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Morrab Library ARCHIVE index A Agnes - St. Notes by P. Laws LAW/36 Albums Drew. Autograph Album COL/4 Albums Gee. Christmas Album COL/5 Alwarton Manor 1812 sale particular of the Manor of Alwarton, Penzance LAN/15 & Mousehole Alwarton Manor History of Manor of Alverton, by Gillian Green HIS/13 Andrews, A.W. Verses. [Mountaineer, Zennor] COL/1 Anecdotes Anon. notebook with local anecdotes c. 1858-82. MAN/74 Mentions Lawrence. Emidy & Billy Frost. Annandale papers Legal documents 1739-1759 DAW/5 Anthony-in-Roseland, St. Parish Register 1660-1812 REG/1 Antichrist Antichrist Revealed, 1691 of Millenarian documents MAN/32 Appleby, Cedric ]St. Erth St. Erth archive APP/xxx historian] Apperley family Pedigree & history TR/3/9 TR/3/13 Archaeology, Industrial, Notes by P. Laws LAW/17,18 of Cornwall Archer, Andrew - of Household receipts & expenses 1693-1701 MAN/34 Tanworth [Warks] Armstrong, Judge At Nancealverne HEA/3 Scobell Artwork 1 Original sketches, drawings ART/1-14 See also Blight, Quick, Vibert Hanging or glazed – non-portrait ART/401-422 Hanging or glazed – portrait ART/601-614 See also Dawson prints Arundell, William - of Dispute with William Gwavas over Newlyn pier MAN/36 Trengwainton Ashmolean Museum 1 Mineral specimens supplied by Dr. Wm. Borlase, Arthur BOR/28 MacGregor Borlase’s role in Huddesford’s reanimation of the BOR/30 museum; Arthur MacGregor Aubrey [later Russell] 3 Deeds of Assignment dated 20/1/1854, 19/12/1919, LAN/27 house, St Mary’s Terrace 11/1/1928 B Baker family Papers of the Baker family, Tredorwin, Georgia, BAK/xxx Nancledra Barham, Thomas Foster Letter d/d 29/12/1826 about his subscription to the MAN/64 – Leskinnick Pz Unitarian Association Basset, Gustavus Sale particulars [Roskymer Cutter & Roskymer LAN/1 Lambert Meneage] Batten, Joseph Penzance – a sketch LIT/18 Bayliss, Derek Collection of local railway records RAI/4-7 Beckerlegge, John J. Lectures by HIS/1 Newlyn Fish Allocation Committee HIS/44 See also papers presented to HIS/45 Berry, Rev. P.E.F. – V. of Album COL/2 St.Elwyn, Hayle Black Prince, The – 1st Extracts from will & tomb inscription at Canterbury: HIS/34 Duke of Cornwall facsimiles, translations 2 parcels Blewett, Richard Rodda – Thesis: genealogical study of Cornish Celtic surnames GEN/1 teacher, St.Day Curnow & Harvey Scrapbook on surnames GEN/2 Another inferior surnames copy with other material GEN/15 Blight, John Thomas Notebooks, sketchbooks, drawings BLI/1-6,13,14 1835-1911 – Journals BLI/7,15 artist & antiquarian – Cromlechs of Cornwall BLI/9 in Bodmin Asylum from Articles etc. BLI/8-12 1871 Archaelogical drawings & notes COL/12 Watercolours ART/406,407 Note on Blight’s published works BLI/16 See also art catalogue, Cornish topography, artist index Blunden, Edmund Some account of Charles Valentine LeGrice LIT/6 Boase, G.C. – Historical memoranda concerning Penzance PEN/15 bibliographer Boase, N.A. Family prayers MAN/15 Boase family Paper on G.C., F. & C.W. Boase by J. Hambly Rowe REE/30 Bodilly Bodilly family papers BOD/xxx Bolitho family A collection of extracts, A.R. C929.72 BOL BORLASE – see separate pages at end of B entries B: Continued Borrow, George Was George Borrow a Cornishman? Library lecture HIS/55 Boskenna, St. Buryan WMN cutting with sale details LAN/5 Boson, John – Newlyn Cornish language mss. The Pilchard Rhyme MAN/35a The Ten Commandments MAN/35b Cornish language fragments BOR/115 Bottrell, William Folklorist BOT/1-2 Boulton & Watt Letters on Cornish engines HIS/46 Branwell material Photograph albums, boxes, notes, journals, books Mobile LOAN – estate of Lilian [in library stock]. Bronte interest. List in Room 2. shelving, Oldham bay L. Bray/Darel Notes from Burke on descent of Bray and Darel GEN/10 families. Breakwaters Breakwater proposals: Mount’s Bay BRE/1,2 St. Ives Bay BRE/3,4,6 1857 Memorial with plan of breakwater. COL/31 p82 Prospectus with projected breakwater. RAI/9 Bridge, Michael Guido – printing for friends LIT/16 Bridger, J.A.D. bookseller, Catalogues 1906, 1921-39 BRI/1 Market Jew St. Business records BRI/2-13 British Museum Early inscriptions, manuscripts and book illustrations MAN/12 reproductions MAN/87 Bronte, Charlotte Bronte, Charlotte – novelist BRO/1 & 7 Bronte sisters Bronte sisters BRO/2 Bronte/Branwell The Branwells of Penzance BRO/3-6 Buchenwald Camp Parliamentary Report HIS/10 Buryan, St. Missing 1813 survey maps [Mrs. G.C. Green] HIS/4 Photocopies of 16th century petition & map HIS/26 Boskenna sale details LAN/5 1838 Tithe award LAN/6 Oliver Usticke’s 1706 accounts MAN/57 Parish registers 1653-1812 REG/2 OPC registers 1813-1907 OPC 1841 census OPC BORLASE Borlase, Anne 1783-1868, Notebook BOR/121 dgtr of Rev. Wm Borlase, Cashbook 1831 – entries to 1826 BOR/128 married Rev. M.N. Peters Continental tour 1846 BOR/129 Borlase, Caroline Effects at the Abbey 1825 with other personal 1738-1825 records BOR/126 8th dgtr of Dr Walter Borlase Letter to her brother George TR/1/30 Borlase, Caroline Anne Tour journals 1874-1895 Belgium, England, & 1859-1934 Wales – with sketches BOR 145-48 2nd dgtr of John Borlase Sketch book BOR/149 Notebook – details of family members BOR/150 Notes on family BOR/151 Copy letters 1727 & 1761 BOR/152 Borlase, Christopher Journal & log, voyage to Guinea 1749-50, with 1729-51 drawings BOR/13,14 4th son of Dr Wm Borlase Drawings, letters BOR/15 Will 1745, photograph & transcript BOR/24 School exercises BOR/117 Proposed epitaph BOR/185 Borlase, Elizabeth Notebook 1748 BOR/124 1729-1801 Family history notes BOR/125 5th dgtr of Dr. Walter Letter to Rev Wm Borlase TR/1/24 Borlase Copy of will BOR/207 Borlase family – genealogy Borlase pedigree BOR/27 & history Notes by Eliz. Borlase, c.1800 BOR/125 Descent, names& arms of Borlase. W.C. Borlase BOR/143 Private pamphlet on Descent by HS Tremenheere BOR/143 Taillefer pedigree BOR/143 Notes by Caroline Anne Borlase – 1800 BOR/150-51 Family history mss., notes, collections BOR/157-61 Family genealogies,pedigrees BOR/163-70 Mentions in BOR/188,190 History of Borlases of Buckinghamshire TR/3/11 Borlase pedigree TR/3/16 Borlase family – images 5 family silhouettes BOR/199 Photograph portraits & Vibert prints BOR/200 Photographs: album & loose, incl. view of Pendeen Manor BOR/201 Borlase family – letters, Collections BOR/187-91 papers Letter 19-9-1747 to Mr Harris, mentions riot in Penzance BOR/192 Borlase family – wills Copy will, Samuel Borlase, 1763 BOR/119 Legal papers, incl. copy wills for Dr Wm [d.1772], Elizabeth [d.1806] & Rev. Geo. [d.1809] Borlase BOR/207 Borlase, Rev. George Obituary BOR/127 1742-1805, 6th son of Dr. Letters to TR/1/23,26,30 Walter B., Prof. Cambridge Copy of will BOR/207 Borlase, John – Estate valuation 1718 BOR/101 1666-1755, Pendeen Estate list TR/1/31 Articles left at Pendeen 1723 TR/1/31 Borlase, Admiral John Case of medals BOR/19 1811-95 Borlase, John 1829-89, Notebook, mainly property BOR/139 eldest son of Samuel B., m. Castle Horneck, rents received Lydia Peters 1870-79 BOR/140 1892-94 BOR/141 Borlase, Mary Eady Tour journals 1851, 1854 with sketches & prints BOR/153,154 Borlase – recipes, remedies Collection – Borlase, Castle Horneck to 1788 BOR/197 Other collections BOR/196,198 Borlase, Samuel 1735-1801, Daily journal 1758 BOR/118 2nd son of Dr. Walter B. Will 1763 – incomplete copy BOR/119 Borlase, Samuel 1798-1866 Castle Horneck, rents received BOR/136 Borlase – travels, tours Borlase family BOR/129,145-48, [full details in Borlase 153,154 catalogue] Hutchens, Thomas BOR/186 Penneck, Catherine BOR/195 Peters BOR/133-4,177 Author unknown BOR/178-85 Borlase, Dr. Walter Letterbooks 1745 BOR/16 1694-1776 Ditto 1742-3 BOR/103 Castle Horneck Ditto 1752-5 BOR/102 Appointment diaries 1758, 1769, 1774, 1775 BOR/104-7 Stannary Convocation proceedings 1615, 1688 BOR/110 Other BOR/108-9,111-14 Borlase v. Carne & others, list of special jurors BOR/23 Letters from Dr. Oliver, Bath TR/1/13,14 Letters, incl. his son Samuel’s debts TR/1/11,12,15,22,24, 27,28 Correspondence, Samuel/Oliver TR/1/31 Borlase, Dr. William Letters – outgoing BOR/1 1696-1772 Letters – received BOR/2,3 R. Ludgvan, V. St.Just Drawings of Pengersick & Godolphin BOR/5 Memorandum on heraldry BOR/8 Natural history, antiquity BOR/6,9 Descent, names & arms, his ms. BOR/18 Contributions to meteorology BOR/22 Contributions to the Ashmolean BOR/28,30 Manuscripts & papers BOR/20,25,26 Other extracts, notes etc. BOR/4,7,10,11,12,17, 29 Marriage settlement TR/1/31 Ms. Appreciation TR/3/21 Copy will & probate BOR/207 Borlase, Rev. William Greek notes 1759, Peterhouse BOR/120 1741-1812 Castle Horneck estate records- work done 5th son of Dr. Walter B. 1812-13 BOR/122 V. of Madron Other – letters, notes BOR/121,123 Family letter from his sister Elizabeth TR/1/29 Borlase, William Copeland Borlase papers at Castle Horneck 1848-99, Quarterly Review article BOR/26 2nd son of Samuel Borlase, Notes on various subjects BOR/142 antiquarian & politician The Descent, Names & Arms of Borlase… with Hugh Seymour Tremenheere’s pamphlet on questionable conclusions BOR/143 Scrapbooks: parliamentary career 1880-85 BOR/144 Borlase Wm C 1848-99 Press reports of bankruptcy proceedings: J.P. continued Cornish scrapbooks CO/16 v. 22, p.82 v. 22A, pp. 34-5, 44-9, 59/60-62 and further related press reports BOR/33 C Calenick Smelting Works Payments for working expenses MAN/91 Calstock Notes by P.
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