s half year stipend...... 66 30 Nov 1795. Two detailed legal fee accounts ...... 66 31 Dec 1795. Travelling expenses Edenhall to Kempton Park...... 71 18 Jan 1796. Account for slating Ladthwaite coal house ...... 71 22 Jan 1796. Charity money received by Sarah DOUGLAS...... 72 12 Feb 1796. Letter regarding Powbeck Slate Quarry at Unthank ...... 72 16 Feb 1796 (1). A detailed saddler’s account ...... 72 16 Feb 1796 (2). Bills for tallow and candles ...... 73 19 Feb 1796. Letter regarding disputed land at Scuggar House ...... 74 27 Feb 1796. Letter regarding quality of slate ...... 74 29 Feb 1796. Sign writer’s account ...... 75 04 Apr 1796. Expenses receipt for collecting fines...... 75 24 Apr 1796. A purchase account for lint ...... 76 27 Apr 1796. Detailed farrier’s account for 5 years ...... 76 May 1796. Letter asking permission to get sand ...... 77 17 May 1796. Receipt for making nine Carlisle bushels of malt ...... 77 24 May 1796. Receipt for 156 pounds of curled hair ...... 77 18 Jun 1796. Account for repairs to Edenhall Chapter House ...... 78 27 Jun 1796. Account for thatching Edenhall Chapter House ...... 78 26 Nov 1801. Account for coach repairs at Carlisle ...... 78 15 Dec 1801. Subscription for new bridge ...... 79 1807. Druggist’s receipt for horse medication ...... 79 28 Jul 1807. An account for candles ...... 79 14 Nov 1807. A detailed ironmonger’s account ...... 79 05 Apr 1808. An account for clover seed ...... 80 31 Dec 1808. Receipt for turnip seeds ...... 81 4 27 Nov 1816 (2). Pump maker’s account ...... 81 02 Nov 1818. Carting lime from Redhills to Edenhall Fell ...... 81 28 Jan 1819. Receipt for one cheese ...... 81 04 Feb 1819. Receipt for six geese...... 82 02 Mar 1819. A Penrith bootmaker’s account and receipt ...... 82 11 Mar 1819. Butcher’s account for killing & dressing pigs ...... 82 02 May 1820. Subscription to prosecuting Penrith robbers...... 83 22 May 1820. Pay for threshing oats at Grange farm...... 83 08 Jun 1820. Wages receipt for Kirkoswald wood warden ...... 83 13 Jun 1820. Edenhall mole catcher’s wages ...... 83 14 Jun 1820. Ann KENDAL’s wages and expenses account ...... 83 24 Jun 1820. Receipt for charity money given to paupers...... 84 30 Jun 1820. Pay for carting lime from Redhills to Edenhall ...... 84 03 Jul 1820. Detailed butcher’s accounts & receipt ...... 84 11 Jul 1820. Weaver’s account ...... 86 17 Jul 1820. Account & receipt for clover and grass seeds ...... 87 27 Jul 1820. A batch of Durham gaol tax receipts ...... 87 01 Aug 1820 (1). Ploughing account & receipt ...... 89 01 Aug 1820 (2). A detailed rope maker’s account ...... 90 02 Aug 1820. Receipt for payment into FORSTERs’ Bank, Carlisle ...... 90 04 Aug 1820. Ploughman’s wages at Baronwood ...... 90 05 Aug 1820. An account for butter and fowls ...... 91 13 Nov 1820. John WRIGHT’s wages account ...... 91 14 Nov 1820. Receipt for payment to Curate of Ravenstonedale ...... 91 23 Nov 1820 (1). Detailed coachmaker’s account for repairs ...... 92 23 Nov 1820 (2). Detailed saddler’s account & receipt ...... 93 03 Dec 1820. Ann KENDAL’s expenses and wages account ...... 94 08 Dec 1820. Detailed Kirkby Stephen innkeeper’s account ...... 95 12 Dec 1820. Receipt for hats for two servants ...... 96 15 Dec 1820. Subscription to Female Visiting Society, Carlisle ...... 96 16 Dec 1820. Receipt for a Galloway cow ...... 97 20 Dec 1820. Letter with account for teaching 6 poor children ...... 97 30 Dec 1820 (1). Detailed account for journey to Bramham Biggin ...... 98 30 Dec 1820 (2). Receipt for two Leicester rams ...... 98 30 Dec 1820 (3). Subscription to Penrith National School...... 98 30 Dec 1820 (4). Detailed post horses account ...... 98 20 Jan 1821. Account for journey to Bramham ...... 100 21 Jan 1821. A detailed Penrith gunsmith’s account ...... 101 29 Jan 1821. Mayor’s detailed expenses for Carlisle Election ...... 101 06 Feb 1821. A cooper’s account ...... 102 10 Feb 1821. Account for threshing oats ...... 103 20 Feb 1821. Penrith bootmaker’s account & receipt ...... 103 22 Mar 1823. An account for cart loads of ashes ...... 103 17 May 1823. Account for shepherds’ board & lodging ...... 104 27 May 1823 (1). Clockmaker’s account for 8 day clock repairs ...... 104 27 May 1823 (2). Rope maker’s account ...... 104 10 Jun 1823. Account of groom’s travelling expenses ...... 105 15 Jul 1823. Account for repairing fishing nets ...... 105 02 Aug 1823. Penrith clockmaker’s repair account ...... 105 05 Aug 1823. Account for ale ordered by gamekeeper & groom ...... 106 30 Sep 1823 (1). Receipt for carriage of lead from Hartley ...... 106 30 Sep 1823 (2). Game watcher’s wages receipt ...... 106 28 Oct 1823. Net repairer’s account ...... 106 08 Nov 1823. An upholsterer’s account for window blinds ...... 107 5 21 May 1828. Receipt for a Galloway milk cow ...... 107 03 Jun 1828. Mole catcher’s receipt ...... 107 11 Jun 1828. Receipt for Highland heifers bought at Appleby Fair ...... 108 16 Jun 1828 (1). Receipt for threshing oats at Grange farm ...... 108 16 Jun 1828 (2). Cutting foundations for Grange farm house ...... 108 24 Jun 1828. Charity money to Isaac WALKER & Mary DALTON ...... 108 07 Jul 1828. Receipt for two pigs bought at Penrith market ...... 109 08 Jul 1828. Schoolmaster’s tuition fees ...... 109 31 Jul 1828 (1). Auckland railway rent ...... 109 31 Jul 1828 (2). Sunday school receipt for St. Helen Auckland ...... 109 31 Jul 1828 (3). Account for peeling bark in Brusselton Wood ...... 110 01 Aug 1828. Solicitor’s account, Brusselton coal mines, Durham...... 112 02 Aug 1828. Wages receipt for hoeing turnips ...... 112 05 Aug 1828. Detailed nursery and seedsmen’s account & receipt ...... 113 30 Jan 1832. Receipt for slating pig sty at Townhead ...... 115 06 Mar 1832. Fees for keeping a pointer dog ...... 115 12 Mar 1832. Account for cart loads of lime ...... 115 23 Feb 1833. An account for 7lb of cheese ...... 116 07 Oct 1833. A glazier’s account ...... 116 23 Oct 1833. Receipt for Edenhall toll bar ...... 116 22 Nov 1833. Half year Castlegate toll bar account, Penrith...... 117 06 Jan 1834. Receipt for killing two pigs ...... 117 01 Feb 1834. Journey expenses to Appleby with carts for malt ...... 118 06 Feb 1834. Account for butchering pigs & heifer...... 118 10 Feb 1834. Alston carrier’s account ...... 118 11 Feb 1834. Gamekeeper’s receipt for expenses ...... 118 12 Feb 1834. Account for ale, rum and tobacco ...... 119 24 Feb 1834. Receipt for butchering a Highland heifer ...... 119 18 Mar 1834 (1). Taxidermist’s letter ...... 119 18 Mar 1834 (2). Account for castrating one litter of pigs ...... 120 22 Mar 1834. Gardener’s wages receipt ...... 120 25 Mar 1834. Pay receipt for collecting the lord’s rent ...... 120 01 Apr 1834. Receipt for a firkin of butter ...... 120 30 Apr 1834. John WRIGHT’s detailed expenses account ...... 121 20 May 1834. Doctor’s account & letter of receipt ...... 121 13 Dec 1834. Receipt for pulling ling for thatching ice house ...... 122 25 Dec 1834. Receipt for a firkin of butter ...... 122 30 Dec 1834. Subscription to events at Penrith Races ...... 122 27 Jan 1835. Subscription for Reverend WATSON’s monument ...... 123 04 Feb 1835. Receipt for expenses collecting Auckland rents ...... 123 11 Feb 1835. Receipt for ale from Kirkoswald brewery ...... 123 18 Feb 1835. Receipt for a Leicester ram ...... 123 20 Feb 1835 (1). Receipt for a grey mare bought at Wigton Fair ...... 124 20 Feb 1835 (2). Receipt for a black mare bought at Wigton Fair ...... 124 21 Feb 1835. Expenses account for various journeys ...... 124 17 Mar 1835 (1). Receipt for rum & gin ...... 124 17 Mar 1835 (2). An account for nails for Fog Close farm ...... 125 27 Mar 1835. Receipt for fixing a sun dial ...... 125 08 Jun 1835 (1). Parish clerk’s salary receipt ...... 125 08 Jun 1835 (2). Laundry maid’s wages ...... 125 08 Jun 1835 (3). Coachman’s wages receipt ...... 126 08 Jun 1835 (4). Housemaid’s wages receipt ...... 126 10 Jun 1835. Receipt for 30 black faced sheep ...... 126 07 Aug 1841. Hatter’s billhead, NANSON of Penrith ...... 126 6 18 Jan 1853. Poor House Christmas Day dinner receipts ...... 127 19 Jan 1853. Grocer’s account ...... 129 24 Jan 1853 (1). Receipt for eggs ...... 129 24 Jan 1853 (2). Receipt for grey cart horse ...... 129 28 Jan 1853 (1). Receipt for chancel repairs at St. Helen Auckland ...... 130 28 Jan 1853 (2). Account for pan tiles, Bishop Auckland tile sheds ...... 130 28 Jan 1853 (3). St. Helen Auckland Sunday School subscription ...... 130 29 Jan 1853. West Auckland rent collector’s expenses...... 130 04 Feb 1853. Law charges regarding collieries in Co. Durham ...... 131 10 Feb 1853 (1). Set of four accounts ...... 133 10 Feb 1853 (2). Purchase of a boat from Melmerby Hall ...... 135 15 Feb 1853 (1). Detailed jeweller’s account ...... 135 15 Feb 1853 (2). Detailed cloth dyer’s account ...... 136 15 Feb 1853 (3). A detailed rope maker’s account ...... 136 16 Feb 1853. Innkeeper’s account for two hunts ...... 137 11 Oct 1864. Shepherd’s wages receipt ...... 137 22 Oct 1864. Subscription to the Eamont Harriers ...... 138 26 Oct 1864. Receipt for Yeomanry target ball firing prizes ...... 138 01 Nov 1864. Receipt for 10 fat sheep ...... 138 02 Nov 1864. Subscriptions to Clothing Club ...... 138 05 Nov 1864. Post messenger’s pay ...... 139 08 Nov 1864. Account for two garden nets ...... 139 11 Nov 1864 (1). Dairy maid’s wages ...... 139 11 Nov 1864 (2). Upper laundry maid’s wages ...... 140 11 Nov 1864 (3). Kitchen maid’s wages ...... 140 11 Nov 1864 (4). Third house maid’s wages ...... 140 11 Nov 1864 (5). Head house maid’s wages ...... 140 11 Nov 1864 (6). Second house maid’s wages ...... 140 11 Nov 1864 (7). Under laundry maid’s wages ...... 141 11 Nov 1864 (8). Miss MUSGRAVE’s maid’s wages...... 141 11 Nov 1864 (9). Cook’s wages receipt ...... 141 11 Nov 1864 (10). Scullery maid’s wages ...... 141 11 Nov 1864 (11). Housekeeper’s wages ...... 142 11 Nov 1864 (12). Stillroom maid’s wages ...... 142 11 Nov 1864 (13). Hall boy’s wages ...... 142 11 Nov 1864 (14). Groom’s wages receipt ...... 142 11 Nov 1864 (15). Under butler’s wages ...... 142 11 Nov 1864 (16). Head butler’s wages ...... 143 11 Nov 1864 (17). Footman’s wages receipt ...... 143 11 Nov 1864 (18). Receipt for a bay carriage horse, Sedgefield ...... 143 15 Nov 1864. Cumberland & Westmorland Rifle Association ...... 143 22 Nov 1864. Subscription receipt, Penrith Tract Society ...... 144 07 Dec 1864. Head gardener’s wages ...... 144 10 Dec 1864. Account for clipping of horses & ponies ...... 144 17 Dec 1864 (1). Head gamekeeper’s wages ...... 145 17 Dec 1864 (2). Subscription to Penrith Agricultural Society ...... 145 20 Dec 1864. Ousby Agricultural Society subscription ...... 145 21 Dec 1864 (1). Wages receipt for tuition of 7 boys ...... 145 21 Dec 1864 (2). Subscription to Provident Clothing Society ...... 145 21 Dec 1864 (3). Christmas award books for Sunday School ...... 146 27 Dec 1864. Payment to Crown Hotel servants ...... 146 02 Jan 1865. Interest payment for Edenhall Poor Stock ...... 146 03 Jan 1865. Receipt for bone manure from Newcastle on Tyne ...... 146 04 Feb 1865. Receipt for right to game & rabbits ...... 147 7 07 Feb 1865. Detailed basket maker’s account ...... 147 08 Feb 1865. A lengthy detailed tinsmith’s account ...... 148 10 Feb 1865. Game watcher’s wages ...... 149 14 Feb 1865 (1). Detailed shoemaker’s account ...... 149 14 Feb 1865 (2). A Penrith fishmonger’s receipt ...... 149 15 Feb 1865 (1). Barley for pheasants in Castlerigg Woods ...... 150 15 Feb 1865 (2). Kirkoswald saw mill account ...... 150 17 Feb 1865 (1). Receipt for a single iron plough ...... 151 17 Feb 1865 (2). Donation, restoration of Crosby Garrett church ...... 151 18 Feb 1865. Subscription to Lazonby National School ...... 151 07 Jun 1865. A cooper’s account ...... 151 05 Feb 1887. Licence to employ one male servant ...... 152 07 Feb 1887. Subscription receipt, Langwathby Bible Society ...... 152 09 Feb 1887. Head gardener’s salary ...... 153 14 Feb 1887 (1). Receipt for road repairs ...... 153 14 Feb 1887 (2). Receipt for opening drains on Honeypot Farm ...... 153 17 Feb 1887. Dean & Chapter of Carlisle corn tithe receipt ...... 153 16 Mar 1887. Kirkby Stephen Cricket Club subscription ...... 154 21 Mar 1887. Rat killer’s wages ...... 154 29 Mar 1887. Wages for poultry & dairy management ...... 154 09 Aug 1895. Printed billhead, timber & slate merchant, Penrith ...... 154 10 Nov 1895. Corn miller’s bill, Little Salkeld ...... 155 1896. Game beaters’ wages ...... 156 06 Mar 1896. Subscription to Arthuret Church Organ Fund ...... 156 14 Mar 1896 (1). Carpenters’ wages ...... 156 14 Mar 1896 (2). Rabbit catchers’ wages ...... 157 14 Mar 1896 (3). Rat killer’s receipt ...... 157 31 Mar 1896. Rent receipts for 10 Ducking Pond Mews, London ...... 157 11 Apr 1896 (1). Chimney sweep’s wages ...... 158 11 Apr 1896 (2). House & laundry maids’ board wages ...... 158 11 Apr 1896 (3). Wallers’ wages ...... 158 11 Apr 1896 (4). Blacksmith’s wages ...... 159 11 Apr 1896 (5). Gamekeepers’ wages ...... 159 11 Apr 1896 (6). Rabbit trappers’ wages ...... 159 11 Apr 1896 (7). Gas man’s wages ...... 160 11 Apr 1896 (8). Gardeners’ wages ...... 160 11 Apr 1896 (9). Wages sheet for sundry estate workers ...... 160 11 Apr 1896 (10). Receipt for entry of two dogs at Penrith Show ...... 161 15 Oct 1896 (1). Scotsman newspaper receipt for advertising ...... 161 15 Oct 1896 (2). Receipt, amateur theatricals at Langwathby ...... 162 29 Aug 1899. Carlisle Guaranteed Manure Co. printed account ...... 162
Index of Names ...... 164
Index of Places ...... 175
8 Introduction
After I completed my first transcription of Edenhall documents advertised on eBay by Dennis Morrison, he put more Edenhall documents up for sale. In addition, I found a few billheads advertised by other sellers also referring to the MUSGRAVEs of Edenhall. Therefore this second transcription document became necessary.
This time the dates of the original documents range from the mid 17th century to the late 19th century.
As before, I have tried to transcribe the documents as accurately as possible and to preserve as much of their style as I could. My apologies for any transcription mistakes and typing errors.
I have again 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 documents (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 again 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 continue to 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, January 2010
9 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. 10 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!
11 Transcriptions
1656. OBJECTIONS TO JURY VERDICT IN MUSGRAVE AND SOULBY.
A neat and detailed document, a bit dusty. Objections by the Lord of the Manor or his representative against the findings of a Jury of Survey.
Excepcons to the Jurey of Survay in Musgrave and Soulby in the yeare 1656
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County of } Exceptions against the Verdict of the Jurye of Survay Latly mad for Westmorland } the Mannors of Great and Litle Musgrave Soulby and Kirkby Stephen:/
1 First they doe not say in the said verdict of what Court they were chosen or by what Authorety or what there Charge was 2 G They have Incerted into the said verdict severall men to be the Lords Tennents which at that tyme was not:/ 3 G They have not mad up a perfect Rentall of the Lords Rent but comes much short in the Manor of Soulby although that they had severall accompts that did show them the contrary:/ 4 They have not mad a perfect note of boones and servisses but haith omitted severall formerly due as in TEBAs case:/ LANCASTERs case blacke booke Indenture 5 They have omitted what the Tennents servis is to the Milner of Musgrave and Soulby what every mans particular part of wall Thatch and dam is what the Moulter is which was given them in Charge:/ 6 They have omitted to sett downe what Costomary bigg was pad by the Tennants of Soulby who should pay the same what bushels or peckes every one should pay and what tyme of the yeare and what the Mesure was Anncently this they have omitted which was given them in Charge and have sett downe moneys in stead therof fore short of the value:/ 7 They have omitted to give an accompt what was the Anncent Amerciments for such Tennants as did not doe the Lord suite of court or servis to his Milne and Kilne:/ 8 They have omitted to present all Improvements of the Lords Common 9 They have omitted to make up a particular of the boundes of the Mannor or Lordship of Soulby:/ which was given in Charge 10 They have omitted to make up a particular of the severall names of Closses and Lands with there particular Rents and servisses belonging to the Indenture Tennants so That Indenture Tennants might Land might be distinguished from Arbitrary Land which causses a great confusion and severall cheats
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All thesse particulars they have omitted which was the Cheife end for which the Lord mad Choyse of theme for:/ to his great damage and almost Imparable Losses by there Infusing in to the said verdict severall shewing [?] new opinions of there owne Invencon concerning there 12 Costome which I shall prove is contrary to all the former Costome used in the said Mannors and is alredy confessed by some of the Jurrours to be false and eronouis
1660. OBJECTIONS TO JURY VERDICT IN MUSGRAVE AND SOULBY.
A neat document, a bit grubby. Objections by the Lord of the Manor or his representative against the findings of a Jury of Survey, almost identical but a little neater than that of 1656.
Excepcons to the Jurey of Survay in Musgrave and Soulby in the yeare 1660
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County of } Exceptions against the verdict of the Jurey of Survay Westmorland } Latly mad for the Manors of Great and Little Musgrave Soulby and Kirkby=Stephen:/
1 First they doe not say in the said Verdict of what Court they were Chosen or by what Authorety or what there Charge was:/ 2 They have Incerted into the Said Verdict severall men to be the Lords Tennants which at that tyme was not:/ 3 They have not mad up a perfect Rentall of the Lords Rents but come much short in the Mannor of Soulby although they had severall accoumpts that did show them the contrary:/ 4 They have not mad a perfect particular of boones and servisses but have omitted severall formerly due and Lessened the Rentes of others vide TEABEs case in the Indenture and Booke of Admittance foll (94) and LANCASTERs case in the Blacke booke:/ 5 They have omitted what the Tennents serves is to the Milne of Musgrave and Soulby what everye Tennents particular part of wall Thatch and dam is and what the Moulter is:/ 6 They have omitted to sett downe what Customary bigg was pad by the Tennents of Soulby who should pay the same what bushels or peckes every one should pay and what tyme of the yeare also what the Messure was Anncently this they have omitted which was given them in Charge and have sett downe moneys in stead thereof fore short of the value thereof:/ 7 They have omitted to give an accoumpt what was the Anncent Amerciments for such Tennents as did not doe the Lords suite of Court or servis to his Milnes and Kilnes:/ 8 They have omitted to present all Improvements of the Lords wasts and Commons:/ 9 They have omitted to make up a particular of the boundes of the Mannor or Lordship of Soulby:/ 10 They have omitted to make a particular of the severall names of Closses and Lands with there particular Rents and servisses belonging to the Indenture Tennents so that Indenture Tennents Lands might be destinguished from Arbitrary Lands and Closses which causes a great confusion and severall cheats for some tymes they put Arbitrary Land for Indenture Land and Indenture Land for Arbitrary vide DANTESONs [?] case:/
All thesse particulars they have omitted which was given them in Charge which was the Cheife causes for which the Lord mad choyse of this Jury to his great damage and almost Imparable Lose:/ By there Infusing into the said verdict severall shewing [?] new opinions of there owne Invencion concerning there Costome which may be proved was contrary to all former Costome used or allowed within the said Mannors and is Alredy confessed by some of the Jurrours to be false and eronious:/ 13
19 Sep 1662. DISMISSAL OF KIRKBY KENDAL ALDERMEN.
A good neat, fairly clean, mostly readable document, a bit aged on the back. Pertaining to the dismissal and replacement of five Aldermen of the borough of Kirkby Kendal who did not comply with the “Act for the well Governeinge and regulateinge of Corporations”. The document is a 17th century copy of the Memorandum.
Copy of yt memdm. touchinge Replaceinge & displaceinge certaine officers in Kendall ------In the yeare 60 ------publick concenes
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Septembr the 19th 1662 Westmorland } Memdm that John ARCHER George ARCHER John WASHINGTON Ss } Myles HARRISON and James COCK being Aldrmen of the Burrow of Kirkby Kendall in the County aforesaid the 24th of Decembr last past, are hereby discharged and declared to be outed of their said offices by the Kings Maj~ties Comissonrs for Repitinge [?] in Execution of an Act of Parliamt Entitled an Act for the well Governeinge and regulateinge of Corporations John ARCHER for refuseinge to Subscribe, John WASHINGTON for the like, George ARCHER for refuseinge to subscribe and denieinge all the oaths Myles HARRISON and James COCK for yt. they are not rendrd. by the Comissonrs. Capable to beare the said offices. And the said Comissonrs. have appointed John PARKE Isaack KNIPE John BECK Hugh FORTH and Thomas TURNER to supply the vacant places of the severall persons displaced as aforesaid foure of wch That is to say the s~d John PARKE John BECK Hugh FORTH and Thomas TURNER have taken the oathes and Subscribed accordinge to the said Act, And the said Isaack KNIPE refused to take the oathes or sub= scribe after he was nominated Aldrman as aforesaid. Wittnes or. hands and seales the day & yeare above
[signed] Philip MUSGRAVE [signed] Geo: FLETCHER [signed] John LOWTHER [signed] Allan BELLINGHAM [signed] Dan: FLEEMINGE [signed] James BURKETT [signed] Walter STRIKLAND [signed] Jo: OTWAY
14 24 Jan 1665/6. SALE DOCUMENT SIGNED BY THE EARL OF STRAFFORD.
A document signed by William WENTWORTH, 2nd Earl of Strafford, agreeing the sale of woods in the Lordships of Gawthorpe and Harewood near Leeds in Yorkshire to Sir John CUTLER Bart. Philip MUSGRAVE signs as witness.
January xxiiijth 1665 Was that the daye & yeare above written I Willm Earle of STRAFFORD have received of Sr John CUTLER Knight & Barronet two bills or obligacons for the payment of Sixe hundred & fiftye poundes apeice at two several dayes shortlie ensewing, & doe herebye consent & agree to accept of the said sumes (when the same shall be paid) in full satisfaccon of all woodes in the severall Lordshipps of Gawthorp & Harwood or either of them latelye claymed by me of the said Sr John CUTLER sealled with my sealls January xxiiijth 1665
Sealled & delivered in the pre~ of [signed] STRAFFORD
[signed] Phillip MUSGRAVE [signed] John HILL [signed] Fr: KNOLLYS
03 May 1672. WHARTON / HUTTON LETTER TO SIR PHILIP MUSGRAVE.
Letter to Sir Philip MUSGRAVE 2nd Bart., jointly signed by Sir Thomas WHARTON and Richard HUTTON of Goldsborough Hall in Yorkshire, asking him to advise on the proposed marriage of their children. Sir Thomas WHARTON was Sir Philip’s first cousin. Richard HUTTON was probably Sir Philip’s wife’s nephew.
Of the three documents offered for sale on eBay together with this letter, only one was scanned partially, and they could therefore not be transcribed.
May 3d: Sr: T: W: and Mr: HUTT: of Gouldsbrough and some notes in that affaire ~ /
For Sr: Philip MUSGRAVE Gouvernour of Carlisle att his house att Eden Hall To be sent from the post house att post payed Penrith with speed
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Sr
Your two subscribing kinsmen, friends, and servants, having great inclynations to come to a new alyance by the mariadge of our onely children, and not knowing any person who loves us and ours better then your selfe, have resolved upon the desiring that you wil be pleased to come unto this place at your first and best conveniensy, to heare what shal be proposed and desired by either of us as to the compleating of this match, and to determine if any thing of 15 discent should arise (which we suppos wil not) But if your occations will not permit your Yorkshire friends the honnor of your compagny in thes parts the begining of this summer, that then you wil pleas to aquaint us when we may with most conveniensy to you, waite upon you at Eden Hall, for the concluding this buysines, which we are confident wil be satisfactory to you, whoe have alwayes been kinde, and obliging, to,
Sr:
your humble and faithful servants
Goldesbrough [signed] Thomas WHARTON May ye 3d. 1672 [signed] Ri HUTTON
22 Apr 1676. TWO RECEIPTS REGARDING SALE OF KEPIER NEAR DURHAM.
Two receipts concerning the sale of Kepier Estate near Durham, one personally signed by the artist Sir Ralph COLE, 2nd baronet of Brancepeth. COLE had to dispose of Kepier in 1674 to Sir Christopher MUSGRAVE of Carlisle, later 4th baronet of Edenhall, as he had spent most of his family’s fortune on art and the patronage of artists.
Novembr ye 27th 1675 Recd. then from ye hands of Mr } Nicho~ SALVIN by ye appoyntmt of Sr Chr~ } £ MUSGRAVE ye just Sume of one Hun= } =dred pounds of Currant moneyes } 100 wh is in partt of Sr Chr~ last paymt } for Kepyer, = & alsoe this 14th Janry } /75/ ye sume of Twenty Eight pounds } 028 like wise in part of ye sd last paymt } & the 1st of March (75) ye sume of } one Hundred & two & Twenty pounds } 122 likewise in part of ye sd last paymt } Aprill the 17th 1676 Recd alsoe from ye sd Mr Nicho~ } SALVIN the just sume of nine Hundred } pounds in part likewise of ye afore= } 900 sd last payment for Kepyer all } wh sumes aforesd amounting to ye } sume of 1150£ I say Recd in } all as wittnesse my hand & sealle the day } ------& yeare last above written } 1150
Aprill: 22th / 76: [signed] Ralph COLE [seal] Witnessed By [signed] Thomas COLE [signed] John JEFFERSON
md./ that there is yet remaining the sum~ of fiftye pounds due uppon this last paymt } of the purchase monyes for Kepyer, wch } £ is to bee disposed as shall fall out uppon acct } 50 stated betwen Sr Ra~ COLE & Sr Chr: MUSGRAVE } 16 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Received the 26th. of December 1675 of Sr. Christpher } MUSGRAVE Knight by the hands of Mr. Nicholas SALVING } the Summe of twenty five pounds of lawfull money of } £ England being for the Interest of two hundred pounds } 25 lent upon a Mortgage upon certaine Lands at Keepier unto } Sr. Ralph COLE Baronet by Sr. Gilbert GERARD and my selfe wh. } Interest was for two yeares ending at Martinmas last past I } say received } [signed] Miles STAPYLTON
06 Jun 1678. LETTER REGARDING FINES FOR AN ESTATE IN SOULBY.
A pre stamp letter datelined Langwathby. A bit aged, with the ubiquitous file fold and seal tear, but otherwise a fine letter. Contains request by Christopher SOWERBY for reconsideration of an entry fine to his deceased brother’s estate.
For Sr Christopher MUSGRAVE a Member of the Parliament Att Deanes yard neare Westminster / London
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Right worshipfull!
May it please your worshipe hereby to be enformed that whereas my Brother Anthony SOWERBY was Both by your father and you Admitted Tennant of a Little estate at Sowlby, being of your worships Lands, Is now disceased, And had before his discease payed you one fine, which was compounded for in your fathers day, And entered in bond for a nother fine Compounded for with your self at Edenall the Last time your worshipe was downe there and hath not as yet obtained any benefit by it. And now the third fine I doe acknowledge to be due to be Compounded for which I hope you will be graciously pleased to Consider off since I have nothinge But the Said Land to pay all the aforesaid fines with; for my Brother had Borrowed the Money to pay the first fine. And now the third of this Instant June I have Been presented to ye Jury of Soulby, but am not willinge to Compound for my fine, till you will be pleased, to Certifie me what I must pay, or can in Reason be Required since Five fines hath been payed in a Little time by me, or my relations, which Considered I hope you will moderate, And I desire it may be done By a Letter shortly and I will enter securely to your Steward, or whome you doe appoint to take ye same. Secondly and in like reason I doe desire that you will be pleased to Rectefie an Abuse that ye widdow Livinge on the same, doth seeme to put upon me, for she threatnete that I shall not have possession of the same, But that she will endite me if I goe to my own, And doth keep ye Chiefe fire. Therefore I desire to write to me, that there may be admision made, and I will present it to ye Jury, for your Baylife saith it will be done, if that you doe, but Command, and sure you will Consideringe what dammage doth accrew unto your tennant in respect of the same. No more at present but in hopes to see your favourable lines, in both respects, as shortly as may be, which if you will be pleased to doe, you will oblidge me to pray for your health & happiness, who are your faithfull Servant to command [signed] Christopher SOWERBY 17 Langwathby June The Arbitrary Rent of the aforenamed Land is 3s – 8d the 6th: – 78 per Annum therefore I desire to know what your fine must be, by a Letter to me Chr SOWRBY at Langwathby
30 Nov 1685. MONMOUTH REBELLION REBELS SHIPPED TO JAMAICA.
An incredibly rare Bill of Lading for 35 convicted rebels to be transported to Jamaica. Light damp staining in the centre of the document, and a tiny hole in centre fold, but otherwise a magnificent document, in very fine condition for its great age, easily readable. 12" x 15".
The Monmouth Rebellion of 1685, also known as the Pitchfork Rebellion, was an attempt to overthrow James II, who had become King of England at the death of his elder brother Charles II on 06 Feb 1684/5. James II was unpopular because he was Roman Catholic. James SCOTT, 1st Duke of Monmouth, the eldest illegitimate son of Charles II, claimed to be rightful heir to the throne and attempted to displace James II. The rebellion ended with the defeat of Monmouth’s forces at the Battle of Sedgmoor on 06 Jul 1685. Monmouth was executed for treason on 15 Jul 1685, and many of his supporters were executed or transported following the “Bloody Assizes” presided over by Lord Chief Justice George JEFFREYS.
Shipped by ye Grace of God in good Order by Christopher WINTERINGHAM of ye Tower of London for Accs. & Risque of Sr Christopher MUSGRAVE Knt on & upon ye Good Shipp or Vessel called the Jamaican Merchant of London whereof is Master under God for this Present Voyage Charles GARDINER & now Rideing at Anchor in Portland Roade and by God’s Grace bound for Jamaica To Say, the number of Thirty and five Passengers being all men convicted for being in ye Late Rebellion. Names as followeth, vizt.
William EDWARDS John FOWLER Senr Matthew POTLE James COMBE John FOWLER Junr George ROBERTSON John HOOPER William TAPSCOTT John METYARD John SMITH James SOPER Henry HAMET Robert SHOESMITH Thomas HOWELL James GALLOP John FINNIMORE Peter SHIRLAND John WOODWARD John FURBER John GARDINER William SELLWOOD Thomas BRAY Humphrey SANDERS Matthew ELLIOT William GOODLAND John BUTFIELD John JONES Hugh GILL Edward EVES John BAGWELL Thomas CROSSE Thomas DEBNAM Nathaniel MUSGRAVE Giles CRANE William PAGE
And are to be delivered in like good Order at ye aforesaid Port of Jamaica, Mortality & ye Danger of ye Seas excepted unto Capt Simon MUSGRAVE or to his Assignes, He or they paying Twenty two peeces of Eight per head within Twenty days for all shall be delivered at Jamaica. In Witness whereof the Master or Mate of ye said Shipp hath affirmed to Three Bills of Ladeing all of this Tenure and Date: One of wh. being accomplished, The other Two to stand voyd, and so God send ye Good Shipp to her desired Port in safety. Amen. Dated in Weymouth this thirtieth day of November 1685.
Memorandm. ye words (in like good Order) were rased before signeing.
[signed] Cha: GARDNER
18 09 Sep 1686 (2). SOULBY COURT BARON RENTS & FINES LIST (another version).
A very neat Manorial Court Baron document.
Fines Stated att a Court holden in Soulby the 9th: of Septembr: 1686
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Fines Stated att a Court holden in Soulby the 9th: of Septembr: 1686
Rents Fines £ : s : d £ : s : d • James BELL arbt: 00 = 08 = 11½ 08 = 17 = 06 + Row: GRAY Indr: 00 = 06 = 03 02 = 10 = 00 + moor Indr: 00 = 00 = 08 00 = 05 = 04 • Row: GRAY Arbt: 00 = 01 = 10½ 01 = 17 = 01 + Humphray WILSON 00 = 01 = 00 01 = 00 = 00 + Tho: FAUCETT Indr: 00 = 00 = 09 00 = 06 = 00 •+ Will: PETTY Arbt: 00 = 02 = 11 02 = 18 = 04 + Wm. MUSGRAVE Arb: 00 = 01 = 02 01 = 03 = 04 + moore Indr: 00 = 00 = 01 00 = 00 = 08 + Richard GAITE Arbt: 00 = 02 = 00 01 = 10 = 00 + Isabell HUTCHINSON Arb: 00 = 02 = 11 02 = 18 = 04 + John KNEWSTUBB arb 00 = 00 = 09 00 = 15 = 00 + Hen: PETTY Arbt: 00 = 01 = 09 01 = 13 = 00 + Robt. BONIFFEILD arb 00 = 00 = 06 00 = 10 = 00 + John KNEWSUB Arb: 00 = 00 = 02 00 = 03 = 04 + James LONGSTAFFE 00 = 00 = 02 00 = 03 = 04 + Wm. HARRISSON 00 = 00 = 00½ 00 = 01 = 00 ------
Litle Musgrave John } FARLAM Arbt: } 01 = 00 = 00 20 = 00 = 00
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Fines recd: since they were Stated
Rowland GRAY 02 = 10 = 00 moore 00 = 05 = 04 Wm. MUSGRAVE 00 = 00 = 08 John KNEWSTUBB 00 = 15 = 00 moore 00 = 03 = 04 James LONGSTAFFE 00 = 03 = 04 William HARRISON 00 = 01 = 00 William MUSGRAVE 01 = 03 = 04 Humphray WILSON 01 = 00 = 00 Isabel HUTCHINSON 01 = 09 = 00 Richard GATE 01 = 10 = 00 ------09 = 01 = 00 19
Memo: Hen: PETTY pd } his fine to mee 2d Decem } 01 – 13 – 00 ber 1687 } Robert BONIFFEILD pd ye same } time } 00 – 10 – 00
09 Aug 1690. A DEBT RELEASE BY WILLIAM HUNTER, DURHAM.
A good fairly clean, readable document, although aged and grubby/dusty around the edges and folds.
HUNTERs Release 29. Aug. 1690
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Know all men by these presents That I William HUNTER ye older of the Citye of Durham in the County of Durham Butcher Have Remitted Released & for ever quitt claimed And by these presents for me my heires Exrs & Admrs & every of us doe fully freely & absolutely Remitt Release & for ever quitt claim unto the Hon~ble Sir Christopher MUSGRAVE of Keepyer in the s~d county Knight & Baront. Edward EDEN of ye s~d Citye of Durham Grocer Nicholas PAXTON of ye same gent & Wm. PICKERING of Keepyer aforesd yeom~ All & all manner of accou~ & accou~s cause & causes of accou~s Bonds & bills Suites & Controversys claimes and demands whatsoever wch ag~t. them ye Sd Sir Christopher MUSGRAVE Edward EDEN Nicholas PAXTON & Wm. PICKERING or any of them Joyntly or Severally I now can or may have on w~ch hereafter I can or may have agt. them or any of them for or by Reason of any matter or thing from the beginning of the world unto ye day of ye date hereof. In witness whereof I have hereto sett my hand and seale this twenty Ninth day of August Anno D~ni 1690.
Sealed & delivrd } [signed] William [seal] HUNTER in ye presence of }
Robt: GRAY: Thos. TEASDAILE Bt: [?] WHARTON
1704. WAGES FOR CUSTOMARY RENTS COLLECTOR.
A neat receipt. Two small punch holes. 3" x 6".
Then Received of Mr. GIBSON for Colecting The Costumary Rents for one year the sum of one pound – ten Shillings I say Received by me John TEBAY for the year of our Lord 1704 [signed] John TEBAY
29 Oct 1704. RECEIPT FOR WINDOX TAX AND OTHER TAXES.
A receipt for various taxes including window tax for Hartley Castle. 4" x 6".
October ye 29th: 1704 20 Then Received from ye Honorable Sr: Christopher MUSGRAVE Kntt: & Barrott: the sume of five shillings £ – s – d being Window Sess for ye Castle due att michallmass Last 0 – 5 – 0 Alsoe Received two pence per pound for } Master of House of Correction } and fowerpence for passing } vagrants Through ye County } due att Mickallmass Last: both together ) 0 – 5 – 0 Received as Above Written – per mee [signed] Thomas RUDD
11 Nov 1704. HARDWARE ACCOUNT FOR WORK AT HARTLEY CASTLE.
A neat and clean account. 8" x 6".
Worke for the Castle since August the first 1704 £ – s – d 700 nails for the Roofe att 10d A hundered 0 – 5 – 10 32 nails at 4 A peny 0 – 0 – 8 112 at ten A peny for the plummer 0 – 1 – 1 24 tacks for fastoning the pipes at 1d-½ } A peace 3s and for making 12 – 6d } 0 – 3 – 6 2 new Shoes 0 – 0 – 7 more nales for plumer 0 – 0 – 8 nales for lo mil troughs 0 – 1 – 6 2 bandes and nales for lo kil steep [?] 0 – 0 – 6 2 bandes for longrig 0 – 0 – 6 4 picks ling for hartlay mil 0 – 1 – 6 nales for ladfat 0 – 0 – 2 for one man making for grat } one pare of thongs and chafing dish } 0 – 1 – 0 ------Totall 0 – 17 – 6 November ye 11th 1704 Received in full of this Bill per mee [signed] Will HUTCHINSON
25 Nov 1704. CURATE OF RAVENSTONEDALE’S STIPEND.
A very neat and clean receipt. 4" x 6".
Novembr 25th 1704. Received from Sr Christopher MUSGRAVE the Summ of two pounds ten shillings and six pence due to the Curate of Ravenstondale out of Blatarn at Martinmas last. I say Received by me [signed] Jo: DALTON Curate of Ravenstondale
30 Nov 1704. VARIOUS WORK DONE AT HARTLEY CASTLE.
An account for a variety of carpentry work. A bit dusty and aged on the back. 12" x 7". 21
Worke for the Castle since August the first 1704 £ – s – d Six dayes on the dineing roome Rofe 0 – 6 – 00 fower dayes more sowing sowking bords for the Haull window and stars Case 0 – 4 – 00 tow dayes Liing the haull window gutters 0 – 2 – 00 tow dayes on the stars head Lion on timber and sarking 0 – 2 – 00 one day binding a pare of stathes Ender [?] Park both troughs 0 – 1 – 0 one day sowing brauls for Soulby mill and other mills besids 0 – 1 – 0 three dayes sowing bords of elm for hartley mill whell and adower at blandess and som at Low mill step and for other Euses 0 – 3 – 0 one day at Longrigg making adower and mending other dowers 0 – 1 – 0 one day at Ladwhat making a portall 0 – 1 – 0 one day binding apare of dower Cheeks and hanging adower and putting up Spars in the brows 0 – 1 – 0 forten dayes for posting sowing and making and Lion of troughs for Low mill 0 – 14 – 00 tow dayes for sowing oke boords 0 – 2 – 0 halfe aday for putting a braull in at Low mill 0 – 0 – 6 ------Totall 1 – 18 – 6 November ye 30th. 1704. Received in full of this Bill per mee [signed] Robert WALLER
09 Dec 1704. GARDENER’S WAGES RECEIPT.
A receipt with a small pin hole in centre. 3" x 6".
9th Dr 1704 Then Recd: of Chr GIBSON the summe } of fifteen shillings being for working in the } £ s d Garding betwixt Miches. and ye twentyth: of Novbr: } 00 = 15 : 00 as wittness my hand } [signed] Richard ELWOOD
Pd. per [signed] Chr GIBSON Junr.
22 Dec 1704. LAND TAX FOR HARTLEY DEMESNE & BARNES TENEMENT.
A very neat and clean receipt. 3" x 8".
December 22d: 1704 Received then of the Honored Sr. Christopher MUSGRAVE Baronett } £ s d two poundes fifteen Shillings for ye. third Quarter Sese for ye Demaine } 2 ~ 15 ~ 0 22 att Hartley due the 8th. of this month I Say recd by me } [signed] William CLARK. Collector recd for Barnes Tennement due then 9d½
25 Jan 1704/5. RECEIPT FOR ONE MILITIA SADDLE.
A receipt with a small pin hole in centre. 3" x 7".
Janry 25 1704/5 Joseph JEFFERSON Aqts for a Melitia Sadle 14s
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January ye 25th 1704 Reseved of mr GIBSON for one new Sadle 14 Shellings I Say Reseved by me [signed] Jos JEFFERSON
01 Feb 1704/5. PAY FOR HUNTING & CARRYING RABBITS TO PENRITH.
A receipt with a small pin hole in centre, and a bit rough at top. 3" x 8".
1st Febry 1704 then Recd of Chr GIBSON one Pound } three shillings & sixpence being for 47 days Hunt= } £ s d ing and six shillings for Hunting on the nights & } 01 : 19 : 06 also 10s for Carrying Rabetts to Penrith I say Recd } in full of the above sums } per me [signed] Humphrey DALTON
19 Feb 1704/5. TAXES FOR BRIDGE REPAIR, COUNTY GAOL AND MILITIA.
A receipt, very grubby on the back. 5" x 8".
February ye 19th: 1704/5 Then Received from Sr: Christopher MUSGRAVE Barrott the Sume of tenn Shillings being Sess for repairing of Lowther Bridge 4d per pound 3d per pounds also Do for the Countye Gaole & for Drums Cutlers & Halberts for ye Militia 5d per pound alltogether 12d per pound £ – s – d 0 – 10 – 0 ------I say Received for ye pertickler uses Above Sayd per mee [signed] Thomas RUDD Canstable
20 Feb 1704/5. GLAZIER’S ACCOUNT.
A very early account. A bit aged and dusty, with small pin hole in middle. 4" x 5".
20 Febry 1704 23 Ye Glazers accts being 4s
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20 Feb 1704 s for Repaireing of ye glass in ye house – 3 for Repaire of ye gardin glasses – 1 – 0 s d in all : 4 : 00
Wm: LEWRECK W Mrk
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20 Feb 1704 Reced then of Mr Chris GIBSON Junr The full Contents of the within written bill per me Wm LEWRICKE his W Mrke
12 Mar 1704/5. LAND TAX FOR HARTLEY DEMESNE AND BARNES TENEMENT.
A fine and fresh receipt. 3" x 8".
March 12th: 1704 Received then of the Honored Sr. Christopher } £ s d MUSGRAVE two poundes fifteen Shillinges for ye } 02 = 15 00 Last Quarter Sese for the Demaine at Hartley } I Say Recd by me [signed] Will. CLARK Collector Recd then for Barnes Tennemt 9d.½
30 Apr 1705. RECEIPT FOR WINDOW TAX AND OTHER LOCAL TAXES.
A neat receipt. 6" x 8".
Receipt for Window Sess & Bridge & House Correction at Laydie day
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Aprill ye 30th: 1705 Then Received from Sr Christopher £ – s – d MUSGRAVE Barrott: ye Sume of ------0 – 5 – 0 being Window Sess for ye Castle due att Layday ye 25th of March Last past and alsoe fivepence per pound for } repairing of ye Countye Bridges } 0 – 4 – 2 more two pence per pound for ye } 24 Master of ye House Correction } 0 – 1 – 8 = due ye 25th of March Last past } ------Received ye pertickler Sumes Above Said per mee by me [signed] Thomas RUDD
22 Jun 1705. RECEIPT FOR RECTOR OF CROSBY GARRETT’S STIPEND.
A very neat receipt. 8" x 3".
Mr. FORSTER Rector of Crosby Garrett Receipt for £ – s – d 2 – 13 – 4 due att Whitson Last
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June ye. 22d. 1705 Received then of the Honored Sr. Christopher MUSGRAVE } Baronett two poundes thirteen Shillings and fowerpence } £ s d due att Whitsontid Last to Mr. Joseph FORSTER Rector } 02 : 13 : 4 of Crosby Garrett I Say Recd for his Use } per me [signed] Will. CLARK.
04 Jul 1705. BLACKSMITH’S ACCOUNT FOR HARTLEY CASTLE.
5" x 6".
Work for the Castle nails for Castle 0 – 0 – 1 nails for denswod Troues 0 – 0 – 8 4 loupes 4 kroukes for 2 gates 0 – 2 – 0 nailes for Smelt mil 0 – 0 – 1 for one Remove 0 – 0 – 1 ------Totall 0 – 2 – 11 July ye 4th: 1705 Received in full of this Bill per mee [signed] Will HUTCHINSON
20 Jul 1705. ACCOUNT FOR CARPENTRY WORK.
A detailed account. 8" x 6". for putting fiften Cogs in the Low mill whell and mending the Whell 0 – 1 – 0 one day and a halfe sowing and } 25 making and hanging a gaitt in the Cort. } 0 – 1 – 6 seaven dayes sowing making and Lion troughs } in denke wood and mending the oldings } 0 – 7 – 0 tow dayes sowings and making a gaitt for } Biggs and gittings shilps and hanging the gaitt } 0 – 2 – 0 tow dayes for sowing of gaitt bars and } mending of gramskow he gaitt and weend } gaitt and mending of Longrigg gatts all } 0 – 2 – 0 for sowing one **** quartter of wood of boords 0 – 1 – 6
in all 15 – 00 July ye 20th. 1705. Received in full per mee [signed] Robert WALLER
21 Jul 1705 (1). THOMAS NELSON'S WAGES RECEIPT AT HARTLEY CASTLE.
A neat receipt. Two small pin holes. 4" x 6".
July ye 21th: 1705 Then Received of Mr GIBSON Junior The Sume of seaven pound } £ – s – for my wages att Hartley Castle due att Whitsontide Last: - } 7 – 0 – 0 I say Received per mee [signed] Tho: NELSON
21 Jul 1705 (2). RECEIPT, LEAD FROM SMELT MILL FOR HARTLEY CASTLE.
A neat and clean receipt with a small pin hole in centre. 4" x 7".
21 July 1705 Received from Sr Christopher MUSGRAVE Barrott the summe of five pounds five Shillings being in full for Thirteen hundered one Stone & one pound of Lead for Castle: Weyed of at ye Smelt Mill and Received per us by Christopher BROADLAY his mark ♀ Mathew HARRISON his Mark —●
09 Aug 1705. RECEIPTS FOR WORK ON CHAPEL ROOF.
Two receipts.
9 August 1705 Then Recd of Chr GIBSON the sume of Fourteen shillings & sixpence being for working att ye Chapple Roofe and other worke about ye House Recd per me 0 14 = 06 Jonathon BOWRBANCK B
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23 July 1705 Recd of Chr GIBSON the sume of Therty Shillings being for Therty days work in slateing the Chapple Roofe amd mossing and pointing in other places about the Houses 26 I say Recd in full of all Demands per me John BOWRBANCK £ s d mark I 01 – 10 = 00
04 Sep 1705. PAY FOR LOOKING AFTER SHEEP ON MUSGRAVE FELL.
A receipt with a small pin hole in centre. 3" x 7".
4 Sepber 1705 Recd of Chr GIBSON the Sume of Thirty shillings being ye last part of my Allowance for lookeing to ye Sheep upon Musgrave Fell for ye year 1705 I say Recd me Elizabeth COLLIN Mark O
12 Sep 1705. BLACKSMITH’S DETAILED ACCOUNT.
A bit aged and dusty. 9" x 7".
12 Septr 1705 Tho ROBINSON Bill for Worke
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Aparl the 7 day 1705 Sir Christopher MUSGRA S for one new Shou of gramar 0 – 4 – 0 for 4 new Shous of Shears hors 1 – 4 – 0 for one new Shou and 3 removs of gramar 0 – 7 – 0 for 4 removs of Shears hors 0 – 4 – 0 for 4 new Shous of gramar 1 – 4 – 0 for 4 removs of gramar 0 – 4 – 0 for one new Shoe and 3 removs of Shears 0 – 7 – 0 for 3 new Shous of gramar 1 – 0 – 0 ------5 – 08 Sir Christopher MUSGRA Aparl the 7 day for one gun lock mending 1 – 10 for one par of pistels mending 0 – 10 for pistels cleaning 1 – 0 for one cock mending 0 – 4 ------09 – 10
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Sir Christopher MUSGRA Aparl the 14 day s d for 4 removs of welch hors 0 – 4 – 0 for hesp and stapels 0 – 3 – 0 for one new bush and wheall mending 0 – 11 – 0 27 for 2 new shous of soral hors 0 – 8 – 0 for one dor band mending 0 – 2 – 0 for one Sock fedring 0 – 8 – 0 for one wheall Strook mending 0 – 3 – 0 for one new Shou and one remov of Soral hors 0 – 5 – 0 for 4 new Shous of welch hors 1 – 4 – 0 for 2 removs of Soral hors 0 – 2 – 0 for 2 long nals 0 – 2 – 0 for cartwhels nals 0 – 2 – 0 for 4 new Shous of Soral hors 1 – 4 – 0 for long nals 0 – 2 – 0 for one linpin 0 – 2 – 0 for crooks and nals 1 – 0 – 0 for cart whels nals 0 – 3 – 0 for one iron fork mending 0 – 2 – 0 for 4 removs of welch hors 0 – 4 – 0 for one loup to a yat 0 – 3 – 0 for one wheal mending 1 – 0 – 0 for one lin pin 0 – 2 – 0 for cart whell naling 1 – 6 – 0 for 2 new Shous and 2 removs Soral hors 0 – 10 – 0 for loup and crook to a yat 0 – 6 – 0 for one rig cap mending 0 – 2 – 0 for 4 new Shous of welch hors 1 – 4 ------14 = 08 : 09 = 10 ------01 = 04 = 06
12 Septr 1705 Recd. of Chr: GIBSON the sume of one pound four shillings being in full of Acct. to this day per me [signed] Thomas ROBINSON
28 Sep 1705. ACCOUNT FOR CARPENTRY WORK FOR HARTLEY CASTLE.
An account, a bit aged. 5" x 6".
Will: HUTTON Bill for Worke for ye Castle
September ye 10th Two dayes att ye Low 1705 Pd – 11: Barns making A portition and mending Barn Doors 0 – 2 – 0 Halfe A day at Langrigg } Septr. mending A gate } 0 – 0 – 6 ye 28th 2s – 6d payed. A Spade Shafte dressing 0 – 0 – 3 For mending drawers in } ye Closette } 0 – 0 – 3 For mending A Floodgate } att Duckett holes } 0 – 0 – 6 halfe of day mending doors } at Barnes house & Langrigg } 0 – 0 – 6 28 For A Gang of Coggs and } Runggs for Low mill } 0 – 3 – 0 ------Totall - 0 – 7 – 0
09 Oct 1705. PAY FOR STOPPING CATTLE CROSSING INTO LANGWATHBY.
A receipt with a small pin hole in centre and a bit aged. 3" x 7".
9 Octr 1705 Recd Then of Chr GIBSON the sume of Nine shillings & ninepence being for my Boys lookeing to ye Chattle in Away [?] therteen Weekes to keep them from Crossing the Water into Langwathby feild I say Recd by me [signed] Thomas CLARKE
17 Oct 1705 (1). ACCOUNT FOR MOWING AND RAKING HAY.
An account with small pin hole in centre. 8" x 6". Heanings Farm is near Great Musgrave. an account of mowing raking and gitting ye Heaning Hay for ye year 1705 s d Will: STEADMAN 6 dayes 6 – 0 John CHAPELLOW 7 dayes 7 – 0 Rich: CANTLEY 6 dayes 6 – 0 Chr: TOD 6 dayes & a half 6 – 6 Joseph SEUELL 6 dayes 6 – 0 rakers Elizabeth SNAWDON 8 dayes 3 – 4 Sisilly SNAWDON 8 dayes 3 – 4 Mary CLIBURN 6 dayes 2 – 6 Elizabeth WATERSON 6 dayes 2 – 6 Eliner CHAPELLOW 6 dayes 2 – 6 Agnas CHAPELLOW 6 dayes 2 – 6 Will: CHAPELLOW 6 dayes 3 – 0 John CARLTON for thatching } the Milln } 1 – 0 Mary CLIBURN for bearing ye } thatch away } 0 – 4 ale for ye mowers 1 – 0 ------02 = 13 = 6 ------17 Octber 1705 Recd. of Chr GIBSON the sume of two pounds thirteen shillings & sixpence being in full of the above disbursmts per me Matthew DOWSON Mark M
17 Oct 1705 (2). RECEIPT FOR TAR.
A very neat and clean recept. 4" x 6".
29 17 October 1705 Recd. from Willm RAMSEY Esqr ye Sum of Three pounds and Six pence in full for Tar sold him on ye 5th Instant I Say Recd by me [signed] Geo BENSON For partner & Self
20 Oct 1705. RECEIPT FOR WINDOW TAX AND OTHER LOCAL TAXES.
A very neat and clean receipt. 5" x 6".
Constables Receipt for Window Sess and = others in all 10s
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Octobr ye 20th. 1705 Then Recd from Sr Christopher MUSGRAVE Barronett the sume of five Shillings Wind sess for ye Castle and alsoe 2d per pound for ye Master of ye House of Correction & 4d per pound for pasing vagrants Through ye Countye both together five Shillings & in all: £ – s – d 0 = 10 = 0 due att Michallmass Last. I Say Received per mee [signed] James ROGERSON Constable of Hartley
22 Nov 1705. PAYMENT TO THE CURATE OF RAVENSTONEDALE.
A receipt with a small tear at the bottom. 6" x 8".
November 22th 1705 Received then of Mr NELSON the Summ of two pounds ten shillings & six pence due from Sr Christopher MUSGRAVE out of Bleatarn to the Curate of Ravenstondale. I say Received by me [signed] John DALTON Due at Marts 1705.
30 Nov 1705. ACCOUNT FOR ROOFING WORK AT HARTLEY CASTLE.
A neat detailed account. 8" x 6".
Worke att Hartley Castle Since July ye 21th: 1705.
11 dayes at ye Great Barn and Litle } £ – s – d Barn puting upp Slaite Getting } 0 – 8 – 3 moss and mossing them 9d per day } 0 – 7 – 9 6 dayes at ye High Stables Getting } moss puting upp Slaite & mossing } 0 – 4 – 6 4 dayes Riging ye Same Stables and } Cow house & alsoe ye Barn with } Lime & About ye Filliting on } the Leades } 0 – 3 – 0 30 1 day making upp Lime 0 – 0 – 9 5 dayes at brewhouse and Garners } puting upp Slaite Mossing and } 0 – 3 – 9 getting of moss } 2 dayes at ye Smelt Mill putt- } ing upp Slaite Getting Moss } 0 – 1 – 6 and mossing it } ------Totall 1 – 1 – 9
Novembr. ye 30th. 1705 Received in full of this Bill per mee John LOWASS his Mark +
07 Dec 1705. LAND TAX RECEIPT.
A land tax receipt for Hartley Demesne and Barnes Tenement. Aged and dusty. 3" x 6".
Decer. 7th: 1705 Then Received from Sr Christopher MUSGRAVE Barrott: } the Summe of two Pounds fiveteen Shillings & ninepence } £ – s – d = halfepeny being ye Third quarterly payment of } 2 – 15 – 9½ ye Land Tax for ye Domaine and for Barns Teniment. } I Say Received per mee John RAIKSTROWE Collector his Mark O
28 Dec 1705. RECTOR OF CROSBY GARRETT & SOULBY CHAPEL RENT.
A receipt with a small pin hole in centre. 4" x 8".
December 28th: 1705 Received then of the Honored Sr. Christopher } MUSGRAVE Baronet two pounds thirteen Shillings } £ s d And fower pence due att Martinmas Last } 02 = 13 4 To Mr. Joseph FORSTER Rector of Crosby } Garratt I Say Received for his } att marts. 1705 allowed for Soulby Chapell Rent 0 – 0 = 6 per [signed] Will. CLARK.
16 Jan 1705/6. POSTAL LETTER CARRIER’S RECEIPT.
Aged and dusty. 3" x 7".
Mary BLANE Acqt for Carage of Letrs one halfe year Ending in December 1705
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16th. Janry. 1705 Recd of Sr Chr: MUSGRAVE by ye hand of } £ s d Chr: GIBSON the sume of 6 shillings } 00 : 06 : 00 for halfe a years Carrying Ls. due in Dcbr. 1705 Recd by me } 31
Mary BLANE Mark X
17 Jan 1705/6. CUSTOMARY RENT COLLECTOR’S WAGES RECEIPT.
A receipt with a small pin hole in centre. 2" x 6".
17 Janry 1705 Recd of Chrr. GIBSON Junr. five } £ s d shillings being in full of my Wages for Collecting } 00 : 05 : 00 Little Musgrave Customary Rents att Marts 1705 } Received by me } [signed] Lanclot LANCASTER
30 Jan 1705/6. COALS FROM STAINMORE PITS TO HARTLEY CASTLE.
A neat and clean receipt. 4" x 5".
January ye 30th. 1705/6 Received from Sr Christopher MUSGRAVE ye Summe of – 0£ – 15s – 0d being in full for Eighteen Load of Coales from Stainmoore Pitts to ye Castle I Say Received per me – John RAIKSTROWE Juiner his Mark J
04 Feb 1705/06. PAY RECEIPT FOR DAYS & NIGHTS HUNTING.
A receipt, dusty, grubby and weak at left hand side. 4" x 10".
4th Febry 1705 Then Recd. of Sr. Chr: MUSGRAVE the sume of Therteen Shillings } and sixpence being for Twenty day huntind as alsoe for twenty } £ s d one nights hunting the above sd. sume I acknowledge to have } 00 = 13 = 06 Recd. as wittness my hand the day and year above Written }
[signed] Humpherey DALTON
21 Feb 1705/6. A RECEIPT FOR NOUTGELD & SERJEANT OATS.
An account with a small pin hole in centre. 5" x 7". Noutgeld was originally a cattle tax to the crown. Serjeant Oats were a tithe of oats paid by the tenant to the bailiff of the lord of the manor.
febreuary the 21th day 1705 Recd then of Sir Christopher MUSGRAVE by the } Hands of John TEBAY for Notgeld and Sargant } £ – s – d Ots the some of one pound Six Shillings & foure } 01 – 06 – 04 pence being in full his part for Little } Musgrave and Soulby being due Snt Andermas } Last to the Right Honebl the Earle of Thanett } I Say Recd per me [signed] Richard WALLER 32 More then Recd for Notgeld and Sargant Ots } £ – s – d being in part for Calvarts Estate the some } 00 – 01 – 04 of one Shilling & foure pence by me [signed] Richard WALLER
27 Feb 1705/6. SOULBY CUSTOMARY RENT COLLECTOR’S WAGES.
A fine and fresh receipt. 5" x 6".
27 Febry 1705/6 Then Recd of Chr GIBSON in full of my Wages due att Marts last Fifteen Shillings being for Collecting Soulby Customary Rents due att Marts 1705 Recd per me [signed] John TEBAY 00 = 15 = 00
01 Mar 1705/6 (1). IRONMONGER’S ACCOUNT FOR NAILS ETC.
An account with a small pin hole in centre. 7" x 7".
25th June 1705 Sr Chr: MUSGRAVE Bill for Nales £ s d one Thousand best Latt Nales for ye Chappell 00 = 02 = 04 one Thousand Latt nales for plastering 00 = 01 = 08 Five hundred twenty peny nales. 200 slaite [?] } Ocbr. nales & 100 spriggs } 00 = 03 = 03 ye 25 one large sock 00 = 03 = 00 one hundred Latt nales binding 1d 00 = 00 = 04 New large Locks 00 = 02 = 08 ------00 : 13 : 03 : ------5s = 5d of this Bill charged to ye Acct of the Garding
1st March 1705/6 Recd of Chr: GIBSON the full Contents of the within bill per me [signed] Robert MIERS
------00 = 13 = 03
01 Mar 1705/6 (2). RECEIPT FOR 2½ DOZEN CANDLES.
A receipt with a small tear at the bottom. 3" x 6".
1st March 1705/6 Recd of Chr GIBSON the sume of Eight shillings and threepence being for Two Doz and a halfe of Candles for Sr Chr: MUSGRAVE use, I say Recd per me [signed] Jonathn MIDLETON
33 10 Mar 1705/6. RECEIPT FOR COALS FROM HARTSIDE PIT.
A receipt with a small pin hole in centre. 2" x 7".
10 March 1705 Then Received of Chr GIBSON the sume of } £ s d Nineteen shillings and topence being in full for Twenty } 00 = 19 = 02 Three Loods of Coles from Hartside Pitt I Say Recd. } per me James SMITH Marke I
23 Apr 1706. AN ACCOUNT FOR VARIOUS GOODS.
An account with a small pin hole in centre. 4" x 6".
The Honble Sr. Christopher MUSGRAIVE Btt G. FOTHERGILL £ s d 8br 18th. 1705 Per GEDLING 1 hanck Saletwine 0 : 0 : 4½ xbr 22d 1lb Sugr 0 : 0 : 7 Janry 30th Per GEDLING ½lb Gun pouder 3lb Shot 0 : 1 : 2 Per GRISEDALE 1½lb Tobo 15d 1½lb STALKER 6d 0 : 1 : 9 Febry 1st 1 Stone of Flax & Heckling 0 : 8 : 2 April 1st 1½lb Hops 0 : 3 : 0 8 ½lb Gun poudr 0 : 0 : 8 Oyle 0 : 0 : 1 ------0 : 15 : 9½ Aprill 23d 1706 Recd the Contents of this per [signed] Geo: FOTHERGILL
06 Jan 1710/11. ACCOUNT OF RABBITS KILLED AT EDENHALL WARREN.
A very neat account of rabbits killed at Edenhall Warren. The ink a bit faded with age, and age staining. 8" x 3".
A particuler acct. of the Rabbets Killed anno 1710 paid to Wm. COLLINSON and Christoph PHILLIPSON
£ 51 = 0 = 8
Sommer } Rabbets } £ 0 14 0
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Anno 1710 Acct. of the Rabbets Killed and Delivered do [?] m* Wm COLLINSON and and Christoph PHILLIPSON from Edenhall Warren.
Septr 30 1710 14 cuple 0 11 8 Octr 7 1710 30 cuple 01 05 0 Octr 14 1710 35 cuple 01 09 2 34 Octr 21 1710 49 cuple 02 00 10 Octr 28 1710 91 cuple 04 11 00 Novr 4 1710 93 cuple 04 13 00 Novr 11 1710 96 cuple 04 16 00 Novr 18 1710 113 cuple 05 13 00 Novr 25 1710 104 cuple 05 04 00 Decr 2 1710 64 cuple 03 04 00 Decr 9 1710 82 cuple 04 02 00 Decr 16 1710 83 cuple 04 03 00 Decr 23 1710 113 cuple 05 13 00 Decr 30 1710 67 cuple 03 07 00 Jan 6 1710 48 cuple 02 08 00 ------Sum Tottall 51 = 0 = 8 ------Sommer Rabbets anno 1710 14s
17 Aug 1725. TRAVELLING EXPENSES ACCOUNT.
A detailed account. 11" x 6". “To bait” is an archaic verb meaning “To stop for food or refreshment during a journey”.
17th. July 1725 Expences to Sandwil £ All Night at Kendal 0 3 8 Bating at Lancaster 0 2 4 All Night at Preston 0 4 0 Bating at Warington 0 2 2 Holmes Chapple 0 0 8 All Night at Tokothhill 0 4 0 Bating at Stafford 0 2 0 Showing at Sandwil 0 1 9 Expences from Sandwil Bating at Stafford 0 1 0 Saddle Stuft 0 0 6 Stone 0 0 6 All Night New Castle 0 0 6 Bating at Holmes Chapple 0 1 0 All Night at Warington 0 3 0 Bating at Wiggen 0 1 6 Bating at Garstang 0 1 0 All Night at Lancaster 0 3 4 Bating at Burton 0 0 10 All Night at Kendal 0 3 2 Bating at Borrowbridge 0 1 0 ------In all £ 1 - 17 - 1 ------A par of Sissers un Acount for 0 - 1 - 6 ------Totall 1 - 18 - 7 ------7th August 4# of Hoglard 0 - 2 - 0 ------35 11 Oct 1726 (2). PRINTED RENT RECEIPT FOR DEMESNE LANDS IN PENRITH.
A printed receipt for half a year’s rent. Hand written entries into this printed document are transcribed in italics.
Cumbl’ Receiv’d the 11 Oct 1726 Day of Sr Chrofer MUSGRAVE Bart the Sum of Three pounds eight Shillings eight penc Per Mr GIBSON for one halfe Years Rent for Demain Lands in Penrith due to the Noble Duke of Portland at Michas now last past £ – s – d 03 08 08 allowed per taxes 5s Recd 4d per Acquittance [signed] Jo BENSON Collr
21 Nov 1726. RECEIPT FOR BUTTER FOR SHEEP SALVE.
A very neat receipt. 3" x 8".
21 Novembr 1726 Recd of Geo GIBSON one pound eleven Shill. and Six pence for 8 Stone of Buter for Shep Salve for Sr Chr MUSGRAVE Bt use I Say Recd in full of all acounts by me [signed] John MILNER
10 Feb 1726/7. DETAILED IRONMONGER’S ACCOUNT.
A very neat account, with queries and corrections by agent. A bit aged and grubby. 12" x 8".
Mr WILSONs acc 5 – 18 – 10 ------10 Febery 1726 ------N. 8
~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Bought of Robt WILSON £ s d Febry ye 20th 1725=6 To 4 fine garden spades at 3/6 0 : 14 : 0 March ye 20th – 500 of Plaster Lath nayles – 10d 0 : 0 : 10 – 4000 of Plaster Nayles at 20d per 1000 0 : 6 : 8 – 3000 Ditto 0 : 5 : 0 Aprill ye 5th Q – 12 pound of twenty penny nayles at 5d 0 : 5 : 0 1726 – 1000 of Large Flooring Sprigs 0 : 3 : 6 Q a Snuf box 4/ 1 ditto 8d Q 0 : 4 : 8 per BOMER 1 doz: mettle buttons 6d 0 : 0 : 6 a Syth Stone 2d a pair of buttons 2d½ 0 : 0 : 4½ May ye 18 Small tacks 4d – 9lb of 20d nayles – at 5d – 3/9d 0 : 4 : 1 ------8 yeards of Jack Chains for Foxes ------4 Links for Foxes at 14d per Link 0 : 4 : 8 Q 6 pare of Womens Buckles at 3d per pare 0 : 1 : 6 36 June ye 28 a Rat Trap 16d – a pare of brass hinges 16d 0 : 2 : 8 2 pare of hinges 7d 400 of Tacks 8d 0 : 1 : 3 Q 18lb of Large nailes at 5d 0 : 7 : 6 July ye 28 per DENT a Saw 4/- a fyle 4d 0 : 4 : 4 Q per Mr. KIT a pare of fine Spurs 20d 0 : 1 : 8 3 Large Roome Sweepers at 18d 0 : 4 : 6 Augt ye 5th a pare of Rippon Spurs 10d 0 : 0 : 10 Q 18lb of 20d nayles at 5d 0 : 7 : 6 8br. ye 20th 3 Sheets of Stampd. paper at 20d per sheet 0 : 5 : 0 3 Skins of parchtt. at 2/5d 0 : 7 : 3 Q 6 pare brass buckles at 3d 0 : 1 : 6 2 Large brushes at 18d per brush 0 : 3 : 0 9br ye 26 Q 16lb Large nayles 0 : 6 : 8 4 pare buckles – 12d – Needles 1d 1000 of Tacks 12d 0 : 2 : 1 Q 8lb of flooring nailes 3/4d – 3lb 20d nailes 15d 0 : 4 : 7 a Shot bag – 18d ------2 Garden Spades 7/- 4 Gimletts 6d 0 : 7 : 6 Janry 15th 6 pare buckles at too pence per paire 18d – a pare Scisors 0 : 2 : 0 ------6 : 11 : 7½ Q Janry. ye 31 To 16lb of nayles half sprigs at 5d 0 6 8 ------6 18 3½
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Deducted for 90lb of nells } a hallf penny per pound over Charged } 3 – 9 Deucted as an erer in Casting up 11 – 0 Deucted 2 snuf Boxis 4 – 8 ------Totell 0 – 19 – 5 ------How were ye Buckles Brought over 6 – 18 – 3 answerd &c Deucted 0 – 19 – 5 ------Remens due 5 – 18 – 10
10 Febery 1726/7 Recd of Geo GIBSON the full Contents of this Bill and all oder demands for Sr Chr MUSGRAVE Bat use I Say Recd in full per me 5 – 18 – 10 [signed] Robt WILSON
Nails 2 – 18 – 9 Deduct 3 – 9 ------Rest 2 – 15 –– a Saw &c Hinges &c – 8 –– 6 Spades 1 – 1 Stampaper & parchment –– 12 – 3 Househd Goods 0 – 7 – 8 Petty Cash, Spurs } Buckles, Fox Chain &c } –– 15 – 1 37
29 Dec 1733. RECEIPT FOR SLATES.
A very neat receipt. 4" x 8".
Decr: 29th/1733 Recd from Sr. Christr: MUSGRAVE by ye hands of Lan: SIMPSON for a Rood of slate fourteen Shillings for a Rood of slate for ye old Park House at Kirkoswald, and for Eighty slate for Repaireing ye Stabell at Bewley four shillings & for forty yards of Easing stons for ye new barn at old Park at 2d per yard six shillings & Eight pence by me Joseph JAMES Ө mark ------1 : 4 : 8 ------
16 Mar 1733/4. INKEEPER’S ACCOUNT.
A very neat account. 6" x 6".
Mrs. PATTINSONs Bill for wine Servants. &c 2 : 19 : 6 March ye 16 1733/4
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£ s d To Eatabells 0 – 2 – 0 To 11 bottels & 3 pints wine 1 – 5 – 0 To brandy 0 – 0 – 4 To 2 oranges 0 – 0 – 4 To tobaco 0 – 0 – 5 To Servants Eatabells 0 – 7 – 3 To ale 0 – 5 – 4 To horses hay 0 – 6 – 0 To Corn 0 – 9 – 8 To Sadell horse hay 0 – 1 – 6 To Cherrybrandy 0 – 0 – 3 To ale & orange 0 – 0 – 4 ------£ 2 : 17 : 10 ------£ 2 : 18 : 5 ------To pint wine & ale 0 – 1 – 1 ------£ 2 : 19 : 6 1733/4 ------Mar 16 Received the full Contents of this by me [signed] Grace PATTINSON
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26 Apr 1734. NEWCASTLE CARRIER’S ACCOUNT.
A very neat account. A bit grubby on the back. 7" x 6".
John RICHARDSONs Rect: for Cariage of Goods to and from Newcastle in Decerr 1732 Pd Apr: 1734 0 : 8 : 2 :
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Edenall Hall
December 19 1 box to new Casdell wight 8 Stone & half 0 – 3 – 0 4 Lobsters 1 hundred oysters 0 – 1 – 2
Decemb 26 1 Groat Cask 12 Gallon 0 – 4 – 0 ------0 : 8 : 2
Aprill ye 26th / 1734 / Recd of Sr. Christr: MUSGRAVE By ye hands of L S Eight shillings and two pence in full for Carrage of Goods to and from Newcastle in Decer: 1732 by me [signed] John RICHESON
06 Jun 1734. ACCOUNT FOR BRICKMAKING & BUILDING A GARDEN WALL.
A very neat detailed account. Aged and grubby on the back. 12" x 8".
Geo: RAILTON Acctt for Brickmaking And Building ye Garden wall for the Honble Sr Christr MUSGRAVE att Eden Hall May 1731 For makeing 39500 Bricks £ s d at 4s pr Thousand 07 : 18 : 0 To one Cartt load of round Coales 00 : 03 : 0 Pd for Flacks Groweing 00 : 01 : 0 ------Brick=makeing 08 : 02 : 0
March ye 26 1732 at building ye Garden walls for Bricklayr worke Geo: RAILTON 5 dayes 00 : 10 : 0 Geo: TOPING 15 dayes 00 : 15 : 0 Will: NIXSON 15 dayes ½ 00 : 15 : 6 Tho: NIXSON 6 dayes 00 : 6 : 0 ------for Bricklayrs wages 02 : 6 : 6 ------in all 10 : 8 : 6
39 Recd in partt of paymentt five pounds in pt of this acctt as by Receipt in Novr: 1732 Given may appear leftt in Mr Geo GIBSON Hands June ye 6/ Recd of Sr Christr: MUSGRAVE Bart. five pounds being ye remaining 1734 part of this bill for makeing Brickes & building ye Garing walls by the Hands of Lan: SIMPSON by me [signed] Geo: RAILTON
22 Nov 1734. COACHMAN’S ACCOUNT OF TRAVELLING EXPENSES.
A neat account. A bit grubby on the back. 8" x 12".
Brouth oates 1 – 0 for hay 0 – 4 for diner 0 – 8 for ayle 0 – 5 for shooing 0 – 7 ------3 – 0 Bowes hores heay 2 – 0 keorn 4 – 6 exstrodners 1 – 0 cordners 1 – 0 ostler 1 – 0 for a showe 0 – 6 for ye gide and ayle 1 – 4 ------11 – 4 White Smocks 4 Horsies hay 2 – 0 oats & beons 3 – 9 eating 2 – 0 ayle 2 – 0 osler 1 – 0 Chargies one ye rods 1 – 0 going throue ye feld 0 – 2 going throw ye parke 0 – 6 and ye Gide 2 – 0 ------14 – 5 ------for ye horses showing 7 – 2 for ale 0 – 4 for a new wipe 2 – 0 wipe Cord 0 – 8 for mending my butes 1 – 2 ------10 – 8 ------mending ye polpes 0 – 2 40 mending a bridle 0 – 2 for 6 pound of butter 1 – 6 ------1 : 10 ------Totall: 2 : 1 : 3
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Novr: ye 22d / 1734 / Recd of Sr Christr: MUSGRAVE Barrt by the hands of Lan: SIMPSON two pounds one shilling & three pence being ye full Contents of the within Bill by me [signed] Joseph FRANKLIN
19 Feb 1734/5. RECEIPT FOR 92 BUSHELS OF MALT FOR EDENHALL.
A very neat receipt. 4" x 6".
19th. Febry. 1734. Recd. of Sr. Chr: MUSGRAVE Bart. for the use of Mr. Ino. BROWN per ye Hands of Chr: DOBSON the Sume of twenty pounds in part for 92 Bush: of Malt deliver’d at Edenhall for whose use I say recd. per me [signed] Thomas [?] LITTLE Witness. [signed] Ino. COWPER
21 Jun 1735. EXPENSES ACCOUNT FOR GOLDINGTON HALL, APPLEBY.
A very neat account. 7" x 5".
Disbursd: for Assemts: & Reprs: &c for Goldington Hall in Appleby from Martinms: 1734 to Whitsontide following 1735 £ : s : d December ye 17 : 1735 Payd: To The Right Honrbl: Ld: Vicount LONSDALE } £ : s : d Bellingam Rent } 0 : 4 : 0 Do. Decembr 3d 1734 to Thos. HUDDART for } a Light of Glass for ye: Loft window } 0 : 0 : 9 Apl. ye 11th: 1735 to Lanct. MUNKHOUSE window asess 0 : 1 : 0 Janry ye: 23d 1734/5 To James PARKIN } Poor Asess } 0 : 0 : 9 May ye: 3 : 1735 Do. PARKIN Poor asess 0 : 0 : 9 May ye: 23 1735 To Mr. ATKINSON Church asess 0 : 0 : 5 May ye 24 : 1735 : To Mr. Frans: HARRISON for his } Servant and Horse leading ye: Rubbish } 0 : 1 : 2 out of ye: Barn for lying ye Coals in } ------Tot : 8 : 10 Deduct for 2 load of Coals 2 : 0 ------0 : 6 : 10 ------2 Lode of coals 21st. June 1735 41 Recd. of Sr Chr: MUSGRAVE by Chr: DOBSON Six shill: & tenpence in full of this acct. by me [signed] John MOORE
28 Sep 1748. MANOR OF BLEATARN COURT BARON DOCUMENT.
A very neat Manorial Court Baron document with Jurors’ names and signatures.
Manor – } Verdt. of } 28th. Sepr. Bleatarn } 1748 –
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Manor – } The Court Baron and Customary Court of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE of } Barronett Lord of the said Manor holden at Bleatarn in and for the Bleatarn } said Manor on Wednesday the twenty eighth Day of September 1748 Before John BAYNES Gent. Deputy Steward of the said Manor
The Names of the Homage Jury • James RICHARDSON } • { • Thos. LAMBERT Chrisr. STEEDMAN Senr. } S { • Anthony CARLETON • Chrisr. STEEDMAN Junr. } w { • Thos. ABRAHAM • John LAMB } o { • John WILSON • Edward HALLIDAY } r { Willm. RUDD • Isaac WILSON } n { James RUDD • Thos. BLAND } {
Which said Jurors being sworn and charged say and present as follows –
We find an Alienation from William HALLEN and Mary his Wife to Barnaby BLAND of a Messuage and Tenement at Blacksyke within the Manor of Bleatarn aforesaid of the yearly Indenture Rent of one Pound sixteen Shillings and eleven pence.
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[signed] James RICHARDSON [signed] Chrisr: STEADMAN [signed] Chris: STEADMAN Jon: LAMB his mark C [signed] Edward HOLYDAY [signed] John WILSON [signed] Isaac WILSON [signed] Thos BLAND Thos LAMBERT his mark T Antho CARLETON his mark O Thos ABRAM his mark Ts Will RUDD his Mark Cl James RUDD his Mark ζ
42 01 Dec 1750. ACCOUNT FOR COALS FOR EDENHALL.
A very neat account. 6" x 6".
Coals for Edenhall 1750 £ s d
Geor: ARMSTRONG 80 Loads from Ld: CARLISLE’s at 15d per 5 = – – 15th: Novr: 1750, Recd: the Contents by + Wittness – [signed] George DIXON G: ARMSTRONG’s Mk.
Wm: HEWERTSON 24 Loads of Coals from Hartside at 4d } Do: 9 & Car: to Gamlasby at 8d } – 14 – 15. Novr: 1750 Recd. the Contents for the use of Willm: HEWERTSON by ------[signed] William BIRD
Carriage of 128 loads of Coals from Renwick to } Kirkoswald at 4d: per } 2 = 2 = 8 Recd: the Contents by [signed] George DIXON
27th. Novr: 1750 Recd: of Sr. Phil: MUSGRAVE Bt: per Chr DOBSON Six pounds nine Shills: Eight pence in full for 6 = 9 = 8 389 loads from Renwick Collry: at 4d: per load ------[signed] Edward OLIVANT 14 = 6 = 4 ------Placed to Accot: ye 1st: Decr: 1750 per [signed] Chr DOBSON
06 Apr 1754 (2). CHRISTOPHER DOBSON’S PETTY BILLS ACCOUNT.
A very neat account. 4" x 6".
Petty Bills pd: per Chr: DOBSON till Apr: 1754
1753. Novr: 27. Tho: CHERRY Ropemaker 0 : 5 : 3 1754. Apl: 2. John HUTTON Pumpmaker 0 : 9 : 6 Car: of a Pack of Portwine from Newcastle 0 : 7 : 0 ------1 : 1 : 9 1754. April 6th: ------Placed to ye Accot: of Sr: Phil: MUSGRAVE Bt: one pod: one Shillg: & Nine pence in full for the above Petty Bills laid out till this day per [signed] Chr DOBSON
30 Sep 1754. DETAILED ACCOUNT FOR BIRKETT GROVE MINE.
A very neat detailed account. 12" x 7".
Pay Bill at the Grove for a quarter till Michaelmas 1754 £ s d £ = S = D Edmd. COATS Ino: MASON & Partners – Getting 4¾ Bing of Ore already Smelted off at 1£:1s:0 } 43 & 1¼ Unsmelted at Do: in all 6 Bing } 6 = 6 = – Driving 3 fathoms of Coaled Work up the field in } the lowest drift at 11s: per fathom } 1 = 13 = – 6 Shifts for 4 Miners at 10d: per Opening ye Swallow 1 = – = – 6 pods: of Candls: & 3 pods: of Gunpowdr: in blasting – = 5 = 5 2 Piggs out of the Bous Smiddam at 4s: per – = 8 = – A Quarters Waygates mending till Michs. 1754 1 = – = – 10 = 12 = 5 ------28. Septr: 1754. Recd. of Sr. Ph: MUSGRAVE Bart: per Chr: DOBSON ten pounds twelve Shills: & five pence in full of the above by us [signed] Edmond COATS [signed] John MASON
Anne FROST &c dressing 52 Fothr: of Slaggs at 10d: per 2 = 3 = 4 Washg: 4B:3H of Ore & 1 Horse of Smiddum at 1s:10d – = 9 = 2 2 = 12 = 6 ------28th. Septr. 1754. Recd. of Sr. Ph: MUSGRAVE Bt. per Chr. DOBSON two pounds twelve Shills: & Six pence in full of the above by An: FROST’s X Mark
Thos: RUDD’s Disburstmts: Carr: of 7¾ Bings of Ore at 4£:2s:7d, A thousd: Stoprice :2s: – = 4 = 7 Smeltg: 4F:14H:2Q of Ore at 6s: 1:8:6, Smeltg: lead Ore } 2 Shifts 0:7:0 } 1 = 15 = 6 Cuttg: & Carr: of 18dos.: of Gr. Timbr. :10:6, Smith Bill } till Michs: 0:5:8 } – = 16 = 2 2 B: of Lime & 1 load of Coals –:2:3, 32 Sacks of } Chopwd: 0:16:0 } – = 18 = 3 6 New Keebles & a Washg: Tub 1:5:0, Carr: of Ore } from Langg: – 3d ) 1 = 5 = 3 A Years Attendance on ye Grove till Michs. 1754 8 = 8 = – 13 = 7 = 9 ------28. Septr. 1754. Recd. of Chr: DOBSON thirteen Shills: Pounds seven Shills: & nine pence in full of the above Disbmts: laid out by me [signed] Thom: RUDD
Robt. HASTWEL Carriage of 35 Fother of Lead at 28s per 49 = – = – Recd. of Chr: DOBSON fortynine pounds in full of ye Above by [signed] Robt HASTWLL
Charge of Surveying ye Grove for ye 2 Quarters last past 1 = 8 = 6 ------Total 77 = 1 = 2 ======30th: Septr: 1754. Placed to ye Accot: of Sr: Ph: MUSGRAVE Bt: Seventy seven pounds one Shillg: & two pence in full for ye above Disburstmts: on Accot: of ye Grove till Michaelmas 1754 laid out by me [signed] Chr. DOBSON
44 31 Dec 1766. RECEIPT FOR A NEW COGWHEEL FOR HARTLEY LOW MILL.
A neat receipt. A bit rough at left hand edge. 2" x 6".
31st. Decr. 1766. Recd. of Sr. Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. by Chr: DOBSON three pounds in full for a New Cog Wheel for Hartley Low Mill by me [signed] Richd LANCASTER
08 Oct 1768. CLOTH ACCOUNT.
A neat and clean account. 6" x 6".
Margt. NOBLE Cloth Accot. till Old Michs. 1768.
May Spinning 8 Hanks of Yarn at 6d. per 0 : 4 : 0 Boiling Do. at ¾ per 0 : 0 : 6 June Weaving 44 yds. at 8d. per 1 : 9 : 0 33 yds. at 9d. per 1 : 4 : 9 33 yds. at 6d. per 0 : 16 : 6 80 yds. at 3d. per 1 : 0 : 0 30 yds. at 12d. per 1 : 10 : 0 55 yds. at 4½ per 1 : 0 : 7½ Running ye 7 Webs 0 : 7 : 4 ------7 : 12 : 8½ Bleaching 42 yds. at 3d½ per 0 : 12 : 3 } 33 - - at 4 per 0 : 11 : 0 } 1 : 12 : 10½ 33 - - at 3½ per 0 : 9 : 0 } ------9 : 5 : 7 8. Octobr. 1768 ------Recd. of Sir Phil: MUSGRAVE Bt. per Chr DOBSON nine pounds five Shillings & seven pence in full of the above by me [signed] Margt. NOBLE
04 Mar 1776. LEGAL ADVICE LETTER REGARDING A POACHING CASE.
A very interesting pre stamp Legal Advice cover from Carlisle. Content regarding rabbit poaching and the punishment thereafter. With a CARLISLE straight line on the back. A bit grubby with a seal hole and file fold.
[Large straight stamp] CARLISLE
To Mr. DOBSON at Edenhall
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Dear Sir /
45 I was favoured with yours of the 27th. Feb: - I have been considering the Game Laws in General and those for the preservation of Conies and have Stated Sir Philip MUSGRAVEs Case as well as I can but as I am a Stranger to some of the Facts you will please to set them right. It appears that your Idle Neighbours intend to deprive Sir Philip of the Benefit of his warren therefore it may [not] be amiss to be advised how to conduct the present Business and how to act in future. But if you Judge that the Case (after you have settled the Facts) shod. not be sent to Sir Philip to be laid before Mr. WALLACE or whom else he pleases, for directions, we must do the best we can at the Sessions. Had your people waited till the offenders had taken or killed a Coney in the night time – upon Conviction at the Assizes the Punishment is Transportation, Whipping, Fine or Imprisonment. You ask if all your people concerned must appear at the Sessions – all that are Bounden over must appear – and also those who can give Evidence in favour of those bounden over or Evidence against the offenders. I will be glad to see the Case after you have settled the Facts. The Sessions begin Wednesday 17th. April. It will be right for yourself, and all your people to be here the Evening before. I am Dear Sir / Your very hble Servant [signed] Stuart Ja GRAHAM [In a different handwriting] Carlisle 4th. Mar: 1776. Q. When CARTWRIGHTs Deputation was inrolled The Dogs were generally bred between a Cur as we apprehend & a Greyhound or some Cross Strain wch. we call Lurchers – Whether A Warrant must be got for GREEN & Son before ye Sessions –
21 Feb 1790. LETTER REGARDING RENT PAYMENTS.
A pre stamp cover from Carlisle with contents about rent payment. With a CARLISLE straight line on the back. A bit grubby with the ubiquitous file fold, but otherwise a very fine letter.
[Large straight stamp on back] CARLISLE for Mr. Jonat. OLDMAN at Edenhole to be left at Mrs. BOHANONs Penrith Cumberland
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Carlisle Febru. 21st. – 1790 Dear Sir / We sent you, with Isaac HOLMS Two Pounds. Twelve Shilings & Sixpence the seckend of February, and never Recd a Litter from you since, which make us think you have not Recved it. So youl be so kind as send us aletter & Direct it to William NICKLESONs The Gray Gate English Street Carlisle,
As we are pushing Chalk Lime Kilns & are at a Great expence at present, youl Excuse us a While for the rest of the Rent and we will Remember you as soon as we can, so nomore at Present from your Very Humble Servent [signed] John SANDERSON 46 23 Mar 1790. LETTER FROM APPLEBY CASTLE.
Pre stamp cover datelined Appleby Castle, with a weak APPLEBY mileage on back. A bit grubby with the ubiquitous file fold and seal tear, but otherwise a fine letter.
[Faint straight stamp on back] APPLEBY [with some illegible numbers underneath]
Miss MACHELL 23d. March 1790
Mr. OLDMAN Edenhall To the care of Mr. BUCHANNAN, Penrith to be forwarded as soon as possible
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Appleby Castle March the 23d. Dear Sir I Received yours & shoud. be very glad to accompany you & your party at the time you mention provided I coud. have a seat in the Coach without any inconvenience but Mr BRISCOs answer to the inclosed must determine my proceedings therefore I shall wait for it with impatience & let you know immediately – Will you be so good as pay Mr BUCHANNAN £ 6 ― 10s which he was so obliging as to pay for my Brother in Edinburgh I shall also esteem it a favour if you will pay to Miss HODGSON the milliner £ 4 ― 15s ― 9d for me & take her receipt. Shoud. the compliance with this request be any way inconvenient at present, Mr WILLIAMSON will perhaps be kind enough to advance the money & I will repay it before I leave Westld.
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I am with Compts. to Mrs OLDMAN Your obliged hble Sert [signed] M MACHELL
11 Oct 1791. RECEIPT FOR ASSORTED GARDEN SEEDS.
A neat and clean account. 4" x 8". garden seeds for eden hall Febry ye 8th 1791 £ S D 4 oz strasburg onion 0 : 1 : 4 London Leek oz Carrot 0 : 0 : 4 2 oz early & yellow turnip 0 : 0 : 4 1 oz & half Radish 0 : 0 : 3 2d Coss lettice 1d Cellery 0 : 0 : 3 6d Cauliflower 1d parsley 0 : 0 : 7 1d Marjoram 1d brown Dutch lettice 0 : 0 : 2 1 gill yellow kidney beans 0 : 0 : 3 1 qt Early Charlton pease 0 : 0 : 8 1 qt marrow fat pease 0 : 0 : 8 ------£ 0 : 4 : 10 47 ------11th. Octr 1791. Recd. the above by me [signed] Mary ROBINSON
15 Oct 1791. ACCOUNT FOR WEIGHING LEAD & LOOKING AFTER WOODS.
A neat and clean account. 4" x 7".
John RAILTON attending the Weighings of } Hartley Riggs & Birket Lead and sending Acct. } 1 ~ 0 ~ 0 thereof to Edenhall one Year endg. Michs. 1791 } Looking after the Heaning and Hartley Woods } and journeys one Year ending Michs. 1791 } 0 ~ 19 ~ 6 ------1 ~ 19 ~ 6 ------15th. Octr. 1791 Recd. of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE by Jona: OLDMAN one pound nineteen shillings and six pence for the above by me [signed] John RAILTON
25 Oct 1791 (1). RECEIPT FOR FIVE IRISH BULLOCKS.
A neat and clean receipt. 3" x 7".
Received 25th. October 1791 of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE by Jona: OLDMAN forty pounds and fifteen Shilling for five Irish Bullocks as Witness my hand [signed] Isaac MONKHOUSE
25 Oct 1791 (2). SUBSCRIPTION FOR PENRITH RACES.
A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 4" x 7".
£ S D John Chardin MUSGRAVE Esqr. Subscription } 2 ~ 2 ~ 0 to Penrith Races 1791 } Christr. MUSGRAVE Esqr. Subscription to Do 2 ~ 2 ~ 0 ------4 ~ 4 ~ 0 25th. October 1791. This day I paid four Gunies for the above Subscripns. to John BUCHANAN Clarke of the Races [signed] Jona: OLDMAN
01 Nov 1791. BLACKHALL TRIBUTE MONEY RECEIPT.
A neat and clean receipt. 3" x 6".
48 Received the 1st. day of November 1791. of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. by Jona: OLDMAN one pound & fifteen Shillings Tribute Money for Blackhall due to the Duke of Devonshire at Michaelmas last past for whose use Recd. by me. [signed] N. ADDISON 1 – 15 – 0 2 – 1½ Land tax ------1 – 12 – 10½
02 Nov 1791. BEWLEY CASTLE RENT RECEIPT.
A neat and clean receipt. 3" x 8".
Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bt. by payment of Mathew PARKIN, Ten pounds One years lees rent for Bewley Castle Due to the Bishop of Carlisle. Appleby 2 Novr. 1791 [signed] Richd. JACKSON
Rent 10 – 0 – 0 S*. **** 0 – 0 – 6 ------£ 10 – 0 – 6
08 Nov 1791. RECEIPT FOR BLACKHALL CORNAGE RENT.
A neat and clean receipt. 3" x 6".
Wigton 8th. Novr. 1791 Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. by Jona: OLDMAN four Shillings and six pence for one year Blackhall Cornage Rent due at Old Michs. last past to the Earl of EGREMONT for whose use Recd. by me. [signed] HW. [?] LOWES
20 Dec 1791 (1). RECEIPT FOR CARRIAGE OF 8 PIECES OF LEAD.
A neat and clean receipt. 2" x 7".
Mr OLDMAN To Thos GOWLING 1791 cwt Qr lb s d To Carage of 8 Pieces Lead 12 . 0 . 0 10 . 0
Recd. 20th. Decr. 1791 of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE by Jona: OLDMAN the above for the Use of Thos. GOUWLING by me Geo: MANGHAM † Mark
20 Dec 1791 (2). RECEIPT FOR 50 GALLON PUMP TROUGH.
A neat and clean receipt. 2" x 6".
Received 20th. Decr. 1791 of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. twelve shillings and sixpence for a Pump Trough for Eden Hall holding 50 Gallons at 3d per Gallon by me [signed] John WRIGHT 49 1792. KITCHEN CHIMNEY FOR LOCKTHWAITE.
1792 – date given by seller. A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 4" x 7".
Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE by Jona OLDMAN Sixten Shillings for a Kitchen Chimney for Lockthwaite 38F – 6I at 5d. by me [signed] Christr. HALTON
10 Jan 1792 (1). ACCOUNT & RECEIPT FOR CANDLES AND TALLOW.
A neat account and receipt. 6" x 8" and 3" x 8".
Sir Phillip MUSGRAVE Bart. 1791 Bot. of Geo RELPH s d March 15th 1 Dzn. Mould Cand 8 ~ 6 22 16lb. of Tallow 4½ 6 ~ 0 May 30 16 of Tallw. 6 ~ 0 Sepr. 4 6 of Candles 3 ~ 9 Octr. 17 2 dzn Mould Cand 8/6 17 ~ 0 2½ dzn. Dip & Do. 7/6 18 ~ 9 Nov. 8 21½lb of Tallow 8 ~ 0 ------£ 3 ~ 8 ~ 0
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Recd. Jany. 10 . 1792 of Sir Phillip MUSGRAVE Bart. by payment of Mr. OLDMAN three Pounds Eight Shills. for Candles & Tallw as per Bill per [signed] George RELPH
10 Jan 1792 (2). SADDLER’S ACCOUNT & RECEIPT.
A neat and clean detailed saddler’s account and receipt. 6" x 10".
C. 82. R 29. Jere JACKSON Saddler 1 ~ 3 ~ 10 ------10. Jany. 1792
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Sir Philip MUSGROVE 1791 Bt. of Jere JACKSON £ S D Apl. 12 1 Pair of Links & Mendg a pair of Stays 0 ~ 3 ~ 6 Mendg Mittons 8 May 3d Reparing 2 Cart bridle 3 ~ 6 Reparing 2 Cart sadles 5 ~ 0 To 2 New Girths 1 ~ 0 11 Stufing Sadle 6 50 July 19 Mendg Stays 1 ~ 0 29th Reparing 3 pair Stays 3 ~ 6 Oct 18th Mendg Stays 6 Novr 4 Mendg Bridle 4 Mendg 1 Bridles & 2 Stays 2 ~ 4 Dr. 20 Mendg pair Stays 2 ~ 0 ------1 ~ 34 ~ 10 ------10th. Janry. 1792. Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. by Jona: OLDMAN one pound four three Shillings and ten pence for the above Bill by me [signed] Jere JACKSON
16 Jan 1792 (1). SOULBY MILL REPAIRS ACCOUNT.
A neat and clean receipt. 3" x 8".
1791 Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. To Richd. FARADAY Soulby Mill Novr 15 Springers & tabling for South end of Soulby Mill 5 ~ 0 New Slate for Repairing 2 ~ 6 Tabling Setting [?] on & Slates Repaired. 2 Men 1 day 3 ~ 8 Nails & pins 0 ~ 4 ------11 ~ 6 ------Recd. 16th. Janry. 1792 of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE by Jona: OLDMAN eleven Shillings and six pence for the above by me [signed] Richd. FARADAY
16 Jan 1792 (2). RECEIPT FOR SLATE FOR BLANDS WATH & SOULBY MILL.
A neat and clean receipt. 2" x 6".
Recd. 16. Jany. 1792 of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE by Jona: OLDMAN five Shillings and six pence for one Cartload and a half of Slate for Repairs of Blandsis and Soulby Mill. Blue slates [signed] George ALDERSON
09 Feb 1792 (1). ACCOUNT FOR LOW FOG CLOSE WELL REPAIRS.
A neat and clean account. 5" x 8".
Jos. LOWTHIANs Bill for work done at Highba Lowfogclose Well Repairs
Expences for Repairing the Draw Well s d To Drawing out the water & examining the well 3 – To Ino. NICHOLSON Three Days setting the wood 5 – To Nails – 4 To the Mason 6 8 To Cleaning the well out 3 – 51 To bringing a Roller from Renwick Fell – 6 To five Days victuals 3 9 To four Cart Load of Stones from Barron Wood 4 – Our own Laborer setting in the well Top two Days 2 8 Spent one Shilling 1 0 ------1 ~ 9 ~ 11
Recd. 9th. Febry. 1792 one pound nine shillings and eleven pence for the above by me [signed] Joseph LOWTHAN
09 Feb 1792 (2). RECEIPT FOR MAKING NINE BUSHELS OF MALT.
A neat and clean receipt. 3" x 7".
Received the 9th. day of February 1792 of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. by Jona: OLDMAN two Pounds and eleven shillings for making & duty on 9 Bushels of Malt at 5s ~ 8d per Bushel by [signed] John LOWTHIAN
21 Feb 1792. SUBSCRIPTION FOR BUILDING BRIDGE OVER RIVER PETTERIL.
A neat and clean receipt. 4" x 6".
21st. February 1792. Placed to Sir Philip MUSGRAVE’s Account one Guinea for his Subscription towards building a Bridge over the River Peteral at Calthwaite lane end, paid to Mr. DIXON of Calthwaite by me [signed] Jona: OLDMAN
28 Feb 1792. RECEIPT FOR A CART MARE BOUGHT AT PENRITH.
A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 4" x 6".
Placed to Sir Philip MUSGRAVEs Account fourteen Pounds and fifteen Shillings which I paid to Thos. REBANKS of Plumpton for a Cart Mare bought at Penrith on the 28th. February 1792. [signed] Jona: OLDMAN
14 Mar 1792. LINT AND YARN SPINNING ACCOUNT.
A neat and clean account. 6" x 8".
Sir Philip MUSGRAVE to Ino. SLEE Dr 1792 £ s d Feby. 14th 14ld Lint at 1s/10d 1 ~ 5 ~ 8 35 Hanks yarn Spinning at 9d 1 ~ 6 ~ 3 Allowance for getting Spun at 1d per Hk 2 ~ 11 ------£ 2 ~ 14 ~ 10 1792 Mar 14 By Cash [signed] Ino SLEE 52 20 Mar 1792. RECEIPT FOR BEST HOPS.
A fresh, very neat and clean account. 4" x 7".
Sir Phillip MUSGROVE 1792 Bougt of S. TODHUNTER March 20 4½ lb Best Hops @ 18d 6 . 9
Recd at the same time the above Contents [signed] H. TODHUNTER
31 Mar 1792. LETTER FROM A SLATER OF NATEBY.
A privately carried letter datelined Nateby, with the ubiquitous file folds, but otherwise a fine letter. From a slater advertising his products.
Thomas FOTHERGILL 31 March 1792
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Mr: OLMAND Eden Hall Nigh Penrith Cumberland
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Nateby 31 March 1792 Sir I resevd. your Letter but kept of wrighting to you till now for [different handwriting] I had disposed of my Slate quarry but now I have got It In Tho. NANSON Flags My own hand again I shall be very glad to serve you with at H.Garth 14d per yd. Slate of The best that My quarry will produse this year at the Same prise of the Last year and Shall Take to Liver them at Slate leading thirten Shillings pr. Rood from Nateby to the hallgarth. If you 12s.6d per Rd. have not Let them to Leed down. If you are wanting flag I can Liver them as Cheap as you Could get them to where I shall take To Liver Them at Thirten penc half peny pr. yard at the Hallgarth and aney other Stones that you will be wanting as Low as you can get them aney where so I desire youl be so kind as to send your answer about them as soon as Convenient I am yours &c. [signed] Thos. FOTHERGILL Slater Nateby
24 Apr 1792. RECEIPTS FOR JOURNEY EXPENSES PENRITH – LONDON.
Neat and clean receipts.
24th. April 1792. Placed to Sir Philip MUSGRAVEs Account five pounds & five Shillings by Order of John C. MUSGRAVE Esqr. when the Books of Accounts were settled at Kempton Park in April last. [signed] Jona: OLDMAN 53 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
24th. April 1792 Placed to Sir Philip MUSGRAVEs Account Eleven Pounds two shillings and six pence for Coach hire and expences from Penrith to London and back again with the Books of Accounts by me [signed] Jona: OLDMAN
26 May 1792 (1). RECEIPT FOR CARRIAGE OF LEAD.
A neat and clean receipt. 2" x 6".
26. May 1792 Receiv’d of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE by Jona: OLDMAN six shillings and eight pence for the Carriage of 20 pieces of Lead from Hartley Smelt Mill to Brough at four pence each by me [signed] John DAWSON
26 May 1792 (2). RECEIPT FOR CUTTING OAK WOOD AT BARON WOOD.
A neat and clean receipt. 2" x 6".
Recd. 26th. May 1792 of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. by Jona: OLDMAN Eleven Shillings for six days cuting Oak Wood at Baron Wood at 22d per Day [signed] John POWLEY
29 May 1792. A WEAVER’S ACCOUNT.
A neat and clean account. 4" x 8".
8th May 1792 Sr. Phillip MUSGRAVE Bart To Wm. TODHUNTER Dr.
To 30 Yards of Linen Cloth Wove at 9d½ 1 ~ 3 ~ 9 Winding Yarn & Warping – ~ 2 ~ 3 ------£ 1 ~ 6 ~ – ------Recd. 29th. May 1792 of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE by Jona: OLDMAN one pound and six shillings for the above by me [signed] Thos. TODHUNTER
09 Jun 1792 (1). EXPENSE ACCOUNT FOR SURVEYING HARTLEY DEMESNE.
A neat and clean account and two receipts.
Jona: OLDMAN’s Expences Surveying Hartley Demesne and Lockthwaite. 1792. May 12. Expences the first Week at the Kings Arms } £ S D Kirkbystephen Self and Horse } 1 – 12 – 10 Paid Ostelar, Chamber Maid, Barber &c. 0 – 4 – 0 54 May 26. Expences 2d. Week self and Horse 1 – 15 – 5 Servants as above 0 – 4 – 0 June 9. Expences 3d. Week self and Horse 1 – 6 – 1 Servants as above 0 – 4 – 0 John RAILTON assisting 14 days @: 18D 1 – 1 – 0 Edward THOMPSON Do. 14 Days @: 16 0 – 19 – 0 ------7 – 6 – 4 ------9th. June 1792. Placed to Sir Philip MUSGRAVEs Account Seven Pounds Six Shillings and four Pence for the above Expences [signed] Jona: OLDMAN
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Received 6th. June 1792 of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE by Jona: OLDMAN one pound and one shilling for Assisting fourteen days Surveying Hartley Demesne and Lockthwaite farms at 18d per Day [signed] John RAILTON
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Received 6th. June 1792 of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE by Jona: OLDMAN Nineteen Shillings for fourteen Days Assisting to Survey Hartley Demesne & Lockthwaite farms [signed] Edward THOMPSON
09 Jun 1792 (2). CUTTING OAK WOOD AT KIRKOSWALD & BARON WOOD.
A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 4" x 7".
John THOMPSON cuting Oak Wood at Kirkoswald and Baron Wood. May 1792.
5 Days at Kirkoswald at 20D per day 0 ~ 8 ~ 4 5½ Days at Baron Wood at 20D per day 0 ~ 9 ~ 2 ------0 ~ 17 ~ 6 ------9th. June 1792 Recd. of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. by Jona: OLDMAN Seventeen Shillings and Six Pence for the above by me [signed] John THOMPSON
10 Jun 1792. RECEIPT FOR BEST HOPS.
A neat and clean receipt. 4" x 7".
Sir Philip MUSGROVE 1792 Bot of Sarah TODHUNTER June 26 3 St Best Hops at 18d 4 ~ 6
Recd July 10 . 1792 the above Contents per [signed] Sarah TODHUNTER 55 15 Jun 1792. BAILIFF’S WAGES FOR GREAT & LITTLE MUSGRAVE.
A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 3" x 6".
Received 15th. June 1792 of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE by Jona: OLDMAN One Pound Bailiff Wages for the Manors of Great and Little Musgrave due last Whitsuntide as Witness my hand. [signed] John RAILTON
18 Jun 1792 (1). CURATE OF RAVENSTONEDALE’S STIPEND.
A neat and clean receipt. 7" x 8".
Received of Sr. Philip MUSGRAVE Barnt. by the Hand of Mr. Jonathan OLDMAN the Sum of two Pounds ten Shillings and Sixpence being a half years Stipend payable out of the Bleatarn Rents to the Curate of Ravenstondale due at Whitsuntide last I say received the 18th Day of June 1792 by [signed] Jeff: BOWNESS
18 Jun 1792 (2). LETTER REGARDING THE LUCK OF EDENHALL.
A neat and clean privately carried letter asking permission for the Luck of Edenhall to be sketched for William Hutchinson’s “History of Cumberland”, which was published in 1794. The Luck of Edenhall is a glass goblet probably of 13th century Syrian or Egyptian origin, which according to legend was taken from fairies disturbed at St. Cuthbert’s Well in the garden of Edenhall. The fairies fled, and the last one called out, “If this cup should break or fall Farewell the Luck of Edenhall.” Since 1926, the Luck of Edenhall has been in the Victoria & Albert Museum in London.
Mr. OLDMAN Edenhall
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Skirwith June 18th 1792 Sir The Person employd by the Editors of the new History of Cumberland to take Drawings of remarkable things to be inserted in that work will be in this part of the Country in a little time, if it woud not be disagreable to the family to permit him to sketch a drawing of the Luck of Edenhall, and of the painted Glass in the Church windows, they would esteem it an obligation, and you woud confer a favor upon them by making this request known to Mr. MUSGRAVE when you write to him. If you have heard of Sir Philip, since I last enquird of you,
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I will be obligd to you to inform me how he is, as also to make my best respects to all the family who I have not troubled with written enqueries after my uncles health, as I have such frequent opportunitys of hearing of him & them, from you I am Sir yr. hum: Sert [signed] M YATES
56 19 Jun 1792. MOLE CATCHER’S WAGES RECEIPT.
A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 2" x 6".
Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. by Jona: OLDMAN five Shillings for one Year killing Moles at Edenhall due Whitsuntide 1792 as Witness my hand this 19th. June 1792 [signed] Richd. GOWLING
25 Jun 1792. RECEIPT FOR CARRIAGE OF LEAD, BROUGH TO PENRITH.
A neat and clean receipt. 4" x 6".
Receiv’d 25th. June 1792 of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE by Jona: OLDMAN one pound and four shillings for the Carriage of 20 pieces of Lead from Brough to Penrith at 10D per hundred wt. [signed] Thos GOWLING
30 Jun 1792. RECEIPT FOR SAWING OAK WOOD FOR HARTLEY TROUGHS.
A neat and clean receipt. 2" x 6".
Receiv’d 30th. June 1792 of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. by Jona: OLDMAN twelve shillings and two pence for Sawing one Rood & 47 feet of Oak Boards for Hartley Troughs at 11s per Rood [signed] John THOMPSON
02 Jul 1792. ACCOUNT FOR KIRKBY STEPHEN CHANCEL REPAIRS.
A neat account. A bit rough at right hand side. 4" x 7".
Kirkby Stephen Chancel Repairs Mr. John DAWSON to John THOMPSON 1792 June 18 to Whitewashing at Church 4 – 2 Do 24 to Pointing outside 2 Days and ½ 2 – 11 to lime and hair 1 – 7 ------8 – 6 July 2th 1792 Recd. the above [signed] Edward THOMPSON
03 Jul 1792. ACCOUNT FOR LETTERS CARRIED.
A fresh, very neat and clean Letters Account. 8" x 7".
Mr. SISSON Letters 0 ~ 19 ~ 6 ------3 July 1792 57
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Penrith 22nd. Septr. 1792 Mr. OLDMAN To W. SISSON & Son Dr. S D 1 Letter Mr. O 6 1792 Brot. up 11 ~ 1 Octr. 3. 1 Do Mr. O 6 Mar 11th. 1 Letter 7 5. 1 Do 4 23. 1 Do 7 8. 1 Do 7 Aprl. 8. 1 Do 2 15. 1 Do 4 13. 1 Do Mr. O. 6 16. 1 Do 2 16. 1 Do Do 7 21. 1 Do 2 1 Do Sir Philip 1 ~ 0 28. 1 Do Sir Phillip 1 ~ 6 21. 1 Do Mr. O 6 Novr. 8. Paid Carre. of a Parl. 6 May. 3 1 Do 6 9. 1 Letter 2 9. 1 Do 6 15. 1 Do 2 19. 1 Do 2 17. 1 Do 7 26. 1 Do 6 18. 1 Do 2 27. 1 Do 6 20. 1 Do 9 June 10. 1 Do 6 24. 1 Do 2 24. 1 Do 6 1 Do 9 25. 1 Do 7 Decr. 6. 1 Do 2 29. 1 Do 9 8. 1 Do 9 ------10. 1 Do 2 19 ~ 6 0 22. 1 Do 9 ------27. 1 Do 2 £ 0 ~ 19 ~ 6 1792 ------Jany. 9. 1 Do 2 Feby 5. 1 Do 4 Reced 3. July 1792 6. 1 Do 7 [signed] Will SISSON 7. 1 Do 2 15. 1 Do 6 ------Carrd. up 11 ~ 1
07 Aug 1792 (1). RECEIPT FOR BLEACHING CLOTH & BOILING YARN.
A neat and clean receipt. 3" x 7".
Sir Philip MUSGRAVE to John RITTSON Dr 1792 s d 30 Yds. Cloth Bleach’d @ 4d 10 ~ 0 3d 35 hanks Yarn boil’d at /4 2 ~ 2¾ ------12 ~ 2¾ ------Recd. 7th. Augst. 1792 of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE by Jona: OLDMAN twelve Shillings and two pence for the above [signed] John RITTSON
58 07 Aug 1792 (2). 390 BUSHELS OF LIME DELIVERED TO THE KILN.
A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 3" x 7".
Received 7th. August 1792 of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE by Jona: OLDMAN five Pounds thirteen Shillings and Nine Pence for 390 Bushels of Lime at three Pence half Penny per Bushel delivered at the Kiln by me. [signed] Geo ARNISON
18 Aug 1792. EDENHALL HAYMAKERS’ ACCOUNT.
A fresh, very neat and clean detailed account. 8" x 6".
Haymakers at Edenhall 1792
No. of Price No. Persons Names Days per day Wages 1 Isabella HETHERINGTON 5 8 Paid - 3 4 2 Mary WESTRA 10 8 Paid - 6 8 3 Ann WESTRA 2½ 8 Paid - 1 8 4 Thos. WESTRA 6½ 6 Paid - 3 3 5 William HOGG 15¼ 6 Paid - 7 7½ 6 Elizabeth HOGG 7 loading at 10d 13 ¾ 8 Paid - 10 4 7 Ann NELSON 15¼ 6 Paid - 7 7½ 8 Ann WESTMORLAND 5 loading at 10d 14¾ 8 Paid - 10 8 9 Do. Daughter 14 ½ 8 Paid - 9 8 10 Jos. WESTMORLAND 14 6 Paid - 7 - 11 Jane MATTHEW 14½ 6 Paid - 7 3 12 Hannah MATTHEW 14½ 7 Paid - 8 5½ 13 Sarah WILLIAMSON 12½ 6 Paid - 6 3 14 Mary WILLIAMSON 13½ 7 Paid - 7 10½ 15 Mary BOAK 2 8 Paid - 1 4 16 Ann BIRD 1½ 6 Paid - - 9 17 Mary SHEEPHERD 13½ 8 Paid - 9 - 18 Eliz: NELSON 1 8 Paid - - 8 19 Ann BLANE 7 8 Paid - 4 8 5 14 1
18th. August 1792. Placed to Sir Philip MUSGRAVEs Account five pounds fourteen Shillings and one penny for Wages paid to the above Haymakers by me [signed] Jona: OLDMAN
21 Sep 1792. ACCOUNT & RECEIPT FOR TIMBER FOR HALL GARTH FARM.
A neat account and receipt. 6" x 6" and 3" x 8". Left edge of receipt folded over, so first few words of each line are hidden.
1792 Sr. Philip MUSGRAVE to A DAVIS Dr £ s d June 23 To 102½ ft. of Memmel Timber } 59 at 1s. 7d½ per foot } 8 – 6 – 6½ taken up by Tho. HAMILTON for the } use of the farm commonly known by } the name of Hall Garth situated in } the Parish of Great Musgrave } Septr 21st. To 400. 3 ft. Laths at 1s. 4d 0 – 5 – 4 taken up by the Farmer ------£ 8 – 11 – 10½
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[ ]792 of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. by [ ]ight pounds eleven Shillings & ten [ ] wood delivered at Hallgarth as per Bill [ ]me [signed] Adam DAVIS
27 Sep 1792. RECEIPT FOR TEN SCOTS CATTLE.
A neat and clean receipt. 3" x 8".
Received 27th. Septr. 1792 of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. by Jona: OLDMAN fifty five pounds for Ten Scotts at five pounds and ten Shillings apiece by me [signed] William COULTHARD Price Bought for 55 ~ 0 ~ 0 Gift again 1 ~ 0 ~ 0 ------54 ~ 0 ~ 0
28 Sep 1792. RECEIPT FOR HOPS FOR FARMERS’ ALE AT KIRKOSWALD.
A neat and clean receipt. 4" x 6".
Received 28. Septr. 1792 of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE by Jona: OLDMAN four Shillings & Six Pence for three Pounds of Hops at 18D per Pound used at Kirkoswald for the farmers Ale. [signed] John DIXON
29 Sep 1792. RECEIPT FOR NEW CHIMNEY AT LOCKTHWAITE.
A neat and clean receipt. 4" x 6".
Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE by Jona: OLDMAN fifteen shillings for Six days work putting up a New Chimney at Lockthwaite farm House Witness my hand this 29th. Sepr. 1792 [signed] Alexr: THOMPSON
01 Oct 1792 (1). ACCOUNT & RECEIPT FOR IRON WORK.
A neat account and receipt. A bit rough at right hand edge. 4" x 7" and 3" x 8".
1792 Mr. OLDMAN Dr. to Alix BURKBEC £ S D 60 June 4 4 Large Crocks wt 10lb. at 4½lb 0 – 3 – 9 Do. 5lb of spikens at 6 per lb. 0 – 2 – 6 Do 12 2 pair of Bands wt 14lb 0 – 5 – 3 August 1 Bolt & 1 Stapel 1 Catch & wt 6¾lb 0 – 2 – 6 16 Window Bairs wt 5stone 5lb 1 – 8 – 1½ Sept 7. to 32 beef Crooks & 2 Latches & 1 Catch Nails 0 – 4 – 6 to 4 split Crooks & 6 Loops wt 9lb 0 – 3 – 4½ 4 pair of Bands & Crooks 1 Bair wt 18lb. 5 sash springs 0 – 6 – 11½ ------£ 2 – 16 – 11½
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Received 1st. Octr. 1792 of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. by Jona: OLDMAN two pounds sixteen Shillings and eleven pence for Iron Work for Hallgarth Dwelling House. As per Bill by me Alexr. BIRKBECK his X Mark
01 Oct 1792 (2). RECEIPT FOR 540 BRICKS FOR HALL GARTH BUILDING.
A neat and clean receipt. 2" x 7".
Received 1st. October 1792 of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. by Jona: OLDMAN thirteen Shillings for five hundred and forty Bricks at sixpence per Score for Hallgarth Building by me [signed] Isaac RICHARDSON
01 Oct 1792 (3). RECEIPT FOR HAIR FOR HALL GARTH.
A neat and clean receipt. 3" x 5".
Sir. Philip MUSGROVE Bart. Bot. of Thos. BRADLEY For the use of Hall Garth 1792 June 2d. 1 St Hair @ 20d 1 8 17 Do @ Do 1 8 4 ------1 10 – ------1st Octr. 1792. Recd. the above by me [signed] Thos. BRADLEY
01 Oct 1792 (4). BAILIFF’S WAGES FOR HARTLEY & KIRKBY STEPHEN.
A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 2" x 6".
Received 1st. October 1792 of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. by Jona: OLDMAN one pound and ten shillings for one year Bailiff Wages for the Manors of Hartley and Kirkby Stephen due Whitsuntide last past. [signed] John DAWSON
61 05 Oct 1792 (1). RECEIPT FOR HOPS FROM VARIOUS SUPPLIERS.
A neat and clean receipt. 4" x 6".
Sundry Persons Hops for Edenhall & Kirkoswald 1792. £ S D March 20. S’. TODHUNTER 4½lb Hops at 18D. 0 – 6 – 9 July. 10. Ditto 3 Do. at 18 0 – 4 – 6 Sepr. 28. John DIXON 3 Do. at 18 0 – 4 – 6 ------0 – 15 – 9 ------5th. Octr. 1792 Placed to Sir Philip MUSGRAVE’s Acct. fifteen shillings and nine pence for the above by me [signed] Jona: OLDMAN
05 Oct 1792 (2). RECEIPT FOR RENWICK & TALKIN COALS.
A neat and clean receipt. 4" x 6".
Coals from Michs. 1791 till Michs 1792. 1792. £ s d March 22d. Renwick Coals 2 Cartloads 0 ~ 3 ~ 0 June 15. Talken Coals – 12 Cartloads 1 ~ 1 ~ 0 July 7. Ditto 4 Do 0 ~ 7 ~ 0 ------1 ~ 11 ~ 0 ------5th. October 1792 Placed to Sir Philip MUSGRAVEs Acct. one pound eleven Shillings for the above Coals by me [signed] Jona: OLDMAN
06 Oct 1792. RECEIPT FOR TAX FOR A SADDLE HORSE.
A neat and clean receipt. 4" x 6".
Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Tax for Sadl. Horse at Edenhall
Jona: OLDMAN Horse half year due Michs. 1792 0 ~ 5 ~ 0 Ten per Cent upon the above 0 ~ 0 ~ 6 ------0 ~ 5 ~ 6 ------Received the 6th. of October 1792 of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE by Jona: OLDMAN Five Shillings for the above by me. [signed] William HODGSON
09 Oct 1792 (1). ACCOUNT FOR VARIOUS GARDEN SEEDS.
A clean and neat account. 10" x 7".
62 Penrith 1792 Sir Philip MUSGRAVE of Isaac TODD D 1 Qut. Early Peas ― 6 1 Qut. Windsor Beans ― 6 8 oz Asparagus Seed ― 4 ― 4 oz Onion seed ― 1 ― 1 oz Orange Carrot ― 3 1 oz Early Turnip ― 1½ 1 oz Yellow Do ― 1½ 1 oz Early Radish ― 2 9 white Coss Lettucie ― 1 9 Coss & Cabbage Do ― 1 9 Brown Dutch Do ― 1 9 Cellerie ― 1 9 Curld Parsely ― 1 6 Cauliflower seed ― 6 9 Swt. Marjorem ― 1 1 Gill Kidney Beans ― 6 ------0 ― 8 ― 2 9th. Octr. 1792 Received the above by payment of Ino. OLDMAN [signed] Isaac TODD
09 Oct 1792 (2). RECEIPT FOR STRAW FOR HORSE LITTER.
A neat and clean receipt. 3" x 6".
Received 9th. Octr. 1792 of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE by Jona: OLDMAN five shillings for two Cartloads of Straw for littering Horses [signed] Edward COWIN
09 Oct 1792 (3). DETAILED DISBURSEMENTS ACCOUNT.
A neat and clean detailed account. 8" x 12".
1792. Jona: OLDMAN Petty Disbursements from the 5th. April till the 9th. Octr. 1792.
May 1. Paper for Planing Hartley Demesne – 1 6 Stamps for Receipts – 1 4 Expences Leting Lockthwaite Farm and Selling Kirkoswald Bark – 3 – 26. Pillers of Oak Park – 1 – June 1. Expences to Blackhall and Carlisle settling a dispute abt. a Stone Quarry – 4 2 9. Wallers at Hallgarth Building – 1 – 15. Four Juries at the Courts in Westmorland viz. Soulby, Hartley, Musgrave, Bleatn. – 11 – Dinners at Musgrave Court and House at Bleatarn Court – 5 – Expences holding four Courts in Westmorland 1 3 3 19. Stamp for a Bill of 200£ to Sir Philip MUSGRAVE – 1 6 26. Ale for the Wallers & Carpinters Raising the Timber at Hallgarth Dwelg.– 10 6 63 Expences to Hallgarth Measuring the Building – 1 8 30. Wm. REBANKS Exps. twice to Appleby with Boards &c for Hallgarth & Hartley – 4 – July 7. Ditto Expences to Appleby with Laths to Ciel & Slate Do – 1 10 13. Letter Paper – – 9 31. Sheriff Bailiffs summening Sir Ph: MUSGRAVE to the Grand Jury – 1 – Stamp & Expences with Westward Farmer – – 6 Augt. 6 Farmers Dinners &c at Kirkoswald Fair 1 9 – Crier and Music proclaimg. the Fair – 2 – Paid Carriage of Linen Box to London – 1 9 Margt. WISEMAN Carriage of Slate Bones & Nails to Kirkoswd. – – 6 7. Stamp for a Bill of 500£ to Sir Ph: MUSGRAVE – 2 – Exps. going over the whole of Hartley Demesne to value it after the Survey – 16 6 Letter from Mr. WRIGHT – – 6 Repairing Kirkoswald Lime Kilns – 2 2 14. Stamps for Receipts – 2 – 21. Stamp for a Bill of 500£ to Sir Philip MUSGRAVE – 2 – R. HETHERINGTON Sheriff’s Man to Carlisle Assizes his Expences – 4 8 Sepr. 1 Wm. REBANKS with Boards to Appleby for Hallgarth – 1 2 15. Ditto with Water Wheel for Soulby Mill to Soulby – 3 8 21. Expences at Blackhall with Witnesses on the dispute at Water side – 2 6 27. Expences buying Scotch Cattle for Wintering at Edenhall – 2 – Stamps for Receipts – 4 – Wm. REBANKS Expences to Hartley with Smelt Mill Wheel – 2 – Octr. 1 Expences at Kirkby Stephen & Brough Hill Receiving Rents &c – 11 – 9. Stamp for a Bill of 370£ to Sir P. MUSGRAVE – 2 – Stamp for Glassonby Colliery – 6 2 Expences at Penrith Market since the 16. April at 1s - 6d a week 1 17 6 ------10 8 1 ------
09 Oct 1792 (4). PAY FOR CARPENTRY WORK AT KIRKOSWALD PARKS.
A neat and clean account and receipt.
Isaac THOMPSON and Son & Co, Carpinters at Kirkoswald Parks, Altering the Roof of the Old Stable & Cowhouse, Timbering the New Barn & Stable, fitting up New Stable and old Cowhouse. 1792. August. Isaac THOMPSON 13 Days at 1s~8d per day 1 ~ 1 ~8 John THOMPSON 13 Days at 1~8 1 ~ 1 ~ 8 William LIGHTFOOT Aprentace 14 Days at 12D 0 ~ 14 ~ 0 Wm. BARJETT 12 Days at 1s~8d 1 ~ 0 ~ 0 Ino. THOMPSON 9 Days at 1~8 Old Building 0 ~ 15 ~ 0 Isaac THOMPSON 6 Days at 1~8 Do 0 ~ 10 ~ 0 Wm. LIGHTFOOT 5 ½ Days at 12d 0 ~ 5 ~ 6 October. Isaac THOMPSON 18 Days at 1s~8d per Day 1 ~ 10 ~ 0 John THOMPSON 13 Days at 1~8 1 ~ 1 ~ 8 Willm. LIGHTFOOT 15 Days at 12d 0 ~ 15 ~ 0 Wm. BARJETT 1 Day at 1s~8d 0 ~ 1 ~ 8 Paid for Nails 0 ~ 2 ~ 6 64 ------8 ~ 18 ~ 8 ------
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Received 9th. October 1792 of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. by Jona: OLDMAN eight pounds eighteen shillings and eight pence for Carpinter Work done at Kirkoswald Parks new and Old Buildings as per Bill anex’d, Witness my hand [signed] John THOMPSON
09 Oct 1792 (5). LEGAL FEE ACCOUNT.
A detailed and neat legal fee account.
C. 94. R. 122. Edwd GRAVE Atty. Law Charges 2 ~ 8 ~ 6 ------9th. Octr. 1792.
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Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. to Edwd. GRAVE Dr. 1792. 8th. Jany. Attending Mr. OLDMAN taking Instructions } to draw Case for Councils opinion touching } £ s d the Nonpayment of Rents and Boons in } your several Manors as to the Remedy you } 0 . 3 . 4 . had for recovery thereof after Admission of } a new Tenant } Drawing Case ― 6 . 8 . Fair Copy to lay before Council ― 3 . 4 . Gave Mr. CHAMBRE therewith 1 . 1 . ― His Clerk ― 2 . 6 . Agent Attending him ― 6 . 8 . Postages ― 3 . ― Copy opinion ― 2 . ― ------9th. Octr 1792 Recvd £ 2 . 8 . 6 . of Mr OLDMAN [signed] Ed: GRAVE
13 Oct 1792. TITHES DUE TO DEAN & CHAPTER OF CARLISLE.
A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 3" x 8".
Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. To The Dean & Chapter of Carlisle Dr.
To one Year’s Leasehold Rent for Colby Tithe – Mart: & Pent: £ 2 ~ 6 ~ 8 65 To Do for Kingsmeaburn Tithe Ann: & Michs. 8 ~ 5 ~ 4 To Do for St. Cuthbert’s Tithe Hay Candles.& St. Ino. Bap. 10 ~ 10 ~ 0 To Do for T. Corn of Edenhall & Dolphonby – Candles. 3 ~ 8 ~ 4 To Do for a Tenement & Garth Cands: & Lammas 0 ~ 1 ~ 4 To Do for Westward Tithe M. & St. Mark – 6 ~ 0 ~ 0 ------£ 30 ~ 11 ~ 8 ------Stamp 30 ~ 11 ~ 8 & 10 Acqs. 3 ~ 8 1792 Octr. 13th Received the Contents for the Use of the ------said Dean & Chapter by me £ 30 ~ 15 ~ 4 [signed] J BROWN Dr Recr. ------
20 Oct 1795. SUBSCRIPTION RECEIPT FOR PENRITH HUNT.
A neat receipt. A bit rough at right hand edge. 4" x 7".
20th. Octr. 1795 Paid Mr. Thos. SISSON One Pound and One Shilling for Sir John C. MUSGRAVE’s Subscription to Penrith Hunt as Witness my Hand [signed] Jona: OLDMAN
02 Nov 1795. SUBSCRIPTION RECEIPT FOR PENRITH RACES.
A neat and clean receipt. 4" x 7".
2d. Novr. 1795 Paid to Mr. John BUCHANAN two Guineas for Sir John C. MUSGRAVEs Subscription to Penrith Races as Witness my Hand [signed] Jona: OLDMAN
24 Nov 1795. CURATE OF WESTWARD’S HALF YEAR STIPEND.
A neat receipt. 3" x 8".
Received November the 24th. 1795 of Sir John MUSGRAVE of Eden Hall Bart. by Payment of John THOMSON Eight Pounds, being one Half-Year’s Payment, due at Martinmas last past to the Curate of Westward, by [signed] Samuel HALLIFAX, Curate of Westward aforesaid
30 Nov 1795. TWO DETAILED LEGAL FEE ACCOUNTS.
A set of two lengthy, detailed and neat legal fee accounts.
C. 140 R. 2. Edwd. GRAVE Attorney Law Charges 30 ~ 7 ~ 8 ------20. Octr. 1795
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Sir John Chardin MUSGRAVE Bart. to Edward GRAVE Dr. 1794 January Several attendances on you on Conveyance } to be made of the Estate purchased by you } ~ 3 4 of Mr. WILLIAMSON at Edenhall } Drawing and Ingrossing Conveyance thereof 1 1 ~ Paid for Parchment and Duty ~ 8 2 Attending Execution thereof by Mr. WILLIAMSON ~ 3 4 1795 Perusing Title Deeds to the Estate purchased } by you of Mr. HASELLs Devisees, and Writing } ~ 6 8 Letters to you thereon } Postage of letters from you ~ 4 6 March Drawing and Ingrossing Conveyances by } Lease and Release from the Heir at Law and } Devisees of Edward HASELL Esqr. deceased } 4 4 ~ to you of the freehold part & Covenant to } Surrender the Copyhold part of Wood End Estate } Paid for parchment and Duty 1 11 3 Power of Attorney from you to Mr. OLDMAN } to be Admitted Tenant to Copyhold lands } and afterwards to Surrender the same to } ~ 16 6 Miss Julia HASELL } Power of Attorney for Miss Julia HASELL to } Mr. BOWMAN to Accept Admittance &c. } ~ 13 6 Paid Court fees on your Admission and } Surrender to Miss HASELL } ~ ~ ~ Fines and Fees your being Admitted } Tenant by Attorney as per Admittances } 6 11 ~ Fines and Fees your Surrender to Miss HASELL 6 15 7 Drawing and Ingrossing Mortgage by } Lease and Release of the freehold part of } this Estate from you to Miss Julia HASELL } 2 13 ~ with Covenant to Surrender the Copyhold } part for Securing to her 2000£ & Interest fo 53 } ------£ 25 . 18 . 6
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£ 25 . 18 . 6
Parchment and Duty 1 2 6 Drawing Schedule of Title Deeds to the } Estate to be delivered by you to Miss Julia } 1 6 8 HASELL for Brief Sheets } Two fair Copies thereof one to be delivered } To Miss HASELL along with the Deeds } the other with Accountable Receipt for } 1 6 8 her to sign to you } Writing letters and Postage upon the Bussiness ~ 6 8 Attending to Deliver the Deeds to Mr. } HASELL and Comparing the same } ~ 6 8 67 with the Schedules taking his Receipt } ------£ 30 . 7 . 8
Received 20th. October 1795 of Sir John Chardin MUSGRAVE Bart the above 30 ~ 7 ~ 8. by payment of Mr. OLDMAN. [signed] Ed GRAVE
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C. 140. R. 17. Edwd. GRAVE Atty. Law Charges 79 ~ 4 ~ 0 ------30th. Novr. 1795.
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Sir John Chardin MUSGRAVE Bart. To Edward GRAVE Dr.
STORY – } In Replevin als } Attending taking instructions and authority to } SOWERBY } defend } ~ 4 ~ 4 Entering appearance for Defendant at the County } Court and attendance } ~ 4 ~ 4 Motion at the County Court for time to avow till } next Court } ~ 5 ~ Paid for Order Copy and Service ~ 4 ~ Paid for Copy declaration ~ 2 ~ Instructions to my Agent for Re~ fac~ loc~ to } remove the Cause out of the County Court into } ~ 3 ~ 4 the Court of Kings Bench } Paid for Writ of Re~ fac~ loc~ ~ 12 ~ 6 Fee thereon ~ 3 ~ 4 Postage into the Country ~ 1 ~ 6 Motion at the County Court for reading and } return thereof } ~ 5 ~ Paid for return ~ 12 ~ 4 Postage to Agent ~ 2 ~ Paid for filing Re~ fac~ loc~ and return ~ 3 ~ 6
Easter Term 1795 Same } als } Same } In Trespass Paid for Copy Affidavits of Increase of Costs } in the Cause tried at the Assizes 1794 } ~ 6 ~ Attending taxing Costs ~ 6 ~ 8 Term fee ~ 5 ~ Letters ~ 4 ~ Attending paying the Costs ~ ~ ~
Trinity Term 68 Same } als } In Replevin Same } Entering Appearance ~ 7 ~ 6 Paid for Declaration ~ 1 ~ 11 Copy sent fo: 3. ~ 1 ~ Searching if rule to plead given and when out ~ 3 ~ 4 Summons for time to avow Order Copy and Service ~ 11 ~ 4 Drawing Instructions for Avowry and Copy sent } Agent one Brief Sheet } ~ 10 ~ Copy depositions of Witnesses upon the Trial } last Year as further particulars two Brief Sheets } ~ 6 ~ 8 Drawing Avowry fo: 14 ~ 14 ~ Paid Mr. LOWNDES for settling same 1 1 ~ Attending him ~ 6 ~ 8 Copy Avowry sent ~ 4 ~ 8 Instructions to Serjeant to move to avows } several matters } ~ 2 ~ 6 Paid him ~ 10 ~ 6 Paid him to sign Avowry ~ 10 ~ 6 Attending him ~ 6 ~ 8 To bring Cessation [?] Summons for time to } avow several Matters on producing Serjeants } ~ 11 ~ 4 hand Order Copy and version } ------£ 10 ~ 14 ~ 5 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Brot. over £ 10 ~ 14 ~ 5 Paid for Rule to Avow several Matters ~ 7 ~ 6 Copy and Service ~ 2 ~ Impressing Avowry and Duty ~ 5 ~ Rule for Plaintiff to plead to Avowry Copy & Service ~ 2 ~ 6 Attending Plaintiffs Summons for time to plead } and Copy Order } ~ 4 ~ 4 Copy Plea sent fo: 40 ~ 13 ~ 4 Instructions for Replication ~ 3 ~ 4 Drawing same fo: 26 1 ~ 6 ~ Paid Mr. LOWNDES to settle same 1 ~ 1 ~ Attending him ~ 6 ~ 8 Copy sent with Opinion ~ 9 ~ 8 Paid Serjeant to sign same ~ 10 ~ 6 Attending him ~ 6 ~ 8 Ingressing Replication and Duty ~ 9 ~ 2 Plaintiff having put in Issue whether Sir } Philip was Tenant in Fee my Agent attending } at Messrs. COTES & WOODCOCKS to inspect } ~ 6 ~ 8 the Title Deeds of the Family when he found that } Sir Philip was only Tenant for life } Paid for Issue 3 ~ 2 ~ 9 Copy sent fo: 100 with Notice of Trial 1 ~14~ 4 Two Subpœna’s ~ 18 ~ Term fee ~ 5 ~ Letters ~ 4 ~ Attending taking Instructions for Brief ~ 6 ~ 8 Eight Copies of Subpœna’s ~ 8 ~ 69 1st. Augt. Attending to examine several Witnesses this day } at Carlisle by appointment with Mr. OLDMAN } ~ 13 ~ 4 Drawing Brief 15 Sheets 5 ~ ~ Three fair Copies thereof 7 ~10 ~ Service of Subpœna on Mr. GRAHAM at Newbiggin ~ 5 ~ Gave him with Subpœna ~ 10 ~ 6 Service of Subpœna on John THOMLINSON ~ 5 ~ Gave him with Subpœna ~ 1 ~ The like on Jonathan NICHOLSON ~ 6 ~ The like on Robert BEIGHET ~ 6 ~ The like on James SAWYER ~ 6 ~ The like on Thomas GLENDINING John } SEWELL Robert GRAHAM and John NIXON } 1 ~ 4 ~ Paid Mr. CHAMBRE with Brief 9 ~ 9 ~ His Clerk ~ 2 ~ 6 Attending him ~ 6 ~ 8 Mr. TOPPIN with Brief 5 ~ 5 ~ His Clerk ~ 2 ~ 6 Attending him ~ 6 ~ 8 Mr. LOWNDES with Brief 4 ~ 4 ~ His Clerk ~ 2 ~ 6 Attending him ~ 6 ~ 8 Mr. CHAMBRE on Consultation 2 ~ 2 ~ His Clerk ~ 7 ~ 6 Mr. TOPPIN on Consultation 1 ~ 1 ~ Mr. LOWNDES on Consultation 1 ~ 1 ~ Attending Consultation ~ 6 ~ 8 ------Carrd. over £ 65 ~ 10 ~ 4
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Brot. over £ 65 ~ 10 ~ 4 Paid Cryer ~ 8 ~ Paid Associate ~ 15 ~ Paid Marshall ~ 4 ~ Paid the following Witnesses for their Attendance vizt. John NIXON for attending three days at the Assizes ~ 10 ~ 6 John SEWELL ~ 7 ~ 6 Robert BEIGHET ~ 7 ~ 6 Robert GRAHAM ~ 7 ~ 6 Jonathan NICHOLSON ~ 7 ~ 6 James SAWYER ~ 2 ~ 6 William GASH ~ 7 ~ 6 Thomas GLENDINING 1 ~ 9 ~ Richard SEWELL ~ 2 ~ 6 John THOMLINSON ~ 17 ~ 4 Paid William CAIT Innkeeper his Bill for } Eating and Drinking of Witnesses at his House } 2 ~ 2 ~ 9 Solicitors and Clerks Attendance and } proportionate Share of Expences at the } 5 ~ 5 ~ Assizes four days } ------£ 79 ~ 4 ~ 5 70
30th. Novr. 1795 By Cash of Mr. OLDMAN [signed] Ed GRAVE
31 Dec 1795 TRAVELLING EXPENSES EDENHALL TO KEMPTON PARK.
A neat and clean detailed account. 13" x 8".
Jona: OLDMAN Expences to Kempton Park and back to Edenhall in December 1795.
One third part of the Expence of a Chaise, Driver, Turnpikes } £ s d & Victules from Penrith to York } 2 – 4 – 8 Expences one Day and night in York 0 – 10 – 6 Paid for a place in the Coach from York to London 3 – 3 – 0 Eating & Drinking from Do. to Do. 0 – 11 – 6 Drivers from Do. to Do. 0 – 4 – 6 Luggage from Do. to Do. 0 – 5 – 6 Expences at the White Horse Fretter Lane one Night 0 – 6 – 0 Chamber Maid, Waiter, Shaving & Coach to the Chertsey Stage 0 – 4 – 11 Coach and Driver from London to K. Park 0 – 5 – 0 Coach &c. second time from Do. to Do. 0 – 5 – 0 Coach in London with Sir John & to Aldersgate St. 0 – 4 – 0 Silver lent Sir John at Sundry times 0 – 6 – 6 Sundry Expences in London 1 – 14 – 8 Washing 0 – 5 – 6 Mail Coach from London to Penrith 5 – 0 – 0 Luggage from Do. to Do. 1 – 0 – 0 Expences upon the Road home Eating & Driver & Guard 1 – 7 – 9 ------17 – 19 – 0 ------31st. Decr. 1795 Placed to Sir John C. MUSGRAVEs Account Seventeen Pounds and Nineteen Shillings for the above Expences by me [signed] Jona: OLDMAN
18 Jan 1796. ACCOUNT FOR SLATING LADTHWAITE COAL HOUSE.
A neat and clean account. 4" x 4".
1795 Sir John Chardon MUSGRAVE Bart to Richd FARADAY
Dec 22 Ladford Coal house 17 yards New Slate 13 ~ 11 Slateing & pins finding 4 ~ 6 4 yards Coars flag 2/- laying 16d 3 ~ 4 ------£ 1 ~ 1 ~ 9
Recd. 18. Jany. 1796 of Sir J. C. MUSGRAVE by Jona: OLDMAN the above by me [signed] Richd FARADAY
71 22 Jan 1796. CHARITY MONEY RECEIVED BY SARAH DOUGLAS.
A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 4" x 7".
Received 22d. Jany. 1796 of Sir John Chardin MUSGRAVE Bart. Jona: OLDMAN one pound four shillings and two pence for half a year Charity Money left by the late Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. due last Christmas and Received by me her Sarah DOUGLAS + Mark
12 Feb 1796. LETTER REGARDING POWBECK SLATE QUARRY AT UNTHANK.
Pre stamp cover, datelined Unthank, with a weak CARLISLE Horseshoe on the front. With the ubiquitous file fold and seal tear, but otherwise a fine letter. Content regarding Powbeck Slate Quarry.
Mr. Jona: OLDMAN at Edenall near Penrith in Cumberland [Round stamp] CARLISLE
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Unthank Febr 12th A.D 1796 Sir / I sent you 2£ & 2S with Isaac HOLMS about Cristmiss & have never Recd a Line from you since; I wished to make atrial for a Slate Quarry in Wear ground which is about a Hundred yards above the Quarry that we now work at Pow Beck, & if it should ansr, I will satisfry you for your Indulgence if you Receive this youl. send a Line N.B. You may Depend that I will clear off the Arear Rent in mach or Aprill as that is the time I will Receive my Governments money I am yours &c. [signed] John SANDERSON The Slate Quarry } is within 20 yds. of the Beck }
[Written at right angles at the left margin] { Sir/ If your toddles is not } { let I will take them on you }
16 Feb 1796 (1). A DETAILED SADDLER’S ACCOUNT.
A neat account. 9" x 7".
Sir Philip MUSGROVE 1795 To Jere JACKSON S D Jany 20th Reparing Cart Sadle £ 0 – 1 – 0 Mendg bridle & one Strap – 11 March 3d Mendg blinder & Coller 1 – – 11 Mendg Sadle 1 – 0 72 2 pair of New Mittons 7 – – Preparing Mittons 2 – – Pading a braughem 3 – – Apl 7 1 New Cart sadle with Rollers 10 – 0 Mending 2 braughems 3 – – Augt 4 Reparing Cart sadle & Girths 3 – 4 3 heam Straps 1 – 8 Mending Sadle & blinder 1 – 6 Sepr 18 Mendg Crouper & Stays – – 8 Decr 1th Mending 1 Braughem 1 – – 9th Do. 1 Braughem 2 – – Mending Sadle 1 – – 31 Mending Stays & bridle 1 – – 1796 Jany 6 Midle piece to Girth – – 6 Mending blinder & Cart sadle 1 – 4 ------£ 2 = 2 = 11 ------1796. Feby. 16th. Recd. of Sir J. C. MUSGRAVE Bt. by Jona: OLDMAN the above by me [signed] Jere JACKSON
16 Feb 1796 (2). BILLS FOR TALLOW AND CANDLES.
Neat bills. The bottom of the second bill appears to be cut off, possibly containing the receipt.
Penrith 1795 Sir John MUSGRAVE Bart. To George RELPH Dr. s d May 22. To 16lb Tallow 5½ 7 ― 4 Novr. 10 To 26lb do 6½ 14 ― 1 ------£ 1 ― 1 ― 5 ------Recd. Feby. 16. 1796 by payment of Mr OLDMAN the above Contents [signed] George RELPH £ s d The amount of the above Bill 1 ~ 1 ~ 5 Amount of the inclosed Bill 2 ~ 9 ~ 0 ------3 ~ 10 ~ 5 ------
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Penrith 1795 Mr. OLDMAN To George RELPH Dr. s d Octr. 21 To 3 doz Mould Candles 9/ £ 1 ~ 7 ~ 0 To 2 doz & 9u. Dipt do 8/ 1 ~ 2 ~ 0 ------2 ~ 9 ~ 0 73 19 Feb 1796. LETTER REGARDING DISPUTED LAND AT SCUGGAR HOUSE.
A privately carried letter with the ubiquitous file folds. Contents is about land disputed between Blackwell and Brisco, near Scuggar House.
I. [or J.] IRWIN 19. Feby. 1796.
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To Mr. Jona. OLDMAN at Eden Hall nigh Penrith Cumberland
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Sir / I hope you will Excuse me for giving you this Trouble, this is to inform you that Mr. George BLAMIRE has found a scetch of a Plan and a Survey of Blackwell Common done by his Father, which makes out the Boundry Exactly Crossing at Scuggerhouses Hedge Nook at the high End of the Lane in Dispute between Blackwell & Brisco, it Shows very plain that the Common Ground within the Lane that Mr. LOSH sold to Mr. Ino. LOWRIE belongs to Brisco & not to Blackwell. I am Exceeding Happy to think that truth & Justice has Appear’d in my behalf when not one Single Proprietor would I had no Interest in the place but was willing to Defend a Just Cause as I beleiv’d it to be, by the Nature of my Ofice as Surveyor, and According to your Request we have Divided the Midle part betwixt us, about 56 Roods for Each party, and but when that was done Mr. LOSH wanted me to take all or half I did not Understand whether (he Bullied so) where he sold to Mr. LOWRIE & Calld me all the Damd Liers & Fools he could think on because I would not Consent to it, nor I never will if you think we have not taken Road Enough of Brisco people you may take more if you Please, Mr. BLAMIRE says not one Yard of it belongs to Blackwell, but I will abide by what I have agreed to 56 roods, I am your Hble. Sert. [signed] I. [or J.] IRWIN [written at right angles along left margin] Scuggerhouses 19th. Febry. 1796 Pray let me know your Answer to this Assoon as Convenient.
27 Feb 1796. LETTER REGARDING QUALITY OF SLATE.
A pre stamp letter datelined Kirkby Stephen, with a very fine strike of the scarce BROUGH straight line. With the ubiquitous file fold. Contents regarding false statements circulating concerning the inferior quality of slate from a slate quarry.
Mr. J. OLDMAN Edenhall Cumberland
[straight stamp] BROUGH
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74 Kirkby Stephen 22 Feby. 1796 Sir Your letter dated the 15th Inst I have Receved and observed the Contents; I am not Surprised to find you a little diffident with Respect to my Slates; false Reports have been very Industriously Circulated; Jos* DAWSON told me, that he heard them Represented to be the same as those at Soulby, which nothing can be more false. the above aludes to Thos FOTHERGILL who has done me all the hurt in his power Since I took your quarys – the truth of the Matter is just this; My quary (like all others) have both good and bad in it; the durability depends on the Separation of them; in doing this, it was posible to be Mistaken in a Chance Stone at first opening the quary; but tis Not so Now; I can get them for you both sound strong & hard; so as to answer your purpose; Strong slate don’t look so Neat, but will not be an object in the present case; perticularly long Rigg.
I have served Mr. MUNKHOUSE with Slate this 5 years with which he is well sattisfied; be Side Many others.
With thanks to you for your favour I am Sir your obdt. & Humbl Servt [signed] Richd. FARADAY PS I shoud have answered you sooner but was from home when yours arrived
29 Feb 1796. SIGN WRITER’S ACCOUNT.
A neat and clean account. 4" x 7".
Sir John MUSGRAVE &c. To Thomas COLLIER Painter Feb 29th. 1796 Painting and Lettering Four S d Cast Plates as the Act directs 4 ― 0 Four Tin’d Plates at 4d each 1 ― 4 ------5 ― 4 Received at the same time the above ------Contents by me [signed] Thomas COLLIER
04 Apr 1796. EXPENSES RECEIPT FOR COLLECTING FINES.
A neat and clean receipt. 4" x 7".
1796. April 4th. Placed to Sir John C. MUSGRAVEs Acct. Six Pounds twelve Shillings and three pence for the Expences of Mr. GRAVE John DAWSON and myself Receiving the General Fines in Westmorland and treating the Tenants with Ale. £ 6 ~ 12 ~ 3 [signed] Jona: OLDMAN
75 24 Apr 1796. A PURCHASE ACCOUNT FOR LINT.
A neat and clean account. 4" x 8".
Sir Ino. MUSGRAVE to Ino. SLEE Dr 1796 £ s d 3mo 1st 16ld Lint at 14d For TICKEN 1 ~ 1 ~ 0 29th 12ld Do at 2s/6d For Lady FILMER 1 ~ 10 ~ 0 ------£ 2 ~ 11 ~ 0 Settled by Paymt. of Jonn. OLDMAN 4mo 24 1796 [signed] J. SLEE
27 Apr 1796. DETAILED FARRIER’S ACCOUNT FOR 5 YEARS.
A neat detailed account. 8" x 15".
C. 152. R. 67. Thos. WALKER Farrier &c 5 Years 5 ~ 9 ~ 0 22d. April 1796
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March 2th 1791 Sir John C. MUSGRAVE Bart. To Thos. WALKER Dr S ― D To journey to C ½ a Drink with oile & Safron 2s 3d 4 ― 3 8 To journey & a Drink with oile & Safron 4 ― 3 To poudar for 8No Boles & oil 1 ― 10 May 26 To oile for hors Back 2 ― 4 30 To journey to Cutting the hors 3 ― 10 To journey to Drissing the hors Back 2 ― 10 June 9 To Read poudar Left to Driss 2 ― 4 14 To journey to Drissing 2 ― 10 24 To journey to Drissing 2 ― 10 29 To journey to Drissing 2 ― 10 Augst 4 To journey to a hors Lame Leg & oile 3 ― 10 Octr 2 To journey & oile 2 ― 10 To Drissg & oile 2 ― 6 24 To journey to Drissing 2 ― 10 To a Drink with oil & Safron 2 ― 6 Novr 8 To journey to Bay hors Laim fot & Drissing 3 ― 6 To medson 1 New Shou & oile 2 ― 6 Octr 22 To journey to Drissing & oile & poudar 3 ― 6 May 24 To journey to Bay hors Shouldar & oile 3 ― 10 1792 To a Drink for Dito with oile 2 ― 0 To poudar for 10No Boles & oile Aneseds 2 ― 6 Augst 1 To a Botle oile for Dito 1 ― 10 Octr 5 To journey to Dito 2 ― 0 To Drink for Dito with oile & Camphire 2 ― 6 Octr 15 10No Boles for Dito & oile Ansds. 2 ― 6 76 1793 To journey & Botle oile 3 ― 6 20 To journey & Botle oile 3 ― 6 Dito a Drink 2 ― 4 Disr 28 To journey to Bay hors Eye 2 ― 0 To Tinctr & oile for the Eye 1 ― 10 To poudar for Dito 1 ― 10 To a Botle of Tinctr for the Eye 1 ― 10 Febry 10 To journey to Black hors 2 ― 0 1794 To oile & Drissing 1 ― 10 March 1 To journey to C & a Drink with oile Safron 4 ― 3 To Drink Left with safron 2 ― 0 Febry 10 To journey to Scott Chopes & Casting & cutting } 1796 To medson & oile poudar } 4 ― 6 16 To journey to Drissing & poudar 3 ― 6 21 To journey to Drissing the Scott Chopes 2 ― 10 ------£ 5 ― 9 ― 1 ------22d. April 1796 Settled the above by payment of Jona: OLDMAN as Witness my hand [signed] Thomas WALKER
May 1796. LETTER ASKING PERMISSION TO GET SAND.
A privatley carried letter datelined Melmerby. With the ubiquitous file fold.
Thos. PATTINSON Esqr May 1796
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Mr OLDMAN Edenhall
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Mr PATTENSON presents his Compts to Mr OLDMAN & shall be much obliged if Mr O will allow Mr P to gett sand at Ruddings foot for a Building
Melmerby Thursday forenoon
17 May 1796. RECEIPT FOR MAKING NINE CARLISLE BUSHELS OF MALT.
A neat and clean receipt. 3" x 8".
Received 17th. May 1796 of Sir John C. MUSGRAVE Bart. by Jona: OLDMAN Two Pounds and five Shillings for Duty and Making Nine Carlisle Bushels of Malt By [signed] John LOWTHIAN
24 May 1796. RECEIPT FOR 156 POUNDS OF CURLED HAIR.
A neat account and receipt. A bit rough at right hand edges. 77
Sir John MUSGRAVE Bought of Jos. MAWSON Aprl 4th. 1796 £ S D to 156 lb of Corld hair at 1s/ 7 ~ 16 ~ 0
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Received 24th. May 1796 of Sir John C. MUSGRAVE Bart. by Jona: OLDMAN Seven Pounds & Sixteen Shills. for 156 Pound of Corld. Hair at one Shilling per Pound as Witness my Hand [signed] Jos. MAWSON
18 Jun 1796. ACCOUNT FOR REPAIRS TO EDENHALL CHAPTER HOUSE.
A neat and clean account. 4" x 7".
Richd. HOGG and Tho: MATTHEW Repairing the Walls at Edenhall Chapter House &c. 1796 £ s d June. Richd. HOGG 12 Days at 2s/4d per Day 1 ~ 8 ~ 0 Thos. MATTHEW 9 Days at 2/4 per Day 1 ~ 1 ~ 0 ------2 ~ 9 ~ 0 ------1796 June 18th. This day Jona: OLDMAN paid us for Sir John C. MUSGRAVE Bart. Two Pounds and Nine Shillings for the above. Witness my Hand [signed] Richard HOGG
27 Jun 1796. ACCOUNT FOR THATCHING EDENHALL CHAPTER HOUSE.
A neat and clean account. 4" x 7".
Thomas SKILBECK Thatching Chapter House. 1796. £ s d June To 9 Days at 2S/2D per Day 0 ~ 19 ~ 6
Received 27 June 1796 of Sir John Chardin MUSGRAVE Bart. by Jona: OLDMAN Nineteen Shillings and Six pence for the above by me his s Tho . SKILBECK ∂ Mark
26 Nov 1801. ACCOUNT FOR COACH REPAIRS AT CARLISLE.
A neat account. 4" x 6".
Carlisle Novr. 21st. 1801 Sir J. C. MUSGRAVE Bart. To Wm. BATY
To a Hind Wheel Hoop Topd. & Put on 3 – 6 To 2 new feet to fore Springs 8 – 78 To 2 new Bolts 1 – ------£ 0 – 12 – 6 ------To a Gib & Hoops 1 – 6 ------0 – 14 – 0 Novr. 26 Recd for Wm. BEATY [signed] J. FLETCHER
15 Dec 1801. SUBSCRIPTION FOR NEW BRIDGE.
A neat receipt. 2" x 6".
Decr. 15th. 1801. Placed to the acct. of Sir John MUSGRAVE one pound & one shilling being a subscription towards building a new bridge between Brough & Kirkeby Stephen which was this day paid by me [signed] Joseph BRISCO
1807. DRUGGIST’S RECEIPT FOR HORSE MEDICATION.
A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 3" x 6".
Executors of the Late Sir John C. MUSGRAVE Bart Dr. to Rd. HETHERINGTON 6lb of Salt Peter Brimstone and Antimony and 2lb of Fenegorik For Horses 9S ― 4D
Settld [signed] Rd. HETHERINGTON
28 Jul 1807. AN ACCOUNT FOR CANDLES.
A very neat and clean account. 4" x 6".
Penrith The Executors of Sir Ino MUSGROVE To LAIDMAN & BIRD Dr 1806 Augst 4 To 4 lb Candles @ 9½ £ ~ ― 3 ― 2 Do 2 lb Moulds 10½ ~ ― 1 ― 9 Novr. 4 To 14 lb Dips 9½ ~ ― 11 ― 1 ------1807 £ 0 ― 16 ― ~ July 28 To 1½ Doz Cand 9/6 ~ ― 14 ― 3 ------£ 1 ― 10 ― 3 Settld [signed] B BIRD
14 Nov 1807. A DETAILED IRONMONGER’S ACCOUNT.
A neat and clean detailed account. 12" x 7". Very faint and untidy handwriting. 79
Penrith The Revrd Jos. BRISCO for Edenhall 1807 Bout. of Wm POWLEY
Apl 2nd. To ½ m 15 dy Nails 3 – 3 May 3 2 Shovels 7 – 4 July 1 2 Warranted Sythes 16 – 0 28 18lb Soap 12 – 9 Broom 3 – 4 Agt 26 ½ m 15 dy Nails 9 – 9 ¾ m 10 Do. 7 – 6 200 5 dy Do. 4 – 0 100 20 Do. – 6 7 Pr Hinges 8 4 – 8 Sept 10 2 m 7lb Lath Nails 10 – 12lb Prod 6 – 0 12 2lb Do 1 – 0 2 Gate Locks 3 – 4 Gimblet – 2½ Octr 28 Curry Combe – 10 31 2 Locks for Honypot 7 – 0 Nails 2 – 10 ------£ 5 – 0 – 3 Novr 14 . 1807 Recd of the Exutor of ye late Sir Ino C MUSGRAVE Barnt by the hand of ye Revnd Jos BRISCO 5 . 0 . 3 [signed] W. POWLEY
05 Apr 1808. AN ACCOUNT FOR CLOVER SEEDS.
A very neat and clean account. 6" x 8".
C 17 R 87 Jona: LAIDMAN Clover seeds 4 . 18. 0 Apl. 5th. 1808.
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Penrith April 5th 1808 The Revd. J. BRISCO Bout of Jonat. LAIDMAN
3½ St. Red Clover 13/- £ 2 ~ 5 ~ 6 3½ St. White Do 15/- 2 ~ 12 ~ 6 ------4 ~ 18 ~ – 1808 April 5th. Settled [signed] J. LAIDMAN
80 31 Dec 1808. RECEIPT FOR TURNIP SEEDS.
A neat and clean receipt. 2" x 6".
Decr. 31st. 1808 Placed to the acct. of the Guardians of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. ten Shillings & Seven pence half penny for turnip seed which was this day paid by me to Robert CANNON. [signed] Joseph BRISCO.
27 Nov 1816 (2). PUMP MAKER’S ACCOUNT.
A very neat account. 5" x 8".
Penrith 1816 Sir Philip MUSGRAVE To Thomas FAWCETT Dr. 1816 £ S D July 18 to 1 New Pump rod 3 – 0 to 3 Casements 10 – 6 Sept 27 to 3 New Set of Pump work 6 Stone 7lb } at 6D per lb } 2 – 5 – 6 to 3 Bules for Drop box 3 – 0 to 3 Hopes for Pump Nosle 1 – 6 Oct 1 to Smocke Jack Cleaned 5 – 0 9 to 1 Set of Pump work 23 lb at 6D 11 – 6 to 1 Drop box buled 1 – 0 to 1 Hope for Pump Nosle 6 ------£ 4 – 1 – 6 Novr 27th 1816 Received of Sir P. MUSGRAVE Bart by payment of L S DIXON Four Pounds one Shilling & sixpence for the above by me his Witness [signed] Ino FARGENSON Thos X FAWCET mark
02 Nov 1818. CARTING LIME FROM REDHILLS TO EDENHALL FELL.
A neat and clean receipt. 4" x 6".
November 2d. 1818 Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart by payment of L S DIXON Eighteen Shillings for carting 6 Loads of Lime from Red Hill to the Edenhall Fell for building Farm Offices & Cottages on the 23d & 28th days of October at 3s/- per cart Load by me his 18s/–d Edwd x STEWARD mark Witness [signed] M* HETHERINGTON
28 Jan 1819. RECEIPT FOR ONE CHEESE.
A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 3" x 8". 81
Mr. L S DIXON To Wm. ROBINSON Dr. £ s d 1818 Decm. 21st. To One Cheese Wt. 26lb at 4d½ 0 – 9 – 9
1819 Jany. 28th. Settled the above by me [signed] Wm. ROBINSON
04 Feb 1819. RECEIPT FOR SIX GEESE.
A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 3" x 7".
Sir Philipe MUSGRAVE Bart. Dr to Jos. DIXON £ s d To Six Geese 4/6 1 ~ 7 ~ 0
Settled the 4 Feby. – 1819 [signed] Jos. W. DIXON
02 Mar 1819. A PENRITH BOOTMAKER’S ACCOUNT AND RECEIPT.
A neat account and receipt. A bit rough at right hand edge. 7" x 7" and 3" x 7".
Sir Filope MUSGRAV To D HARTLEY 1818 Augst 22 1 paer Boots for grom 2 4 – October 25 1 paer Boots with Dobel tongs 2 8 – do Mr J MUSGRAV Shoes – 9 6 do 1 paer Boots for futman 2 4 – Novembr 20 1 paer Boots with Dobel tongs 2 8 – ------£ 9 13 6
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£ 9 . 13 . 6 Penrith, March 2d. 1819 Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. by payment of L. S. DIXON Nine Pounds 13s/6d for Boots &c. as per Bill delivered by me [signed] D. HARTLEY
11 Mar 1819. BUTCHER’S ACCOUNT FOR KILLING & DRESSING PIGS.
A fresh and neat account. 4" x 5".
Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. Dr. to George NELSON £ s d For killing and Dressing Eleven swine at one shilling a piece 0 ~ 11 ~ 0
82 Received the above by payment of Mr. DIXON this 11th. Day of March 1819 by me [signed] George NELSON
02 May 1820. SUBSCRIPTION TO PROSECUTING PENRITH ROBBERS.
A receipt, slightly dusty. 3" x 6".
May 2d. 1820 Placed to Sir Philip MUSGRAVE’s account Five Pounds paid Mr STEPHON as a subscription for prosecuting Penrith Robbers.
£ 5 . 0 . 0 [signed] L S DIXON
22 May 1820. PAY FOR THRESHING OATS AT GRANGE FARM.
A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 3" x 6".
May 22. 1820 Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart: by payment of L S DIXON Two Pounds 3s/8d for Thrashing 37 Quarters & 7 Pecks of Oats at /14d per Quarter (Grange Farm) for John DODD & self [signed] John CAIG
08 Jun 1820. WAGES RECEIPT FOR KIRKOSWALD WOOD WARDEN.
A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 4" x 7".
June 8th. 1820 Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. by payment of L S DIXON Twenty Four Pounds 6s/0d for 27 weeks Wages from Novr. 17 till Whitsuntide (May 27th) as Wood Warden, at Kirkoswald, at 18s/- per week, I say received by me
£ 24 ~ 6 ~ 0 [signed] Solomon HODGSON
13 Jun 1820. EDENHALL MOLE CATCHER’S WAGES.
A neat receipt. 3" x 8".
£ 4 ― 7 ― 6 Penrith June 13. 1820
Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. by payment of L S DIXON Four Pounds 7s/6d for catching Moles in the Grounds belonging & in the occupation of Sir Philip including the Fell allotments in the parish of Edenhall. [signed] Wm. PRESTON
14 Jun 1820. ANN KENDAL’S WAGES AND EXPENSES ACCOUNT.
A neat and clean account. 7" x 6".
Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. To Ann KENDAL Dr.
83 1820 £ s d To half a Years Wages from Martinmas } till Whitsuntide last } 8 . 8 . 0 To 20 weeks Board wages from } Novr. 16 till April 4th at 8/- } 8 . 0 . 0 To Cash paid for Spinning – . 12 . 0 To Do. for sweeping Chimnies – . 2 . 0 ------£ 17 . 2 . 0 ------June 14th. 1820. Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. by payment of L S DIXON Seventeen Pounds 2/- for the above. [signed] Ann KENDAL
24 Jun 1820. RECEIPT FOR CHARITY MONEY GIVEN TO PAUPERS.
A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 4" x 6".
June 24 1820 Placed to Sir Philip MUSGRAVE’s Account Two Pounds 8s/4d paid to Isacc WALKER & Rachael DALTON being half a Years Charity due at Midsummer
£ 2 ~ 8 ~ 4 [signed] L S DIXON
30 Jun 1820. PAY FOR CARTING LIME FROM REDHILLS TO EDENHALL.
A neat account and receipt.
Quantity of Lime carried by Wm. MONKHOUSE, from Red-hills, for Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Barnt., since March 2nd. to June 14th:; is, 288 Bushels.
Yanwath Hall } June 29th. 1820 } [signed] J. GRAHAM.
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June 30th. 1820. Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. by payment of L S DIXON Nine Pounds 15s/8d for Carting 288 Bushels of Lime from Red Hills to Edenhall for compost & meadow as per J. GRAHAM’s acct. Bl. £ s d 244 at -/8d = 8 ― 2 ― 8 his 44 -/9 = 1 ― 13 ― 0 William + MONKHOUSE ------mark £ 9 ― 15 ― 8
03 Jul 1820. DETAILED BUTCHER’S ACCOUNTS & RECEIPT.
Neat and clean detailed accounts and receipt.
1820 Sir Philop MUSGROVE £ s d April 4 To Round Surloin 52 – 7 1 ~ 10 ~ 4 84 To Leg Veal 17 – 7 0 ~ 9 ~ 11 To 1 Side Mutton 27 – 7 0 ~ 15 ~ 9 ------£ 2 ~ 16 ~ 0 To Hind Hofel 0 ~ 3 ~ 6 ------2 ~ 19 ~ 6 6 To Platt Beef 12 – 6½ 0 ~ 6 ~ 6 ------11 To 1 Yong Calf Fat 0 ~ 0 ~ 6 To Hind Qr Mutton 13 – 7 0 ~ 7 ~ 7 To Leg Veal 15 – 7 0 ~ 8 ~ 9 To Round Beef 35 – 7 1 ~ 0 ~ 5 ------£ 1 ~ 17 ~ 3 ------13 To Beef – Mutton 13 – 6 0 ~ 6 ~ 6 ------16 To 1 Side Mutton 21½ – 7 0 ~ 12 ~ 6½ ------18 To Hind Hofel 0 ~ 3 ~ 6 To Round Surloin 49 st 7 1 ~ 8 ~ 7 To Leg Veal 19 – 6 0 ~ 9 ~ 6 To 1 Side Mutton 23 – 7 0 ~ 13 ~ 5 ------2 ~ 15 ~ 0 ------25 To Round Surloin Flank 75 – 7 2 ~ 3 ~ 9 To Hind Qr Veal 19 – 6½ 0 ~ 10 ~ 3 To Hofel 0 ~ 3 ~ 0 To 3 Qrs Mutton 45 – 7 1 ~ 6 ~ 3 ------4 ~ 3 ~ 3 ------To Ribs 2 Rounds Surloin 100 – 7 2 ~ 18 ~ 4 To Hofel 0 ~ 3 ~ 0 To 3 Qrs Mutton 40 – 7 1 ~ 3 ~ 4 May 2 To Hind Qr Veal 31 – 7 0 ~ 18 ~ 1 ------5 ~ 2 ~ 9 ------9. To Ribs Round Surloin 94 – 7 2 ~ 14 ~ 10 To Hind Qr Veal 27 – 7 0 ~ 15 ~ 9 To 2 Qr Mutt 31 – 7 0 ~ 18 ~ 1 To Hind Holfe 0 ~ 3 ~ 0 ------4 ~ 11 ~ 8 ------16 To Round Surloin 74 – 7 2 ~ 3 ~ 2 To Side Mutt 40 – 7½ 1 ~ 4 ~ 2 To H Qr Veal 23 – 7 0 ~ 13 ~ 5 ------4 ~ 0 ~ 9 ------85 23 To Ribs Round Surloin 89 – 7½ 2 ~ 15 ~ 7½ To H Qr Veal 26 – 6½ 0 ~ 14 ~ 1 To Side Mutton 34 – 7½ 1 ~ 1 ~ 3 ------4 ~ 10 ~ 11½ ------Carried over 31 ~ 0 ~ 2 31 ~ 6 ~ 8½
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1820 Brought over 31 ~ 6 ~ 8½ ------1820 Sir Philop MUSGRAVE May 30 To Round Surloin 78 – 8 2 ~ 12 ~ 0 To H Qr Veal 22 – 6½ 0 ~ 11 ~ 11 To H Qr Mutton 18/8 x 28 – 8 0 ~ 14 ~ 8 ------4 ~ 2 ~ 7 + 3 ~ 18 ~ 7 ------June 3 To H Qr Mutton 9½ 7½ 0 ~ 5 ~ 11 ------£ 35 ~ 11 ~ 2½ ------July 3d 1820 Settled
31 ~ 0 ~ 2 4 ~ 2 ~ 7 5 ~ 11 ------35 ~ 8 ~ 8
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1820 Sir Philop MUSGRAVE Bought of Thos McINTIRE £ S D June 3 To H Qr Mutton 9½ 7½ 0 ~ 5 ~ 11
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£ 35 . 11 . 2½ Penrith July 3d. 1820 Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. by payment of L. S. DIXON Thirty five Pounds 11s/2½d for Butchers Meat as per bill delivered by me his Thos. X Mc.INTIRE Witness [signed] William PORTER mark
11 Jul 1820. WEAVER’S ACCOUNT.
A fresh, very neat and clean weaver’s account. 6" x 7".
Penrith June 27th. 1820 86 Sir P. MUSGROVE Detter to John HAMILTON £ s d Weaving 33 yds Sheating at 1s/-d Pr yd 1 ― 13 ― 0 Winding 0 ― 4 ― 0 Warping 0 ― 2 ― 0 2 Cuts of Weft at 3d Pr Cut 0 ― 0 ― 6 ------£ 1 ― 19 ― 6 ------Spinning 9 Hanks at 1s/- Pr Hank 9 0 ------£ 2 ― 8 ― 6 1820 July 11th Received ------[signed] John HAMILTON
17 Jul 1820. ACCOUNT & RECEIPT FOR CLOVER AND GRASS SEEDS.
A neat and clean account and receipt.
Abbeyfield March 6th. 1820 Sir P. MUSGRAVE Bart. Bot. of Geo: WALTON £ s d To fine Red Clo. Seed 50 Sto @ 16s = 40 ― – ― – To White Dutch 24 @ 16 = 19 ― 4 ― – To Treefoil 8 @ 11 = 4 ― 8 ― – To Laceys fine Perannl } Rye grass two Quarters } @ 74 = 7 ― 8 ― – 4 Sacks 18s two Bags 6s 1 ― 4 ― – ------£ 72 ― 4 ― – ------Settled the above [signed] G WALTON
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£ 72 ― 4 Penrith July 17, 1820 Received of Sir P. MUSGRAVE Bart. by the payment of Mr. L. S. DIXON Seventy two Pounds 4s/- for Clo. Seeds &c as per Annexed Bill, by me, [signed] G. WALTON
27 Jul 1820. A BATCH OF DURHAM GAOL TAX RECEIPTS.
13 neat and clean receipts.
Sundry Persons Durham Jail Sess. 1820.
1 William ROBINSON Aukland 6 13 4 2 Thomas WALDON Brussleton 1 18 4 3 Henry WALKER Thickley 1 9 8 4 John PARKER West Thickley - 17 6 87 5 Richard HERON Hill Top - 9 0 6 Robert PARKER Even wood - 15 7½ 7 A. and Thos. SEWELL Wood House - 10 10 8 Thomas DAY Stone Quarry - 1 0 9 Ralph KILBURN Wood & Tyth - 9 9 £ 13 – 5 – 0½ ======July 27. 1820 Placed to Sir Philip MUSGRAVE’s Account thirteen Pounds 5s/0½d allowed the above persons this day [signed] L S DIXON
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June 23 1820 Recevit of John PORKER a Gaol Rate for the Lands of Redworth 1£ ~ 6S ~ 3D [signed] Christopher YOUNG Canstable 1 . 6 . 3 2/1d ------17 . 6
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June 23 1820 Recevet of Rechard HARRON a Gaol Rate for the Lands of Redworth. 0£ ~ 13S ~ 6D Landlords part. 0£ ~ 9S ~ 0D [signed] Christopher YOUNG Canstable
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June 23rd 1820 Recevet of Henry WALKER a Gaol Rate for the Lands of Redworth. 1£ ~ 14S ~ 6D Landlords part 1£ ~ 3S ~ 0D. [signed] Christopher YOUNG Canstable
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Recd. of Henry WALKER 0£ . 10S . 0D for a Goal Cess for £40 per Year at 3d. per Pound. Due July. 6. 1820 £ S D 0 . 10 . 0 [signed] George LANGSTAFF Constable 2/3d ------0 . 6 . 8
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Recd July 25 . 1820 of Mr William ROBINSON for a Jale Sess at 2d in the Pound for the Landlord being Six Pounds thirteen Shillings and 4d for [signed] Ralph KILBURN £ 6 13 4 Collector
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Recd. of Mr. Ths DAY July 25th. 1820 for a Jale Sess at 2d in the Pound for the Landlords Part being One Shilling for [signed] Ralph KILBURN £ 0 ― 1 ― 0 Collector 88
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Received July 25. 1820 of Mr William ROBINSON for Sir Phillip MUSGROVE Bart a Jale sess the sum of Nine Shillings and 9d at 3d in the Pound [signed] Ralph KILBURN Collector £ 0 9 9
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Recd of Mr Thos WALDON. July 25. 1820 for a Jale Sess at 2d in the Pound for the Landlords Part being One Pound Eighteen Shillings and 4d for [signed] Ralph KILBURN £ 1 . 18 . 4 Collector
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Evenwood Barony July 24 1820 Received of Robt. PARKE the Sum of Eight Shillings and Nine pence for the Jail Assessment By me 8 . 9 [signed] Richd LAWSON Constable 2/3d ------5 . 10
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3 Nov. 1819. Received of Robt. PARKER 14s./8d. for a Jail Sess in Evenwood Barony s d 14 . 8 [signed] George ALDERSON 2/3d ------Constable 9 . 9½
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Recd. of Ann & Tho: SEWELL One Goal Rate for Lord at Woodhouses belonging to Sir P. MUSGRAVE Bt. @ 4d½ £ – 6 ~ 6
Octr. 28th. 1819 [signed] Wm. HEDLEY
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Recd. of Ann & Tho: SEWELL One Goal Rate for Lord at Woodhouses belonging to Sir P. MUSGRAVE Bart. @ 3d. £ – 4 . 4
July 25th. 1820 [signed] Wm. HEDLEY
01 Aug 1820 (1). PLOUGHING ACCOUNT & RECEIPT.
Neat and clean receipt and account.
Sir P. MUSGRAVE Bart. Dr. to Mathew WILSON April 25. 1820 £ s d Ploughing 14 acres at 9s per acre 6 – 6 – 0 89 Ditto 20 acres at 8s per acre 8 – 0 – 0 Ploughing & harrowing 9½ days at 10s/6d pr day 4 – 19 – 9 Two Cart loads of Slate. (Carriage) 0 – 2 – 0 ------Augt. 1st. 1820 £ 19 – 7 – 9 Settled his ======Mathw + WILSON mark
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£ 19 ~ 7 ~ 9 Edenhall August 1st. 1820 Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart by Payment of L S DIXON Nineteen Pounds 7s/9d for ploughing two fields in the Allotmt. late WALLACEs & 10 acre Field Wood head Farm, twice over as per annexed Bill, by me his Witness [signed] George DIXON Mathew + WILSON mark
01 Aug 1820 (2). A DETAILED ROPE MAKER’S ACCOUNT.
A fresh, very neat and clean account. 5" x 5".
Penrith Sir Philip MUSGROVE Bart. 1820 Bought of Jonn LEECE £ s d May 4 To 1 Pair of Plowrigns 0 ― 2 ― 3 June 10 To 1 Pair of Do 0 ― 2 ― 3 24 To 10 Scafald roopes 0 ― 10 ― 0 July 8 To 2 Pair of Strong Cart ropes 0 ― 8 ― 0 16 To 2 Pair of Strong Do 0 ― 8 ― 0 21 To 1 lb of Blocking Cord 0 ― 1 ― 6 ------1820 £ 1 ― 12 ― 0 Augst 1st Settled ------[signed] Jonn LEECE
02 Aug 1820. RECEIPT FOR PAYMENT INTO FORSTERS’ BANK, CARLISLE.
A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 3" x 6".
August 2d. 1820 Placed to Sir Philip MUSGRAVE’s account Seven Hundred and Twenty one Pounds paid this day to Messrs FORSTERs Co. Bankers Carlisle.
£ 721 ~ 0 ~ 0 [signed] L S DIXON
04 Aug 1820. PLOUGHMAN’S WAGES AT BARONWOOD.
A superbly fresh, small very neat and clean wages receipt. 6" x 7".
90 Edenhall Augt. 4 . 1820 Received of Sir C. J. MUSGRAVE Bart by payment of L S DIXON the sum of Four Pounds 16 for Eight weeks service as ploughman at Baron Wood from the 9 of June till this day at 12/ per week, by me his James X BIRNEY £ 4 ― 16 ― 0 mark
05 Aug 1820. AN ACCOUNT FOR BUTTER AND FOWLS.
A fresh, very neat and clean account. 7" x 6".
Sir P. MUSGRAVE Bart To John BELL Aprile 3. 1820 £ S D 4 lb a Buttar at 12D per lb – 4 – Aprile 17 10 lb a Buttar at 9½ per lb – 7 11 Aprile 22 one Cupple of Fowls – 2 6 Aprile 24 10 lb a Buttar at 9½ per lb – 7 11 May 1 10 lb a Buttar at 10D per lb – 8 4 8th 5 lb a Buttar at 10 per lb – 4 2 17th 2 lb a Buttar 10 per lb – 1 8 18th 9 lb a Buttar at 11 per lb – 8 3 30th 6 lb a Buttar at 11½ per lb – 5 9 June 2nd 8 lb a Buttar a 11½ per lb – 7 8 Dto 1 Cupple of Fowls at 1s ― 6 each – 3 – ------1820 £ 3 1 2 Augst 5 Sattled [signed] John BELL
13 Nov 1820. JOHN WRIGHT’S WAGES ACCOUNT.
A neat and clean wages account. 6" x 6".
Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. To John WRIGHT Dr. 1820 Nov 13 To 25 weeks Wages from May 23d to } £ s d this day inclusive at 14s/6d per week } 18 ~ 2 ~ 6 To 3 weeks Board & Lodging Mr. CRAIGs } Shepherd attending Sheep at Cloan [?] Fog at 10/. } 1 ~ 10 ~ 0 ------£ 19 ~ 12 ~ 6 ------November 13th. 1820 Received by the payment of L S DIXON Nineteen Pounds 12s/6d for Wages &c as above by me [signed] John WRIGHT
14 Nov 1820. RECEIPT FOR PAYMENT TO CURATE OF RAVENSTONEDALE.
A neat receipt. 3" x 8". 91 £ s d 5 ~ 1 ~ 0 Rectory, Clifton, Nov. 14, 1820. Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart., by the hands of Mr. DIXON, the Sum of Five Pounds and one Shilling, being a yearly Payment out of Bleatarn Rents, due at Martinmas, and payable to the Curate of Ravenstonedale, in the County of Westmorland: I say, received by me [signed] John ROBINSON, Curate of Ravenstonedale aforesaid.
23 Nov 1820 (1). DETAILED COACHMAKER’S ACCOUNT FOR REPAIRS.
A neat account and receipt. A bit rough at edges with worm holes, visible on scan. Quite grubby and aged.
Copy Penrith Nov 1821 Sir P MUSGRAVE Bart 1820 To John DAWSON Augt. 21 To Horse & Gig twice to Eden Hall . 7 . 6 Oct 23 To a new extra large size plate Glass cutting Do } & fytting in a box sending to Edenhall } 3 . 3 . 0 Nov 6. To 6 Linch Pins plated nobs &c – . 3 . 0 3 . 13. 6 Lady MUSGRAVE Oct 23 To a new globe glass Treping [?] Lamp . 7 . 6 To a wire & spring To Do. & new end . 5 . 0 To lining the fore Hansom with new } leather laking [?] rut sputting [?] under } . 8 . 6 fore carriage &c } To cutting the joints of the wheels & soling [?] . 2 . 6 To 2 Cwt of Iron for the wheels with } nails &c complete } 4 . 16 . 0 To fitting the Boxes of Do. to the arms &c 2/- – . 8 . 0 To Leather & new nobb to the pole – . 2 . 6 To cleaning, trucking up, blacking &c – . 3 . 6 To four Linch Pins & Loop to the hind Trace – . 1 . 6 To Horse & Man to bring & take the carriage to Edenhall 5/6 – . 11 . 0 ------10 . 19 . 6 Pd. By old Iron 12s/- 12 ------10 . 7 . 6 Novr. 23 1820 Settled for John DAWSON [signed] James WRIGHT
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£ 10 . 19 . 6 Edenhall Novr. 23d 1820 deduct old Iron 12 ------£ 10 . 7 . 6 ------92 Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart by payment of L S DIXON Ten Pounds 7s/6d for repairing Carriages &c as per annexed Bill for John DAWSON [signed] James WRIGHT
23 Nov 1820 (2). DETAILED SADDLER’S ACCOUNT & RECEIPT.
A neat and clean detailed saddler’s account and receipt. 16" x 6".
Sir Philip MUSGROVE To Wm. FAWCETT 1820 June 2 New Side of Winker & Md. Cart Bridle 2 : 6 13 Leather and Whangs for Turnip Drill 2 : 4 27 1 Quart of Oill and Botle 2 : 8 New frunt and md. Cart Bridle 1 : 6 July 7 New head strap & Md. Cart Bridle 2 : ~ New Rein to a Cart Bridle 3 : ~ Leather & Md. & Stuffg Neck Collar 1 : 8 12 New Leather & Md. 4 head Collars 5 : 6 20 a polld. Curb Bridle 14 : ~ 25 a Silk Cord to whip 4 28 Whangs 3 a Crook & Leather to Back Band 8 29 New Frunt and head strap to Bridle 1 : 8 New Strap to Coupg rim 6 4 Double Hople Straps 12 : ~ Aug 4 2 hame straps 1 : 4 2 Collar shanks 1 : 4 5 Leather & Back Stuffg 2 Neck Collars 5 : ~ New Bord and Stuffg Cart Sadle 1 : 6 8 New Shoulders & Md. & Stuffg Cart Collar 3 : 6 15 5 New pads & New Lr. & Md. Stays 4 : 6 Stuffg and Mendg a Cart Sadle 1 : 6 2 pads and Mendg Cart Bridle 10 2 Loups to a Girth 4 18 a Winker Bearer New farside and mendg Cart Bridle 2 : 8 22 2 New Bords new strap & Stuffg Cart Sadle 3 : 6 23 a Dogg Whip 5 : 6 3 Gun Slings @ 3/ 9 : ~ a Dogg Call 1 : ~ 30 New strap to Sadle 6 2 Check & New Straps to Mouth Baggs 4 : ~ Sep 4 New Trim and Mendg. Cart Bridle 3 : ~ 2 Quarts & 1 pint of Oill 5 : ~ New Cross strap & Leather & Md. 2 Pr. of Stays 3 : 6 New Strap & Stuffg & Md Cart Sadle 1 : 6 Mendg 2 Cart Bridles 1 : 4 a hame strap 8 New Shoulder and Lieng Neck Collar 4 : 6 Buckle & Chape to Cart Sadle Girth 4 14 Buckle piece & Md Cart Sadle 1 : ~ 23 a Back to a Brush 3 26 2 New Straps and Stuffg & Md Cart Sadles } & New Leather & Md. 2 Stays } 5 : 6 93 ------£ 6 – 3 – 2
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1820 Brought over £ 6 – 3 – 2
Sep 26 New Leather and Md. 2 head Collars 1 : 6 a Collar shank 8 Oct 18 2 Best Currey Combs 3 : ~ 20 a best polld Portsmouth Bridle 17 : ~ 22 New Shoulders and Lieng Neck Coller 5 : 6 2 Chapes and Mendg Girth & Cord to Whip 1 : 2 Nov 3 Mendg a Belly Band 6 4 8 Woolg Bandages 2½ Yards long with strings @ 2/~ 16 : ~ a Large Spunge 4 : 6 6 2 long hame straps 2 : ~ new End & Strap to Chain Belly Band 1 : ~ 8 Mendg a Boddy Rowler [?] 8 a Currey Comb for Farm 1 : ~ 10 a Corn Bagg 2 : ~ ------£ 8 – 19 – 8 deduct for Bridle 17 – ------Novr. 23d. 1820 Settled £ 8 – 2 – 8 [signed] Wm. FAWCETT ------
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------£ 8 ~ 2 ~ 8 Edenhall Novr. 23d. 1820 ------Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart by payment of L S DIXON Eight Pounds 2s/8d for Saddlery Work as per annexed Bill by me [signed] Wm. FAWCETT
03 Dec 1820. ANN KENDAL’S EXPENSES AND WAGES ACCOUNT.
A neat and clean detailed account. 7" x 5".
Sir P. MUSGRAVE Bart. Dr 1820 To Ann KENDAL £ s d Loade of Coals 0. 11. 0 6 Ducks 0. 6. 0 Goose 0. 4. 6 Yeast 0. 4. 0 Whitsuntide Ostler Marketing Woman 0. 8. 0 Gun Case for Sir P 0. 3. 8 Chimney Sweep 0. 3. 0 HAMILTON. Music . 10. 0 94 Pd. Ostler & Market woman } at the New Crown at } 1. 0. 0 Martinmas last } ------3. 10. 2 To my ½ years Wages 8. 8. 0 To 9 weeks Board Do at 8s/ 3. 12. 0 ------£ 15. 10. 2 ------December 3d. 1820 Recd. by paymt. of L S DIXON on Sir. P. MUSGRAVE’s account the Sum of Fifteen Pounds 10/2 for the above by me [signed] Ann KENDAL
08 Dec 1820. DETAILED KIRKBY STEPHEN INNKEEPER’S ACCOUNT.
A neat and clean detailed account. 6" x 16"
Kirkby Stephen 1820 Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. To John POWLEY Dr.
August 11 To 4 Tea 1/6 6 – 12 To 4 Breakfasts 1/9 7 – ― To Meat Sent to Moors 10 – ― To Porter Do 5 4 ― To 4 Dinners 10 – ― To a Tea 6 – ― To 3 Bottles Sherry & Port 1 0 – ― To Porter 3 8 13th To 4 Breakfasts 7 – ― To 4 Dinners 10 – ― To Porter 3 – ― To 2 Wine Port & Sherry 13 – ― To 3 Tea 4 6 14 To 3 Breakfasts 5 3 ― To Meat to Moors 5 – ― To Porter Do 5 – ― To 3 Dinners 7 6 ― To 2 Bottles Sherry 14 – ― To Porter 2 6 15 To 3 Breakfasts 5 3 ― Paid Blacksmith 6 ― Beds 14 – ― Horses Hay & Corn 1 5 3 ― Pd. for Hack Horse 7 6 ― Pd. for ALDERSONs Boy assistg } To Moors } 2 6 ― Pd. for Game Boxes } 2/- 2/- 1/4 1/6 } 6 10 11th to 16. Game Keeper. Eating & ale 2 3 5 Days Do eating & ale 3/6 17 6 Spirit to Moors } 4 days 8 – 95 had by Gamekeeper } Jos VARTY & J ALDERSON } 5 Days Eating & ale } 1 2 6 Sep 14 To Ale to Hartley Castle } Peinlear [?] raising per T. HAMILTON } 5 – ------£ 13 1 10 Pd. for washing 1 0 Servants 1 0 0 ------1820 £ 14 2 10 Decr. 8 By Cash of Mr DIXON 14 2 10 ------[signed] John POWLEY
12 Dec 1820. RECEIPT FOR HATS FOR TWO SERVANTS.
A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 4" x 6".
Penrith. Sir P MUSGRAVE To W. NANSON Dr 1820 £ s d May 1st To Hat for Wm. BLANCHARD 1 – 1 – 0 10th To Do Wm WATSON 1 – 1 – 0 ------£ 2 – 2 – 0 Received 12 Dec 1820 per [signed] Jos NANSON
15 Dec 1820. SUBSCRIPTION TO FEMALE VISITING SOCIETY, CARLISLE.
A postally carried letter, a bit grubby.
C R 31 Treasurer Carlisle visitg Society one years Subscription £ 2 ~ 2 ~ 0 Decembr 15. 1820
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To Mr. DIXON Lady MUSGRAVE’s Steward Edenhall
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Miss ANDERSON, Treasurer to the Female visiting Society in this Town, requests the Favor of Lady MUSGRAVE’s Annual Subscription of Two Guineas to that Charity, due for the present year. 96
Carlisle Decr 1st. 1820
16 Dec 1820. RECEIPT FOR A GALLOWAY COW.
A superbly fresh, small very neat and clean receipt. 4" x 6".
December 16th. 1820 Placed to Sir Philip MUSGRAVEs account Eight Guineas paid to John WRIGHT for a Gallowayshire Cow bought of him, to stall feed at Eden Hall.
£ 8 ― 8 ― 0 [signed] L S DIXON
20 Dec 1820. LETTER WITH ACCOUNT FOR TEACHING 6 POOR CHILDREN.
A postally sent letter containing an account. A bit grubby on the back. 6" x 8".
C R 37 John ARMSTRONG Education of 6 poor children £ 1 ~ 2 ~ 6 ------Decembr. 20. 1820
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Mr. DIXON [Round Stamp] Edenhall CARLISLE Post paid Penrith 8DE8 1820 [red wax seal] 298
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Carlisle Dec 6th., 1820 Sir I have made out all the Quarterpence bills except for these six children
Margaret WRIGHT 12 weeks = 0 – 3 – 9 Josph WRIGHT 12 do 0 – 3 – 9 John WESTERN 12 do 0 – 3 – 9 Douglas WATSON 12 do 0 – 3 – 9 David WATSON 12 do 0 – 3 – 9 Thos. PUGMIRE 12 do 0 – 3 – 9 ------£ 1 – 2 – 6 which sum ------I hope you will not refuse to pay. Mr. WALTON will give your receipt for this and the other sum.
If you could send it to me on Monday first or to some one who will give it me on that day it will oblige your obedient servant [signed] Mr. John ARMSTRONG 97 30 Dec 1820 (1). DETAILED ACCOUNT FOR JOURNEY TO BRAMHAM BIGGIN.
A neat detailed account. A bit aged on the back. 4" x 7".
November 12th 1820 Exspences to Bramham Biggin £ S D Appelby 4 Horsess Hay 1 4 2 Men Eating and Drinking 3 Punchbool 1 Bows 4 Horsess Hay and Corn and 2 Men Eating and Drinking 19 Cattrickbridge Horsess Hay and Corn 2 Men Eating and Drinking 9 6 York Gate Horsess Hay and Corn 2 Men Eating and Drinking 16 6 New Inn Horsess Corn 2 Men Eating and Drinking 5 York Gate Horsess Hay and Corn 2 Men Eating and Drinking 7 2 Cattrickbridg Horsess Corn 2 Men Eating and Drinking 7 Greata Bridg Horsess Hay and Corn 2 Men Eating and Drinking 16 Punchbool 1 Appelby Horsess Hay and Corn 2 Men Eating and Drinking 8 4 Tool Bars 1 10 0 ------£ 6 4 10 1820 December 30th Received the above [signed] John ARNISON
30 Dec 1820 (2). RECEIPT FOR TWO LEICESTER RAMS.
A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 3" x 6".
December 30 1820. Placed to Sir Philip MUSGRAVE’s account Five Pounds paid to Mr William JAMES of Penrith for Two Leicester Rams bought of him by me
£ 5 ~ 0 ~ 0 [signed] L S DIXON
30 Dec 1820 (3). SUBSCRIPTION TO PENRITH NATIONAL SCHOOL.
A clean and neat receipt. 4" x 6".
December 30. 1820 Placed to Sir Philip MUSGRAVE’s Account Two Guineas paid to Mr. Wm. JAMES, Treasurer to Penrith Nationl School being 1 years subscription to that Institution.
£ 2 ~ 2 ~ 0 [signed] L S DIXON
30 Dec 1820 (4). DETAILED POST HORSES ACCOUNT.
Neat and clean detailed account and receipt.
Penrith Sir P. MUSGRAVE Bt 1820 To Wm. ATKINSON 11 Augt To a Pr. of Horses fm. Edenhall to Appleby 1 . 1 . 3 14 To 4 do by do to Carlisle 2 . 15 . 0 To a Post Chaise to Ednl ― . 7 . 6 98 21 To a Pr. of Horses fm. do to Appleby 1 . 1 . 3 22 To do do to Lowther 11 . 3 24 To do do do 7 . 6 25 To do fm. Lowther to Dalemain 10 . 6 26 To do fm. Dalemain to Ednl 10 . 6 28 To do to & fm Kirkoswald 12 . ― 29 To do fm. Edenhall to Pooley & DuMain & Ednl 1 . 3 . 9 31 To do to & fm. Kirkoswald ― . 12 . ― 2 Sepr To do do Scirsgill ― . 15 . ― 4 To do to Dalemain 10 . 6 5 To do fm. do to Edenhall 10 . 6 7 To 4 Horses to & fm. Dalemain 1 . 10 . ― 8 To a Post Chaise fm. do to Ednl 10 . 6 11 To a Pr. of Horses to & fm. Newbign 1 . 0 . 0 13 To a do do do Lowther 1 . 0 . 0 16 To do by Penrith to Appleby 1 . 2 . 6 18 To 4 Horses to & fm. Glenridding 3 . 4 . ― 26 To 4 do fm. Ednl to Carlisle 2 . 15 . ― 28 To Pr do fm Carl to Edenhall 1 . 7 . 6 2 Octr To do to & fm Brougn . 15 . 0 To a Post Chaise to & fm Carlisle 1 . 13 . ― To do do to Lowther 11 . 3 4 To 4 Horses to Raus 2 . 2 . ― To a Post Chaise fm Lowther to Ednl. 11 . 3 ------
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£ s d 1820 Brougt Forward 29 . 10 . 6 4 Octr. To a Post Chaise to Edenhl 7 . 6 5 To a do do to & fm do 15 . ― 6 To a Pr. to Raus 1 . 1 . ― To do to & fm Assemblie 15 . 0 11 To do do Lowther 1 . 0 . 0 To 2 Teas in Rau Week ― . 4 . ― 16 To a Pr. of Horses to & fm K Oswald ― . 12 . ― 18 & 19 To 2 Chaises to Edenhall 15 . ― 20 To 4 Horses to & fm Brougn 1 . 10 . To 4 do do Penrith 1 . 10 . ― 23 To Pr. do fm Ednl to Carlisle 1 . 7 . 6 To 1 Galln. of Vingr 3 . 6 30 To 4 Horses to Carlisle fm. Ednl 2 . 15 . 0 3 & 5 Novr To 2 Chaises to Edenhall 15 . 0 9 To a Pr. fm Ednl. to Appleby 1 . 1 . 3 a r To Blacksmiths /c as p . bill 6 . 12 . 6 ------£ 50 . 14 . 9 6 . 12 . 6 ------£ 44 . 2 . 3 ------
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£ 50 . 14 . 0 Penrith Decemr. 30. 1820 6 . 12 . 6 Smiths acct. ------44 . 1 . 6 Received of Sir P. MUSGRAVE Bart. by the payment of L S DIXON Fifty Pounds 14/- for posting as per annexed Bill by me [signed] Wm ATKINSON
20 Jan 1821. ACCOUNT FOR JOURNEY TO BRAMHAM.
A neat and clean detailed account. 9" x 7". Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. had a residence at Bramham Biggin.
C R 59 Willm. SANDERSON Journey to Bramham £ 3 ~ 5 ~ 10 ------January 20. 1821
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January 11th. 1821 £ s d Jany 11th. Horse sharped 0 ~ 1 ~ 0 Jany 12th. Brough Servants Eating & Liquors 0 ~ 5 ~ 0 Beds 0 ~ 0 ~ 6 Horses Hay and Corn 0 ~ 3 ~ 0 Hostler 0 ~ 0 ~ 6 ― 13th. Old Spittle To bread and Cheese 0 ~ 0 ~ 6 To Ale 0 ~ 0 ~ 6 To Horse Hay and Corn 0 ~ 0 ~ 8 Greta Bridge To eating and Ale 0 ~ 2 ~ 6 Hay and Corn 0 ~ 2 ~ 6 To Hostler and Maid 0 ~ 0 ~ 9 ― 14th. Catterick Bridge To eating 0 ~ 1 ~ 0 Horses Hay and Corn 0 ~ 0 ~ 10 Londonderry To eating Ale & Porter 0 ~ 3 ~ 6 Horses Hay and Corn 0 ~ 3 ~ 0 Bed and Hostler 0 ~ 1 ~ 0 ― 15th. Boroughbridge Breakfast 0 ~ 1 ~ 0 Dinner 0 ~ 1 ~ 0 Supper 0 ~ 1 ~ 0 Ale Porter and Beer 0 ~ 1 ~ 6 Horses Hay and Corn 0 ~ 3 ~ 6 Hostler and Chambermaid 0 ~ 1 ~ 0 ― 16th. Wetherby Ale 0 ~ 0 ~ 8 Horse 0 ~ 0 ~ 6 Toll Bars 0 ~ 1 ~ 5 ------£ 1 ~ 18 ~ 4
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s d Brought Over £ 1 ~ 18 ~ 4 Jany 17th. Coach Fare 1 ~ 2 ~ 0 Supper 0 ~ 1 ~ 0 Coach Drivers 0 ~ 1 ~ 9 Coach Guards 0 ~ 1 ~ 9 Jany 18th. Breakfast 0 ~ 1 ~ 0 ------£ 3 ~ 5 ~ 10 1821 Jany 20. Settled the above by me [signed] William SANDERSON
21 Jan 1821. A DETAILED PENRITH GUNSMITH’S ACCOUNT.
A fresh, very neat and clean detailed account. 7" x 12".
C R 61 John GREEN Gunsmith £ 2 ― 2 ― 6
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Penrith 9th. Augt. 1820 Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. to John GREEN s d To Cutting a Stock and putting Heal Plate on 2 . 6 To a Cushen on the Stock 4 . 0 Augt. 30 To 2 Cushens on 2 Double Guns 8 . 0 To a Spring on Patent Flask 1 . 6 Sepr. 9 To Boreing a Double Gun 6 . 0 To Powder & Shoot to trie the Gun 2 . 0 To Setting the Barrels Streight 1 . 0 To a New Ramrood Lauswood 2 . 2 11 To Boreing a Double Gun 6 . 0 To a Capt Screw on Ramrood 1 . 6 Ocr. 27 To Hardening a Hammar 1 . 0 28 To Boreing a Gun 3 . 0 To Hardening a Hammar 1 . 0 Novr. 21 To Reparing a Pistol . 6 To Reparing a Gun 1 . 6 Decr. 15 To Reparing a Patent Breech 1 . 0 ------£ 2 . 2 . 6 ------January 24th. 1821 Settled [signed] John GREEN
29 Jan 1821. MAYOR’S DETAILED EXPENSES FOR CARLISLE ELECTION.
A neat and clean detailed account and receipt. 101 Carlisle Election May 1820
Expences incurred by Thomas BLAMIRE Esquire Mayor £ s d John FORSTERs Bill for fitting up Townhall 15 ― 4 ― 0 Retaining Assessor and attending him and the } Agents of the Candidate } 2 ― 2 ― – Expences of Express from Post Office 4 ― 1 ― 7 Assessors Fee 157 ― 10 ― – Robert RITCHIE Bill for Constables staves 1 ― 10 ― – Paid Doorkeepers & 39 Constables for attendance } seven days } 75 ― 11 ― – Poll Book and Stationary – ― 12 ― – Poll Clerk 7 days 14 ― 14 ― – Assistant to do. 7 ― 7 ― – ------£ 278 ― 11 ― 7 Paid ======29th Jany. 1821
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Carlisle 29 Jany 1821. Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Baronet by payment of W [?] EMMERSON the Sum of nineteen Pounds & five Shillings and nine pence being the Balance of Acct of Expences incurred by Thos BLAMIRE Esqr Mayor at the late Carlisle Election [signed] Hodgson A. NANSON
06 Feb 1821. A COOPER’S ACCOUNT.
A fresh, very neat and clean detailed account. 3" x 6".
C R 82 Henry GASKARTH Cooper £ 1 ~ 14 ~ 0 ------Februy. 6. 1821
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Penrith Sir P. MUSGRAVE Bart 1820 To Henry GASKARTH Dr Augt 18 Dressing Casks 1 day Man & appr. 5 – 0 26 1 Ale Funnel 5 – 0 29 2 Stable pails & Bewling 12 – 6 2 Tubs @ 5/- 10 – 0 1 Corn Measure 1 – 6 ------£ 1 ― 14 ― 0 Feb 6 Settled 1821 [signed] Henry GASKARTH 102
10 Feb 1821. ACCOUNT FOR THRESHING OATS.
A fresh, very neat and clean account. 4" x 7".
January 31th 1821 Sir Phillip MUSGRAVE Bart. to John WILSON Dr. £ S D To Threshing 18 Quarters and 15 Pecks of Oats at 1S ― 2D pr. Quarter 1 ― 2 ― 1
February 10th. 1821 Received by payment of L S DIXON One Pound 2/1 for the above by me his Witness [signed] Rd HETHERINGTON John + WILSON mark
20 Feb 1821. PENRITH BOOTMAKER’S ACCOUNT & RECEIPT.
Fresh and neat account and receipt.
Sir P: MUSGROVE Bart 1820 To D HARTLEY October 4 young Man 1 par Boots 2 5 – Novemb. 13 Mr BLANCHARD Boots 2 6 – Dcember 18 futman Boots 2 6 – Do. Valet Boots 2 6 – ------£ 9 3 – ------Deduct valets boots = 2£ . 6s
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£ 9 ~ 3 ~ 0 Penrith February 20. 1821
Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. by the payment of L S DIXON nine Pounds & three shillings for Servants Boots as per Bill delivered by me [signed] D HARTLEY
22 Mar 1823. AN ACCOUNT FOR CART LOADS OF ASHES.
A neat and clean account. 3" x 6".
1823 Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Dr £ S D To Wm. SANDERSON To 7 Cart Loads of Ashess at 1s per Cart Load 7 ~ John ARNISON 7 Cart Loads of Ashess at 1s per Cart Load 7 ~ ------~ 14 ~ March 22th 1823 Settled the above by me [signed] John ARNISON
103 17 May 1823. ACCOUNT FOR SHEPHERDS’ BOARD & LODGING.
A neat account. 4" x 6".
1823 Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Dr To Wm. DAWSON for Shepherds Board £ S D John TINISWOOD 8 Days – 8 0 Thomas SLACK 1 Day – 1 – William JACKES 1 Night – 1 – Eliah M DONAL 1 Night – 1 – DONAL 1 Night – 1 – ------£ 0 12 0 ------17th May Settled the above by me [signed] Wilm DAWSON
27 May 1823 (1). CLOCKMAKER’S ACCOUNT FOR 8 DAY CLOCK REPAIRS.
A neat account. 4" x 8".
Sir Plpe. MUSGRAVE Baront. M.P. Penrith 23. 4 Mo 1823 To Josh. WILKINSON Dr. To A new tooth in Hour Wheel and Cleaning 8 Days Clock And Cleaning A 8 Days Clock @ 27. 5 Mo 1823 £ 0 ― 7 ― 6 ------May 27. 1823 Settled by [signed] Josh WILKINSON
27 May 1823 (2). ROPE MAKER’S ACCOUNT.
A fresh, very neat and clean detailed account. 2" x 6".
No 3. Jona LEECE Ropemaker 12/6 ------May 27th. 1823
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Sir Philip MUSGROVE Esqr. Bart. 1823 Bought of Jonathe LEECE £ s d Feby 25 To 1 Strong Cord 0 . 2 . 0 To 1 Holter Strong 0 . 1 . 8 March 1 To 3 Pair of Plough Rings 0 . 6 . 9 April 28 To 1 Pair of Do 0 . 2 . 3 ------May 27th 1823 Settled £ 0 . 12 . 8 [signed] John BREAKS P. with 12 . 6 ------104 10 Jun 1823. ACCOUNT OF GROOM’S TRAVELLING EXPENSES.
A neat account. Grubby on the back. 8" x 7".
Paid To Thomas PEARSON Hiesket 1822 £ S d Breakfast and dinner 0 3 0 Horses hay and Corn 0 3 0 Ostler 0 0 3 Horses Shuing 0 1 6 Going to Iselholl dinner 1 4 Horse Corn 0 6 Coming Back dinner 1 3 Ale 0 3 Horse Corn 0 6 Ostler 0 3 Tolls Gates 0 5 Wetherby, dinner Ale 1 6 Tolls Gates 0 4 Gates 0 8 Gates 0 2 ------S 14 11 June 10, 1823. ------Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart by payment of L S DIXON 14/11 for the above being expences of travelling & at sundry times, by me [signed] James ROBINSON
15 Jul 1823. ACCOUNT FOR REPAIRING FISHING NETS.
A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 3" x 7".
Jun th 1s [?] 1823 Sr/ Philip MUSGRAVE Detter to John BEWLEY S D For Mending A Theef Net 1 ~ 3 Jun th 5 For Mending Another Nett 1 ~ 3 For Twine 1 ~ 6 ------4 ~ 0 July 15th 1823 Settled the above [signed] John BEWLEY
02 Aug 1823. PENRITH CLOCKMAKER’S REPAIR ACCOUNT.
A fresh and neat account. 6" x 7". Very faint and difficult to read.
Sir Phlp. MUSGRAVE Bart. MP Penrith 22, 6 M. 1823 [looks more like 1825] To Jos. WILKINSON Dr. To taking Pits out of Work to Reset Pinions. Brushing up. Poles drawing Collapse 105 A new Turning Wheels And Toping up Do. A 8 Days Clock £ 0 ― 9 ― 6 ------2 , , 8 Mo 1823 Settled by [signed] Josh. WILKINSON
05 Aug 1823. ACCOUNT FOR ALE ORDERED BY GAMEKEEPER & GROOM.
A neat account. 3" x 5".
1823 Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Barnet To Thos STEPHENSON s – d Aprel th 30 15 tankets of ale in takg. a Ton 7 ~ ~ 6 May th 8 7 tankets of ale for climbing to crownest 3 ~ ~ 6 ------S . 11 ~ ~ 0 Augt. 5 1823. Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. by paymt. of L S DIXON Eleven Shillings for Ale ordered by Gamekeeper & G WRIGHT, groom, by direction of Sir P. MUSGRAVE. [signed] Thos STEPHENSON
30 Sep 1823 (1). RECEIPT FOR CARRIAGE OF LEAD FROM HARTLEY.
A neat and clean receipt. 4" x 7".
1823 July the 26th Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart to Thos CHAPTON Dr £ – s – d To Carrag of 10 Pigs of Lead from Hartley to Appleby 0 – 4 – 0
1823 Sept 30th Receved of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart by the payment of L S DIXON the above by me [signed] Thos CHAPTON
30 Sep 1823 (2). GAME WATCHER’S WAGES RECEIPT.
A neat and clean receipt. 3" x 6".
September 30 1823 Sir Philip MUSGRAVE to John TEASDALE 6 days watching Game 2 sundays – 10s – 6d Witness [signed] John POWLEY [signed] John TEASDALE
28 Oct 1823. NET REPAIRER’S ACCOUNT.
A fresh, very neat and clean account. 5" x 7".
September th 10 1823 Sr Philip MUSGRAVE Det to John BEWLEY 106 S D For half A Day Mending A Nett 1 ― 3 Four Slips of Twine at 5D a Slip 1 ― 8 ------2 ― 11
October 28th. 1823 Settled the above [signed] John BEWLEY
08 Nov 1823. AN UPHOLSTERER’S ACCOUNT FOR WINDOW BLINDS.
A neat account. A bit grubby on the back. 3" x 6".
1823 Sir Filiph MUSGRAVE Augt To Isaac CARTNER 26 £ s d Making 9 Winday Blinds 0 – 10 – 0 Cords 0 – 1 – 0 Nails 0 – 0 – 2 12 Shetts of Blue Paper 0 – 0 – 6 ------£ 0 – 11 – 8 Settld the above ------[signed] Isaac CARTNER 1823 Novr 8
21 May 1828. RECEIPT FOR A GALLOWAY MILK COW.
A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 4" x 6".
May 21st. 1828. Placed to the Revd. Sir C: J: MUSGRAVE’s a/c Eight Pounds 15s/- paid to Mr Ino: DIXON of Castle Rigg for a Galloway Milk Cow, by me [signed] L S DIXON ------£ 8 ~ 15 ~ 0 ======
03 Jun 1828. MOLE CATCHER’S RECEIPT.
A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 3" x 8".
Penrith June 3d. 1828. Received of the Revd Sir C. J. MUSGRAVE Bt. by payment of Mr. DIXON Three Pounds 15/6 for destroyed Moles on the lands at Edenhall including the Town Head & Grange Farms. by me [signed] Wm. PRESTON ------£ 3 ― 15 ― 6 ------
107 11 Jun 1828. RECEIPT FOR HIGHLAND HEIFERS BOUGHT AT APPLEBY FAIR.
A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 4" x 6".
June 11th. 1828. Placed to the Revd. Sir C. J. MUSGRAVE’s a/c Twenty Five Pounds 19s/~ paid to the Revd. Mr. MILNER for Six 3 yr: old Highland Heifers bought of him at Appleby Fair this day. by me £ s d £ s d 6 Heifers @ 4 ― 7 ― 6 = 26 ― 5 ― 0 [signed] L S DIXON returned ~ ― 6 ― ~ ------£ 25 ― 19 ― ~ ======
16 Jun 1828 (1). RECEIPT FOR THRESHING OATS AT GRANGE FARM.
A neat and clean receipt. 4" x 6".
June 16th. 1828. Received of the Revd. Sir C: J: MUSGRAVE Bart. by payment of Mr. DIXON Sixteen Pounds 6/- for thrashing 269Qrs. ― 14pks of Oats at the Grange Farm at 14d½ pr. qr: by me [signed] Matthew JOHNSON his £ 16 ― 6 ― – Lanclt: X WALKER mark
16 Jun 1828 (2). CUTTING FOUNDATIONS FOR GRANGE FARM HOUSE.
A neat and clean receipt. 4" x 6".
June 16th. 1828 Received of the Revd. Sir C: J: MUSGRAVE Bart. by payment of Mr. DIXON One Pound 3/9. for Cutting Foundations for the Grange Farm House, 47½ yards at /6d per Yard by us [signed] Matthew JOHNSON his £ 1 ― 3 ― 9 Lanclt: X WALKER mark
24 Jun 1828. CHARITY MONEY TO ISAAC WALKER & MARY DALTON.
A very neat and clean receipt. 4" x 6".
June 24th. 1828. Placed to the Revd. Sir C. J. MUSGRAVE’s a/c Two Pounds 8s/4d being ½ yrs: Charity Money paid to Isaac WALKER & Mary DALTON at Midsummer, by me [signed] L S DIXON ------£ 2 ~ 8 ~ 4 ======
108 07 Jul 1828. RECEIPT FOR TWO PIGS BOUGHT AT PENRITH MARKET.
A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 4" x 6".
July 7th. 1828. Placed to the Revd. Sir C: J: MUSGRAVE’s a/c Two Guineas for Two Pigs bought at Penrith Market by me [signed] L S DIXON ------£ 2 . 2 . 0 ======
08 Jul 1828. SCHOOLMASTER’S TUITION FEES.
A superbly fresh, small very neat and clean receipt. 4" x 6".
Revd. Sir C. J. MUSGRAVE Bart. To T. IRELAND Dr. July 5th. 1828. £ S D Apr. 7th. To Josh. OLIVANT, Ino. NOBLE, } P. & C. SANDERSON, T. DAWSON, & J. WRIGHT } 1 7 0 for a quarter’s Tuition each } May 19th. To F. WATSON June 30th. To J. DALTON 9 0 July 7th. To Josh. OLIVANT, Ino. NOBLE } Thos. DAWSON & Ino. WRIGHT } 18 0 ------£ 2 14 0 Settled July 8th [?] [signed] Thomas IRELAND
31 Jul 1828 (1). AUCKLAND RAILWAY RENT.
A neat and clean account. 8" x 6".
Sundry Persons, Auckld. Railway Rent 1828
Nos. £ s d 1 William ROBINSON Auckland 1 10 0 2 Thomas WALDON Brussleton 3 10 0 3 Henry WALKER Thickley 4 10 0 4 John PARKER Ditto 2 0 0 £ 11 ~ 10 ~ 0 ======
July 31st. 1828. Placed to the Revd. Sir C. J. MUSGRAVE’s Acct. Eleven Pounds 10s/- allowed to the above persons for Land taken from their respective Farms by the Rail Way, by me. [signed] L S DIXON
31 Jul 1828 (2). SUNDAY SCHOOL RECEIPT FOR ST. HELEN AUCKLAND.
4" x 7". 109
1828 May 26 Paid for The Rev’d Sir C. J. MUSGRAVE Brt. £ s d for the Sunday School at St. Helens Auckland 3 . 3 . ~
1828 July 31st. Recv’d the Above of The Rev’d Sir C. J. MUSGRAVE Bart by payment of Mr. DIXON [signed] Wm. ROBINSON
31 Jul 1828 (3). ACCOUNT FOR PEELING BARK IN BRUSSELTON WOOD.
A neat and clean account. 12" x 7".
C 144. R 70. Thos: WALDON Bark Peeling £ 39 ~ 17 ~ 10 ------July 31st. 1828.
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Account of Labourers Employ’d in Brusselton Wood.
1828 May 24 May 31 S M T W T F S L. S. D. L. S. D. Wm. ATKINSON 0 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 13 ~ 1 1 1 1 1 1 12 ~ John COXON 0 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 16 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 15 ~ Thos. LAYBURN 0 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 13 9 1 1 1 1 1 1 12 ~ Ralph KILBURN 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 13 9 1 1 1 1 1 1 15 James HODGSON 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 13 9 1 1 1 1 1 1 15 Thos. COXON 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 13 9 1 1 1 1 1 1 15 Robt. HOWE 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 13 9 1 1 1 1 1 1 15 John HOWE 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 13 9 1 1 1 1 1 1 15 Thos. ROBSON 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 13 9 1 1 1 1 1 12 6 Wm. DAVISON 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 13 9 1 1 . . . . 5 - David AKENHEAD 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 11 ~ 1 1 1 1 1 1 12 - Ann COXON 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 5 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 Mary COXON 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 3 8 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 Mary ATKINSON 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 5 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 Ralph ATKINSON 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 3 8 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 Jane STODARD 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 5 6 1 1 ½ 1 1 1 5 6 Ann BLENKINSOP 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 5 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 Mary ROBSON 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 5 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 Elnr. ROBSON 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 5 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 Maria ROBSON 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 5 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 Mary HODGSON 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 5 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 Eliz. STODARD 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 3 8 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 Richd. STODARD 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 2 9 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 Ann HEUGHF. 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 5 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 Ann WILSON 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 5 6 1 1 1 1 1 5 Eliz. DUNN 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 5 6 1 1 1 1 1 5 Mary HOWE 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 5 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 110 Hannah TODD 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 5 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 Barbara BELL 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 5 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 Barbara DUNN 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 5 6 1 1 1 1 1 5 Mary CHIPCHASE 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 5 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 Eliz. ALDERSON 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 5 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 Jane ROUTLEDGE 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 5 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 Jane FORSTER 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 5 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 Ann FORSTER 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 5 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 Eliz. PEARS 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 5 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 Margt. KILBURN 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 3 8 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 Geo. HOWE 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 2 9 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 Wm. FERREY 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 2 9 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 Hannah LAMB 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 3 8 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 Wm. LAMB 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 2 9 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 14 15 1 14 18 ~
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Eliz ROBSON 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 2 9 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 Jane SMART 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 3 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 Margt. DAVISON 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 5 6 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 5 6 Elnr. FERRY ½ 1 1 1 1 ½ 5 1 1 1 1 1 5 Hunter ROBSON 1 1 1 1 ½ 9 . 1 . . . . 2 Isabella CHIPCHASE 1 1 1 ½ 3 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 Eliz. CHIPCHASE 1 . . . . 1 - ...... Mary WHEATLEY 1 1 1 1 ½ 4 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 Eliz. CREE 1 1 1 ½ 3 6 ...... Geo. WILSON 1 . . 2 6 ...... June 7 June 14 James HODGSON 1 1 1 1 10 - 1 1 1 1 1 12 6 John COXON 1 1 1 1 10 - 1 1 1 1 1 12 6 Thos. COXON 1 1 1 7 6 1 1 1 1 10 - Thos. LAYBURN 1 1 1 6 - 1 1 1 1 1 10 - Eliz STODARD 1 1 1 1 6 1 1 1 1 2 - Mary COXON 1 1 1 1 2 - 1 1 1 1 6 Jane STODARD ½ 4 Mary HODGSON 1 1 ½ 1 8 Mary ATKINSON 1 1 ½ 1 8 Maria ROBSON 1 8 Margt DAVISON 1 ½ 1 Elnr. FERRY 1 8 Man and Cart - 1 1 1 1 1 1 10 Ale 10 4 ~ 3 ~ 9 6 - 1 - 0 ------4 - 3 - 9 July 31. 1828. Recd. of the Revd. Sir 14 - 18 - ~ C. J. MUSGRAVE Bart. by payment 14 - 15 - 1 of Mr DIXON thirty six Pounds 13/10 ------for the above £ 39 ― 17 ― 10 ------3 - 4 - 0 Sir C. J. MUSGRAVE Bart, Er. S. d. ------
111 Chrisr. FLOWER 6 Rail Posts 1 – 6 36 ― 13 ― 10 James SMART 10 do 2 – 6 ======John COXON 80 Sacks of } Charcoal at 9d: per Sk } 3 – 0 – 0 ------3 – 4 – 0 ======
July 31. 1828 Received of the Revd Sir C. J. MUSGRAVE Bart. by payment of Mr DIXON Thirty Six Pounds 13/10 Balance for cutting & peeling Oak Trees by me [signed] Thos. WALDON
01 Aug 1828. SOLICITOR’S ACCOUNT, BRUSSELTON COAL MINES, DURHAM.
Neat and clean account and receipt.
Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. and Mr. John SHARP To Fras. MEWBURN Drs. 1826 Septr. Attending Mr. STOREY perusing very long instructions for a Lease of your coal mines at Brusselton and conferring with him thereon - 13 4 Drawing the above 10 Skins 10 10 - Attending Mr. STOREY with the Draft and afterwards attending him and perusing his alterations therein - 6 8 Ingrossing the Lease 9 - - Tax for Stamps and Parchment 21 ------£ 38 10 ------One Moiety £ 19 5 0 ======31st. July 1828 Settled the above a/c for Frans MEWBURN [signed] Thos STOREY
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1 August 1828 Received of Sir Chr J. MUSGRAVE Bart the Executor of Sir P MUSGRAVE Bart deceased the sum of nineteen Pounds five shillings (by the payment of Mr L. S. DIXON) being the amount of one moiety of the annexed bill. £ 19 : 5 [signed] Fra: MEWBURN
02 Aug 1828. WAGES RECEIPT FOR HOEING TURNIPS.
A neat and clean receipt. 4" x 6".
Augt. 2d. 1828. Received of the Revd. Sir C: J: MUSGRAVE Bart. by payment of Mr. DIXON Sixteen Shillings & Sevenpence for Hoeing Turnips in a field called Barbary Plains, 3a . 1r . 12p at 5s/- pr. acre, by me his 112 John + NELSON Mark
05 Aug 1828. DETAILED NURSERY AND SEEDSMEN’S ACCOUNT & RECEIPT.
A lengthy, detailed and neat account and receipt. 16" x 9".
C 146. R 85. Archd. DICKSON Nurserymen & Seedsmn £ 13 ― 19 ― 6 ------August 5th. 1828.
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The Revd Sir C. J. MUSGRAVE 1828 To Archd DICKSON & Son Mar. 6 8 qts Early Frame Pease ~ 5 4 4 qts Dwf Manor Do ~ 2 8 4 qts Blue Imperial Do ~ 3 ~ 6 qts Blue Prussian Do ~ 4 ~ 2 qts Dwf Spanish Do ~ 2 ~ 6 qts Early Charlton Do ~ 3 ~ 1 qt Scymitar Do ~ 1 ~ 3 qts Lisbon Beans ~ 1 6 5 qts Windsor Do ~ 3 4 1 qt Speckled Kidney Do ~ 2 ~ 2 qts White Do Do ~ 4 ~ 1 pint Liver Coloured Do. ~ 1 ~ 1 qt Scarlet Runners ~ 2 ~ 4 oz Deptford Onion ~ 2 ~ 1 oz Silver Skinnd Do ~ ~ 10 6 oz Strasburgh Do ~ 2 ~ 4 oz White Portugal Do ~ 2 ~ 3 oz Winter Do ~ 1 6 1 oz Globe Do ~ ~ 8 2 oz James Keeping Do ~ 1 4 1 oz Scotch Leek ~ ~ 9 ½ oz Parsnip ~ ~ 1 4 oz Curled Parsley ~ ~ 8 2 oz Orange Carrot ~ ~ 4 2 oz Early Hornd Do ~ ~ 6 1 oz Long Red Do ~ ~ 3 2½ oz Alteringham Do ~ ~ 10 2 oz Early Dutch Turnip ~ ~ 4 3 oz Yellow ~ Do ~ ~ 9 4 oz Early Stand Do ~ ~ 8 2 oz Early Yorks Cabbage ~ 1 8 1 oz Malta Turnip ~ ~ 6 ½ oz Willington Cabbage ~ ~ 6 ½ oz Early Emperor Do ~ ~ 6 1 oz Batavia Do ~ 1 ~ 113 1 oz Red Dutch Do ~ 1 ~ ½ oz Green Savoy ~ ~ 4 ½ oz Skinning Gourd Do ~ ~ 4 ½ oz Dwf Danish Brocoli ~ ~ 6 1 oz Purple Brocoli ~ 1 ~ ½ oz White Do ~ ~ 6 ------Carried forward £ 2 18 2
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1828 Brought forward 2 18 2 ½ oz Sulpher Broccoli ~ ~ 6 ½ oz Curled Greens ~ ~ 3 4 oz Red Beet ~ 2 ~ 1 oz Green Curled Endive ~ 1 ~ 2 lb Round Spinage ~ 2 ~ 2 lb Prickley Do ~ 2 ~ 1 oz Salsify 1/. 1 oz Scorzoner 1/ ~ 2 ~ 1 oz Red & White Cellery ~ ~ 8 2 oz Early Cauliflower ~ 5 ~ 1 oz Late Do ~ 2 6 1 oz Green Coss Lettuce ~ 1 ~ 1½ oz Bellaband Do ~ 2 ~ 1½ oz Brown Dutch Do ~ 1 3 1 oz White Selicia Do ~ 1 ~ 1 oz Cabbage Do ~ ~ 10 3 oz Frame Radish ~ ~ 6 3 oz Scarlet Do ~ ~ 6 4 oz Turnip Do Mict [?] ~ 1 ~ 1 lb White Mustard ~ 1 ~ 1 lb Curled Cress ~ 1 6 ½ oz Sweet Marjoram ~ ~ 9 ¼ oz Sweet Basil ~ ~ 6 6 Tarragon Roots ~ 3 ~ 2 oz Mignionette ~ 1 4 ¼ oz Hollyhock ~ ~ 6 1 Pint Sweet Pease ~ 5 ~ 4 oz Nasturtium ~ 2 8 1 Peach [?] Pruning Knife ~ 2 6 1 Paper Vegetable Marrow ~ ~ 6 6 Sorts Cucumbers ~ 3 ~ 30 Sorts Flower Seeds ~ 7 6 Bag 9d Mattopackage [?] 2/6 ~ 3 3 Carriage paid to Penrith ~ 2 6 March 10 3 Dwf plum ~ 2 3 Carrige to Penrith ~ ~ 4 28 10.000 Larch 15 to 21 in 6 5 ~ 400 Spruce 9 to 16 in ~ 7 ~ Mattopackage [?] ~ 8 ~ Carrige paid to Penrith ~ 17 4 ------£ 13 17 7
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Eden Hall 5 Augt 1828 Received from the Revd. C. J. MUSGRAVE Bart. by payment of L S DIXON Esqr the sum of £ 13 . 9 . 6 due Archd. DICKSON & Sons as per Anexd. a/c [signed] Wm. DICKSON
30 Jan 1832. RECEIPT FOR SLATING PIG STY AT TOWNHEAD.
A neat receipt. 3" x 7".
December 31th 1831 Rev Sir Christopher John MUSGRAVE Bart. To Thomas THOMPSON Slating at Town Head Pig Sty 39 yards at 5 pence pr yard 16s ~ 3d
1832 Jan. 30 Settled by me [signed] Thomas THOMPSON
06 Mar 1832. FEES FOR KEEPING A POINTER DOG.
A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 4" x 6".
C 268. R 205. Thos: ATKINSON Keeping a Dog £ 1 . 6 . 0 . March 6th. 1832
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1832 Sir C: J. MUSGRAVE Bart Dr To T. ATKINSON To Keeping of a Pointer Dog thirteen Weeks at 2S pr Week. £ 1 . 6 . 0 March 6th Settled [signed] T. ATKINSON
12 Mar 1832. ACCOUNT FOR CART LOADS OF LIME.
A neat and clean account. 6" x 5".
1831 Sir Christopher J. MUSGRAVE Bart. Eden Hall To Michael WALTON & Co. for Lime Bushels By Samual RELPH Fogclose To 11 Cart Loads or 38½ Bushels 38½ ------By John JOHNSTONE Berremow To 14 Cart Loads or 49 Bushels 49 ------115 By John BELL Kirkoswald Mill To 1 Cart Load or 3½ Bushels 3½ ------91 Bushels £ s d at /6d per Bushel 2 ~ 5 ~ 6 1832 March 12th. Settled the above by payment of Mr DIXON [signed] John ARNISON
23 Feb 1833. AN ACCOUNT FOR 7lb OF CHEESE.
A fresh, very neat and clean account. 3" x 5".
Penrith Sir Chrisr. J: MUSGROVE To J: THOMPSON 1833. £. ~ ~ Feby. 23rd. To 7lb. Cheese a 7d½ 0 . 4 . 4½
Settled [signed] J. THOMPSON
07 Oct 1833. A GLAZIER’S ACCOUNT.
A neat and clean account. 5" x 8".
The Revd. Sir C. J. MUSGRAVE Dr. To Thos. ARMSTRONG 1833 For Work Don at Lockfot £. s. d. June 8 To 11 sq ys. [?] New lead & 1 New Light 0 – 10 – 0 To 1 Tin Casement 2 Winds. painting 0 – 1 – 6 ------0 – 11 – 6 July 20 To Repairs at Ladfot 1 New Light 21 sq ys. [?] & New lead 0 – 13 – 0 ------£ 1 – 4 – 6 1833 Octr. 7 Received of C J MUSGRAVE by the payment of Robt. HAMILTON the above [signed] Thos. ARMSTRONG
23 Oct 1833. RECEIPT FOR EDENHALL TOLL BAR.
A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 2" x 6".
Revd. Sir C. J. MUSGRAVE Bart. To Mary HIND, Dr. 1833 s. d. Octr. 25th To 14 horses and 1 gig. £ ― 3 ― 4
116 Settled [signed] Mary HIND.
22 Nov 1833. HALF YEAR CASTLEGATE TOLL BAR ACCOUNT, PENRITH.
A fresh, neat and clean account. 10" x 3".
1833 Sir C J MUSGROVE Bar Dr to H SUTCLIFF for Toll Gate Penrith
Jun 8 To 1 Cart – Lime 4d 14 To 1 Cart 4 27 To 1 Cart 4 July 6 To 1 Cart 4d 18 To 1 Cart 4 31 To 2 Carts 8d Augt 27 To 2 Carts 8d 30 To 1 Cart 4d Sept 26 To 2 Cart 8 28 To 2 Cart 8d 30 To 2 Carts 8d Octb. 1 To 2 Cart 8d 3 To 1 Cart 4d 4 To 2 Carts 8d 7 To 2 Cart 8d 8 To 2 Carts 8d 14 To 1 Cart 4 16 To 2 Carts 8d 18 To 2 Carts 8 24 To 1 Cart 4d 28 To 1 Cart 4 31 To 2 Carts 8d Nov 8 To 1 Cart 4 9 To 1 Cart 4d 16 To 1 Cart 4d 22 To 2 Carts 8d ------13 ― 0 Settl By [signed] H. [or N.?] SATCLIFF
06 Jan 1834. RECEIPT FOR KILLING TWO PIGS.
A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 6" x 5".
Sir C J MUSGRAVE Bart. 1834 to E NIXON £ s d Jany 6 to 2 Pigs Killing 0 ~ 3 ~ 0
Settled [signed] E NIXON
117 01 Feb 1834. JOURNEY EXPENSES TO APPLEBY WITH CARTS FOR MALT.
A neat and clean receipt. 4" x 6".
Feb. 1. 1834. Received of the Revd. Sir C. J. MUSGRAVE Bart. by payment of Mr. DIXON Four Shillings & one penny, the amount of my expences to Appleby with 2 Carts for Malt.
£ – ~ 4 ~ 0 [signed] Thos WATSON
06 Feb 1834. ACCOUNT FOR BUTCHERING PIGS & HEIFER.
A fresh, very neat and clean account. 3" x 5".
Sir C J MUSGROVE Bart. to E NIXON 1834 Feby 6th. 2 Pigs Butching at 1s/6d each 0 – 3 – 0 1 Heffer ~ Do ~ 6 – 0 ------£ 0 – 9 – 0 Settled [signed] E NIXON
10 Feb 1834. ALSTON CARRIER’S ACCOUNT.
A neat and clean account. 6" x 6".
Carrier Alston Sir C. MUSSGROVE 1833 To Joseph BROWN dr. £ s d Augt. 15 To 2 Cks 4 Galls. 1s/4d Pd. Out ― 3 4 Novr. 7 To 1 Hamper 2 Dozn. ― 4 6 Decr. 16 To 1 Parcel ― ― 7 ------1834 Feb. 10th. £ ― 8 5 Settled [signed] Josh. BROWN
11 Feb 1834. GAMEKEEPER’S RECEIPT FOR EXPENSES.
A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 4" x 6".
No. 18. Wm. BELL Gamekeeper 3/------Feb. 11. 1834
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1834. Feb. 11th. 118 Received of the Revd. Sir C. J. MUSGRAVE Bart. by payment of Mr. DIXON Three Shillings for Expences of Self and ATKINSON at Penrith about poachers. ------£ ~ 3 ~ 0 [signed] William BELL ------
12 Feb 1834. ACCOUNT FOR ALE, RUM AND TOBACCO.
A neat and clean account. Small tear at the bottom. 3" x 7".
1833 Revd. Sir C. J. MUSGRAVE Bart. To E. STEPHENSON s d Decr. 15th. 10 Quarts of Ale 5 0 1 Glass of Rum 0 4 2 oz of Tobacco 0 6 ------5 10 1834 Feb 12. Settled her ==== Mary X STEVENSON Mark
24 Feb 1834. RECEIPT FOR BUTCHERING A HIGHLAND HEIFER.
A superbly fresh, small very neat and clean receipt. 2" x 7".
Sir C. J. MUSGRAVE Bart. 1834 to E NIXON £ s d Febary 24 to Butching 1 hiland heffer 0 ― 6 ― 0
[signed] Elanor TURNBULL Settled [signed] E NIXON
18 Mar 1834 (1). TAXIDERMIST’S LETTER.
A letter, aged with worm holes and weak folds etc. 9" x 7".
No. 24. Edwd. SATERTHWAITE Stuffing Birds £ – ~ 7 ~ 6 March 18. 1834
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Dear Sir I am Sory to trouble you with another Note respecting the Birds which I cured for Sir Christopher of I wrote to You some time since which I have no doubt has escaped Your memory the amount 7s. 6d. I will be much Obliged if You wd. leave with Mr THOMPSON
119 Gun Smith who can inform You how I objected doing them till the then Gamekeeper NOBLE Insisted that Sir Christopher whishd me to do them in Last. Your Obt. Servant [signed] Edwd SATTERTHWAITE with Sir F. F. VANE Bart. Armathwaite Hall March 18 1834 £ 7/6 Recd. for E SATTERTHWAITE Feby. 7th. 1834 [signed] James THOMPSON
18 Mar 1834 (2). ACCOUNT FOR CASTRATING ONE LITTER OF PIGS.
A neat account. A bit grubby. 3" x 6".
Penrith, March 1st. 1834 March C. J. MUSGRAVE Esqr: Db. 1 to Joseph COUPELAND £ S D To one litter of pigs castrating ~ 2 ~
Settled [signed] William COUPLAND March 18th. 1834
22 Mar 1834. GARDENER’S WAGES RECEIPT.
A neat receipt. 4" x 6".
Edenhall, March 22d. 1834 Received of the Revd. Sir C. J. MUSGRAVE Bart. payment of Mr. DIXON Fifteen Guineas being one Quarter of a years Wages due to me as Gardiner up to March 6th. 1834 [signed] James TINDALE £ 15 ~ 15 ~ 0
25 Mar 1834. PAY RECEIPT FOR COLLECTING THE LORD’S RENT.
A neat receipt. 5" x 7".
Penrith March 25th 1834 Received from Sir C. J. MUSGRAVE the Sum one pound 1/- for Conllecting the Lord’s rent for one year. [signed] John ARMSTRONG £ 1 1 0
01 Apr 1834. RECEIPT FOR A FIRKIN OF BUTTER.
A neat receipt. 3" x 8".
The Revd. C MUSGRAVE Bought of Jos. KIRKBRIDE
1834 April 1st. To 1 Firkin Butter @ 40/- = £ 2 – 0 – 0 120 Settled same time [signed] Joseph KIRKBRIDE
30 Apr 1834. JOHN WRIGHT’S DETAILED EXPENSES ACCOUNT.
A neat detailed account. A bit dusty on the back. 8" x 6".
The Revd. Sir C. J. MUSGRAVE Bart To John WRIGHT Dr. 1833 £ s d Nov. 26 To Expences distributing Wood Sale Bills ~ ― 1 ― 0 1834 Jan. 15 To Kempler Toll Gate ~ ― ~ ― 1 ― To Clifton Do. ~ ― ~ ― 4 ― To Expences Do. waiting for ye Cook ~ ― ~ ― 8 Mar. 25 To Parcel from ye Crown for Lady M ~ ― ~ ― 3 To Attending Penrith Market 25 Days } from Oct 15. 1833 to April 29. 1834 at -/6d } ~ ― 12 ― 6 ------£ ~ ― 14 ― 10 ======April 30th. 1834 Received of the Revd. Sir C. J. MUSGRAVE Bart: by payment of Mr. DIXON Fourteen Shillings & 10d for Sundry Expences as above by me [signed] John WRIGHT
20 May 1834. DOCTOR’S ACCOUNT & LETTER OF RECEIPT.
A neat letter acknowledging receipt of payment, with an account.
Penrith 8 Mar 1834
The Revd. Sir C MUSGRAVE Bart. To John TAYLOR M. D. Dr.
To attendce. from 1 Novr 1833 to } 17 Feby 1834: 48 Visits & 27 } 78 ― 15 ―– Nights attendce. }
To attendce 17 Feby to 3d. Mar: } 15 ― 4 ― 6 14 Nights attendce. & 1 Visit } ------£ 93 ― 19 ― 6 From 3d to 8th. Mar 1 Visit per Diem 2 ― 12 ― 6 ------£ 96 ― 12 ―–
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[Postmark: PENRITH, MY 21, 1834]
Mr. DIXON Eden Hall
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Dear Sir, I beg to acknowledge the receipt of Ninety Six Pound 12S/ on 2n. ult: for which I feel much obliged. I am, dear Sir, yours truly Penrith [signed] John TAYLOR 20 May 1834.
13 Dec 1834. RECEIPT FOR PULLING LING FOR THATCHING ICE HOUSE.
A neat receipt. A bit rough at right hand edge. 5" x 7".
December 13. 1834 Received of Sir George MUSGRAVE Bart. by paymt. of Mr DIXON Three Pounds 10/- for pulling 70 Stooks of Ling for Thatching the Ice House at 1s/-d per stook by me [signed] Willam MILBURN £ 3 ~ 10 ~ –
25 Dec 1834. RECEIPT FOR A FIRKIN OF BUTTER.
A neat and clean receipt. 4" x 7".
Sir Geo. MUSGRAVE Bart. To John LONGRIGG Dr. 1834 £ s d Nov. 10 To a Firkin of Butter } from Kirkosld. Mains } 1. 17. 0 ------1. 17. 0 ======Dec. 25. 1834 Settled by me [signed] John LONGRIGG
30 Dec 1834. SUBSCRIPTION TO EVENTS AT PENRITH RACES.
A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 3" x 6".
C 8. R 89. Geo: WRIGHT Penrith Races £ 6 ― 6 ― 0 ------December 30. 1834
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£ S Sir G. MUSGRAVE Bart Subscription to the Cumberland Stake in 1831 5 ― 5 To Subscription to Wrestling 1 ― 1 122 ------Decbr 30th Settled [signed] Geo WRIGHT £ 6 ― 6
27 Jan 1835. SUBSCRIPTION FOR REVEREND WATSON’S MONUMENT.
A clean and neat receipt. 4" x 6".
Edenhall Jan. 27. 1835 Placed to Sir Geo: MUSGRAVEs acct: Two Pounds being his Subscription to a Fund for erecting a monument to the memory of the late Revd. Thos: WATSON, Vicar of Edenhall & Langwathby.
£ 5 . 0 . 0 [signed] L S DIXON
04 Feb 1835. RECEIPT FOR EXPENSES COLLECTING AUCKLAND RENTS.
A neat receipt. Tear at right hand edge. 4" x 6".
Edenhall Feb: 4. 1835.
Placed to Sir Geo. MUSGRAVEs acct. One pound 9s/6d being the amount of my travelling expenses to and from Barnard Castle Receiving the Auckland Rents
[signed] L S DIXON £ 1 . 9 . 6
11 Feb 1835. RECEIPT FOR ALE FROM KIRKOSWALD BREWERY.
A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 4" x 7".
Kirkoswald Brewery Feb 11. 1835. Sir Geo. MUSGRAVE Barnt. Bought of John BELL & Compy £ S D Jany 4 To 18 Gallons of Ale 1 – 0 – 0
Settled Feb 11. 1835 [signed] John BELL
18 Feb 1835. RECEIPT FOR A LEICESTER RAM.
A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 3" x 8".
Recd of Sir George MUSGRAVE Bart. by payment of Mr DIXON Six pounds Ten shillings for a Lecester Ram. Feb. 18 1835. [signed] John BARTON £ 5 -10 – 0
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20 Feb 1835 (1). RECEIPT FOR A GREY MARE BOUGHT AT WIGTON FAIR.
A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 4" x 6".
Feb. 20th. 1835 Placed to Sir Geo: MUSGRAVE’s acct: Twenty Two Pounds 13s/- paid to Mr: WILSON for a Grey Mare rising 5 yrs. old, bought of him this day at Wigton Fair.
£ 23 . 0 . 0 7 . 0 returned [signed] L S DIXON ------£ 22 . 13 . 0
20 Feb 1835 (2). RECEIPT FOR A BLACK MARE BOUGHT AT WIGTON FAIR.
A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 4" x 6".
Feb: 20th. 1835. Placed to Sir Geo: MUSGRAVE’s acct: Twenty Seven pounds 10s/- paid to Mr: A: WILLIAMSON of Highead Castle for a Black Mare, rising 5 Yrs: old bought of him this day at Wigton Fair. [signed] L S DIXON ------£ 27 ~ 10 ~ 0 ======
21 Feb 1835. EXPENSES ACCOUNT FOR VARIOUS JOURNEYS.
A clean and neat account. 4" x 6".
Edenhall, Feb. 21. 1835. Received of Sir Geo: MUSGRAVE Bart: by payment of Mr: DIXON one pound 15s/6d the amount of my expences to Wigton Fair, buying Horses, and at Carlisle receiving Rent, &c. including man’s expences from Wigton to Penrith with 2 Horses, & Horses all night at Penrith.
£ 1 . 15 . 6 [signed] Geo: DIXON
17 Mar 1835 (1). RECEIPT FOR RUM & GIN.
A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 6" x 6".
Sir Geo MUSGRAVE Bart. 1835 Bot. Jane CARMALL Feby 24th. To 2 Galls Gin at 13/- £ 1 – 6 – 0
Sir G MUSGRAVE Bart. 1835 Bot. J. CARMALL Dr Feby. 5th To 2 Galls Rum 14/- 1 – 8 – 0 ~ ~ 2 do. Gin 13/- 1 – 6 – 0 124 ------£ 4 – 0 – 0 March 17th 35 Settled [signed] J CARMALL
17 Mar 1835 (2). AN ACCOUNT FOR NAILS FOR FOG CLOSE FARM.
A fresh, very neat and clean account. 4" x 6".
Kirkoswald Mr DIXON Bot of John MARK 1834 For Fog Close Farm
Augt 12 To 44 lb Spar Nails 4d lb 14 – 8 To 3300 Lath Nails 4s m 13 – 3 To 33 lb Prods [?] 4d lb 11 – 0 To 60 Broadheads 1 – 3 ------2 – 0 – 2 March 17 1835 Settld [signed] John MARK
27 Mar 1835. RECEIPT FOR FIXING A SUN DIAL.
A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 4" x 6".
Edenhall, Mar: 27. 1835. Placed to Sir Geo: MUSGRAVEs acct. Ten Shillings paid to Mr. Thos. SLEE of Tirril for Fixing a Sun Dial at the Lodge by me [signed] L S DIXON £ – ― 10 ― 0
08 Jun 1835 (1). PARISH CLERK’S SALARY RECEIPT.
A neat and clean receipt. 4" x 6".
Edenhall June 3d. 1835.
Received of Mr. DIXON the Sum of Ten Shillings for one yrs. Salary as parish Clerk up to April 20th. 1835
£ – ~ 10 ~ 0 [signed] Jonathan PUGMIRE
08 Jun 1835 (2). LAUNDRY MAID’S WAGES.
A superbly fresh, small very neat and clean wages receipt. 3" x 8".
Edenhall June 8 1835.
125 Received of Sir Geo. MUSGRAVE Bart. by payment of Mr. DIXON Eight pounds 10/. for Half a Years Wages due to me as Laundry Maid from Martinmas 1834 to Whitsuntide 1835. [signed] Jane WHITE 8 ~ 10 ~ 0 – ~ – ~ 3 Stamp ------8 ~ 10 ~ 3
08 Jun 1835 (3). COACHMAN’S WAGES RECEIPT.
A superbly fresh, small very neat and clean wages receipt. 3" x 8".
Edenhall June 8. 1835 Received of Sir Geo. MUSGRAVE Bart. by payment of Mr. DIXON Thirteen Guineas for Half a Years Wages due to me as Coachman from Martinmas 1834 to Whitsuntide 1835. for John ELAND 13 ~ 13 ~ 0 [signed] Ann ELAND – ~ – ~ 6 Stamp ------£ 13 ~ 13 ~ 6
08 Jun 1835 (4). HOUSEMAID’S WAGES RECEIPT.
A superbly fresh, small very neat and clean wages receipt. 3" x 8".
Edenhall June 8. 1835 Received of Sir Geo: MUSGRAVE Bart. by payment of Mr. DIXON Seven pounds for Half a Years Wages due to me as Housemaid from Martinmas 1834 to Whitsuntide 1835. [signed] Elizabeth LANCASTER £ s d 7 ~ 0 ~ 0 – ~ – ~ 3 Stamp ------£ 7 ~ 0 ~ 3
10 Jun 1835. RECEIPT FOR 30 BLACK FACED SHEEP.
A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 4" x 6".
Edenhall June 10. 1835 Placed to Sir Geo: MUSGRAVE’s acct. Twenty Four Pounds paid to Mr. Ralph CURRIE for 30 Blk: faced Wethers, 3 yrs. old at 16s/- each, by me
£ 24 . 0 . 0 [signed] L S DIXON
07 Aug 1841. HATTER’S BILLHEAD, NANSON OF PENRITH.
Attractive illustrated billhead with large picture of a family of bears under a tree at the top left. 15 cm x 18 cm, good condition. Image of accompanying receipt dated 1842 not available on eBay. Hand written entries into this printed form are transcribed in italics. 126
Sir. Geo. MUSGRAVE Bart Penrith______18_____
John BOT. OF JOSEPH NANSON Hatter, Furrier, & Cap Manufacturer.
£. s. d. 1841 Feby. 19th. A Sponge Bag –– 1 – 6 ---- “ ---- A Livery Hat WALLIS 1 – 2 – 6 ---- “ ---- A Do Do SCURR 1 – 2 – 6 ---- “ ---- A Do Do ELLAND 1 – 2 – 6 April 21st. A Qttes [?] Do PEACOCK –– 15 –– July 6 A Livery Do SCURR 1 – 2 – 6 Augt 7 A Do – ELLAND 1 – 2 – 6 ------£ 6 ~ 9 ––
18 Jan 1853. POOR HOUSE CHRISTMAS DAY DINNER RECEIPTS.
Neat and clean receipts.
1852. Sundry Persons Poor House Dinner Xmas Day
£ s 1 Joseph TAYLOR Flour 26 St. @ 2s/2d 2 16 4 2 Sarah CARRICK Butcher 6 4 0 3 I. N. WATSON Grocer 3 4 2 4 Ino HARVEY & Co. Ale 1 0 0 5 Mathew ROBINSON 26 qts. Peas . 8 8 6 Joseph FENTON Butter, Apples 1 6 2 14 : 19 : 4 Present to Mr. SLEE 1 : 0 : 0 ------£ 15 : 19 : 4 ======
January 18. 1853. Placed to Sir George MUSGRAVEs a/c Fifteen Pounds 19s/4d paid to Mr. SLEE as above being the Cost of a Dinner on Christmas Day to the inmates of the Penrith Union Poor House. [signed] L S DIXON
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No. 1 Jos. TAYLOR Flour £ 2 : 16 : 4 ------January 18. 1853.
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S. Green Mill 1852 Sir G. MUSGROVE To J. TAYLOR Dr. Dec 20th.. £ . s . d 26 Ston flour 2/2 2 ― 16 ― 4
Settled January 25th [signed] Jos TAYLOR 1853
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No. 2. S. CARRICK Butcher £ 6 ― 4 ― 2 ------January 18. 1853.
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Sir G. MUSGROVE Bart. 1852 Dr. to Sarah CARRICK s d Decr. 21st for Beef 213lb at 6d 5 6 6 ― ― Suet 35 at 6 17 6 ------£ 6 4 ~ ======Settled Jan. 19th [signed] Thos CARRICK
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No. 5 Mw. ROBINSON Peas £ – ― 8 ― 8 ------Jan. 18. 1853.
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1852 Sir G. MUSGRAV Bart To Mattw ROBINSON Dr Decr 24th To 26 qts Split pease S ― 8 8 ======Jan 19 Settled [signed] M. ROBINSON
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No. 6. Jos. FENTON 128 Apples &c. £ 1 ― 6 ― 2 ------January 18. 1853.
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Sir Geo. MUSGRAVE Bart To Jos. FENTON S d Decr. 24th. To 13 Hs [?] of Butter at 11d. 11 ― 11 To 19 Stoops [?] of Apples 9d 14 ― 3 ------£ 1 ― 6 ― 2 ------January 19 Settled [signed] E. FENTON
19 Jan 1853. GROCER’S ACCOUNT.
A neat account. 4" x 6".
Melmerby 1852 Sir George MUSGROVE Bart. To Joseph JAMESON Dr. £ S D Augt. 9th { To 1 lb Tea 4s/6d. 8 lb Sugar 3s/4d. ― 7 10 { 2 lb Coffee 3s/4d. Matches 6d. ― 3 10 13th Pipes 2d. (17th) 4 lb Sugar 1s/8d. 1 lb Coffee 1s/8d ― 3 6 ------― 15 2 Jany 19th / 53 Settled [signed] Joseph JAMESON
24 Jan 1853 (1). RECEIPT FOR EGGS.
A neat and clean receipt. 4" x 7". Jane FLEMING was the cook at Edenhall in the 1851 and 1861 census.
Edenhall Jan 24 1853 Received of Sir George MUSGRAVE Bart. by payment of Mr. DIXON Eight Pounds 7s/6d for Eggs &c: as per my Book, from October 1. 1852 to Jan: 15. 1853.
£ 8 ― 7 ― 6 [signed] Jane FLEMING
24 Jan 1853 (2). RECEIPT FOR GREY CART HORSE.
A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 4" x 7".
Edenhall Jan 24 1853. Placed to Sir George MUSGRAVEs a/c Thirty Pounds paid to Joseph HOLMES of Edenhall Grange for a Grey Cart Horse rising 5 Yrs. old. 129 [signed] L S DIXON ~~~~~~~~~ £ 30 ― 0 ― 0 ======
28 Jan 1853 (1). RECEIPT FOR CHANCEL REPAIRS AT ST. HELEN AUCKLAND.
A neat and clean account. 4" x 7".
Sir G. MUSGRAVE Bt. To the Churchwardens of St. Helen Auckland
To One Moiety of Repairs to the Chancel } £ s d in the Parish Church } 0 ~ 6 ~ 9
Jany 28th 1853 Settled this Account [signed] Thos. STORY
28 Jan 1853 (2). ACCOUNT FOR PAN TILES, BISHOP AUCKLAND TILE SHEDS.
A neat account. 5" x 7".
Bishop Auckland Tile Sheds Sir Geo: MUSGRAVE Bot. of John BROWN 1852. Novr. 17th. To 2100 Pan Tiles for LAYBURN’s Hill Top 1853 Janry 5 400 Do for STEPHENSONs £ s d ------2500 Tiles at 6S/6D per Hud. 8 ~ 2 ~ 6 ------Jany 28 settled for John BROWN [signed] Samuel WALTON
28 Jan 1853 (3). ST. HELEN AUCKLAND SUNDAY SCHOOL SUBSCRIPTION.
A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 4" x 7".
Received of Sir George MUSGRAVE Bart. the Sum of Three Pounds three shillings, being his Subscription to the Sunday School at St. Helen Auckland & which became due at Christmas last. [signed] M. CHESTER. St. Helen Auckland } 28th. Jany. 1853 }
29 Jan 1853. WEST AUCKLAND RENT COLLECTOR’S EXPENSES.
A neat and clean receipt. 4" x 6".
130 Edenhall Jany 29 1853. Received of Sir George MUSGRAVE Bart Two pounds 11/5 for my Travelling Expences to & from West Auckland receiving Rents &c
Rail Ways, Coaches &c. 1 – 14 – 0 [signed] Geo DIXON Self – 17 – 5 ------£ 2 – 11 – 5
04 Feb 1853. LAW CHARGES REGARDING COLLIERIES IN CO. DURHAM.
A neat and clean detailed four page account and receipt. 12" x 8".
C 330. R 154. Messrs. GRIFFITH Cash £ 6 . 12 . 6 January 28. 1853
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Sir Geo. MUSGRAVE Bart. 1847. to 1852. Bill of charges £ 6 ~ 12 ~ 6
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Sir George MUSGRAVE Bart. To Messrs. GRIFFITH. Respecting Kepyer Grange Colliery 1847 £ s d Octr. 22 Attending searching out and perusing } the Draft Lease of 30 April 1844 and the } accompanying Deed of Covenants for extending } the 14 years Term to 1868, and taking } ― 13 4 Extracts on receipt of Mr. STOREYs Letter on the } subject. } Making fair Copy of the Deed of } Covenants accompanying the Leases as requested } ― 10 ― by Mr. STOREY 3 Brief Sheets. } 25. Writing Letter to Mr. STOREY therewith } and in Answer to his Enquiry as to your } ― 5 ― power now to grant a new Lease &c. } Paid Postage to him. ― 1 ― 1848 Febr. 14. Attending Mr. STOREY on the application } by Mr. PHILIPSON for a renewal of or a new } Loan to Lady DURHAM’s Executors – conferring } thereon, and also perusing Draft Lease and } ― 6 8 conferring as to the Lessee’s right to sublet – } which they had no power to do, and } advising thereon. } July 5. Mr. PHILIPSON having applied for the } 131 Draft of the renewal Lease, Writing Letter } ― 5 ― to Mr. STOREY thereon. } Writing Letter to Mr. PHILIPSON in } answer. } ― 5 ― ------
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1848. Brought forward £ 2 6 0 Re Mr. Wm. ROBINSON’s Rent. Novr. 10 Attending at the Under Sheriffs Office } on receipt of Notice from Messrs. BLEAYMIRE } & Son, of the arrears of Rent due, and } requiring payment of the Sheriff under the } ― 6 8 Act Wm. 4., and ascertaining } particulars of Process of Pone and filling up } Notices. } Attending the Under Sheriff and serving } him with Copy Notice. } ― 6 8 Writing Letter to Messrs. BLEAYMIRE and } Son thereon and returning the duplicate Notice. } ― 5 ― 22 Attending Messrs. BLEAYMIRE & Sons Clerk } on the result of the Sale by Auction under the } Writ of Extract and his requiring payment } ― 6 8 of the Rent by the Sheriff and advising thereon. } ======Respecting the Kepyer and Kepyer Grange Coalmines – leased to Messrs. DIXON and THWAITES and to The Executors of the Countess of DURHAM. 1849. March 1. Attending Mr. STOREY, and examining } and perusing the Draft Leases to the above } Lessees and Plans – showing the division } between the respective Coal Tracts in each } Lease, and conferring thereon, and on the } ― 13 4 supposed Inroad made by Messrs. DIXON } and THWAITES into Lord DURHAM’s portion, } and their workings therein, and advising. } ------Carried forward £ 4 4 4
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Brought forward £ 4 4 4 1851. Respecting St. Helen’s Auckland Colliery Novr. 10. Perusing Messrs. BLEAYMIRE’s Letter on } transmitting Draft Licence of Assignment } of the Colliery to Messrs. GURNEY MONTEFIORE } ― 6 8 and ROTHSCHILD, for our opinion, and the } Draft Licence itself. } 11. Writing Letter to Messrs. BLEAYMIRE } returning this Draft – with observations } thereon and suggesting that there should be } ― 5 4 132 a Deed of Defeazance executed by a } Assignees S-. } 19. Perusing further Letter of explanation } and Statement from Messrs. BLEAYMIRE, and } Writing to them in reply, advising them } ― 5 ― to consult Mr. Clayton CLAYTON of Lincolns Inn. } ======As to the Dispute between you and Messrs. PEASE and BIRKBECK – your Lessees of St. Helens Auckland Colliery respecting the 1852 Working of Coal. April 20. Attending Mr. STOREY your Colliery Viewer } receiving Instructions and consulting as to the } nature of the subject in dispute – and to peruse } ― 6 8 and settle Draft Deed of Submission to Arbitration. } Perusing revising and settling the Draft } Deed of Submission in your behalf &c17 Draft pages } 1 1 ― May 6. Further Attendances on Mr. STOREY, on the } above – and also respecting the dispute and } proposed Arbitration as to the Rents due from Mr. } PEASE for Shildon Mow Coal. But we were } ― ― ― unable to undertake the instruction of that }
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1852 Brought forward £ 6 9 0 June 5. Paid Carriage of parcel from Messrs. MEWBURN } & Co. with Draft of the above mentioned Deed of } 0 1 0 Reference, and Letter ) Writing Letter to Mr. STOREY on sending } him the Draft Deed and Letter as Mr. GRIFFITH } ― ― ― could not now undertake the business. } Paid Letters and postages &c ― 2 6 ======------£ 6 12 6 ======Jany 28th. 1853 Settled this Account for Messrs. GRIFFITH [signed] Thos. STOREY
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Durham, 4. Feby. 1853. Received of Sir George MUSGRAVE Bart., per Thomas STOREY Esqr., the Sum of Six pounds twelve shillings & six pence – in payment of my Bill of Law charges delivered. [signed] Thomas GRIFFITH £ 6 . 12. 6 .
10 Feb 1853 (1). SET OF FOUR ACCOUNTS.
Four neat accounts. Apparently for a carter, baker, blacksmith and coal dealer.
133 [Top left corner obscured by an attached piece of paper.]
Sir George MUSGRAVE Bart To John BRAITHWAITE Dr £ S D [ ] [To] Horse & Man To Shop 0 . 3 . 0 Augt. To 1 Horse & Cart 7 Journeys to Shop 2 . 2 . 0 Augt. To Bringing Poneys Back from the Fell – . 7 . 0 Ditto. To 1 Man 6 Days to Fell with Lunch &c. – . 18 . 0 To 1 Man a Journey to the Hall – . 1 . 6 Do. To Hay and Corn 1 . 0 . 3 To 3 Casks of ale 3 . 3 . 0 To Ale and Spirits – . 12 . 1½ To Butter 9S. Eggs 4S. 3D – . 13 . 3 To Cream and Milk – . 5 . 4 ------£ 9 . 5 . 5½ ======18 . 0 1 . 7 . 6 2 . 9 ------[signed] John BRAITHWAITE £ 11 . 13 . 9 Settled Feb 10/ 53 ======
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1852 Sir George MUSGRAVE Bart. To George FALDER Dr. August. S D To 7 Stone of Flower at } 14 . 0 2S. per Stone } To Baking the above 4 . 0 ------S 18 . 0 ======[Signature obscured by another document.]
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Sir George MUSGRAVE Bart. 1852 To John ARMSTRONG Dr. £ S D Aug 13th. To new shoes 2s-6d / 17th 1 shoe removed & 1 stapel 3d½ 2 9½ [signed] John BRAITHWAITE Settled Feb / 53
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Mr SPOTTSWOOD 1852 To E B TAYLOR dr Aug 13th. To 22cwt coal at 6 11 – Cartage of do 2 – 6 Oct 7 23 cwt coal 6d 11 – 6 134 Cartage of do 2 – 6 ------1852 £ 1 – 7 – 6 Settled Octr 28th [signed] R [?] W TAYLOR
10 Feb 1853 (2). PURCHASE OF A BOAT FROM MELMERBY HALL.
A neat and clean receipt. 4" x 7".
Acct. [?] DIXON E. Hall Boat £ 3 ~ 0 0 WR
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Edenhall Feb. 10. 1853. Received of Sir George MUSGRAVE Bart. Three Pounds for a Boat purchased by me this day at Mr. HETHORNs Sale at Melmerby Hall as per Ticket annexed.
£ 3 ― 0 ― 0 [signed] Geo. DIXON
15 Feb 1853 (1). DETAILED JEWELLER’S ACCOUNT.
A neat account. 7" x 4".
C 332. R 181. Wm: MATHEWS Jeweller &c. £ 4 ― 8 ― 5 February 15. 1853
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Penrith Dcr 24 1851 Sir G MUSGRAVE Bart. Dr To Wm MATTHEWS. £ s d To Gold Clasps ― 4 6 To 1 Watch Key 1 ― ― 27 To 2 Enameld Purses ― 15 ― 1852 Jany 19 To Fastening screen handles ― ― 9 26 To 1 Pockett Alarum ― 15 ― April 13 To 1 Coat Link ― 5 6 To 1 Do ― 2 ― Augt 18 To 1 Pair Steel Slides ― 2 ― Septr 17 To 1 Bronze Ink Stand ― 10 ― 22 To 2 Gilt Clasps ― ― 8 28 To Repg Bracelett ― ― 6 Oct 25 To 1 Gold Key ― 8 6 To 2 Small Gold Rings ― 4 ― 135 ------£ 4 ~ 8 ~ 5 ======Recd the above [signed] A. MATTHEWS Feby 15th 1853
15 Feb 1853 (2). DETAILED CLOTH DYER’S ACCOUNT.
A neat account. With small pin holes. 6" x 6".
C 332 . R 184 . L. CHAMBERS Dyer &c: £ 4 ― 10 ― 4 . February 25. 1853
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1852 Penrith Dcr. 30th Sir Gee. MUSGRAVE Barnet To Lanct CHAMBERS £ S D May 14 Movens [?] Dying Scarlet 14 yds. 8d 0 9 4 31 Muslin Cushins Clean & Staching 0 3 0 June 21 Chair & Sopha Covers Clen & Glyn [?] 0 5 0 July 7 Muslin Curtins Clean & Staching 0 6 0 Sopha & Chair Covers Cleng & Glyn [?] 0 7 6 13 Harth Rugg Cleang 0 3 0 27 Chair & Sopha Covers Do 0 10 6 4 Lin [?] Loure [?] Covers Do 0 8 0 Lazy Brussel Cover Cleang 0 7 6 4 Harth Ruggs Cleang 0 12 0 Augst 3 Chine Cover furry [?] Cleang 0 3 6 17 3 Wool Matts Cleang 0 4 6 Novr. 20 Chintz Covers Cleaning & Glyrer [?] 0 10 6 ------£ 4 10 4 Settld [signed] Lanct CHAMBERS Feby. 15th 1853
15 Feb 1853 (3). A DETAILED ROPE MAKER’S ACCOUNT.
A neat account. A bit grubby on the back. 7" x 6".
C 332. R 180. Wm: VARTY Roper £ 4 ― 6 ― 9 February 15. 1853
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Sir G MUSGROVE 1852 Bot of Wm VARTY £ S D Feb 3 To 3 Knots of Cord 1 6 6 To 14 yards of Inch Rop 14 Ap 1 To 3 Knots of Cord 1 6 To Role of twin 1 To Par of Plough Cords 1 6 To Par of Cart Rops 3 6 May 27 To Par of Cart Rops 3 6 31 To 30 yards of Landry Rop 1 8 July 8 To 2 Par of Cart Rops 7 13 To 3 Par of Cart Rops 10 6 14 To 1 Par of Cart Rop 3 6 To 8o yard of Cord 10 Sep 17 To Role of twin 1 3 ------£ 4 6 9 Feb 15 Settld [signed] Wm VARTY
16 Feb 1853. INNKEEPER’S ACCOUNT FOR TWO HUNTS.
A neat and clean account. 7" x 4".
Sir George MUSGRAVE Bart to John WALTON 1853 Jany 3rd Gentlemen and Beaters Luncheon at Noon 1 17 6 23 Gallons of Ale 2 6 0 Brandy and Wine 9 4 Bread and Cheese at Night 10 0 Tea for Master MUSGRAVE and Keepers 5 0 Servants Dinner and Tea 3 6 Horses hay and Corn 3 0 ------£ 5 14 4 Jany 26 Gentlemen and Beaters Luncheon at Noon 1 2 6 Ale and Spirit 1 11 10 Bread and Cheese at Night 7 6 Horses Hay Corn 3 0 Servants Dinner & Tea 2 0 ------1853 £ 9 1 2 Feb 16 Settled ------Feb 16 Sattled [signed] John WALTON
11 Oct 1864. SHEPHERD’S WAGES RECEIPT.
A neat and clean receipt with an Inland Revenue one-penny stamp. 4" x 8". 137
Octo 11 / 1864 Mr Joseph RALPH To John MARSHALL, Renwick For Sheephearding on Haresceugh Common 13 weeks An one day at 1£ - 1s per week commenced July 9th up to Octo 8th / 1864 13£ = 16S = 6D Settled Octo 11 / 1864 [signed] John MARSHALL
22 Oct 1864. SUBSCRIPTION TO THE EAMONT HARRIERS.
A clean and neat receipt with an Inland Revenue one-penny stamp. 4" x 7".
Oct. 22nd., 1864 Received per Mr. Thos BOUSTEAD, the sum of fifteen Pounds, being Sir George MUSGRAVE’s subscription to the ―Eamont Harriers‖ for the season, 1864 – 1865.
£ 15 ―– ―– [signed] Thos. SCOTT Trea [signed] F. COWPER Junr.
26 Oct 1864. RECEIPT FOR YEOMANRY TARGET BALL FIRING PRIZES.
A superbly fresh, small very neat and clean receipt. 4" x 7".
Edenhall, Octr. 26. 1864. Placed to the a/c of Sir Geo. MUSGRAVE, Baronet, the sum of One Pound and fifteen shillings, being prizes given to the Edenhall Troop of Yeomanry for Ball-firing at the Target, and paid by me this day to Captain and Adjutant FRANKLIN [signed] Thos. BOWSTEAD £ 1 . 15 . 0 .
01 Nov 1864. RECEIPT FOR 10 FAT SHEEP.
A fresh, very neat and clean receipt with an Inland Revenue one-penny stamp. 4" x 6".
Sir Geo. MUSGRAVE. Bart. To Mr. Thos. FALDER. Dr. 1864. £. s. d. Nov. 1. To 10 fat sheep, at 36s./. each 18 . 0 . 0 . ------£ 18 . 0 . 0 . ======― Paid this day: – [signed] Thos. FALDER
02 Nov 1864. SUBSCRIPTIONS TO CLOTHING CLUB.
A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 4" x 7".
Edenhall Vicarage, November 2. 1864 Received by payment of Mr. Ths. BOUSTEAD 138 Twelve Pounds, on account of the following Subscriptions to the Edenhall and Langwathby Clothing Club: Sir G. MUSGRAVE Bart. £ 5 . 0 . 0 . Do. In continuance of the late Dowager Lady MUSGRAVE 5 . 0 . 0 . Lady MUSGRAVE 2 ------£ 12 . 0 . 0 £ 12 . / . [signed] B. PORTEUS
05 Nov 1864. POST MESSENGER’S PAY.
A clean and neat receipt. 4" x 6".
Edenhall. Nov. 5th. 1864 Placed to the a/c of Sir Geo. MUSGRAVE, Bart. the sum of one guinea, being one yearly payment due, on the 22nd of October, to John WILLIAMSON, Post Messenger, for taking charge of private-letter-bag to and from Penrith, the said 21s/- being this day paid to him (per Mrs. HETHERINGTON) by [signed] Thos. BOWSTEAD
08 Nov 1864. ACCOUNT FOR TWO GARDEN NETS.
A neat and clean account. 4" x 6".
C 332 R 24 William BEWLEY, 2 Nets for Gardens. £ 1 . 10 . 0 . Nov. 8. 1864.
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Penrith March 19th. /64 Sir Georg Barett To Wm BEWLEY To 2 Netts £ 1 ~ 10 ~ 0
D. H Settled Novr. 8th. 1864 [signed] Wm BEWLEY
11 Nov 1864 (1). DAIRY MAID’S WAGES.
A superbly fresh, small very neat and clean wages receipt with an Inland Revenue one-penny stamp. 4" x 7".
Eden Hall, Nov. 11. 1864. Received from Sir Geo. MUSGRAVE, Baronet, the sum of Seven pounds, being one Half- year’s wages due to me this day, as Dairymaid. [signed] Elizabeth OUSBY £ 7 . 0 . 0 .
139 11 Nov 1864 (2). UPPER LAUNDRY MAID’S WAGES.
A superbly fresh, small very neat and clean wages receipt with an Inland Revenue one-penny stamp. 4" x 7".
Eden Hall, Nov. 11. 1864. Received from Sir Geo. MUSGRAVE, Baronet, the sum of Ten Pounds, being one Half- year’s wages due to me this day, as Upper-Laundry-Maid. [signed] Eliza VATSHER £ 10 . 0 . 0 .
11 Nov 1864 (3). KITCHEN MAID’S WAGES.
A superbly fresh, small very neat and clean wages receipt with an Inland Revenue one-penny stamp. 4" x 7".
Eden Hall, Nov. 11. 1864. Received from Sir Geo. MUSGRAVE, Baronet, the sum of Nine Pounds, being one Half- year’s wages due to me this day, as Kitchen-Maid. [signed] Jane MOULDING £ 9 . 0 . 0 .
11 Nov 1864 (4). THIRD HOUSE MAID’S WAGES.
A superbly fresh, small very neat and clean wages receipt with an Inland Revenue one-penny stamp. 4" x 7".
Eden Hall, Nov. 11. 1864. Received from Sir Geo. MUSGRAVE, Baronet, the sum of Six Pounds, being one Half-year’s wages due to me this day, as Third-House-Maid. [signed] Margaret McGLASSON £ 6 . 0 . 0 .
11 Nov 1864 (5). HEAD HOUSE MAID’S WAGES.
A superbly fresh, small very neat and clean wages receipt with an Inland Revenue one-penny stamp. 4" x 7".
Eden Hall, Nov. 11. 1864. Received from Sir Geo. MUSGRAVE, Baronet, the sum of Nine Pounds, being one Halfyear’s wages due to me this day, as Head-House-Maid. [signed] Jane ATKINSON £ 9 . 0 . 0 .
11 Nov 1864 (6). SECOND HOUSE MAID’S WAGES.
A superbly fresh, small very neat and clean wages receipt with an Inland Revenue one-penny stamp. 4" x 7".
Eden Hall, Nov. 11. 1864. 140 Received from Sir Geo. MUSGRAVE, Baronet, the sum of Seven Pounds, being one Half- year’s wages due to me this day as Second House-Maid. [signed] Fanny JACKSON £ 7 . 0 . 0 .
11 Nov 1864 (7). UNDER LAUNDRY MAID’S WAGES.
A superbly fresh, small very neat and clean wages receipt with an Inland Revenue one-penny stamp. 4" x 7".
Eden Hall, Nov. 11. 1864. Received from Sir Geo. MUSGRAVE, Baronet, the sum of Six Pounds, being one Half-year’s wages due to me this day, as Under-Laundry-Maid. Eliz. BELL Her + Mark £ 6 . 0 . 0 .
11 Nov 1864 (8). MISS MUSGRAVE’S MAID’S WAGES.
A superbly fresh, small very neat and clean wages receipt with an Inland Revenue one-penny stamp. 4" x 7".
Eden Hall, Nov. 11. 1864. Received from Sir Geo. MUSGRAVE, Baronet, the sum of Nine Pounds, being one Half- year’s wages due to me this day, as Miss MUSGRAVE’s Maid. Paid [signed] Sarah BIRKBECK £ 9 . 0 . 0 .
11 Nov 1864 (9). COOK’S WAGES RECEIPT.
A superbly fresh, small very neat and clean wages receipt with an Inland Revenue one-penny stamp. 4" x 7".
Eden Hall, Nov. 11. 1864. Received from Sir Geo. MUSGRAVE, Baronet, the sum of Twenty Pounds, being one Half- year’s wages due to me this day, as Cook. [signed] Jane FLEMING £ 20 . 0 . 0 .
11 Nov 1864 (10). SCULLERY MAID’S WAGES.
A superbly fresh, small very neat and clean wages receipt with an Inland Revenue one-penny stamp. 4" x 7".
Eden Hall, Nov. 11. 1864. Received from Sir Geo. MUSGRAVE, Baronet, the sum of Five Pounds, being one Half- year’s wages due to me this day as Scullery-Maid. [signed] E. NIXON £ 5 . 0 . 0 . 141
11 Nov 1864 (11). HOUSEKEEPER’S WAGES.
A superbly fresh, small very neat and clean wages receipt with an Inland Revenue one-penny stamp. 4" x 7".
Eden Hall, Nov. 11. 1864. Received from Sir Geo. MUSGRAVE, Baronet, the sum of Twenty-five Pounds, being one Half-year’s wages due to me this day, as Housekeeper. [signed] Lucy STARMER £ 25 . 0 . 0 .
11 Nov 1864 (12). STILLROOM MAID’S WAGES.
A superbly fresh, small very neat and clean wages receipt with an Inland Revenue one-penny stamp. 4" x 7".
Eden Hall, Nov. 11. 1864. Received from Sir Geo. MUSGRAVE, Baronet, the sum of Seven Pounds, being one Half- year’s wages due to me this day as Still-room-maid. [signed] Ann JAQUES £ 7 . 0 . 0 .
11 Nov 1864 (13). HALL BOY’S WAGES.
A superbly fresh, small very neat and clean wages receipt with an Inland Revenue one-penny stamp. 4" x 7".
Eden Hall, Nov. 11. 1864 Received from Sir Geo. MUSGRAVE, Baronet, the sum of Five Pounds, being one Half- year’s wages due to me this day as Hall-Boy. [signed] William ATHERTON £ 5 . 0 . 0 .
11 Nov 1864 (14). GROOM’S WAGES RECEIPT.
A superbly fresh, small very neat and clean wages receipt with an Inland Revenue one-penny stamp. 4" x 7".
Eden Hall, Nov. 11. 1864. Received from Sir Geo. MUSGRAVE, Baronet, the sum of Ten Pounds, being one Half- year’s wages due to me this day, as groom. [signed] Wm BOWMAN £ 10 . 0 . 0 .
11 Nov 1864 (15). UNDER BUTLER’S WAGES.
A superbly fresh, small very neat and clean wages receipt with an Inland Revenue one-penny stamp. 4" x 7".
142 Eden Hall, Nov. 11. 1864 Received from Sir Geo. MUSGRAVE, Baronet, the sum of Twelve Pounds and ten shillings, being one Half-year’s wages due to me this day as Under-Butler. [signed] Andrew MATTINSON £ 12 . 10 . 0 .
11 Nov 1864 (16). HEAD BUTLER’S WAGES.
A superbly fresh, small very neat and clean wages receipt with an Inland Revenue one-penny stamp. 4" x 7".
Eden Hall, Nov. 11. 1864. Received from Sir Geo. MUSGRAVE, Baronet, the sum of Thirty-guineas, being Half year’s wages due to me this day, as Head-Butler. [signed] John PITCHFORD £ 31 . 10 . 0 .
11 Nov 1864 (17). FOOTMAN’S WAGES RECEIPT.
A superbly fresh, small very neat and clean wages receipt with an Inland Revenue one-penny stamp. 4" x 7".
Eden Hall, Nov. 11. 1864. Received from Sir Geo. MUSGRAVE, Baronet, the sum of Eleven Pounds and ten shillings, being one Half-year’s wages due to me this day, as Footman. [signed] Joseph LITTLE £ 11 . 10 . 0 .
11 Nov 1864 (18). RECEIPT FOR A BAY CARRIAGE HORSE, SEDGEFIELD.
A neat and clean receipt. 4" x 6".
Sedgefield, Nov. 11. 1864. Received from Sir Geo. MUSGRAVE, Bart. the sum of Sixty-five pounds, being the price of a bay 5 yr. old Carriage horse, warranted sound and free from vice, and sold by me to Mr. BOWSTEAD, on the 7th. inst. [signed] John HALL £ 65 . 0 . 0 .
15 Nov 1864. CUMBERLAND & WESTMORLAND RIFLE ASSOCIATION.
A fresh, very neat and clean letter. 7" x 4".
23 Abbey Street Carlisle Nov 14th / 64 Sir, Will you kindly forward me, as soon as convenient, your subscription of £ 5 . 0 . 0 to the Cumberland and Westmorland Rifle Association. I am, Sir, 143 Your Obedt Servt Sir G. MUSGRAVE Bart [signed] Thos RUDD Edenhall Secretary
1864. Nov. 15. Paid the above this day to the Cumberland Union Bank, Penrith. [signed] Thos. BOWSTEAD.
22 Nov 1864. SUBSCRIPTION RECEIPT, PENRITH TRACT SOCIETY.
A neat and clean receipt. 4" x 6".
C 336 R 3 M. E. RUMLEY, Penrith Tract Society. £ – . 5s/ . 0 . Nov. 22. 1864.
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Penrith, R. T. Depot Recd. from Lady MUSGROVE, by Mr. BOWSTEAD, the Sum of 5s/- for her Subscription Due April 1st. 1864. [signed] M. E. RUMLEY, Collector.
07 Dec 1864. HEAD GARDENER’S WAGES.
A superbly fresh, small very neat and clean wages receipt with an Inland Revenue one-penny stamp. 4" x 7".
Edenhall, Dec. 7. 1864. Received from Sir Geo. MUSGRAVE Bart. the sum of Fifteen Pounds, being one quarter’s salary due to me on the 6th. inst. as Head Gardener at Eden Hall. [signed] David HENDERSON £ 15 . 0 . 0 .
10 Dec 1864. ACCOUNT FOR CLIPPING OF HORSES & PONIES.
A rare and neat receipt with an Inland Revenue one-penny stamp. Some staining. 4" x 6".
Sir Geo. MUSGRAVE. Bart. Dr. To John BROWN. 1864. £. s. d. Dec. 10 To clipping 3 Carriage Horses, @ 12s./. 1. 16. 0. ― ― ― 2 (Mr. MUSGRAVE’s) @ 10/. 1. 0. 0. ― ― ― 2 Ponies, @ 8/. - 16. 0. ------£ 3. 12. 0. Paid Dec. 10th. 1864. ------[signed] John BROWN
144 17 Dec 1864 (1). HEAD GAMEKEEPER’S WAGES.
A superbly fresh, small very neat and clean wages receipt with an Inland Revenue one-penny stamp. 4" x 7".
Edenhall, Dec. 17. 1864. Received from Sir Geo. MUSGRAVE, Baronet, the sum of Thirteen guineas, being one quarter’s wages due to me on the 19th. of November, 1864, as Head Gamekeeper, at 21s. per week. [signed] William SAWER £ 13 . 13 . 0 .
17 Dec 1864 (2). SUBSCRIPTION TO PENRITH AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
A superbly fresh, small very neat and clean receipt with an Inland Revenue one-penny stamp. 4" x 7".
Edenhall, Dec. 17th. 1864. Received from Sir Geo. MUSGRAVE, Baronet, the sum of Ten Pounds, being his kind subscription, for 1864, to the ―Penrith Agricultural Society.‖
[signed] Thos. BOWSTEAD, £ 10 . 0 . 0 . Sec. & Treasr.
20 Dec 1864. OUSBY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY SUBSCRIPTION.
A superbly fresh, small very neat and clean receipt. 4" x 7".
Penrith. Dec. 20. 1864. Placed to the a/c of Sir Geo. MUSGRAVE, Bart. the sum of one pound, being his Subscription, for 1864, to Ousby Agr. Soc. and paid this day to Mr. R. FORRESTER by [signed] Thos. BOWSTEAD £ 1 . 0 . 0 .
21 Dec 1864 (1). WAGES RECEIPT FOR TUITION OF 7 BOYS.
A superbly fresh, small very neat and clean receipt with an Inland Revenue one-penny stamp. 4" x 6".
Edenhall, Decr. 21st., 1864. Received of Sir George MUSGRAVE, Bart., by payment of Mr. DIXON, three Guineas, for half-a-year’s Tuition of the following pupils at 4/6 per quarter each, namely, W. DONALDSON, Robt. WATSON, W. BIRKETT, W. KENDALL, T. DALTON, G. T. DALTON, and R. THOMPSON. s d £ 3 ~ 3 ~ 0 . [signed] Thomas IRELAND
21 Dec 1864 (2). SUBSCRIPTION TO PROVIDENT CLOTHING SOCIETY.
A neat and clean receipt. 4" x 7". 145
Great Salkeld, Dec. 21st. 1864. Received from Sir Geo: MUSGRAVE, Baronet, the sum of Two Pounds, being his subscription, for the year 1864, to the Great Salkeld Provident Clothing Society. [signed] J. S. MULCASTER £ 2 . 0 . 0 .
21 Dec 1864 (3). CHRISTMAS AWARD BOOKS FOR SUNDAY SCHOOL.
A clean and neat receipt. 4" x 6".
Edenhall. Decr. 21st., 1864. Received of Sir George MUSGRAVE, Bart., by payment of Mr. DIXON, one Guinea for Christmas Reward Books, &c. to the Sunday School. s d £ 1 . 1 . 0 . [signed] Thomas IRELAND.
27 Dec 1864. PAYMENT TO CROWN HOTEL SERVANTS.
A neat and clean receipt with an Inland Revenue one-penny stamp. 6" x 6".
Sir Geo: MUSGRAVE, Bart. To The Crown Hotel Servants. 1864. Xmas: Annual payment to Crown Hotel Servants, namely, £. s. d. Geo: VICKERS, Ostler 5 . 0 . 0 . Henry ARMISTEAD Waiter 2 . 0 . 0 . Mable SCOTT, Marketwoman - . 15 . 0. 7. 15. 0. ------1864. Decr. 27. Received for self and H. A. fellow-servants: Decr. 27 [signed] Henry ARMISTEAD 1864
02 Jan 1865. INTEREST PAYMENT FOR EDENHALL POOR STOCK.
A neat and clean receipt. 4" x 7".
Edenhall, Jany. 2. 1865. Placed to the a/c of Sir Geo. MUSGRAVE, Bart. the sum of Two Pounds, being one year’s Interest, at 4 p.c. of £50, left by the late Sir John C. MUSGRAVE, Bart. to the Edenhall Poor [?] Stock, the same being due on the 1st. inst. [signed] Thos. BOWSTEAD £ 2 . 0 . 0 .
03 Jan 1865. RECEIPT FOR BONE MANURE FROM NEWCASTLE ON TYNE.
A neat and clean receipt with an Inland Revenue one-penny stamp. 5" x 8". Hand written entries into this printed form are transcribed in italics. 146 Bread Close, Newcastle-on-Tyne, Sir Geo: MUSGRAVE Bart. Eden Hall To G. H. RAMSAY, Dr. 1864 May 10 To 2 Tons Prepd. Bone Manure @ £ 8 16 “ “
Jan 3d, 1865 Settled [signed] Wm ROBSON
04 Feb 1865. RECEIPT FOR RIGHT TO GAME & RABBITS.
A neat and clean receipt with an Inland Revenue one-penny stamp. 4" x 6".
Edenhall, Feb. 4th., 1865. Received from Sir Geo: MUSGRAVE Baronet, the sum of Fifteen Pounds, being 3 years’ rent (to Dec. 31. 1864) for exclusive right to preserve and destroy all game and rabbits on my Lands situate in the Parish of Edenhall, including damage done by them. [signed] Robert DALTON R. D. £ 15 . 0 . 0 . Feb 4 1865
07 Feb 1865. DETAILED BASKET MAKER’S ACCOUNT.
A clean and neat account with an Inland Revenue one-penny stamp. 6" x 11".
Sir G MUSGRAVE Bart To John HORSLEY 1864 Mar 8. To 1 hamper rep by Keeper = 8 12 To ½ doz Bottle Basket 4/- by butler 8 = April 5 To 2 stable Baskets 3/ by coachman 6 = 26 To Cateron Basket by butler 16 = 27 To 2 Bottle Basket rep butler 3 6 May 24 To 1 Bottle cased. 1 Bottle Basket rep Butler 3 = July 4 To 2 Clothes baskets rep housekeeper 5 = 8 To 1 Clothes basket rep housekeeper 2 6 8 To 2 garden Baskets 3/ gardener 6 = 14 To 1 Clothes basket 8/6 housekeeper 8 6 14 To 2 garden baskets 2/6 gardener 5 = 20 To 2 Clothes baskets 8/6 housekep 17 = Aug 1 To 2 Clothes baskets 6/6 housekeep 13 = 3 To 2 large hampers 8/6. 6 at 6d. 6 at 8d Keeper 1 4 = 3 To 1 pannier rep 2/ Keeper 2 = Sep 6 To Large Dog basket. R MUSGRAVE Esq By Keeper 1 2 = 8 To 2 paper baskets rep housekeeper 2 = Oct 9 To Naptha bottle rep. hamper rep PEACOCK 1 = Nov 2 To Large square basket housekeeper 1 = = ------£ 8 5 2 ------Paid Feb 7 1865 [signed] John HORSLEY 147 08 Feb 1865. A LENGTHY DETAILED TINSMITHS’ ACCOUNT.
A neat and clean detailed account with an Inland Revenue one-penny stamp. 6" x 16". Lucy STARMER, who ordered the work, was the housekeeper.
C 346 R 1 Thos & Jas. WATSON, Tinsmiths. £ 9 . 8 . 4 . Feb. 8. 1865.
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Penrith £ s d 1864 Sir George MUSGRAVE Bart Dr To T & Jas WATSON Tin smith By order of Mrs STARMOUR Aper 12 1 Large Tin Pan New Bottim ― 1 ― ― 1 Old Do Handle Put on ― ― 8 May 3 6 small Pans Tind 42 in at 2d ― 7 ― ― 1 Ovel Mould Tind ― 2 ― ― 3 New Tin slice 2s/-d 2 Old Do Repd 4d ― 2 4 June 8 Copper Tinning 2 Stock Pot 40 in at 2d ― 6 8 ― 2 Lids for Do 32 in at 1½d ― 4 ― ― 2 Fish Pans 42 in 2d 7/- 2 Lids For Do 38 in 1½d 4/9 ― 11 9 ― 19 stue Pans 126 in at 2d 1 1 ― 18 Lids For Do 114 in at 1½d ― 14 3 14 1 Fish Pan 24 in 2d ― 4 ― ― 3 stue Pans 30 in 2d ― 5 ― ― 4 Laddles 2/- 1 Black Pan Repd 1/- ― 3 ― ― 2 Iron Basting spoons ― ― 6 ― 4 Iron Table spoons ― ― 8 ― 7 Pudding or Jelly Moulds ― 14 ― ― 1 New Copper slice ― 1 6 ― Extra Repd To The Above ― 3 6 ― Copper Kettle & Gravey Tin Repd ― ― 6 ― 1 New slop Bucket ― 3 9 ― 1 New Lid For Old steamer ― 2 ― July 2 Large Oval Boiler & 2 Lids & Division Tind 2 12 ― ― 2 Taps & Pipes Repd ― 3 ― Aug 8 1 Pan Tind 8 in 1/4 1 Lid Tind 9d ― 2 1 ― 1 Ovel Puddin Mould Tind 2 ― ― 1 Lading Can bottimed & Lamp Repd ― ― 9 Sep 27 Tin Pan Repd ― ― 4 Nov 8 1 New Tin Pan 3/6 1 Pan Repd 4d ― 3 10 ― 2 Candlestick Repd ― ― 8 ― 1 Fish Plate Tind & 2 New Handles on ― 3 6 15 1 Black Fish Pan Tind 18½ in at 2d ― 3 1 ― 1 Lid For Do 16 in at 1½d ― 2 ― ― Rep To The Above ― ― 6 1 Pan & steamer Repd ― 1 ― 1 New Pan For Old steamer ― 4 6 ------£ 9 8 4 148 [signed] Thos ======Feb 8 / 65 settled WATSON By [signed] Thos WATSON Feb 8 / 65
10 Feb 1865. GAME WATCHER’S WAGES.
A superbly fresh, small very neat and clean wages receipt with an Inland Revenue one-penny stamp. 4" x 7".
Edenhall. Feb. 10. 1865. Received from Sir Geo: MUSGRAVE Bart. the sum of Nine Pounds, 15/- being one quarter’s wages due to me on the 4th. inst. as game watcher, at 15s/- per week.
for Simon ELLIOTT his Д mark £ 9 . 15 . 0 .
14 Feb 1865 (1). DETAILED SHOEMAKER’S ACCOUNT.
A detailed account with an Inland Revenue one-penny stamp. 6" x 8". Poor handwriting.
C 346 R 16 John HEWER & Sons, Shoemakers. £ 3 . 1 . 11 . Feb. 14. 1865
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Sir Geo: MUSGRAVE To Ino: HEWER & Sons Dr 1864 £ s d Jany 1 pair Top Boots R WALLER 2 – 5 – 0 Feby 20 1 pair Large Mens Worked Slips made up Dark furr 0 – 6 – 0 Mar 1 1 doz best Litts Laces 2/- 3 doz Buttons 6d 0 – 2 – 6 Apr 26 1 p. Kidd Buttd Boots Soled through 1 long cap & some Buttons My [?] M 0 – 3 – 6 Augt 29 1 Morrice [?] Boot Cap Side ly [?] M 0 – 0 – 4 Do 1 Pair Venetian Slipper Do 0 – 2 – 8 Dcr 16 2 pair Best Litts Laces 0 – 0 – 4 17 6 Pair Do 1/- 6 Pair Thread Laces 7½ G Maid 0 – 1 – 7½ ------£ 3 ― 1 ― 11½ 1865 Feby 14 Paid [signed] J HEWER
14 Feb 1865 (2). A PENRITH FISHMONGER’S RECEIPT.
A neat and clean receipt with an Inland Revenue one-penny stamp. 4" x 6".
149 C 346 R 112 Wm. BEWLEY, Fish-Monger. £ 89 . 7 . 7 . Feb. 14. 1865.
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Penrith, Feb. 14. 1865. Received from Sir Geo: MUSGRAVE, Baronet, the sum of Eighty-nine pounds, 7s. 7d. for fish of various Kinds supplied to him by me during the Year 1864. Feby 14th. 1865 Received the above £ 89 . 7 . 7 . £ 89 . 7 . 7 . [signed] William BEWLEY
15 Feb 1865 (1). BARLEY FOR PHEASANTS IN CASTLERIGG WOODS.
A neat and clean receipt. Waxed onto a small piece of backing paper, with two small wax blobs. 2" x 7".
Sir G. MUSGRAVE Bart. To Geo: & Thos: TWEDDLE 1864 To barley delivered to Pheasants in Castlerigg Woods from Sept: to Dec: 10 stooks @ 3/- £ 1 . 10/-
15th. Febr. 1865 Settled by me [signed] John CRADDOCK [signed] Geo. TWEDDLE
15 Feb 1865 (2). KIRKOSWALD SAW MILL ACCOUNT.
A neat and clean receipt with an Inland Revenue one-penny stamp. 5" x 6".
Kirkoswald Saw Mills Feby 14 1865 Sir G. MUSGRAVE Bart. 1864 to Wm. RICHARDSON Mr. HODGSON Brewery } 52 Spars 145 Laths 2 Pieces of Oak } 1 0 0 Novr 14 2 Bushels Barley 1 4 ― Decr 21 1 ― ― ― 12 ― 1865 Jany 6 1 ― ― 12 ------£ 3 8 ― Settled Feb 15th. 1865 [signed] Wm RICHARDSON
150 17 Feb 1865 (1). RECEIPT FOR A SINGLE IRON PLOUGH.
A neat and clean receipt with an Inland Revenue one-penny stamp. Waxed onto a small piece of backing paper, with two small wax blobs. 4" x 4".
Edenhall Grange Feby 17/65. Sir. G. MUSGRAVE Bought by Auction
Single Iron Plough 2 . 2 . 0
1865 Feby 17th Co Cash 2 . 1 . 6 } -- Deit [?] . 6 } 2 . 2 . 0
Pro. Isa. THOMPSON Jos: BIRKETT by J. DOYLE
17 Feb 1865 (2). DONATION, RESTORATION OF CROSBY GARRETT CHURCH.
A neat and clean receipt. 4" x 7".
Edenhall, Feb. 17th. 1865. Placed to the a/c of Sir Geo. MUSGRAVE, Bart. the sum of Ten Pounds, forwarded this day to the Rev. Isaac SMITH, being a donation towards the restoration of Crosby Garrett Church.
£ 10 . 0 . 0 . [signed] Thos: BOWSTEAD
18 Feb 1865. SUBSCRIPTION TO LAZONBY NATIONAL SCHOOL.
A neat receipt. Grubby on the back. 4" x 7". Hand written entries into this printed form are transcribed in italics.
Lazonby, Feby. 18th. 1865. Received of Sir George MUSGRAVE Bart the Sum of five Pounds Shillings and Pence being his subscription to Lazonby National School due Jany. 1. 1865
£ 5 . 0 . 0 . [signed] John HEYSHAM
07 Jun 1865. A COOPER’S ACCOUNT.
A fresh, very neat and clean account with an Inland Revenue one-penny stamp. 9" x 6".
Penrith Sir Geo. MUSGRAVE Bart. 1864 Dr. Charles Vallance STALKER Apr 12 2 new Pails (Kitchen) ― 9 . 0 May 12 1 tub repd. new hoopd ― 3 . 6 30 1 new Pail. Char Pit. ― 4 . 6 151 July 5 4 new Pails Coachman ― 18 . 0 2 Do repd ― 2 . 6 Oct 12 1 new Pail Cowman ― 4 . 6 1 do repd ― ― . 9 20 1 tub for Well sinker ― 9 . 0 27 2 new Pails ― 9 . 0 Dec 10 2 new Pails. Haugh [?] Man ― 9 . 0 20 1 Do Do Loom [?] ― 4 . 6 1 Pail repd ― 1 . 3 ------Rcd. Jne. 7th 1865 3 . 12 . 6 [signed] C. V. STALKER 3 . 15 . 6
05 Feb 1887. LICENCE TO EMPLOY ONE MALE SERVANT.
A neat and clean printed Inland Revenue licence for one male servant. Printed in green. 6" x 6". Hand written entries into this printed form are transcribed in italics.
[Two postal cancels: LANGWATHBY, C, FE 5, 87]
INLAND REVENUE. ------LICENCE. – FOR ONE MALE SERVANT, £0 15s. 0d. 32 & 33 Vict., cap. 14. ------No. 11 Carlisle Collection. Penrith District. The Trustees of the late Sir R. C. MUSGRAVE Bart of Eden hall in the Parish of Edenhall in the County of Cumberland is hereby authorized to employ ONE MALE SERVANT from the day of the date hereof until the 31st day of December next following; he having paid the sum of FIFTEEN SHILLINGS for this Licence.
Granted at Langwathby this 5 day of February 1887 by [signed] M. DALTON fr 5811
NOTICE. 1. This Licence must be renewed at the expiration of this year, if you continue to keep a Servant. 2. Should an additional Servant be employed in the interval, a further Licence must be obtained.
07 Feb 1887 SUBSCRIPTION RECEIPT, LANGWATHBY BIBLE SOCIETY.
A neat and clean receipt. 4" x 7". Hand written entries into this printed form are transcribed in italics.
Estates’ Office, Edenhall, Penrith, Feb. 7. 1887.
152 Received from the Trustees of the late SIR R. C. MUSGRAVE, BART., M.P., by payment of Mr. Thos. BOWSTEAD, the Sum of One Pounds, one Shillings, and ~ Pence, being their subscription for the year 1886.7. to the Langwathby branch of the Bible Soc.
£ 1 . 1 . 0 . [signed] John POWLEY.
09 Feb 1887. HEAD GARDENER’S SALARY.
A neat and clean printed receipt with a Postage & Inland Revenue one-penny stamp. 4" x 7". Hand written entries into this printed form are transcribed in italics.
Estates’ Office, Edenhall, Penrith, Feb. 9. 1887. Received from the Trustees of the late SIR R. C. MUSGRAVE, BART., M.P., by payment of Mr. Thos. BOWSTEAD, the Sum of Twenty Pounds, – Shillings, and – – Pence, being one quarter’s Salary due to me on the 1st. inst. as Head Gardener.
£ 20 . 0 . 0 . [signed] T R CUCKNEY
14 Feb 1887 (1). RECEIPT FOR ROAD REPAIRS.
A neat and clean printed receipt with a Postage & Inland Revenue one-penny stamp. 4" x 7". Hand written entries into this printed form are transcribed in italics.
Estates’ Office, Edenhall, Penrith, Feb: 14: 1887. Received from the Trustees of the late SIR R. C. MUSGRAVE, BART., M.P., by payment of Mr. Thos. BOWSTEAD, the Sum of Three Pounds, ten Shillings, and ~ Pence, being half the cost of re-forming road to Honeypot Cowpasture.
£ 3 . 10 . 0 . [signed] J H SHAW
14 Feb 1887 (2). RECEIPT FOR OPENING DRAINS ON HONEYPOT FARM.
A neat and clean printed receipt with a Postage & Inland Revenue one-penny stamp. 4" x 7". Hand written entries into this printed form are transcribed in italics.
Estates’ Office, Edenhall, Penrith, Feb: 14: 1887. Received from the Trustees of the late SIR R. C. MUSGRAVE, BART., M.P., by payment of Mr. Thos. BOWSTEAD, the Sum of Two Pounds, five Shillings, and four Pence, being paid to MULLIGAN for opening old drains on “Honeypot” farm.
£ 2 . 5 . 4 . [signed] J H SHAW
17 Feb 1887. DEAN & CHAPTER OF CARLISLE CORN TITHE RECEIPT.
A fresh, very neat and clean receipt with a Postage & Inland Revenue one-penny stamp. 4" x 7". Hand written entries into this printed form are transcribed in italics.
153 Duplicate } Dean & Chapter Registry, Voucher. } Estates’ Office, Carlisle. Edenhall, Penrith, Feb: 17: 1887.
Received from the Trustees of the late SIR R. C. MUSGRAVE, BART., M.P., by payment of Mr. Thos. BOWSTEAD, the Sum of Two Hundred and thirteen Pounds, fifteen Shillings, and two Pence, being one year’s Edenhall Vicarag Corn Tithe on their own Lands & due Jan: 1. 1887. pp S & S. G. SAUL £ 213 . 15 . 2 . [signed] Edwd. G. [?] BELL.
16 Mar 1887. KIRKBY STEPHEN CRICKET CLUB SUBSCRIPTION.
A neat and clean receipt. 4" x 7".
Received from Mr BOUSTEAD £ 1.0.0 being subscription to the Kirkby Stephen Cricket Club. 1887 16 March 1887 [signed] H. P. MASON Sec.
21 Mar 1887. RAT KILLER’S WAGES.
A neat and clean printed receipt with a Postage & Inland Revenue one-penny stamp. 4" x 7". Hand written entries into this printed form are transcribed in italics.
Estates’ Office, Edenhall, Penrith, March 21st. 1887. Received from the Trustees of the late SIR R. C. MUSGRAVE, BART., M.P., by payment of Mr. Thos. BOWSTEAD, the Sum of Five Pounds, ---- Shillings, and ---- Pence, being payment for ½ year’s Rat-Killing, to Dec: 25. 1886.
£ 5 . 0 . 0 . [signed] John KENDALL
29 Mar 1887. WAGES FOR POULTRY & DAIRY MANAGEMENT.
A neat and clean printed receipt with a Postage & Inland Revenue one-penny stamp. 4" x 7". Hand written entries into this printed form are transcribed in italics.
Estates’ Office, Edenhall, Penrith, Mar. 29. 1887. Received from the Trustees of the late SIR R. C. MUSGRAVE, BART., M.P., by payment of Mr. Thos. BOWSTEAD, the Sum of Five Pounds, ----- Shillings, and ----- Pence, being a ½ year’s Salary due to me this day for Poultry and Dairy-Management.
£ 5 . 0 . 0 . [signed] Mrs ROBINSON
09 Aug 1895. PRINTED BILLHEAD, TIMBER & SLATE MERCHANT, PENRITH.
A neat and clean printed billhead. Small pin hole at top left. 7" x 8". Hand written entries into this printed form are transcribed in italics. 154
Elm Terrace, Brunswick Road, Penrith 1895 M Sir R. G. MUSGRAVE Bart. Eden Hall John RICHARDSON & Son, Dr. Invoice - JOINERS, BUILDERS, Timber & Slate Merchants.
For Mr. LOCKHARTs & J. MALLINSON’s Building @ £ s d 1895 Aug 9 To 5 – 11’ x 3” Quebec Red Planks = 80 Lin ft 5d 1 13 4 7 – 9 x 2 “ “ “ = 128 “ “ 2¾d 1 9 4 7 – 7 x 3 “ “ “ = 80 “ “ 2¾d 18 4 2 – ¾” Red Pine Boards = 24 Sq ft 2¼d 4 6 1 – 11’ x 4” “ Planks = 22 Lin ft 7d 12 10 2 – 9 x 4 “ “ = 36 “ “ 5½ 16 6 ------£ 5 14 10 ======
10 Nov 1895. CORN MILLER’ BILL, LITTLE SALKELD.
Approximately 6"x 8" with folds and an Inland Revenue one penny stamp. Lower end of bill with signature of recipient of payment not included on photo. Hand written entries into this printed form are transcribed in italics.
LITTLE SALKELD, By Raine 1895 Sir R. G. MUSGRAVE Bart To J. ATKINSON, CORN MILLER, &C. 1895 £ S D Jan 3 To ½ Bag Indian meal 7 0 21 To 1 Bag Do 13 9 1 Bag Bran 4 8 Feb 19 To 1 Bag Do 5 0 1 Bag Indian meal 13 6 March 13 To 1 Bag Do 13 6 April 17 To 1 Bag Do 13 0 May 9 To 1 Bag Do 13 9 1 Bag Bran 4 9 12 Stone Barley 9 6 28 To 1 Bag Indian meal 14 6 1 Bag Bran 4 9 June 20 To ½ Bag Indian meal 7 0 27 To ½ Bag Do 7 0 July 16 To 1 Bag Do 13 6 31 To 1 Bag Indian Corn 12 9 ------£ 7 17 11 Settled Nov. 10th 1895
155 1896. GAME BEATERS’ WAGES.
A neat clean wages bill. 5" x 10". Hand written entries into this printed form are transcribed in italics.
EDENHALL, Beaters Wages for Four Weeks ending, [blank]
NAME. Days. Rate. Amount. SIGNATURE. £ s d 12. Men 2 Days beating 3s per day 3 12 0 6 boys at 1s per day 12 0 [signed] Chr. GIBBONS ------£ 4 4 0 ------
06 Mar 1896. SUBSCRIPTION TO ARTHURET CHURCH ORGAN FUND.
A neat and clean receipt with one-penny stamp. 5 x 8".
Arthuret Church Organ Fund Longtown 6th March 1896. Received from Sir R. G. MUSGRAVE the Sum of Five pounds, Subscription to the above fund. £ 5 --- Wm. DIXON Treasurer
14 Mar 1896 (1). CARPENTERS’ WAGES.
A neat clean wages bill. 4" x 8". Hand written entries into this printed form are transcribed in italics.
EDENHALL, Carpenters Wages for Four Weeks ending, March 14th 1896
NAME. Days. Rate. Amount. SIGNATURE. £ S D Joseph MALLINSON 24 4/6 5 8 [signed] Joseph MALLINSON Exs to Musgrave 8 5 16 ------Joseph MALLINSON Senior 24 4/6 5 8 5 8 [signed] Joseph MALLINSON ------George DAVISON 24 4/4 5 4 Lodgings & Tram Fairs 3 2 5 7 2 [signed] G DAVISON ------Tom SARGINSON 24 4/4 5 4 Lodgings & Tram Fairs 3 2 5 7 2 [signed] T SARGINSON ------£ 21 18 4
156 14 Mar 1896 (2). RABBIT CATCHERS’ WAGES.
A neat clean wages bill. 5" x 10". Hand written entries into this printed form are transcribed in italics.
EDENHALL, Rabbit Catchers Wages for Four Weeks ending, March 14th 1896
NAME. Days. Rate. Amount. SIGNATURE. £ S D W. FOWLEYS 136 Couple 3 8 0 [signed] W FOWLES J. SPOOTISWOODE 99½ “ 2 9 9 [signed] J. SPOTSWOOD J. MACKTISH 120 “ 3 0 0 [signed] J McINTOSH ------8 17 9 ------
14 Mar 1896 (3). RAT KILLER’S RECEIPT.
A neat, fresh and clean receipt. 6” x 7". Hand written entries into this printed form are transcribed in italics.
ESTATE OFFICE, Edenhall, 14th. March 1896
Received from SIR R. G. MUSGRAVE, Bart., per PETER LOCKHART, the sum of Six shillings & nine pence being rats killed &c.
£ ----- 6/9d [signed] N DIXON
31 Mar 1896. RENT RECEIPTS FOR 10 DUCKING POND MEWS, LONDON.
Neat and clean printed receipts, the second with a printed one-penny oval stamp. 4" x 6". Hand written entries into these printed forms are transcribed in italics.
No. 246 17, WARWICK STREET, REGENT STREET, W.
Received the 31st of March 1896 of Sir G. MUSGRAVE Bart the Sum of One Pound 5/- on account of ¼ years rent of 10 Ducking Pond Mews due Midsummer next
£ ― ― ― ― Property Tax. For CAMPBELL, REEVES & HOOPER. ------£ 1 ― 5 ― – cheque [signed] W. DURDLE ======
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No. 704 17, WARWICK STREET, REGENT STREET, W.
Received the 31st of March 1896 of Sir R. G. MUSGRAVE Bart the Sum of Sixteen Pounds 8/9 for the ¼ year’s Rent due at Ladyday 1896 for Premises 10 Ducking Pond Mews
157 £ 16 ― 8 ― 9 – ― – ― – Property Tax. For CAMPBELL, REEVES & HOOPER. ------£ 16 ― 8 ― 9 cheque [signed] W. DURDLE ======
11 Apr 1896 (1). CHIMNEY SWEEP’S WAGES.
A neat wages bill. A bit rough at the right hand edge. 4" x 8". Hand written entries into this printed form are transcribed in italics.
EDENHALL, Sweeps Wages for Four Weeks ending, April 11th 1896
NAME. Days. Rate. Amount. SIGNATURE.
Sweeping Chimneys Hall “ 4 “ Bear [Beer?] Money “ 3 ------£ “ 7 Received [signed] J [?] MALLINSON
11 Apr 1896 (2). HOUSE & LAUNDRY MAIDS’ BOARD WAGES.
A neat clean wages bill. 4" x 8". Hand written entries into this printed form are transcribed in italics.
Board Wages for Four Weeks Ending 11th April 1896
NAME. Days. Rate. Amount. SIGNATURE. Wks Mary RAILTON 4 12/ 2 8 [signed] M RAILTON M. J. HESLOP “ “ 2 8 [signed] M Jane HESLOP E. GOODRUM “ “ 2 8 [signed] L. GOODRUM L. LINSCOTT “ “ 2 8 [signed] Lavinia LINSCOTT ------£ 9 12 Postages 8d : Telegram 6d : 1 2 ------£ 9 13 2 [signed] M RAILTON
11 Apr 1896 (3). WALLERS’ WAGES.
A neat clean wages bill. 4" x 8". Hand written entries into this printed form are transcribed in italics.
EDENHALL, Wallers. Wages for Four Weeks ending, April 11th. 1896
NAME. Days. Rate. Amount. SIGNATURE. £ s d Robt. THOMPSON 24 3/ 3 12 0 [signed] R. THOMPSON Cr. HARDY 23 3/4 3 16 8 [signed] C. HARDY Thos. BOOTH 24 3/4 4 0 0 [signed] T. BOOTH 158 Jos PARKIN 24 3/4 4 0 0 [signed] J . PARKIN ------£ 15 – 8 – 8
11 Apr 1896 (4). BLACKSMITH’S WAGES.
A neat clean wages bill. 4" x 8". Hand written entries into this printed form are transcribed in italics.
Blacksmith Wages for Four Weeks Ending 11th. April 1896
NAME. Days. Rate. Amount. SIGNATURE.
Robert LITTLE 24 4/2 5 0 0 [signed] R. LITTLE ------
11 Apr 1896 (5). GAMEKEEPERS’ WAGES.
A neat clean wages bill. 5" x 10". Hand written entries into this printed form are transcribed in italics.
EDENHALL, Game Keepers Wages for Four Weeks ending, April 11th 1896
NAME. Days. Rate. Amount. SIGNATURE. £ s d Chr. GIBBONS 4 Weeks 5 0 0 [signed] Chr GIBBONS J. CURRATHERS “ 3 8 0 [signed] John CARRUTHERS F. WHEELANS “ 3 8 0 [signed] F WHEALLEANS W. JONES “ 3 8 0 [signed] Wm. JONES J. BOWMAN “ 3 8 0 [signed] J BOWMAN
4 dogs 1/6 per week each 1 4 0 [signed] Chr. GIBBONS ------£ 19 16 0
11 Apr 1896 (6). RABBIT TRAPPERS’ WAGES.
A neat wages bill. A bit dusty. 5" x 10". Hand written entries into this printed form are transcribed in italics.
EDENHALL, Rabbit trappers Wages for Four Weeks ending, April 11th 1896
NAME. Days. Rate. Amount. SIGNATURE. £ s d W. FOWLEYS 90 Couple 2 5 0 [signed] W FOWLEYS J. SPOOTISWOODE 29 Couple 14 6 [signed] J. SPOTSWOOD ------£ 2 19 6 ------
159 11 Apr 1896 (7). GAS MAN’S WAGES.
A neat clean wages bill. 4" x 8". Hand written entries into this printed form are transcribed in italics.
Gasman. Wages for Four Weeks Ending 11th. April 1896
NAME. Days. Rate. Amount. SIGNATURE.
David AIREY 24 3/4 4 0 0 [signed] D AIREY ------
11 Apr 1896 (8). GARDENERS’ WAGES.
A neat clean wages bill. 11 x 10". Hand written entries into this printed form are transcribed in italics.
EDENHALL, Gardens Wages for Four Weeks ending, April 11th 1896
NAME. Days. Rate. Amount. SIGNATURE.
Frank STREET 24 3/4 4 0 0 [signed] Frank STREET Allan Mc LEAN “ 2/10 3 8 0 [signed] Allan McLEAN Ben SIMPSON “ 2/6 3 0 0 [signed] B SIMPSON George POTTS “ 2/6 3 0 0 [signed] G E POTTS Rowland HUCKVALE 21 2/- 2 2 0 [signed] R HUCKVALE John HARRISON 24 2/10 3 8 0 [signed] J HARRISON Herbert HODGSON 14 2/6 1 15 0 [signed] H HODGSON John FURNESS 7 2/8 18 8 [signed] J FURNESS Joseph MALLINSON 24 1/3 1 10 0 [signed] A MALLINSON Mrs WARWICK “ “ 1 10 0 [signed] Mrs WARWICK (ACS) ------£ 24 11 8 ------
11 Apr 1896 (9). WAGES SHEET FOR SUNDRY ESTATE WORKERS.
A neat and clean printed wages bill. 13" x 8". Hand written entries into this printed form are transcribed in italics.
Dated April 11th 1896 ======Pay Sheet of Woods F ARMSTRONG for week ending April 11th 1896 ======44 ~ 6 ~ 4 £ 38 ~ 18 ~ 4
Edenhall £ 37 – 14 – 4 Baronwood 6 – 12 – 0 160 ------£ 44 – 6 – 4 ======
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EDEN-HALL ESTATE-WAGES. For 4 Weeks ending April 11th 1896
NAMES DAYS RATE £ S. D. SIGNATURES Francis ARMSTRONG 24 4/6 5 8 0 [signed] F ARMSTRONG Tyson WEAR 22 3/ 3 6 0 [signed] T WEAR W FORGAN 24 3/4 4 0 0 [signed] W FORGAN John SLEE 24 3/ 3 12 0 [signed] J SLEE John GRISDALE 24 3/ 3 12 0 [signed] J GRISDALE Angus McKICHNIE 24 3/ 3 12 0 [signed] A KICHNIE John SOURBY 23 3/ 3 9 0 [signed] J SOURBY Edward WHEALLEANS 24 3/ 3 12 0 [signed] E WHEALLEANS M ROWLANDSON 24 3/ 3 12 0 [signed] M ROWLANDSON Thos ARMSTRONG 24 2/ 2 8 0 [signed] T ARMSTRONG Charles AIREY 17½ 1/4 1 3 4 [signed] C AIREY Thos HODGSON 24 2/6 3 0 0 [signed] T HODGSON John BIRD 24 3/ 3 12 0 [signed] J BIRD £ 38 – 18 – 4 44 – 6 – 4
37 – 14 – 4 Woods 32 – 6 – 4 Barron wood 6 – 12 – 0 ------£ 38 – 18 – 4 £ 44 – 6 – 4
11 Apr 1896 (10). RECEIPT FOR ENTRY OF TWO DOGS AT PENRITH SHOW.
A neat and clean receipt. 6" x 7". Hand written entries into this printed form are transcribed in italics.
ESTATE OFFICE, Edenhall, 11th. April 1896
Received from SIR R. G. MUSGRAVE, Bart., per PETER LOCKHART, the sum of Seven shillings & six pence being entry fees for two dogs at Penrith show.
£ ----- 7/6 [signed] Chr GIBBONS
15 Oct 1896 (1). SCOTSMAN NEWSPAPER RECEIPT FOR ADVERTISING.
A neat and clean receipt. 4" x 8". Hand written entries into this printed form are transcribed in italics.
161 7/101 To the Proprietors at The Scotsman, Mr. Peter LOCKHART 30 COCKBURN STREET, EDINBURGH. Estate Office, [GLASGOW OFFICE – 24 GEORGE SQUARE.] Edenhall. Langwathby. R.S.O [LONDON OFFICE – 43 FLEET STREET, E.C.] Cumberland [GREENOCK OFFICE – SUGAR EXCHANGE BUILDINGS.]
1896 TO ADVERTISING–
May 11, 12, 13 Pointers for sale 1/6 4 6
[Oval Stamp:] THE SCOTSMAN, 15 OCT. 96 EDINBURGH. Received Payment for the Proprietors, [signed] J. M RITCHIE [Money Orders payable to JOHN RITCHIE & Co.]
15 Oct 1896 (2). RECEIPT, AMATEUR THEATRICALS AT LANGWATHBY.
A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 5" x 8".
1896 October 15th Sir Richard’s a/c Tickets for Amateur Theatricals at Langwathby 7/6 ==
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Received from Sir R. G. MUSGRAVE Bart the sum of Seven shillings & sixpence being payment of tickets for Dramatic Entertainment.
£ – 7 – 6 [signed] Cecil S. HODGES
15th. Oct. 1896.
29 Aug 1899. CARLISLE GUARANTEED MANURE CO. PRINTED ACCOUNT.
A neat and clean printed billhead / account with a Postage & Inland Revenue one-penny stamp. 8" x 10". Hand written entries into this printed form are transcribed in italics.
OFFICES. CARLISLE 18______32 English Street
THE GUARANTEED MANURE COMPANY
Act Sir R. G. MUSGRAVE Bart for Mr. J. DIXON, Hyde Park.
Terms For Cash within 1 Month 5 Per Cent discount or Bill at 4 Months. 162 ______
1899 Bags Tons Cwts @ April 18 To Dissolved Bones Compound 1 15 5/9 £ 10 1 3
Received payment with thanks [signed] John P. STUBBS August 29 1899 for R. W. GOOLD & Co
Carriage Paid to Station. Agent: -
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[The reverse of the bill has a printed Table of Percentages, Conditions of Sale etc. At right angles across the print is handwritten:]
1899 August 29th. Allowances Guaranteed Manure Co £ 10 . 1 . 3 Hyde Park.
163 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:
Christopher GIBSON (1704-1705/6) George GIBSON (1726-1734) Lancelot SIMPSON (1733-1734) Christopher DOBSON (1734/5-1776) Thomas RUDD (1754) Jonathan OLDMAN / OLMAND (1790-1796) Joseph BRISCO (1801-1808) Lancelot Story DIXON (1816-1853) Thomas BOWSTEAD / BOUSTEAD (1864-1887) Peter LOCKHART (1896)
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 ANDERSON ABRAHAM / ABRAM, Thomas, 28 Sep 1748, ~, Miss, 15 Dec 1820, 96 42 ARCHER ADDISON ~, George, 19 Sep 1662, 14 ~, N., 01 Nov 1791, 49 ~, John, 19 Sep 1662, 14 AIKENHEAD ARMISTEAD AKENHEAD, David, 31 Jul 1828 (3), 110 ~, Henry, 27 Dec 1864, 146 AIREY ARMSTRONG ~, Charles, 11 Apr 1896 (9), 161 ~, Francis, 11 Apr 1896 (9), 161 ~, David, 11 Apr 1896 (7), 160 ~, George, 01 Dec 1750, 43 ALDERSON ~, John, 20 Dec 1820, 97 ~, Elizabeth, 31 Jul 1828 (3), 111 ~, John, 25 Mar 1834, 120 ~, George, 16 Jan 1792 (2), 51 ~, John, 10 Feb 1853 (1), 134 ~, George, 27 Jul 1820, 89 ~, Thomas, 07 Oct 1833, 116 ~, J., 08 Dec 1820, 96 ~, Thomas, 11 Apr 1896 (9), 161 ALLEN ARNISON HALLEN, Mary, 28 Sep 1748, 42 ~, George, 07 Aug 1792 (2), 59 HALLEN, William, 28 Sep 1748, 42 ~, John, 30 Dec 1820 (1), 98 ~, John, 22 Mar 1823, 103 164 ~, John, 12 Mar 1832, 116 BLAMIRE ATHERTON BLEAYMIRE, Messrs, 04 Feb 1853, 132 ~, William, 11 Nov 1864 (13), 142 ~, George, 19 Feb 1796, 74 ATKINSON ~, Thomas, 29 Jan 1821, 102 ~, -, 11 Feb 1834, 119 BLANCHARD ~, Mr, 21 Jun 1735, 41 ~, Mr, 20 Feb 1821, 103 ~, J., 10 Nov 1895, 155 ~, William, 12 Dec 1820, 96 ~, Jane, 11 Nov 1864 (5), 140 BLAND ~, Mary, 31 Jul 1828 (3), 110 ~, Barnaby, 28 Sep 1748, 42 ~, Ralph, 31 Jul 1828 (3), 110 ~, Thomas, 28 Sep 1748, 42 ~, Thomas, 06 Mar 1832, 115 BLENKINSOPP ~, William, 30 Dec 1820 (4), 98 BLENKINSOP, Ann, 31 Jul 1828 (3), 110 ~, William, 31 Jul 1828 (3), 110 BOAK BAGWELL ~, Mary, 18 Aug 1792, 59 ~, John, 30 Nov 1685, 18 BOMER BAINES ~, -, 10 Feb 1726/7, 36 BAYNES, John, 28 Sep 1748, 42 BONIFFEILD BARGETT ~, Robert, 09 Sep 1686 (2), 19 BARJETT, William, 09 Oct 1792 (4), 64 BOOTH BARTON ~, Thomas, 11 Apr 1896 (3), 158 ~, John, 18 Feb 1835, 123 BOWERBANK BATY BOWRBANCK, Jonathon, 09 Aug 1705, 26 BATY / BEATY, William, 26 Nov 1801, 78 BOWMAN BECK ~, Mr, 30 Nov 1795, 67 ~, John, 19 Sep 1662, 14 ~, J., 11 Apr 1896 (5), 159 BEIGHET ~, William, 11 Nov 1864 (14), 142 ~, Robert, 30 Nov 1795, 70 BOWNESS BELL ~, Jeffrey, 18 Jun 1792 (1), 56 ~, Barbara, 31 Jul 1828 (3), 111 BRADLEY ~, Edward G. [?], 17 Feb 1887, 154 ~, Thomas, 01 Oct 1792 (3), 61 ~, Elizabeth, 11 Nov 1864 (7), 141 BRAITHWAITE ~, James, 09 Sep 1686 (2), 19 ~, John, 10 Feb 1853 (1), 134 ~, John, 05 Aug 1820, 91 BRAY ~, John, 12 Mar 1832, 116 ~, Thomas, 30 Nov 1685, 18 ~, John, 11 Feb 1835, 123 BREAKS ~, William, 11 Feb 1834, 118 ~, John, 27 May 1823 (2), 104 BELLINGHAM BRISCO ~, Allan, 19 Sep 1662, 14 ~, Mr, 23 Mar 1790, 47 BENSON BROADLAY ~, George, 17 Oct 1705 (2), 30 ~, Christopher, 21 Jul 1705 (2), 26 ~, Jo, 11 Oct 1726 (2), 36 BROWN BEWLEY ~, J., 13 Oct 1792, 66 ~, John, 15 Jul 1823, 105 ~, John, 19 Feb 1734/5, 41 ~, John, 28 Oct 1823, 106 ~, John, 28 Jan 1853 (2), 130 ~, William, 08 Nov 1864, 139 ~, John, 10 Dec 1864, 144 ~, William, 14 Feb 1865 (2), 150 ~, Joseph, 10 Feb 1834, 118 BIRD BUCHANAN ~, Ann, 18 Aug 1792, 59 BOHANON, Mr, 21 Feb 1790, 46 ~, B., 28 Jul 1807, 79 BUCHANNAN, Mr, 23 Mar 1790, 47 ~, John, 11 Apr 1896 (9), 161 ~, John, 25 Oct 1791 (2), 48 ~, William, 01 Dec 1750, 43 ~, John, 02 Nov 1795, 66 BIRKBECK BUTFIELD ~, Mr, 04 Feb 1853, 133 ~, John, 30 Nov 1685, 18 BURKBEC / BIRKBECK, Alexander, CAIG 01 Oct 1792 (1), 60 ~, John, 22 May 1820, 83 ~, Sarah, 11 Nov 1864 (8), 141 CAIT BIRKETT ~, William, 30 Nov 1795, 70 BURKETT, James, 19 Sep 1662, 14 CAMPBELL ~, Joseph, 17 Feb 1865 (1), 151 ~, -, 31 Mar 1896, 157 ~, W., 21 Dec 1864 (1), 145 CANNON BIRNEY ~, Robert, 31 Dec 1808, 81 ~, James, 04 Aug 1820, 91 CANTLEY BLAIN ~, Richard, 17 Oct 1705 (1), 29 BLANE, Ann, 18 Aug 1792, 59 CARLETON BLANE, Mary, 16 Jan 1705/6, 31 ~, Anthony, 28 Sep 1748, 42 165 CARLTON, John, 17 Oct 1705 (1), 29 COULTHARD CARLISLE ~, William, 27 Sep 1792, 60 ~, Lord, 01 Dec 1750, 43 COWAN CARMALL COWIN, Edward, 09 Oct 1792 (2), 63 ~, Jane, 17 Mar 1835 (1), 124 COWPER CARRICK ~, F., 22 Oct 1861, 138 ~, Sarah, 18 Jan 1853, 127 ~, John, 19 Feb 1734/5, 41 ~, Thomas, 18 Jan 1853, 128 COXON CARRUTHERS ~, Ann, 31 Jul 1828 (3), 110 CURRATHERS / CARRUTHERS, John, ~, John, 31 Jul 1828 (3), 110 11 Apr 1896 (5), 159 ~, Mary, 31 Jul 1828 (3), 110 CARTNER ~, Thomas, 31 Jul 1828 (3), 110 ~, Isaac, 08 Nov 1823, 107 CRADDOCK CARTWRIGHT ~, John, 15 Feb 1865 (1), 150 ~, -, 04 May 1776, 46 CRAIG CHAMBERS ~, Mr, 13 Nov 1820, 91 ~, Lancelot, 15 Feb 1853 (2), 136 CRANE CHAMBRE ~, Giles, 30 Nov 1685, 18 ~, Mr, 09 Oct 1792 (5), 65 CREE ~, Mr, 30 Nov 1795, 70 ~, Elizabeth, 31 Jul 1828 (3), 111 CHAPELHOW CROSS CHAPELLOW, Agnas, 17 Oct 1705 (1), 29 CROSSE, Thomas, 30 Nov 1685, 18 CHAPELLOW, Eliner, 17 Oct 1705 (1), 29 CUCKNEY CHAPELLOW, John, 17 Oct 1705 (1), 29 ~, T. R., 09 Feb 1887, 153 CHAPELLOW, William, 17 Oct 1705 (1), 29 CURRIE CHAPTON ~, Ralph, 10 Jun 1835, 126 ~, Thomas, 30 Sep 1823 (1), 106 CUTLER CHERRY ~, Sir John, 24 Jan 1665/6, 15 ~, Thomas, 06 Apr 1754 (2), 43 DALTON CHESTER ~, G. T., 21 Dec 1864 (1), 145 ~, M., 28 Jan 1853 (3), 130 ~, Humpherey, 04 Feb 1705/6, 32 CHIPCHASE ~, Humphrey, 01 Feb 1704/5, 23 ~, Elizabeth, 31 Jul 1828 (3), 111 ~, J., 08 Jul 1828, 109 ~, Isabella, 31 Jul 1828 (3), 111 ~, Jo:, 25 Nov 1704, 21 ~, Mary, 31 Jul 1828 (3), 111 ~, John, 22 Nov 1705, 30 CLARK ~, M., 05 Feb 1887, 152 CLARKE, Thomas, 09 Oct 1705, 29 ~, Mary, 24 Jun 1828, 108 ~, William, 22 Dec 1704, 23 ~, Rachel, 24 Jun 1820, 84 ~, William, 12 Mar 1704/5, 24 ~, Robert, 04 Feb 1865, 147 ~, William, 22 Jun 1705, 25 ~, T., 21 Dec 1864 (1), 145 ~, William, 28 Dec 1705, 31 DANTESON CLAYTON ~, -, 1660, 13 ~, Clayton, 04 Feb 1853, 133 DAVIES CLIBURN DAVIS, Adam, 21 Sep 1792, 59 ~, Mary, 17 Oct 1705 (1), 29 DAVISON COATS ~, George, 14 Mar 1896 (1), 156 COTES, Mr, 30 Nov 1795, 69 ~, Margaret, 31 Jul 1828 (3), 111 ~, Edmond, 30 Sep 1754, 43 ~, William, 31 Jul 1828 (3), 110 COCK DAWSON ~, James, 19 Sep 1662, 14 ~, John, 26 May 1792 (1), 54 COLE ~, John, 02 Jul 1792, 57 ~, Ralph, 22 Apr 1676, 16 ~, John, 01 Oct 1792 (4), 61 ~, Thomas, 22 Apr 1676, 16 ~, John, 04 Apr 1796, 75 COLLIER ~, John, 23 Nov 1820 (1), 92 ~, Thomas, 29 Feb 1796, 75 ~, Joseph, 27 Feb 1796, 75 COLLIN DOWSON, Matthew, 17 Oct 1705 (1), 29 ~, Elizabeth, 04 Sep 1705, 27 ~, Thomas, 08 Jul 1828, 109 COLLINSON ~, William, 17 May 1823, 104 ~, William, 06 Jan 1710/11, 34 DAY COMBE ~, Thomas, 27 Jul 1820, 88 ~, James, 30 Nov 1685, 18 DEBENHAM COPELAND DEBNAM, Thomas, 30 Nov 1685, 18 COUPELAND, Joseph, 18 Mar 1834 (2), 120 DENT COUPLAND, William, 18 Mar 1834 (2), 120 ~, -, 10 Feb 1726/7, 37
166 DIXON FARLAM ~, Mr, 21 Feb 1792, 52 ~, John, 09 Sep 1686 (2), 19 ~, Mr, 04 Feb 1853, 132 FAWCETT ~, Mr, 21 Dec 1864 (1), 145 FAUCETT, Thomas, 09 Sep 1686 (2), 19 ~, Mr, 21 Dec 1864 (3), 146 FAWCETT / FAWCET, Thomas, DICKSON, Archibald, 05 Aug 1828, 113 27 Nov 1816 (2), 81 ~, George, 01 Dec 1750, 43 ~, William, 23 Nov 1820 (2), 93 ~, George, 01 Aug 1820 (1), 90 FENTON ~, George, 21 Feb 1835, 124 ~, E., 18 Jan 1853, 129 ~, George, 29 Jan 1853, 131 ~, Joseph, 18 Jan 1853, 127 ~, George, 10 Feb 1853 (2), 135 FERGUSON ~, J., 29 Aug 1899, 162 FARGENSON, John, 27 Nov 1816 (2), 81 ~, John, 28 Sep 1792, 60 FERRY ~, John, 05 Oct 1792 (1), 62 ~, Eleanor, 31 Jul 1828 (3), 111 ~, John, 21 May 1828, 107 FERREY, William, 31 Jul 1828 (3), 111 ~, Joseph W., 04 Feb 1819, 82 FILMER ~, N., 14 Mar 1896 (3), 157 ~, Lady, 24 Apr 1796, 76 DICKSON, William, 05 Aug 1828, 115 FINNIMORE ~, William, 06 Mar 1896, 156 ~, John, 30 Nov 1685, 18 DODD FLEMING ~, John, 22 May 1820, 83 FLEEMINGE, Daniel, 19 Sep 1662, 14 DONAL ~, Jane, 24 Jan 1853 (1), 129 ~, Eliah M., 17 May 1823, 104 ~, Jane, 11 Nov 1864 (9), 141 DONALDSON FLETCHER ~, W., 21 Dec 1864 (1), 145 ~, George, 19 Sep 1662, 14 DOUGLAS ~, J., 26 Nov 1801, 79 ~, Sarah, 22 Jan 1796, 72 FLOWER DOYLE ~, Christopher, 31 Jul 1828 (3), 112 ~, J., 17 Feb 1865 (1), 151 FORGAN DUNN ~, W., 11 Apr 1896 (9), 161 ~, Barbara, 31 Jul 1828 (3), 111 FORSTER ~, Elizabeth, 31 Jul 1828 (3), 110 ~, Messrs, 02 Aug 1820, 90 DURDLE ~, Ann, 31 Jul 1828 (3), 111 ~, W., 31 Mar 1896, 157 ~, Jane, 31 Jul 1828 (3), 111 DURHAM ~, John, 29 Jan 1821, 102 ~, Countess of, 04 Feb 1853, 132 ~, Joseph, 22 Jun 1705, 25 ~, Lady, 04 Feb 1853, 131 ~, Joseph, 28 Dec 1705, 31 ~, Lord, 04 Feb 1853, 132 FORRESTER, Mr. R., 20 Dec 1864, 145 EDEN FORTH ~, Edward, 09 Aug 1690, 20 ~, Hugh, 19 Sep 1662, 14 EDWARDS FOTHERGILL ~, William, 30 Nov 1685, 18 ~, George, 23 Apr 1706, 34 EGREMONT ~, Thomas, 31 Mar 1792, 53 ~, Earl of, 08 Nov 1791, 49 ~, Thomas, 27 Feb 1796, 75 ELAND FOWLER ELLAND, -, 07 Aug 1841, 127 ~, John, 30 Nov 1685, 18 ~, Ann, 08 Jun 1835 (3), 126 FOWLEYS ~, John, 08 Jun 1835 (3), 126 FOWLEYS / FOWLES, W., 14 Mar 1896 (2), ELLIOT 157 ~, Matthew, 30 Nov 1685, 18 ~, W., 11 Apr 1896 (6), 159 ELLIOTT, Simon, 10 Feb 1865, 149 FRANKLIN ELWOOD ~, Adjutant, 26 Oct 1861, 138 ~, Richard, 09 Dec 1704, 22 ~, Joseph, 22 Nov 1734, 41 EMMERSON FROST ~, W [?], 29 Jan 1821, 102 ~, Anne, 30 Sep 1754, 44 EVES FURBER ~, Edward, 30 Nov 1685, 18 ~, John, 30 Nov 1685, 18 FALDER FURNESS ~, George, 10 Feb 1853 (1), 134 ~, John, 11 Apr 1896 (8), 160 ~, Thomas, 01 Nov 1861, 138 GALLOP FARADAY ~, James, 30 Nov 1685, 18 ~, Richard, 16 Jan 1792 (1), 51 GARDINER ~, Richard, 18 Jan 1796, 71 GARDINER / GARDNER, Charles, ~, Richard, 27 Feb 1796, 75 30 Nov 1685, 18 ~, John, 30 Nov 1685, 18 167 GASH ~, Thomas, 21 Sep 1792, 60 ~, William, 30 Nov 1795, 70 HARDY GASKARTH ~, Christopher, 11 Apr 1896 (3), 158 ~, Henry, 06 Feb 1821, 102 HARRISON GATE ~, Francis, 21 Jun 1735, 41 GAITE / GATE, Richard, 09 Sep 1686 (2), 19 ~, John, 11 Apr 1896 (8), 160 GEDLING ~, Mathew, 21 Jul 1705 (2), 26 ~, -, 23 Apr 1706, 34 ~, Myles, 19 Sep 1662, 14 GERARD ~, William, 09 Sep 1686 (2), 19 ~, Sir Gilbert, 22 Apr 1676, 17 HARTLEY GIBBONS ~, D., 02 Mar 1819, 82 ~, Christopher, 1896, 156 ~, D., 20 Feb 1821, 103 ~, Christopher, 11 Apr 1896 (5), 159 HARVEY ~, Christopher, 11 Apr 1896 (10), 161 ~, John, 18 Jan 1853, 127 GILL HASELL ~, Hugh, 30 Nov 1685, 18 ~, Mr, 30 Nov 1795, 67 GLENDINNING ~, Edward, 30 Nov 1795, 67 GLENDINING, Thomas, 30 Nov 1795, 70 ~, Julia, 30 Nov 1795, 67 GOODLAND HASTWELL ~, William, 30 Nov 1685, 18 HASTWEL / HASTWLL, Robert, 30 Sep 1754, GOODRUM 44 ~, L. or E., 11 Apr 1896 (2), 158 HEDLEY GOULD ~, William, 27 Jul 1820, 89 GOOLD, R. W., 29 Aug 1899, 163 HENDERSON GOWLING ~, David, 07 Dec 1864, 144 ~, Richard, 19 Jun 1792, 57 HERON GOWLING / GOUWLING, Thomas, HERON / HARRON, Richard / Rechard, 20 Dec 1791 (1), 49 27 Jul 1820, 88 ~, Thomas, 25 Jun 1792, 57 HETHERINGTON GRAHAM ~, Mrs, 05 Nov 1864, 139 ~, Mr, 30 Nov 1795, 70 ~, Isabella, 18 Aug 1792, 59 ~, J., 30 Jun 1820, 84 ~, M*, 02 Nov 1818, 81 ~, Robert, 30 Nov 1795, 70 ~, R., 09 Oct 1792 (3), 64 ~, Stuart James, 04 May 1776, 46 ~, Richard, 1807, 79 GRAVE ~, Richard, 10 Feb 1821, 103 ~, Mr, 04 Apr 1796, 75 HETHORN ~, Edward, 09 Oct 1792 (5), 65 ~, Mr, 10 Feb 1853 (2), 135 ~, Edward, 30 Nov 1795, 66 HEUGHF GRAY ~, Ann, 31 Jul 1828 (3), 110 ~, Robert, 09 Aug 1690, 20 HEWER ~, Rowland, 09 Sep 1686 (2), 19 ~, John, 14 Feb 1865 (1), 149 GREEN HEWITSON ~, -, 04 May 1776, 46 HEWERTSON, William, 01 Dec 1750, 43 ~, John, 21 Jan 1821, 101 HEYSHAM GRIFFITH ~, John, 18 Feb 1865, 151 ~, Messrs, 04 Feb 1853, 131 HILL GRISEDALE ~, John, 24 Jan 1665/6, 15 ~, -, 23 Apr 1706, 34 HIND GRISDALE, John, 11 Apr 1896 (9), 161 ~, Mary, 23 Oct 1833, 116 GURNEY HISLOP ~, Mr, 04 Feb 1853, 132 HESLOP, M. Jane, 11 Apr 1896 (2), 158 HALIFAX HODGES HALLIFAX, Samuel, 24 Nov 1795, 66 ~, Cecil S., 15 Oct 1896 (2), 162 HALL HODGSON ~, John, 11 Nov 1864 (18), 143 ~, Miss, 23 Mar 1790, 47 HALLEN see ALLEN ~, Mr, 15 Feb 1865 (2), 150 HALTON ~, Herbert, 11 Apr 1896 (8), 160 ~, Christopher, 1792, 50 ~, James, 31 Jul 1828 (3), 110 HAMET ~, Mary, 31 Jul 1828 (3), 110 ~, Henry, 30 Nov 1685, 18 ~, Solomon, 08 Jun 1820, 83 HAMILTON ~, Thomas, 11 Apr 1896 (9), 161 ~, -, 03 Dec 1820, 94 ~, William, 06 Oct 1792, 62 ~, John, 11 Jul 1820, 87 HOGG ~, Robert, 07 Oct 1833, 116 ~, Elizabeth, 18 Aug 1792, 59 ~, T., 08 Dec 1820, 96 ~, Richard, 18 Jun 1796, 78 168 ~, William, 18 Aug 1792, 59 KENDAL HOLLIDAY ~, Ann, 14 Jun 1820, 83 HALLIDAY / HOLYDAY, Edward, ~, Ann, 03 Dec 1820, 94 28 Sep 1748, 42 KENDALL, John, 21 Mar 1887, 154 HOLMES KENDALL, W., 21 Dec 1864 (1), 145 HOLMS, Isaac, 21 Feb 1790, 46 KICHNIE HOLMS, Isaac, 12 Feb 1796, 72 McKICHNIE / KICHNIE, Angus, ~, Joseph, 24 Jan 1853 (2), 129 11 Apr 1896 (9), 161 HOOPER KILBURN ~, -, 31 Mar 1896, 157 ~, Margaret, 31 Jul 1828 (3), 111 ~, John, 30 Nov 1685, 18 ~, Ralph, 27 Jul 1820, 88 HORSLEY ~, Ralph, 31 Jul 1828 (3), 110 ~, John, 07 Feb 1865, 147 KIRKBRIDE HOWE ~, Joseph, 01 Apr 1834, 120 ~, George, 31 Jul 1828 (3), 111 KITT ~, John, 31 Jul 1828 (3), 110 KIT, Mr, 10 Feb 1726/7, 37 ~, Mary, 31 Jul 1828 (3), 110 KNEWSTUBB ~, Robert, 31 Jul 1828 (3), 110 KNEWSUB / KNEWSTUBB, John, HOWELL 09 Sep 1686 (2), 19 ~, Thomas, 30 Nov 1685, 18 KNIPE HUCKVALE ~, Isaack, 19 Sep 1662, 14 ~, Rowland, 11 Apr 1896 (8), 160 KNOLLYS HUDDART ~, Fr:, 24 Jan 1665/6, 15 ~, Thomas, 21 Jun 1735, 41 LAIDMAN HUNTER ~, -, 28 Jul 1807, 79 ~, William, 09 Aug 1690, 20 ~, Jonathan, 07 Apr 1808, 80 HUTCHINSON LAMB ~, Isabell / Isabel, 09 Sep 1686 (2), 19 ~, Hannah, 31 Jul 1828 (3), 111 ~, William, 11 Nov 1704, 21 ~, John, 28 Sep 1748, 42 ~, William, 04 Jul 1705, 25 ~, William, 31 Jul 1828 (3), 111 HUTTON LAMBERT ~, John, 06 Apr 1754 (2), 43 ~, Thomas, 28 Sep 1748, 42 ~, Richard, 03 May 1672, 16 LANCASTER ~, William, 28 Sep 1705, 28 ~, -, 1656, 12 IRELAND ~, -, 1660, 13 ~, Thomas, 08 Jul 1828, 109 ~, Elizabeth, 08 Jun 1835 (4), 126 ~, Thomas, 21 Dec 1864 (1), 145 ~, Lanclot, 17 Jan 1705/6, 32 ~, Thomas, 21 Dec 1864 (3), 146 ~, Richard, 31 Dec 1766, 45 IRWIN LANGSTAFF see LONGSTAFF ~, I. [or J.], 19 Feb 1796, 74 LAWSON JACKSON ~, Richard, 27 Jul 1820, 89 ~, Fanny, 11 Nov 1864 (6), 141 LAYBURN ~, Jeremiah, 10 Jan 1792 (2), 50 ~, -, 28 Jan 1853 (2), 130 ~, Jeremiah, 16 Feb 1796 (1), 72 ~, Thomas, 31 Jul 1828 (3), 110 ~, Richard, 02 Nov 1791, 49 LEECE JAMES ~, Jonathan, 01 Aug 1820 (2), 90 ~, Joseph, 29 Dec 1733, 38 ~, Jonathe, 27 May 1823 (2), 104 ~, William, 30 Dec 1820 (2), 98 LEWRICK ~, William, 30 Dec 1820 (3), 98 LEWRECK / LEWRICKE, William, JAMESON 20 Feb 1704/5, 24 ~, Joseph, 19 Jan 1853, 129 LIGHTFOOT JAQUES ~, William, 09 Oct 1792 (4), 64 ~, Ann, 11 Nov 1864 (12), 142 LINSCOTT JACKES, William, 17 May 1823, 104 ~, Lavinia, 11 Apr 1896 (2), 158 JEFFERSON LITTLE ~, John, 22 Apr 1676, 16 ~, Joseph, 11 Nov 1864 (17), 143 ~, Joseph, 25 Jan 1704/5, 23 ~, Robert, 11 Apr 1896 (4), 159 JOHNSTON ~, Thomas [?], 19 Feb 1734/5, 41 JOHNSTONE, John, 12 Mar 1832, 115 LOCKHART JOHNSON, Matthew, 16 Jun 1828 (1), 108 ~, Mr, 09 Aug 1895, 155 JOHNSON, Matthew, 16 Jun 1828 (2), 108 LONGRIGG JONES ~, John, 25 Dec 1834, 122 ~, John, 30 Nov 1685, 18 LONGSTAFF ~, William, 11 Apr 1896 (5), 159 LANGSTAFF, George, 27 Jul 1820, 88 LONGSTAFFE, James, 09 Sep 1686 (2), 19 169 LONSDALE MILBURN ~, The Right Honorable Lord Vicount, ~, William, 13 Dec 1834, 122 21 Jun 1735, 41 MILNER LOSH ~, Revd. Mr, 11 Jun 1828, 108 ~, Mr, 19 Feb 1796, 74 ~, John, 21 Nov 1726, 36 LOWES MONKHOUSE ~, HW. [?], 08 Nov 1791, 49 MUNKHOUSE, Mr, 27 Feb 1796, 75 LOWASS, John, 30 Nov 1705, 31 ~, Isaac, 25 Oct 1791 (1), 48 LOWNDES MUNKHOUSE, Lancelot, 21 Jun 1735, 41 ~, Mr, 30 Nov 1795, 69 ~, William, 30 Jun 1820, 84 LOWRIE MONTEFIORE ~, John, 19 Feb 1796, 74 ~, Mr, 04 Feb 1853, 132 LOWTHER MOORE ~, John, 19 Sep 1662, 14 ~, John, 21 Jun 1735, 42 LOWTHIAN MOULDING ~, John, 09 Feb 1792 (2), 52 ~, Jane, 11 Nov 1864 (3), 140 ~, John, 17 May 1796, 77 MULCASTER LOWTHIAN / LOWTHAN, Joseph, ~, J. S., 21 Dec 1864 (2), 146 09 Feb 1792 (1), 51 MULLIGAN MACHELL ~, -, 14 Feb 1887 (2), 153 ~, Miss M., 23 Mar 1790, 47 MUSGRAVE MALLINSON ~, Dowager Lady, 02 Nov 1861, 139 ~, A., 11 Apr 1896 (8), 160 ~, Lady, 23 Nov 1820 (1), 92 ~, J., 09 Aug 1895, 155 ~, Lady, 15 Dec 1820, 96 ~, J. [?], 11 Apr 1896 (1), 158 ~, Lady, 02 Nov 1861, 139 ~, Joseph, 14 Mar 1896 (1), 156 MUSGROVE, Lady, 22 Nov 1864, 144 ~, Joseph, 11 Apr 1896 (8), 160 ~, Master, 16 Feb 1853, 137 MANGHAM ~, Miss, 11 Nov 1864 (8), 141 ~, George, 20 Dec 1791 (1), 49 ~, Sir Christopher, 22 Apr 1676, 16 MARK ~, Sir Christopher, 06 Jun 1678, 17 ~, John, 17 Mar 1835 (2), 125 ~, Sir Christopher, 30 Nov 1685, 18 MARSHALL ~, Christopher, 25 Oct 1791 (2), 48 ~, John, 11 Oct 1864, 138 ~, John C., 24 Apr 1792, 53 MASON ~, John Chardin, 25 Oct 1791 (2), 48 ~, H. P., 16 Mar 1887, 154 ~, Nathaniel, 30 Nov 1685, 18 ~, John, 30 Sep 1754, 43 ~, R., 07 Feb 1865, 147 MATTHEW ~, Captain Simon, 30 Nov 1685, 18 ~, Hannah, 18 Aug 1792, 59 ~, William, 09 Sep 1686 (2), 19 ~, Jane, 18 Aug 1792, 59 MYERS ~, Thomas, 18 Jun 1796, 78 MIERS, Robert, 01 Mar 1705/6 (1), 33 MATTHEWS NANSON ~, A., 15 Feb 1853 (1), 136 ~, Hodgson A., 29 Jan 1821, 102 MATHEWS / MATTHEWS, William, ~, John, 07 Aug 1841, 127 15 Feb 1853 (1), 135 ~, Joseph, 12 Dec 1820, 96 MATTINSON ~, Joseph, 07 Aug 1841, 127 ~, Andrew, 11 Nov 1864 (15), 143 ~, Thomas, 31 Mar 1792, 53 MAWSON ~, W., 12 Dec 1820, 96 ~, Joseph, 24 May 1796, 78 NELSON McGLASSON ~, Mr, 22 Nov 1705, 30 ~, Margaret, 11 Nov 1864 (4), 140 ~, Ann, 18 Aug 1792, 59 McINTOSH ~, Elizabeth, 18 Aug 1792, 59 MACKTISH / McINTOSH, J., 14 Mar 1896 (2), ~, George, 11 Mar 1819, 82 157 ~, John, 02 Aug 1828, 113 McINTYRE ~, Thomas, 21 Jul 1705 (1), 26 McINTIRE, Thomas, 03 Jul 1820, 86 NICHOLSON McLEAN ~, John, 09 Feb 1792 (1), 51 ~, Allan, 11 Apr 1896 (8), 160 ~, Jonathan, 30 Nov 1795, 70 METYARD NICKLESON, William, 21 Feb 1790, 46 ~, John, 30 Nov 1685, 18 NIXON MEWBURN ~, E., 06 Jan 1834, 117 ~, Messrs, 04 Feb 1853, 133 ~, E., 06 Feb 1834, 118 ~, Francis, 01 Aug 1828, 112 ~, E., 24 Feb 1834, 119 MIDDLETON ~, E., 11 Nov 1864 (10), 141 MIDLETON, Jonathan, 01 Mar 1705/6 (2), 33 ~, John, 30 Nov 1795, 70
170 NIXSON, Thomas, 06 Jun 1734, 39 PRESTON NIXSON, William, 06 Jun 1734, 39 ~, William, 13 Jun 1820, 83 NOBLE ~, William, 03 Jun 1828, 107 ~, -, 18 Mar 1834 (1), 120 PUGMIRE ~, John, 08 Jul 1828, 109 ~, Jonathan, 08 Jun 1835 (1), 125 ~, Margaret, 08 Oct 1768, 45 ~, Thomas, 20 Dec 1820, 97 OLDMAN RAIKSTROWE ~, Mrs, 23 Mar 1790, 47 ~, John, 07 Dec 1705, 31 OLIVANT ~, John, 30 Jan 1705/6, 32 ~, Edward, 01 Dec 1750, 43 RAILTON ~, Joseph, 08 Jul 1828, 109 ~, George, 06 Jun 1734, 39 OTWAY ~, John, 15 Oct 1791, 48 ~, Jo:, 19 Sep 1662, 14 ~, John, 09 Jun 1792 (1), 55 OUSBY ~, John, 15 Jun 1792, 56 ~, Elizabeth, 11 Nov 1864 (1), 139 ~, Mary, 11 Apr 1896 (2), 158 PAGE RAMSEY ~, William, 30 Nov 1685, 18 RAMSAY, G. H., 03 Jan 1865, 147 PARK ~, William, 17 Oct 1705 (2), 30 PARKE, John, 19 Sep 1662, 14 REBANKS PARKER ~, Thomas, 28 Feb 1792, 52 PARKER / PORKER, John, 27 Jul 1820, 87 ~, William, 09 Oct 1792 (3), 64 ~, John, 31 Jul 1828 (1), 109 REEVES PARKER / PARKE, Robert, 27 Jul 1820, 88 ~, -, 31 Mar 1896, 157 PARKIN RELPH ~, James, 21 Jun 1735, 41 ~, George, 10 Jan 1792 (1), 50 ~, Joseph, 11 Apr 1896 (3), 159 ~, George, 16 Feb 1796 (2), 73 ~, Mathew, 02 Nov 1791, 49 RALPH, Joseph, 11 Oct 1864, 138 PATTINSON ~, Samual, 12 Mar 1832, 115 ~, Grace, 16 Mar 1733/4, 38 RICHARDSON PATTINSON / PATTENSON, Thomas, ~, Isaac, 01 Oct 1792 (2), 61 May 1796, 77 ~, James, 28 Sep 1748, 42 PAXTON RICHARDSON / RICHESON, John, ~, Nicholas, 09 Aug 1690, 20 26 Apr 1734, 39 PEACOCK ~, John, 09 Aug 1895, 155 ~, -, 07 Aug 1841, 127 ~, William, 15 Feb 1865 (2), 150 ~, -, 07 Feb 1865, 147 RITCHIE PEARS ~, J. M., 15 Oct 1896 (1), 162 ~, Elizabeth, 31 Jul 1828 (3), 111 ~, John, 15 Oct 1896 (1), 162 PEARSON ~, Robert, 29 Jan 1821, 102 ~, Thomas, 10 Jun 1823, 105 RITSON PEASE RITTSON, John, 07 Aug 1792 (1), 58 ~, Mr, 04 Feb 1853, 133 ROBERTSON PETTY ~, George, 30 Nov 1685, 18 ~, Henry, 09 Sep 1686 (2), 19 ROBINSON ~, William, 09 Sep 1686 (2), 19 ~, Mrs, 29 Mar 1887, 154 PHILIPSON ~, James, 10 Jun 1823, 105 ~, Mr, 04 Feb 1853, 131 ~, John, 14 Nov 1820, 92 PHILLIPSON, Christoph, 06 Jan 1710/11, 34 ~, Mary, 11 Oct 1791, 48 PICKERING ~, Mathew, 18 Jan 1853, 127 ~, William, 09 Aug 1690, 20 ~, Thomas, 12 Sep 1705, 27 PITCHFORD ~, William, 28 Jan 1819, 82 ~, John, 11 Nov 1864 (16), 143 ~, William, 27 Jul 1820, 87 PORTEOUS ~, William, 31 Jul 1828 (1), 109 PORTEUS, B., 02 Nov 1861, 139 ~, William, 31 Jul 1828 (2), 110 POTLE ~, William, 04 Feb 1853, 132 ~, Matthew, 30 Nov 1685, 18 ROBSON POTTS ~, Eleanor, 31 Jul 1828 (3), 110 ~, George E., 11 Apr 1896 (8), 160 ~, Elizabeth, 31 Jul 1828 (3), 111 POWLEY ~, Hunter, 31 Jul 1828 (3), 111 ~, John, 26 May 1792 (2), 54 ~, Maria, 31 Jul 1828 (3), 110 ~, John, 08 Dec 1820, 95 ~, Mary, 31 Jul 1828 (3), 110 ~, John, 30 Sep 1823 (2), 106 ~, Thomas, 31 Jul 1828 (3), 110 ~, John, 07 Feb 1887, 153 ~, William, 03 Jan 1865, 147 ~, William, 14 Nov 1807, 80 ROGERSON ~, James, 20 Oct 1705, 30 171 ROTHSCHILD ~, William, 03 Jul 1792, 57 ~, Mr, 04 Feb 1853, 132 SKILBECK ROUTLEDGE ~, Thomas, 27 Jun 1796, 78 ~, Jane, 31 Jul 1828 (3), 111 SLACK ROWLANDSON ~, Thomas, 17 May 1823, 104 ~, M., 11 Apr 1896 (9), 161 SLEE RUDD ~, Mr, 18 Jan 1853, 127 ~, James, 28 Sep 1748, 42 ~, John, 14 Mar 1792, 52 ~, Thomas, 29 Oct 1704, 21 ~, John, 24 Apr 1796, 76 ~, Thomas, 19 Feb 1704/5, 23 ~, John, 11 Apr 1896 (9), 161 ~, Thomas, 30 Apr 1705, 25 ~, Thomas, 27 Mar 1835, 125 ~, Thomas, 15 Nov 1864, 144 SMART ~, William, 28 Sep 1748, 42 ~, James, 31 Jul 1828 (3), 112 RUMLEY ~, Jane, 31 Jul 1828 (3), 111 ~, M. E., 22 Nov 1864, 144 SMITH SALVIN ~, Isaac, 17 Feb 1865 (2), 151 SALVIN / SALVING, Nicholas, 22 Apr 1676, 16 ~, James, 10 Mar 1705/6, 34 SANDERS ~, John, 30 Nov 1685, 18 ~, Humphrey, 30 Nov 1685, 18 SNOWDEN SANDERSON SNAWDON, Elizabeth, 17 Oct 1705 (1), 29 ~, C., 08 Jul 1828, 109 SNAWDON, Sisilly, 17 Oct 1705 (1), 29 ~, John, 21 Feb 1790, 46 SOPER ~, John, 12 Feb 1796, 72 ~, James, 30 Nov 1685, 18 ~, P., 08 Jul 1828, 109 SOWERBY ~, William, 20 Jan 1821, 100 ~, -, 30 Nov 1795, 68 ~, William, 22 Mar 1823, 103 ~, Anthony, 06 Jun 1678, 17 SARGINSON SOWERBY / SOWRBY, Christopher, ~, Tom, 14 Mar 1896 (1), 156 06 Jun 1678, 17 SATTERTHWAITE SOURBY, John, 11 Apr 1896 (9), 161 SATERTHWAITE / SATTERTHWAITE, SPOTTISWOOD Edward, 18 Mar 1834 (1), 119 SPOTTSWOOD, Mr, 10 Feb 1853 (1), 134 SAUL SPOOTISWOODE / SPOTSWOOD, J., ~, S., 17 Feb 1887, 154 14 Mar 1896 (2), 157 ~, S. G., 17 Feb 1887, 154 SPOOTISWOODE / SPOTSWOOD, J., SAWYER 11 Apr 1896 (6), 159 ~, James, 30 Nov 1795, 70 STALKER SAWER, William, 17 Dec 1864 (1), 145 ~, -, 23 Apr 1706, 34 SCOTT ~, Charles Vallance, 07 Jun 1865, 151 ~, Mable, 27 Dec 1864, 146 STAPLETON ~, Thomas, 22 Oct 1861, 138 STAPYLTON, Miles, 22 Apr 1676, 17 SCURR STARMER ~, -, 07 Aug 1841, 127 STARMOUR, Mrs, 08 Feb 1865, 148 SELLWOOD ~, Lucy, 11 Nov 1864 (11), 142 ~, William, 30 Nov 1685, 18 STEADMAN SEWELL STEEDMAN / STEADMAN, Christopher, ~, Ann, 27 Jul 1820, 88 28 Sep 1748, 42 ~, John, 30 Nov 1795, 70 ~, William, 17 Oct 1705 (1), 29 SEUELL, Joseph, 17 Oct 1705 (1), 29 STEPHEN ~, Richard, 30 Nov 1795, 70 STEPHON, Mr, 02 May 1820, 83 ~, Thomas, 27 Jul 1820, 88 STEPHENSON SHARP ~, -, 28 Jan 1853 (2), 130 ~, John, 01 Aug 1828, 112 ~, E., 12 Feb 1834, 119 SHAW STEVENSON, Mary, 12 Feb 1834, 119 ~, J. H., 14 Feb 1887 (1), 153 ~, Thomas, 05 Aug 1823, 106 ~, J. H., 14 Feb 1887 (2), 153 STEWARD SHEPHERD ~, Edward, 02 Nov 1818, 81 SHEEPHERD, Mary, 18 Aug 1792, 59 STODDARD SHIRLAND STODARD, Elizabeth, 31 Jul 1828 (3), 110 ~, Peter, 30 Nov 1685, 18 STODARD, Jane, 31 Jul 1828 (3), 110 SHOESMITH STODARD, Richard, 31 Jul 1828 (3), 110 ~, Robert, 30 Nov 1685, 18 STORY SIMPSON ~, -, 30 Nov 1795, 68 ~, Ben, 11 Apr 1896 (8), 160 STOREY, Mr, 01 Aug 1828, 112 SISSON ~, Thomas, 28 Jan 1853 (1), 130 ~, Thomas, 20 Oct 1795, 66 STOREY, Thomas, 04 Feb 1853, 131 172
STRAFFORD TOPPING ~, William Earl of, 24 Jan 1665/6, 15 TOPPIN, Mr, 30 Nov 1795, 70 STREET TOPING, George, 06 Jun 1734, 39 ~, Frank, 11 Apr 1896 (8), 160 TURNBULL STRICKLAND ~, Elanor, 24 Feb 1834, 119 STRIKLAND, Walter, 19 Sep 1662, 14 TURNER STUBBS ~, Thomas, 19 Sep 1662, 14 ~, John P., 29 Aug 1899, 163 TWEDDLE SUTCLIFFE ~, George, 15 Feb 1865 (1), 150 SUTCLIFF / SATCLIFF, H. [or N.?], ~, Thomas, 15 Feb 1865 (1), 150 22 Nov 1833, 117 VANE TAPSCOTT ~, Sir F. F. Bart., 18 Mar 1834 (1), 120 ~, William, 30 Nov 1685, 18 VARTEY TAYLOR VARTY, Joseph, 08 Dec 1820, 96 ~, E. B., 10 Feb 1853 (1), 134 VARTY, William, 15 Feb 1853 (3), 136 ~, John, 20 May 1834, 121 VATCHER ~, Joseph, 18 Jan 1853, 127 VATSHER, Eliza, 11 Nov 1864 (2), 140 ~, R. [?] W., 10 Feb 1853 (1), 135 VICKERS TEASDALE ~, George, 27 Dec 1864, 146 ~, John, 30 Sep 1823 (2), 106 WALDON TEASDAILE, Thomas, 09 Aug 1690, 20 ~, Thomas, 27 Jul 1820, 87 TEBAY ~, Thomas, 31 Jul 1828 (1), 109 TEBA, -, 1656, 12 ~, Thomas, 31 Jul 1828 (3), 110 TEABE, -, 1660, 13 WALKER ~, John, 1704, 20 ~, Henry, 27 Jul 1820, 87 ~, John, 21 Feb 1705/6, 32 ~, Henry, 31 Jul 1828 (1), 109 ~, John, 27 Feb 1705/6, 33 ~, Isaac, 24 Jun 1820, 84 THOMLINSON ~, Isaac, 24 Jun 1828, 108 ~, John, 30 Nov 1795, 70 ~, Lancelot, 16 Jun 1828 (1), 108 THOMPSON ~, Lancelot, 16 Jun 1828 (2), 108 ~, Alexander, 29 Sep 1792, 60 ~, Thomas, 27 Apr 1796, 76 ~, Edward, 09 Jun 1792 (1), 55 WALLACE ~, Edward, 02 Jul 1792, 57 ~, -, 01 Aug 1820 (1), 90 ~, Isaac, 09 Oct 1792 (4), 64 WALLIS, -, 07 Aug 1841, 127 ~, Isaac, 17 Feb 1865 (1), 151 ~, Mr, 04 May 1776, 46 ~, J., 23 Feb 1833, 116 WALLER ~, James, 18 Mar 1834 (1), 119 ~, R., 14 Feb 1865 (1), 149 ~, John, 09 Jun 1792 (2), 55 ~, Richard, 21 Feb 1705/6, 32 ~, John, 30 Jun 1792, 57 ~, Robert, 30 Nov 1704, 22 ~, John, 02 Jul 1792, 57 ~, Robert, 20 Jul 1705, 26 ~, John, 09 Oct 1792 (4), 64 WALTON THOMSON, John, 24 Nov 1795, 66 ~, Mr, 20 Dec 1820, 97 ~, R., 21 Dec 1864 (1), 145 ~, George, 17 Jul 1820, 87 ~, Robert, 11 Apr 1896 (3), 158 ~, John, 16 Feb 1853, 137 ~, Thomas, 30 Jan 1832, 115 ~, Michael, 12 Mar 1832, 115 THWAITES ~, Samuel, 28 Jan 1853 (2), 130 ~, Mr, 04 Feb 1853, 132 WARWICK TICKEN ~, Mrs, 11 Apr 1896 (8), 160 ~, -, 24 Apr 1796, 76 WASHINGTON TINDALE ~, John, 19 Sep 1662, 14 ~, James, 22 Mar 1834, 120 WATERSON TINNISWOOD ~, Elizabeth, 17 Oct 1705 (1), 29 TINISWOOD, John, 17 May 1823, 104 WATSON TODD ~, David, 20 Dec 1820, 97 TOD, Christopher, 17 Oct 1705 (1), 29 ~, Douglas, 20 Dec 1820, 97 ~, Hannah, 31 Jul 1828 (3), 111 ~, F., 08 Jul 1828, 109 ~, Isaac, 09 Oct 1792 (1), 63 ~, I. N., 18 Jan 1853, 127 TODHUNTER ~, James, 08 Feb 1865, 148 ~, H., 20 Mar 1792, 53 ~, Robert, 21 Dec 1864 (1), 145 ~, S., 20 Mar 1792, 53 ~, Thomas, 01 Feb 1834, 118 ~, S., 05 Oct 1792 (1), 62 ~, Thomas, 27 Jan 1835, 123 ~, Sarah, 10 Jun 1792, 55 ~, Thomas, 08 Feb 1865, 148 ~, Thomas, 29 May 1792, 54 ~, William, 12 Dec 1820, 96 ~, William, 29 May 1792, 54 173 WEAR WILSON ~, Tyson, 11 Apr 1896 (9), 161 ~, Mr, 20 Feb 1835 (1), 124 WESTERN ~, Ann, 31 Jul 1828 (3), 110 ~, John, 20 Dec 1820, 97 ~, George, 31 Jul 1828 (3), 111 WESTMORLAND ~, Humphray, 09 Sep 1686 (2), 19 ~, Ann, 18 Aug 1792, 59 ~, Isaac, 28 Sep 1748, 42 ~, Joseph, 18 Aug 1792, 59 ~, John, 28 Sep 1748, 42 WESTRAY ~, John, 10 Feb 1821, 103 WESTRA, Ann, 18 Aug 1792, 59 ~, Mathew, 01 Aug 1820 (1), 89 WESTRA, Mary, 18 Aug 1792, 59 ~, Robert, 10 Feb 1726/7, 36 WESTRA, Thomas, 18 Aug 1792, 59 WINTERINGHAM WHARTON ~, Christopher, 30 Nov 1685, 18 ~, Bt: [?], 09 Aug 1690, 20 WISEMAN ~, Thomas, 03 May 1672, 16 ~, Margaret, 09 Oct 1792 (3), 64 WHEATLEY WOODCOCK ~, Mary, 31 Jul 1828 (3), 111 WOODCOCKS, Mr, 30 Nov 1795, 69 WHEELANS WOODWARD WHEALLEANS, Edward, 11 Apr 1896 (9), 161 ~, John, 30 Nov 1685, 18 WHEELANS / WHEALLEANS, F., WRIGHT 11 Apr 1896 (5), 159 ~, Mr, 09 Oct 1792 (3), 64 WHITE ~, G., 05 Aug 1823, 106 ~, Jane, 08 Jun 1835 (2), 126 ~, George, 30 Dec 1834, 122 WILKINSON ~, James, 23 Nov 1820 (1), 92 ~, Joseph, 27 May 1823 (1), 104 ~, John, 20 Dec 1791 (2), 49 ~, Joseph, 02 Aug 1823, 105 ~, John, 13 Nov 1820, 91 WILLIAMSON ~, John, 16 Dec 1820, 97 ~, Mr, 23 Mar 1790, 47 ~, John, 08 Jul 1828, 109 ~, Mr, 30 Nov 1795, 67 ~, John, 30 Apr 1834, 121 ~, Mr A., 20 Feb 1835 (2), 124 ~, Joseph, 20 Dec 1820, 97 ~, John, 05 Nov 1864, 139 ~, Margaret, 20 Dec 1820, 97 ~, Mary, 18 Aug 1792, 59 YATES ~, Sarah, 18 Aug 1792, 59 ~, M., 18 Jun 1792 (2), 56 YOUNG ~, Christopher, 27 Jul 1820, 88
174 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 likely 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.
Abbeyfield?, CUL? Bewley Castle, par. Bolton, WES, NY648211 ~, 17 Jul 1820, 87 Bewley, 29 Dec 1733, 38 Alston, CUL, NY718465 Bewley, 02 Nov 1791, 49 ~, 10 Feb 1834, 118 Biggs?, par. Kirkby Stephen, WES Appleby, WES, NY686198 Biggs, 20 Jul 1705, 26 ~, 23 Mar 1790, 47 Birkett Lead Mines, par. Kirkby Stephen, WES, ~, 02 Nov 1791, 49 cNY802079 ~, 09 Oct 1792 (3), 64 The Grove / Ye Grove, 30 Sep 1754, 43 ~, 30 Dec 1820 (1), 98 Birket, 15 Oct 1791, 48 ~, 30 Dec 1820 (4), 98 Bishop Auckland, DUR, NZ209290 ~, 30 Sep 1823 (1), 106 Aukland, 27 Jul 1820, 87 ~, 11 Jun 1828, 108 Auckland / Auckld., 31 Jul 1828 (1), 109 ~, 01 Feb 1834, 118 Auckland, 04 Feb 1835, 123 Appleby Castle, Appleby, WES, NY685199 Bishop Auckland Tile Sheds, par. Bishop ~, 23 Mar 1790, 47 Auckland, DUR, NZ210291 Armathwaite Hall, par. Bassenthwaite, CUL, ~, 28 Jan 1853 (2), 130 NY206324 Blacksyke, par. Warcop, WES, NY726157 ~, 18 Mar 1834 (1), 120 ~, 28 Sep 1748, 42 Arthuret Church, par. Arthuret, CUL, NY379676 Blackwell (or Blackhall), par. St. Cuthbert ~, 06 Mar 1896, 156 Carlisle, CUL, NY401530 Barbary Plains, par. Edenhall, CUL, NY552314 Blackhall, 01 Nov 1791, 49 ~, 02 Aug 1828, 112 Blackhall, 08 Nov 1791, 49 Barnard Castle, DUR, NZ051166 Blackhall, 09 Oct 1792 (3), 63 ~, 04 Feb 1835, 123 Blackwell, 19 Feb 1796, 74 Barnes Tenement?, par. Kirkby Stephen, WES Blackwell Common, par. St. Cuthbert Carlisle, Barnes Tennement, 22 Dec 1704, 23 CUL, cNY409524 Barnes Tennemt., 12 Mar 1704/5, 24 ~, 19 Feb 1796, 74 Barnes House, 28 Sep 1705, 28 Blands Wath, par. Crosby Garrett, WES, Barns Teniment, 07 Dec 1705, 31 NY767122 Baron Wood, par. Lazonby, CUL, NY510437 Blandess, 30 Nov 1704, 22 Barron Wood, 09 Feb 1792 (1), 52 Blandsis, 16 Jan 1792 (2), 51 ~, 26 May 1792 (2), 54 Bleatarn, par. Warcop, WES, NY732138 ~, 09 Jun 1792 (2), 55 Blatarn, 25 Nov 1704, 21 Baronwood / Barron Wood, 11 Apr 1896 (9), 160 ~, 22 Nov 1705, 30 ~, 04 Aug 1820, 91 Manor of Bleatarn, 28 Sep 1748, 42 Bellingham? (unlikely to be the one in NBL) Bleatarne, 18 Jun 1792 (1), 56 Bellingam, 21 Jun 1735, 41 Bleatn., 09 Oct 1792 (3), 63 Berrymoor, par. Kirkoswald, CUL, NY562420 ~, 14 Nov 1820, 92 Berremow, 12 Mar 1832, 115 Boroughbridge, par. Aldborough, YKS, SE395666 ~, 20 Jan 1821, 100 175 Borrowbridge, WES – see Low Borrowbridge 21 Feb 1790, 46 Bowes, YKS, NY991135 Carlisle, 32 English Street, 29 Aug 1899, 162 ~, 22 Nov 1734, 40 Castlerigg Plantation, par. Lazonby, CUL, Bows, 30 Dec 1820 (1), 98 NY511413 Bramham, YKS, SE425430 Castlerigg Woods, 15 Feb 1865 (1), 150 ~, 20 Jan 1821, 100 Castlerigg? (several in Cumbria) Bramham Biggin, par. Bramham, YKS, SE422423 Castle Rigg, 21 May 1828, 107 ~, 30 Dec 1820 (1), 98 Catterick Bridge, par. Catterick, YKS, SE228993 Brisco, par. St. Cuthbert Carlisle, CUL, NY421518 Cattrickbridg(e), 30 Dec 1820 (1), 98 ~, 19 Feb 1796, 74 ~, 20 Jan 1821, 100 Brough, WES, NY794139 Chertsey, SRY, TQ042669 Brouth, 22 Nov 1734, 40 ~, 31 Dec 1795, 71 ~, 26 May 1792 (1), 54 Clifton Rectory, par. Clifton, WES, NY532270 ~ , 25 Jun 1792, 57 Rectory, Clifton, 14 Nov 1820, 92 ~ , 27 Feb 1796, 74 Clifton Toll Gate, par. Clifton, WES, cNY533266 ~, 15 Dec 1801, 79 ~, 30 Apr 1834, 121 ~, 20 Jan 1821, 100 Cloan Fog?, CUL? (possibly Fog Close?) Brough Hill, par. Warcop, WES, NY766155 Cloan [?] Fog, 13 Nov 1820, 91 ~, 09 Oct 1792 (3), 64 Colby, par. Appleby St. Lawrence, WES, Brougham, WES, NY532280 NY665205 Brougn., 30 Dec 1820 (4), 99 ~, 13 Oct 1792, 65 Brusselton, par. St. Helen Auckland, DUR, Crosby Garrett, WES, NY728094 NZ202254 ~, 22 Jun 1705, 25 Brussleton, 27 Jul 1820, 87 ~, 28 Dec 1705, 31 Brussleton, 31 Jul 1828 (1), 109 Crosby Garrett Church, par. Crosby Garrett, Brusselton Colliery, par. St. Helen Auckland, WES, NY729096 DUR, NZ207249 ~, 17 Feb 1865 (2), 151 Coal mines at Brusselton, 01 Aug 1828, 112 Dalemain, par. Dacre, CUL, NY477269 Brusselton Wood, par. St. Helen Auckland, DUR, Dalemain / DuMain, 30 Dec 1820 (4), 99 NZ202252 Denkswood?, par. Kirkby Stephen, WES ~, 31 Jul 1828 (3), 110 Denswod, 04 Jul 1705, 25 Burton-in-Kendal, WES, SD545724 Denke Wood, 20 Jul 1705, 26 Burton, 17 Aug 1725, 35 Dolphenby, par. Edenhall, CUL, NY576311 Calthwaite, par. Hesket in the Forest, CUL, Dolphonby, 13 Oct 1792, 66 NY468402 Duckett Holes?, par. Kirkby Stephen, WES ~, 21 Feb 1792, 52 ~, 28 Sep 1705, 28 Calthwaite Bridge, par. Hesket in the Forest, CUL, Durham, DUR, NZ273421 NY475407 Citye of Durham, 09 Aug 1690, 20 Bridge over the River Peteral at Calthwaite Lane ~, 27 Jul 1820, 87 End, 21 Feb 1792, 52 ~, 04 Feb 1853, 133 Calverts Estate?, WES Eden Hall, par. Edenhall, CUL, NY564322 Calvarts Estate, 21 Feb 1705/6, 33 Edenall Hall, 06 Jun 1734, 39 Carlisle, CUL, NY400559 Edenall Hall, 26 Apr 1734, 39 ~, 03 May 1672, 15 ~, 11 Oct 1791, 47 ~, 04 Mar 1776, 45 ~, 20 Dec 1791 (2), 49 ~, 21 Feb 1790, 46 ~, 31 Mar 1792, 53 ~, 09 Oct 1792 (3), 63 ~, 24 Nov 1795, 66 ~, 13 Oct 1792, 65 ~, 19 Feb 1796, 74 ~, 30 Nov 1795, 70 Eden Hall / Edenhall, 23 Nov 1820 (1), 92 ~, 12 Feb 1796, 72 ~, 16 Dec 1820, 97 ~, 26 Nov 1801, 78 ~, 05 Aug 1828, 115 ~, 02 Aug 1820, 90 ~, 12 Mar 1832, 115 ~, 15 Dec 1820, 96 ~, 20 May 1834, 121 ~, 20 Dec 1820, 97 ~, 11 Nov 1864 (1), 139 Carlisle / Carl., 30 Dec 1820 (4), 98 ~, 11 Nov 1864 (2), 140 ~, 29 Jan 1821, 102 ~, 11 Nov 1864 (3), 140 ~, 21 Feb 1835, 124 ~, 11 Nov 1864 (4), 140 ~, 05 Feb 1887, 152 ~, 11 Nov 1864 (5), 140 ~, 17 Feb 1887, 154 ~, 11 Nov 1864 (6), 140 Carlisle, Abbey Street, par. St. Mary Carlisle, ~, 11 Nov 1864 (10), 141 CUL, NY397559 ~, 11 Nov 1864 (7), 141 Abbey Street, Carlisle, 15 Nov 1864, 143 ~, 11 Nov 1864 (8), 141 Carlisle, English Street, par. St. Mary Carlisle, ~, 11 Nov 1864 (9), 141 CUL, NY401557 ~, 11 Nov 1864 (11), 142 The Gray Gate, English Street, Carlisle, ~, 11 Nov 1864 (12), 142 176 ~, 11 Nov 1864 (13), 142 ~, 05 Feb 1887, 152 ~, 11 Nov 1864 (14), 142 ~, 07 Feb 1887, 152 ~, 11 Nov 1864 (15), 143 ~, 09 Feb 1887, 153 ~, 11 Nov 1864 (16), 143 ~, 14 Feb 1887 (1), 153 ~, 11 Nov 1864 (17), 143 ~, 14 Feb 1887 (2), 153 ~, 07 Dec 1864, 144 ~, 17 Feb 1887, 154 ~, 03 Jan 1865, 147 ~, 21 Mar 1887, 154 ~, 05 Feb 1887, 152 ~, 29 Mar 1887, 154 ~, 09 Aug 1895, 155 ~, 14 Mar 1896 (1), 156 Edenhall, CUL, NY565324 ~, 1896, 156 ~, 03 May 1672, 15 ~, 14 Mar 1896 (2), 157 Edenhall Warren, 06 Jan 1710/11, 34 ~, 14 Mar 1896 (3), 157 ~, 19 Feb 1734/5, 41 ~, 11 Apr 1896 (1), 158 ~, 01 Sep 1750, 43 ~, 11 Apr 1896 (3), 158 ~, 04 Mar 1776, 45 ~, 11 Apr 1896 (5), 159 ~, 23 Mar 1790, 47 ~, 11 Apr 1896 (6), 159 ~, 15 Oct 1791, 48 ~, 11 Apr 1896 (8), 160 ~, 18 Jun 1792 (2), 56 ~, 11 Apr 1896 (9), 160 ~, 19 Jun 1792, 57 ~, 11 Apr 1896 (10), 161 ~, 18 Aug 1792, 59 ~, 15 Oct 1896 (1), 162 ~, 05 Oct 1792 (1), 62 Edenhall Fell, par. Edenhall, CUL, NY545310 ~, 06 Oct 1792, 62 ~, 02 Nov 1818, 81 ~, 13 Oct 1792, 66 Edenhall Grange, par. Edenhall, CUL, NY546332 ~, 30 Nov 1795, 67 Grange Farm, 22 May 1820, 83 ~, 31 Dec 1795, 71 Grange Farm, 03 Jun 1828, 107 ~, 12 Feb 1796, 72 Grange Farm, 16 Jun 1828 (1), 108 ~, 27 Feb 1796, 74 Grange Farm, 16 Jun 1828 (2), 108 ~, May 1796, 77 ~, 24 Jan 1853 (2), 129 ~, 18 Jun 1796, 78 ~, 17 Feb 1865 (1), 151 ~, 14 Nov 1807, 80 Edenhall Vicarage, par. Edenhall, CUL, ~, 13 Jun 1820, 83 NY565324 ~, 30 Jun 1820, 84 ~, 02 Nov 1864, 138 ~, 01 Aug 1820 (1), 90 Edinburgh, MLN, NT258740 ~, 04 Aug 1820, 91 ~, 23 Mar 1790, 47 ~, 23 Nov 1820 (2), 94 ~, 15 Oct 1896 (1), 162 ~, 15 Dec 1820, 96 Edinburgh, Cockburn Street, MLN, NT258737 ~, 20 Dec 1820, 97 30 Cockburn Street, Edinburgh, 15 Oct 1896 (1), Edenhall / Ednl., 30 Dec 1820 (4), 98 162 ~, 03 Jun 1828, 107 Evenwood, par. St. Helen Auckland, DUR, ~, 22 Mar 1834, 120 NZ154251 ~, 04 Feb 1835, 123 Even Wood / Evenwood Barony, 27 Jul 1820, 88 ~, 27 Jan 1835, 123 Fog Close, par. Kirkoswald, CUL, NY767122 ~, 21 Feb 1835, 124 Lowfogclose, 09 Feb 1792 (1), 51 ~, 08 Jun 1835 (1), 125 Fogclose, 12 Mar 1832, 115 ~, 08 Jun 1835 (2), 125 Fog Close Farm, 17 Mar 1835 (2), 125 ~, 27 Mar 1835, 125 Gamblesby, par. Addingham, CUL, NY609393 ~, 08 Jun 1835 (3), 126 Gamlasby, 01 Sep 1750, 43 ~, 08 Jun 1835 (4), 126 Garstang, LAN, SD491454 ~, 10 Jun 1835, 126 ~, 17 Aug 1725, 35 ~, 24 Jan 1853 (1), 129 Gawthorpe, par. Harewood, YKS, SE309443 ~, 24 Jan 1853 (2), 129 Gawthorp, 24 Jan 1665/6, 15 Edenhall / E. Hall, 10 Feb 1853 (2), 135 Glasgow, George Square, LKS, NS592654 ~, 26 Oct 1864, 138 Glasgow, 24 George Square, 15 Oct 1896 (1), ~, 02 Nov 1864, 139 162 ~, 05 Nov 1864, 139 Glassonby Colliery, par. Addingham, CUL ~, 07 Dec 1864, 144 ~, 09 Oct 1792 (3), 64 ~, 15 Nov 1864, 144 Glenridding, par. Patterdale, WES, NY384169 ~, 17 Dec 1864 (1), 145 ~, 30 Dec 1820 (4), 99 ~, 17 Dec 1864 (2), 145 Appleby, Goldington Hall, WES, NY683202 ~, 21 Dec 1864 (1), 145 Goldington Hall in Appleby, 21 Jun 1735, 41 ~, 02 Jan 1865, 146 Goldsborough, YKS, SE383559 ~, 21 Dec 1864 (3), 146 Gouldsbrough / Goldesbrough, 03 May 1672, 15 ~, 04 Feb 1865, 147 Gramskow?, par. Kirkby Stephen, WES ~, 10 Feb 1865, 149 ~, 20 Jul 1705, 26 ~, 17 Feb 1865 (2), 151 177 Great Musgrave, par. Musgrave, WES, NY767135 Hartley Smelt Mill, par. Kirkby Stephen, WES, Manor of Great Musgrave, 1656, 12 NY783083? Manor of Great Musgrave, 1660, 13 Smelt Mil, 04 Jul 1705, 25 Manor of Great Musgrave, 15 Jun 1792, 56 Smelt Mill, 21 Jul 1705 (2), 26 Great Salkeld, CUL, NY551367 Ye Smelt Mill, 30 Nov 1705, 31 ~, 21 Dec 1864 (2), 146 ~, 26 May 1792 (1), 54 Greenock, Sugar Exchange, RFW, NS271761 Hartside Height, par. Addingham, CUL, Greenock, Sugar Exchange Buildings, NY651426 15 Oct 1896 (1), 162 Hartside Pitt, 10 Mar 1705/6, 34 Greta Bridge, par. Brignall and Rokeby, YKS, Hartside, 01 Sep 1750, 43 NZ086131 Heanings Farm, par. Musgrave, WES, NY778133 Greata Bridg, 30 Dec 1820 (1), 98 Heaning, 17 Oct 1705 (1), 29 ~, 20 Jan 1821, 100 Heaning Wood, 15 Oct 1791, 48 Hall Garth, par. Musgrave, WES, NY773135 High Head Castle, par. Skelton, CUL, NY402433 Hallgarth / H. Garth, 31 Mar 1792, 53 Highead Castle, 20 Feb 1835 (2), 124 Hall Garth / Hallgarth, 21 Sep 1792, 60 High Hesket, par. Hesket in the Forest, CUL, Hallgarth, 01 Oct 1792 (1), 61 NY475444 Hallgarth, 01 Oct 1792 (2), 61 Hiesket, 10 Jun 1823, 105 ~, 01 Oct 1792 (3), 61 Hill Top, par. Heighington, DUR, NZ212248 Hallgarth, 09 Oct 1792 (3), 63 ~, 27 Jul 1820, 88 Haresceugh Fell, par. Kirkoswald, CUL, ~, 28 Jan 1853 (2), 130 NY637432 Holmes Chapel, par. Church Hulme, CHS, Haresceugh Common, 11 Oct 1864, 138 SJ762673 Harewood, YKS, SE318451 Holmes Chapple, 17 Aug 1725, 35 Harwood, 24 Jan 1665/6, 15 Honeypot, par. Edenhall, CUL, NY557301 Hartley, par. Kirkby Stephen, WES, NY782087 Honypot, 14 Nov 1807, 80 Demaine att Hartley, 22 Dec 1704, 23 Honeypot Cowpasture, 14 Feb 1887 (1), 153 Demaine at Hartley, 12 Mar 1704/5, 24 "Honeypot" Farm, 14 Feb 1887 (2), 153 ~, 20 Oct 1705, 30 Hydepark, par. Edenhall, CUL, NY543316 Ye Domaine, 07 Dec 1705, 31 Hyde Park, 29 Aug 1899, 162 Hartley Wood, 15 Oct 1791, 48 Isel Hall, par. Isel, CUL, NY157337 Hartley Demesne, 09 Jun 1792 (1), 54 Iselholl, 10 Jun 1823, 105 ~, 30 Jun 1792, 57 Jamaica Manor of Hartley, 01 Oct 1792 (4), 61 ~, 30 Nov 1685, 18 Hartley Demesne, 09 Oct 1792 (3), 63 Kemplay Bank Toll Gate, par. Penrith, CUL, ~, 09 Oct 1792 (3), 63 NY521288 ~, 30 Sep 1823 (1), 106 Kempler Toll Gate, 30 Apr 1834, 121 Hartley Castle, par. Kirkby Stephen, WES, Kempton Park, par. Sunbury, MDX, TQ108701 NY782082 ~, 24 Apr 1792, 53 The Castle, 11 Nov 1704, 21 Kempton Park / K. Park, 31 Dec 1795, 71 The Castle, 29 Oct 1704, 21 Kendal, WES, SD517924 The Castle, 30 Nov 1704, 22 Kendall / Burrow of Kirkby Kendall, Ye Castle, 30 Apr 1705, 24 19 Sep 1662, 14 The Castle, 04 Jul 1705, 25 ~, 17 Aug 1725, 35 ~, 21 Jul 1705 (1), 26 Kepier, par. Durham St. Giles, DUR, NZ282433 Castle, 21 Jul 1705 (2), 26 Kepyer / Keepier, 22 Apr 1676, 16 Ye Castle, 28 Sep 1705, 28 Keepyer, 09 Aug 1690, 20 Ye Castle, 20 Oct 1705, 30 Kepier Colliery, par. Durham St. Giles, DUR, ~, 30 Nov 1705, 30 NZ289429 Ye Castle, 30 Jan 1705/6, 32 Kepyer Coalmine, 04 Feb 1853, 132 ~, 08 Dec 1820, 96 Kepier Grange Colliery, par. Durham St. Giles, Hartley Low Mill, par. Kirkby Stephen, WES, DUR, NZ300440 NY776090 Kepyer Grange Colliery / Coalmine, 04 Feb 1853, Lo Mil, 11 Nov 1704, 21 131 Low Mill, 30 Nov 1704, 22 King's Meaburn, par. Morland, WES, NY620211 Low Mill, 20 Jul 1705, 25 Kingsmeaburn, 13 Oct 1792, 66 Low Mill, 28 Sep 1705, 29 Kirkby Stephen, WES, NY775087 ~, 31 Dec 1766, 45 Manor of Kirkby Stephen, 1656, 12 Hartley Mill, par. Kirkby Stephen, WES, Manor of Kirkby=Stephen, 1660, 13 NY783083? ~, 02 Jul 1792, 57 Hartlay Mil, 11 Nov 1704, 21 Manor of Kirkby Stephen, 01 Oct 1792 (4), 61 ~, 30 Nov 1704, 22 ~, 09 Oct 1792 (3), 64 Hartley Riggs?, par. Kirkby Stephen, WES ~, 27 Feb 1796, 75 (possibly High Longriggs?) Kirkeby Stephen, 15 Dec 1801, 79 ~, 15 Oct 1791, 48 ~, 08 Dec 1820, 95 178 ~, 16 Mar 1887, 154 London, Ducking Pond Mews, par. Christ Kirkby Stephen, The Kings Arms, WES, Church, Mayfair, MDX, TQ287802 NY775086 (in Market Street) 10 Ducking Pond Mews, 31 Mar 1896, 157 The Kings Arms Kirkbystephen, 09 Jun 1792 (1), London, Fetter Lane, MDX, TQ312814 54 White Horse Fretter Lane, 31 Dec 1795, 71 Kirkoswald, CUL, NY554414 London, Fleet Street, extraparochial in par. ~, 01 Sep 1750, 43 Holborn St. Andrew, MDX, TQ312811 ~, 09 Jun 1792 (2), 55 London, 43 Fleet Street, 15 Oct 1896 (1), 162 ~, 28 Sep 1792, 60 London, Lincoln's Inn, MDX, TQ309813 ~, 05 Oct 1792 (1), 62 Lincolns Inn, 04 Feb 1853, 133 Kirkoswald / Kirkoswd., 09 Oct 1792 (3), 63 London, Tower of, extraparochial, MDX, ~, 08 Jun 1820, 83 TQ336805 ~, 30 Dec 1820 (4), 99 Tower of London, 30 Nov 1685, 18 ~, 11 Feb 1835, 123 London, Warwick Street, MDX, TQ293807 ~, 17 Mar 1835 (2), 125 17, Warwick Street, Regent Street, W., Kirkoswald Mill, par. Kirkoswald, CUL, 31 Mar 1896, 157 NY556412? Londonderry, par. Burneston, YKS, SE303876 ~, 12 Mar 1832, 116 ~, 20 Jan 1821, 100 Kirkoswald Saw Mill, par. Kirkoswald, CUL, Long Rigg, par. Kirkby Stephen, WES, NY556412 cNY798091 Kirkoswald Saw Mills, 15 Feb 1865 (2), 150 Longrig, 11 Nov 1704, 21 Ladthwaite, par. Kirkby Stephen, WES, Longrigg, 30 Nov 1704, 22 NY794068 Longrigg, 20 Jul 1705, 26 Ladfat, 11 Nov 1704, 21 Langrigg, 28 Sep 1705, 28 Ladwhat, 30 Nov 1704, 22 ~, 27 Feb 1796, 75 Ladford, 18 Jan 1796, 71 Longtown, par. Arthuret, CUL, NY381687 Ladfot, 07 Oct 1833, 116 ~, 06 Mar 1896, 156 Lancaster, LAN, SD476618 Low Borrowbridge, par. Grayrigg, WES, ~, 17 Aug 1725, 35 NY609014 Langwathby, CUL, NY569337 Borrowbridge, 17 Aug 1725, 35 ~, 06 Jun 1678, 18 Lowther, WES, NY536236 Langwathby Field, 09 Oct 1705, 29 ~, 30 Dec 1820 (4), 99 ~, 27 Jan 1835, 123 Lowther Bridge, par. Brougham, WES, NY524282 ~, 02 Nov 1864, 139 ~, 19 Feb 1704/5, 23 ~, 05 Feb 1887, 152 Mains, The, par. Kirkoswald, CUL, NY560397 ~, 07 Feb 1887, 153 Kirkosld. Mains, 25 Dec 1834, 122 ~, 15 Oct 1896 (1), 162 Melmerby, CUL, NY615374 ~, 15 Oct 1896 (2), 162 ~, May 1796, 77 Lazonby, CUL, NY549397 ~, 19 Jan 1853, 129 ~, 18 Feb 1865, 151 Melmerby Hall, par. Melmerby, CUL, NY612374 Little Musgrave, par. Crosby Garrett, WES, ~, 10 Feb 1853 (2), 135 NY759131 Musgrave, WES, NY767132 Manor of Litle Musgrave, 1656, 12 ~, 1656, 12 Manor of Little Musgrave, 1660, 13 ~, 1660, 13 Litle Musgrave, 09 Sep 1686 (2), 19 ~, 09 Oct 1792 (3), 63 ~, 17 Jan 1705/6, 32 Musgrave Fell, par. Musgrave, WES, NY793187 ~, 21 Feb 1705/6, 32 ~, 04 Sep 1705, 27 Manor of Little Musgrave, 15 Jun 1792, 56 Nateby, par. Kirkby Stephen, WES, NY774068 Little Salkeld, par. Addingham, CUL, NY566361 ~, 31 Mar 1792, 53 ~, 10 Nov 1895, 155 New Inn, par. Burneston, YKS, SE321840 (now: Lockthwaite, par. Kirkby Stephen (in Nateby CP), New Inn Farm) WES, NY785068 ~, 30 Dec 1820 (1), 98 ~, 1792, 50 Newbiggin? (too many in CUL and WES) ~, 09 Jun 1792 (1), 54 ~, 30 Nov 1795, 70 ~, 29 Sep 1792, 60 ~, 30 Dec 1820 (4), 99 Lockthwaite Farm, 09 Oct 1792 (3), 63 Newcastle on Tyne, NBL, NZ250647 Lockfot, 07 Oct 1833, 116 Newcastle / New Casdell, 26 Apr 1734, 39 London, MDX, TQ315815 Newcastle, 06 Apr 1754 (2), 43 ~, 06 Jun 1678, 17 Newcastle on Tyne, Bread Close, NBL ~, 30 Nov 1685, 18 Bread Close, Newcastle-on-Tyne, 03 Jan 1865, ~, 24 Apr 1792, 54 147 ~, 09 Oct 1792 (3), 64 Newcastle-under-Lyme, STS, SJ848460 ~, 31 Dec 1795, 71 New Castle, 17 Aug 1725, 35 London, Aldersgate Street, MDX, TQ321817 Old Parks, par. Kirkoswald, CUL, NY574397 Aldersgate Street in London, 31 Dec 1795, 71 Old Park House at Kirkoswald, 29 Dec 1733, 38 179 Kirkoswald Parks, 09 Oct 1792 (4), 64 ~, 14 Feb 1865 (2), 150, Old Spital, par. Bowes, YKS, NY910121 ~, 07 Jun 1865, 151, Old Spittle, 20 Jan 1821, 100 ~, 05 Feb 1887, 152, Ousby, CUL, NY621347 ~, 07 Feb 1887, 152, ~, 20 Dec 1864, 145 ~, 09 Feb 1887, 153, Penrith, CUL, NY515301 ~, 14 Feb 1887 (1), 153, ~, 03 May 1672, 15 ~, 14 Feb 1887 (2), 153, ~, 01 Feb 1704/5, 23 ~, 21 Mar 1887, 154, Demain Lands in Penrith, 11 Oct 1726 (2), 36 ~, 29 Mar 1887, 154, ~, 21 Feb 1790, 46 ~, 11 Apr 1896 (10), 161, ~, 23 Mar 1790, 47 Penrith, (New) Crown Inn/Hotel, CUL, ~, 25 Oct 1791 (2), 48 cNY515301 (no longer exists) ~, 28 Feb 1792, 52 New Crown, 03 Dec 1820, 95 ~, 31 Mar 1792, 53 Ye Crown, 30 Apr 1834, 121 ~, 24 Apr 1792, 54 The Crown Hotel, 27 Dec 1864, 146 ~, 25 Jun 1792, 57 Penrith, Castlegate Toll Bar, CUL, NY513300 ~, 03 Jul 1792, 58 Toll Gate Penrith, 22 Nov 1833, 117 ~, 09 Oct 1792 (1), 63 Penrith, Elm Terrace, CUL, NY513301 ~, 09 Oct 1792 (3), 64 Elm Terrace, Brunswick Road, Penrith, ~, 02 Nov 1795, 66 09 Aug 1895, 155 ~, 20 Oct 1795, 66 Plumpton, CUL, NY497371 ~, 31 Dec 1795, 71 ~, 28 Feb 1792, 52 ~, 12 Feb 1796, 72 Pooley Bridge, par. Barton, WES, NY472244 ~, 16 Feb 1796 (2), 73 Pooley, 30 Dec 1820 (4), 99 ~, 19 Feb 1796, 74 Powbeck Quarry, par. Dalston, CUL, NY392484 ~, 28 Jul 1807, 79 Pow Beck, 12 Feb 1796, 72 ~, 05 Apr 1808, 80 Preston, LAN, SD533290 ~, 14 Nov 1807, 80 ~, 17 Aug 1725, 35 ~, 27 Nov 1816 (2), 81 Ravenstonedale, WES, NY721042 ~, 02 Mar 1819, 82 Ravenstondale, 25 Nov 1704, 21 ~, 02 May 1820, 83 Ravenstondale, 22 Nov 1705, 30 ~, 13 Jun 1820, 83 Ravenstondale, 18 Jun 1792 (1), 56 ~, 03 Jul 1820, 86 ~, 14 Nov 1820, 92 ~, 17 Jul 1820, 87 Raws?, CUL or WES ~, 01 Aug 1820 (2), 90 Raus, 30 Dec 1820 (4), 99 ~, 23 Nov 1820 (1), 92 Redhills, par. Dacre, CUL, NY504286 ~, 12 Dec 1820, 96 Red Hill, 02 Nov 1818, 81 ~, 20 Dec 1820, 97 Red-hills / Red Hills, 30 Jun 1820, 84 ~, 30 Dec 1820 (2), 98 Redworth, par. Heighington, DUR, NZ241234 ~, 30 Dec 1820 (3), 98 ~, 27 Jul 1820, 88 ~, 30 Dec 1820 (4), 98 Renwick, CUL, NY596427 ~, 21 Jan 1821, 101 ~, 01 Sep 1750, 43 ~, 06 Feb 1821, 102 ~, 05 Oct 1792 (2), 62 ~, 20 Feb 1821, 103 ~, 11 Oct 1864, 138 ~, 27 May 1823 (1), 104 Renwick Colliery, par. Renwick, CUL, ~, 02 Aug 1823, 105 cNY618449? ~, 03 Jun 1828, 107 Renwick Collry., 01 Sep 1750, 43 ~, 07 Jul 1828, 109 Renwick Fell, par. Renwick, CUL, NY618456 ~, 05 Aug 1828, 114 ~, 09 Feb 1792 (1), 52 ~, 11 Feb 1834, 119 Ruddings Foot?, CUL ~, 25 Mar 1834, 120 ~, May 1796, 77 ~, 20 May 1834, 121 Sandwell, par. West Bromwich, STS, SP020890 ~, 30 Apr 1834, 121 Sandwil, 17 Aug 1725, 35 ~, 30 Dec 1834, 122 Scuggar House, par. St. Cuthbert Carlisle, CUL, ~, 21 Feb 1835, 124 NY407520 ~, 07 Aug 1841, 127 Scuggerhouses Hedge Nook, 19 Feb 1796, 74 ~, 18 Jan 1853, 127 Sedgefield, DUR, NZ356289 ~, 15 Feb 1853 (1), 135 ~, 11 Nov 1864 (18), 143 ~, 15 Feb 1853 (2), 136 Skirsgill, par. Penrith, CUL, NY509286 ~, 05 Nov 1864, 139 Scirsgill, 30 Dec 1820 (4), 99 ~, 15 Nov 1864, 144 Soulby, WES, NY749110 ~, 22 Nov 1864, 144 Manor of Soulby, 1656, 12 ~, 17 Dec 1864 (2), 145 Manor of Soulby, 1660, 13 ~, 20 Dec 1864, 145 Sowlby / Soulby, 06 Jun 1678, 17 ~, 08 Feb 1865, 148, ~, 09 Sep 1686 (2), 19 180 ~, 28 Dec 1705, 31 Weymouth, Portland Road, par. All Saints, ~, 21 Feb 1705/6, 32 Wyke Regis, DOR, SY666762 ~, 27 Feb 1705/6, 33 Portland Roade, 30 Nov 1685, 18 ~, 09 Oct 1792 (3), 63 Whitesmocks, par. Durham St. Margaret, DUR, ~, 27 Feb 1796, 75 NZ260435 Soulby Mill, par. Soulby, WES, NY745102 White Smocks, 22 Nov 1734, 40 ~, 30 Nov 1704, 22 Wigan, LAN, SD581057 ~, 16 Jan 1792 (1), 51 Wiggen, 17 Aug 1725, 35 ~, 16 Jan 1792 (2), 51 Wigton, CUL, NY256482 ~, 09 Oct 1792 (3), 64 ~, 20 Feb 1835 (1), 124 Southwaite Green Mill, par. Barton, WES, ~, 20 Feb 1835 (2), 124 NY515284 ~, 21 Feb 1835, 124 S. Green Mill, 18 Jan 1853, 128 Wood End? (Too many Wood Ends / Woodends in St. Cuthbert Carlisle, CUL, NY399558 CUL, and could be elsewhere) St. Cuthbert's, 13 Oct 1792, 66 Wood End Estate, 30 Nov 1795, 67, St. Helen Auckland, DUR, NZ188268 Wood Head, par. Edenhall, CUL, NY544323 St. Helens Auckland, 31 Jul 1828 (2), 110 Wood Head Farm, 01 Aug 1820 (1), 90 ~, 28 Jan 1853 (1), 130 Woodhouses, par. St. Helen Auckland, DUR, ~, 28 Jan 1853 (3), 130 NZ190280 St. Helen's Colliery, par. St. Helen Auckland, Wood House, 27 Jul 1820, 88 DUR, NZ196270 Yanwath Hall, par. Barton, WES, NY508281 St. Helen's Auckland Colliery, 04 Feb 1853, 132 ~, 30 Jun 1820, 84 Stafford, STS, SJ922232 York, YKS, SE603519 ~, 17 Aug 1725, 35 ~, 31 Dec 1795, 71 Stainmore, WES, NY841129 York Gate Inn, par. Wath, YKS, SE348775 Stainmoore Pitts, 30 Jan 1705/6, 32 (now York Gate Farm) Stone, STS, SJ901343 York Gate, 30 Dec 1820 (1), 98 ~, 17 Aug 1725, 35 Talkin, par. Hayton, CUL, NY549573 Talken, 05 Oct 1792 (2), 62 Tirril, par. Barton, WES, NY503266 ~, 27 Mar 1835, 125 Tokoth Hill?, CHS or STS Tokothhill, 17 Aug 1725, 35 Townhead, par. Edenhall, CUL, NY559318 (now called Home Farm) Town Head Farm, 03 Jun 1828, 107 Town Head, 30 Jan 1832, 115 Unthank, par. Dalston, CUL, NY393486 ~, 12 Feb 1796, 72 Warrington, LAN, SJ605885 Warington, 17 Aug 1725, 35 Water Side?, par. St. Cuthbert Carlisle, CUL Water Side (at Blackhall), 09 Oct 1792 (3), 64 West Auckland, par. St. Helen Auckland, DUR, NZ179263 ~, 29 Jan 1853, 131 West Thickley (High and Low), par. Heighington, DUR, NZ212254 West Thickley / Thickley, 27 Jul 1820, 87 Thickley, 31 Jul 1828 (1), 109 Westminster, Deans Yard, MDX, TQ299794 Deanes Yard near Westminster, 06 Jun 1678, 17 Westward, CUL, NY273448 ~, 09 Oct 1792 (3), 64 ~, 13 Oct 1792, 66 ~, 24 Nov 1795, 66 Wetherby, par. Spofforth, YKS, SE404485 ~, 20 Jan 1821, 100 ~, 10 Jun 1823, 105 Weymouth, par. All Saints, Wyke Regis, DOR, SY675782 ~, 30 Nov 1685, 18
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