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Expand BL - Correspondence of Thomas Belchier of MonmouthBL - Correspondence of Thomas Belchier of Monmouth
Expand EH - Correspondence of Edward Huddleston EH - Correspondence of Edward Huddleston
Expand FH - Correspondence of Ferdinand Huddleston, of SawstonFH - Correspondence of Ferdinand Huddleston, of Sawston
Expand FRa - Correspondence of Sir John Fortescue of Salden, BuckinghamshireFRa - Correspondence of Sir John Fortescue of Salden, Buckinghamshire
Expand FRb - Correspondence of Sir Frances Fortescue, of Salden, BuckinghamshireFRb - Correspondence of Sir Frances Fortescue, of Salden, Buckinghamshire
Expand HD - Correspondence of Henry Huddleston 1624-1709, Richard Huddleston 1708-1715, Squires of Sawston; and correspondence of Richard Huddlestone (1716-1760), 1748-1759, and Agnes, Frances, Isabella, Jane and Sarah Huddlestone, 1818-1851.HD - Correspondence of Henry Huddleston 1624-1709, Richard Huddleston 1708-1715, Squires of Sawston; and correspondence of Richard Huddlestone (1716-1760), 1748-1759, and Agnes, Frances, Isabella, Jane and Sarah Huddlestone, 1818-1851.
Collapse JH - Correspondence of Jane Huddleston, SawstonJH - Correspondence of Jane Huddleston, Sawston
1 - C Bedingfield, Sawston, re his disappointment on missing her at Sawston.
2 - Jane Huddleston, Sawston, to Thomas Belchier, Monmouth, re family news, the Boden Laws.
3 - Jane Huddleston, Sawston, to Thomas Belchier, Monmouth, re Monmouth family news.
4 - Henry Bostock, Bath, re the education and apprenticeship of Thomas Huddleston.
5 - Henry Bostock, London, re Thomas Huddleston's contraction of a social disease.
6 - Henry Bostock, London, re Jane Huddleston's London apprentice son Tommy's misbehaviour, his late play going, and quarrel with his master Edward Eyre.
7 - Henry Bostock, London, re Jane Huddleston's son Thomas's misconduct.
8 - Henry Bostock, re John Champion's illness, Sawston district and family news.
9 - Mary Bostock, Hatton Street, London, to Jane Huddleston, Bath, with London and family news.
10 - Mary Bostock, Hatton Street, London, to Jane Huddleston, Bath, with Catholic society news.
11 - Mary Bostock, Hatton Street, London, to Jane Huddleston, Bath, re Sarah Huddleston's illness, London gossip, bedbugs.
12 - Mary Bostock, Hatton Street, London, to Jane Huddleston, Bath, re the water cure, Sarah Huddleston's health.
13 - Jane Huddleston's notes on Mary Bostock's illness from smallpox.
14 - Catherine Burrell, Hammersmith, re care of Richard Huddleston's children.
15 - Draft of Jane Huddleston to Catherine Burrell, re schooling for her grandchildren.
16 - John Champion, S.J., London, re his movements, commissions, health and plans.
17 - John Champion, S.J., London, to Jane Huddleston, London, re Richard Huddleston's dissolute behaviour.
18 - John Champion, S.J., Sawston, to Jane Huddleston, London, re his gout and her cold.
19 - Mary Cookes, Bath, re the frivolities of Bath.
20 - Olivia Davill, Bruges, re death of Sister Mary Barbara Huddleston.
21 - John Davill, Monmouth, re rental of a house and pew.
22 - Susanna Dewther, St Omer, asking for news from home.
23 - Jane Huddleston, Sawston, to Edward Eyre, London, re Thomas Huddleston's misbehaviour in London.
24 - Edward Galloway, S.J., Monmouth, with thanks for hamper, re Monmouth rents, Ferdinand Huddleston's board.
25 - Edward Galloway, S.J., Monmouth, re safe arrival of Ferdinand Huddleston.
26 - William Graves, Fulbourn, Cambridgeshire, re the convening of a manorial court.
27 - Mary Hanford, Hammersmith, re terms of Hammersmith school
28 - Mary Hanford, King Street, Holborn, re the education of Richard Huddleston's daughter.
28a - Jane Huddleston's list of Hammersmith school expenses.
29 - Frances Justina Huddleston, Bruges, re death of Anne Huddleston, O.S.A.; with a bantering note in French to Mary Huddleston.
30 - Frances Justina Huddleston, Bruges, re death of Anne Huddleston, re Richard Huddleston's disgrace, family news.
31 - Richard Huddleston, St Omer, requesting a Cicero in English.
32 - Richard Huddleston, London, with gossip, family and household news.
33 - Richard Huddleston, London, re his need of money.
34 - Richard Huddleston, London, re his daughter's education.
35 - Draft of Richard Huddleston, London, to Mary Hanford, re his daughter's education.
36 - Pene Jones, Monmouth, to Jane Huddleston, Hatton Garden, London, with thanks for charity.
37 - John Marie, Gray's Inn, with receipt for interest on loan.
38 - John Marie, Gray's Inn, with receipt for interest payment on behalf of Richard Huddleston.
39 - John Marie, Gray's Inn, with a legal opinion.
40 - Charles Marshall, Pampisford, Cambridgeshire, to Jane Huddleston, Hatton Garden, re Bath, London society, a squire's suicide, a severe winter.
41 - Thomas Mason, Crondon Park, with thanks for the present.
42 - Jane Huddleston, Sawston, to Lord Montague, re payment of Sawston rents.
43 - Mary Morgan, Monmouth, in Charles Halfpenny's hand, exchanging courtesies.
44 - Wd (?) Needham, re family news.
45 - Elizabeth Price, Monmouth, re house repairs, rentals.
46 - Elizabeth Price, Monmouth, re house repairs.
47 - John Prichard, Tower Lane, Bristol, re Mrs Huddleston's duties
48 - Robert Prichard, St Theobald's Court, near Red Lion Square, London, re the return of an annuity by Mrs Needham.
49 - Rev. Charles Stuart, Ashen, Norfolk, with condolences on Richard Huddleston's death.
50 - Edward Webbe, London, re repayment of loan.
51 - Edward Webbe, London, Fortescue legacy.
52 - Edward Webbe, London, re payment of a loan.
53 - Edward Webbe, London, re Lord Montague's quit rents.
54 - Draft of Jane Huddleston, Sawston, to George Wilmot, London, repeating Christmas invitation.
55 - Jane Huddleston to George Wilmot, regretting Wilmot's inability to come to Sawston, for Christmas.
56 - George Wilmot, Lincoln's Inn, re burning of Lincoln's Inn chapel, with apologies for declining Christmas invitation to Sawston, complaints about a clerk out after 11 pm.
57 - George Wilmot, Lincoln's Inn, declining Jane Huddleston's invitation to Sawston.
58 - George Wilmot, Lincoln's Inn, with apologies for refusing Sawston invitation, re the destruction of Lincoln's Inn chapel.
59 - George Wilmot, Lincoln's Inn, re his impending visit to Sawston.
60 - George Wilmot, Lincoln's Inn, with condolences for the death of Richard Huddleston.
61 - Charles Halfpenny, Monmouth, re financial matters, with a postscript of local scandal.
62 - Charles Halfpenny, Monmouth, re money matters.
63 - Charles Halfpenny, Monmouth, re rentals and other money matters.
64 - Charles Halfpenny, Monmouth, re money matters.
65 - Draft of Jane Huddleston, Sawston, to Charles Halfpenny, Monmouth, re money matters.
66 - Charles Halfpenny, Monmouth, re money matters, with a scandalous postscript.
67 - Charles Halfpenny, Monmouth, re loans and rents.
68 - Charles Halfpenny, Monmouth, re loans and rents.
69 - Charles Halfpenny, Monmouth, re loans and rents.
70 - Charles Halfpenny, Monmouth, re loans and rents.
71 - Charles Halfpenny, Monmouth, re money matters.
72 - Charles Halfpenny, Monmouth, re loans and rents.
73 - Charles Halfpenny, Monmouth, re money matters, employment of a clerk.
74 - Charles Halfpenny, Monmouth, re rentals, local news and scandal.
75 - Charles Halfpenny, Monmouth, re rents and local news.
76 - Charles Halfpenny, London, re loans and rents, the sale of Monmouth houses.
77 - Charles Halfpenny, Monmouth, re Jane Huddleston's father's accounts, house rents and repairs.
78 - Charles Halfpenny, Monmouth, re a dark financial transaction, the rental, sale and lease of houses in Monmouth.
79 - Charles Halfpenny, Monmouth, re lease and rentals of Monmouth houses.
80 - Charles Halfpenny, Monmouth, re property transfers and Monmouth rentals.
81 - Charles Halfpenny, Monmouth, re execution of title deeds.
82 - Charles Halfpenny, Monmouth, postponing London meeting.
83 - Charles Halfpenny, Monmouth, re a clerkship for Ferdinand Huddleston.
84 - Charles Halfpenny, Monmouth, re Ferdinand Huddleston's sudden departure from Monmouth, persecution of Welsh Catholics.
85 - Charles Halfpenny, Monmouth, re Monmouth property rents.
86 - Charles Halfpenny, Monmouth, re defaulting Monmouth tenants.
87 - Charles Halfpenny, Monmouth, re rent collecting.
88 - Charles Halfpenny, Monmouth, re Monmouth tenants.
89 - Charles Halfpenny, Monmouth, re Ferdinand Huddleston's London allowance, tenants in arrears.
90 - Charles Halfpenny, Monmouth, re rent collecting.
91 - Charles Halfpenny, Monmouth, re collecting of rents and loans.
92 - Charles Halfpenny, Monmouth, re execution of deed of sale for Monmouth houses, family news.
93 - Charles Halfpenny, Monmouth, re execution of deeds and Monmouth rents.
94 - Charles Halfpenny, London, a financial interest of Jane Huddleston's father.
95 - Charles Halfpenny, Monmouth, with details of Jane Huddleston's Monmouth houses.
96 - Charles Halfpenny, Monmouth, re Jane Huddleston's father's aunt, tenants in arrears, a rising of Welsh colliers.
97 - Charles Halfpenny, Monmouth, re Monmouth properties.
98 - Catherine Bagshawe, Guildhall Street, London, to Jane Canning (nee Huddlestone), London, re a teacher's post for Ellen O'Connor.
99 - George Eyton, Portman Square, to Jane Canning (nee Huddlestone), re Henry Huddleston's debts.
100 - Elizabeth, Mary and Jane Huddleston, and Frances Justina Huddleston, Bruges, to Mary Bostock, Lille, re family and the correction of child deportment.
101 - Mary Jane Eyston, Abingdon, Berkshire, to Jane Canning (nee Huddlestone), Sawston, re her ill-health, confinement, family news, army movements.
102 - Lucy Newburgh, Slindon, Sussex, to Jane Huddleston, with thanks for Sawston hospitality, re a Sussex highwayman.
103 - James Smith to Jane Canning (nee Huddlestone), London, with receipt for two pounds paid to the Catholic Institute by Richard Huddleston.
Expand MF - Correspondence of Lady Mary Fortescue, née HuddlestonMF - Correspondence of Lady Mary Fortescue, née Huddleston
Expand MHa - Correspondence of Mary HuddlestonMHa - Correspondence of Mary Huddleston
Expand MHb - Correspondence of Mary Huddleston, of SawstonMHb - Correspondence of Mary Huddleston, of Sawston
Expand MHc - Correspondence of Mary HuddlestonMHc - Correspondence of Mary Huddleston
Expand SJ - Photocopied letters from the Society of Jesus, Farm Street, MayfairSJ - Photocopied letters from the Society of Jesus, Farm Street, Mayfair
Expand TH - Correspondence of Thomas HuddlestonTH - Correspondence of Thomas Huddleston
Expand TL - Correspondence of Timothy Lucas, of Marlborough, WiltshireTL - Correspondence of Timothy Lucas, of Marlborough, Wiltshire
Expand X - Miscellaneous lettersX - Miscellaneous letters
Expand C2 - Letters to Ferdinand HuddlestonC2 - Letters to Ferdinand Huddleston
Expand C3 - Letters to Richard Huddleston C3 - Letters to Richard Huddleston
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