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KMAN1 - Records of the Montagu family of Kimbolton Castle
- A - Papers of the Montagu family: Accession 1 Papers
  - 10 - Original Catalogue: M10
    - 9 - Mixed file of papers, mostly relating to the affairs of the 6th and 7th Dukes of Manchester

RefNo	KMAN1/A/10/9/12
AltRefNo	M10/9/12
Title	Bundle of loose unrelated papers
Description	Includes: - letter from E. Huntly encouraging Lord Mandeville to visit his father (no date, possibly 1820s) - three letters between the Duke and H. J. Hinchcliffe concerning a letter from Michael Hanley, in relation to the case against Lecesne and Escoffery (1827) - letter from Thomas William King of Heralds College to Henry Roberts on the Montagu ancestry (1849) - letter from Lord Robert Montagu to his father, the 6th Duke of Manchester, on his own research into the Montagu ancestry (no date) - character analyses based on handwriting labelled "M's character from his handwriting by Mr Richards", "Sydney's character from handwriting Miss Marsh" and "M.M.s character from handwriting by Reverend Mr Richards" (c.1853) - handwritten notes on the history of Kimbolton (no date) - The Mining Shares Investment Company Limited director's report (1880) - Government white paper titled "Correspondence respecting Czechoslovakia" (1938)
Date	1820s-1938
CreatorName	The Montagu family of Kimbolton Castle: estate and family papers
Repository	Huntingdonshire Archives

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Code	PersonName	Dates
P/0076	Montagu; Sir; George (1799-1855); 6th Duke of Manchester (1843-1855); of Kimbolton Castle	1799-1855
P/0075	Montagu; Sir; William (1771-1843); 5th Duke of Manchester (1788-1843); of Kimbolton Castle	1771-1843

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