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WHC - Whitney and Clifford Manuscripts
1 - Manor and parish of Whitney
2 - Manor and parish of Clifford
3 - Manors and parishes of Whitney and Clifford (mixed)
4 - Other Herefordshire parishes : Winforton and Brilley
5 - Hereforshire and adjacent counties
6 - Ireland, Hertforshire, Middlesex and London
7 - Wills, letters of administration etc.
8 - Accounts, vouchers, receipts etc.
9 - Correspondence
1 - Letter from John Pateshall to (? - part of letter missing) concerning heriots due to William Wardour, lord of the manor of Whitney on the death of Henry Williams, [of Cabalva].
2 - Letters (4)Tomkyns Dew from Portland Place, London, to Henry Styleman, esq.
3 - Letter from J. Spencer from Hay, to Henry Styleman, esq., at Snetisham near Lynn, Norfolk.
4 - Letters (6)to Colonel Thomas Powell of Whitney Court [second husband of Ann Dew, widow of Tomkyns Dew I] concerning estate and legal matters.
5 - Letter from Sarah Eves from Clifford Place to John Spencer [agent to Col. Thomas Powell] concerning land called Lox's (or Lockster's) Pool.
6 - Letter from the Tithe Commission Office to E.S. Gisborne of Huntington Court, Hereford, notifying him that the apportionment of the rent-charge in lieu of the tithes of the parish of Whitney was confirmed by the Board 27 November, 1840.
7 - File of letters and papers concerning the investment of money in the Hay Railway (tramroad) Company.
8 - Letter from J. Parsons to Mrs. Thomas Powell at Aberystwyth, concerning the payment of certain dividends.
9 - Letter from John F. Stuart from Brighton to the Rev. George Coke at Lower Moors, Kington, Herefordshire concerning the vacant curacy of Whitney.
10 - Letter from R. G. Graham from the Admiralty to Viscount Hereford regarding the admission of Roderick Dew, Tomkyns Dew's son, to the Royal Naval College.
11 - Letter from R. Jenkyns from Balliol College, Oxford, to Colonel Powell at Hardwick, Hay, concerning the admission of [Tomkyns (III) Dew ?] to the college.
12 - Lettter from William Jones, secretary of the Bristol Asylum or School of Industry for the Blind, to Thomas Lewis, clerk of the Hay Union, at Brecon, concerning two inmates of the institution.
13 - Letters from various correspondents to Tomkyns Dew (II) of Whitney Court : mainly relating to estate and financial affairs. (1 bundle)
14 - Letters from Mrs. Ann Powell (formerly wife of Tomkyns Dew (I)) to her son Tomkyns Dew (II) concerning family and financial matters, her separation from her (second) husband, Colonel Thomas Powell, etc. (1 bundle)
15 - Letters, mainly to Tomkyns Dew, (II) esq., and papers relating to the settlement of the estate of Mrs. Armine Styleman of Snettisham, co. Norfolk and particularly to the legacies due under her will to Dew's sisters Mrs. Ann McGachen and Mrs. Armine Furlong of both whose marriage settlements Dew was trustee.
16 - Letters to Tomkyns Dew (II) of Whitney Court, concerning the careers and education of his sons Tomkyns (III) the eldest (admitted to the Inner Temple in 1838). Henry, the second son, (entered Rugby School in 1834), Edward L'Estrange, the third son, (at Shrewsbury School) in 1838), and Roderick, the fourth son (entered the Navy in 1835). One of the letters is from Dr. Arnold, headmaster of Rugby.
17 - Letters to Tomkyns Dew (III) of Whitney Court from various correspondents concerning the payment of chief rents, fishing rights in the River Wye, etc.
18 - Correspondence concerning land required from Tomkyns Dew (III) esq., by the Golden Valley Railway Co., for the purpose of an extension of the line to Hay.
10 - Miscellaneous
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