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RefNoK509/7/2/2
AltRefNo509/7/2/2
TitleThomas Mortlock
DescriptionThomas Mortlock preferred to live in Cambridge, in the Bank House, for which a few records survive and are listed in K509/6/7/1. He kept a pied a terre in Little Abington (Bancroft Lodge) village and sometimes stayed overnight, receiving letters addressed to him there (see Bancroft Lodge K509/6/2/20). Unlike his nephew and heir, E. J. Mortlock, who lived at Abington Lodge, he did not choose to keep detailed records of personal expenditure on his house.
For accounts relating to Old Farm in Little Eversden, see 509/6/11/6.
Date1813
CreatorNameMortlock Bank and Estate
RepositoryCambridgeshire Archives
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