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Collapse 1 - Constitution and management of the Bank1 - Constitution and management of the Bank
Collapse 1 - Papers relating to Mortlock family members as partners in the Bank1 - Papers relating to Mortlock family members as partners in the Bank
1 - Account of deeds, etc. held by Thomas Mortlock as trustee
2 - Memorandum of agreement between John Mortlock, Frederick Cheetham Mortlock and John Cheetham Mortlock relating to the running of the bank
3 - Memorandum, compiled by John Cheetham Mortlock, of agreement between himself and John Mortlock and Frederick Cheetham Mortlock concerning his authority in controlling the bank, his salary, and other details
4 - Memorandum of agreement defining the terms and manner of managing the bank, between John Mortlock, John Cheetham Mortlock and Frederick Cheetham Mortlock
5 - Additional memorandum relating to running the bank in difficult financial times
6 - Letter, John Mortlock to John Cheetham Mortlock ('my dear Jack') relating to life insurance and qualifying as a magistrate
7 - Letter from Frederick Cheetham Mortlock to his father John Mortlock relating to his capacity to run bank
8 - Letter from Robert Trower to Thomas Mortlock stating he is enclosing drafts as settled by Mr Duval
Expand 9 - Papers relating to John Cheetham Mortlock leaving the partnership9 - Papers relating to John Cheetham Mortlock leaving the partnership
Collapse 10 - Papers relating to John Mortlock's death and the new partnership10 - Papers relating to John Mortlock's death and the new partnership
1 - Copy will of John Mortlock [banker] dated 21 May 1812, with added note of 28 September 1814
2 - Copy case and opinion of Lewis Duval relating to John Mortlock's will and estate
3 - Letter from Robert Trower to Thomas Mortlock referring to the 'melancholy event' [death of John Mortlock, on 7 May 1816], the partnership dissolution and John Cheetham Mortlock's 'moral claims'
4 - Letter from Robert Trower to Thomas Mortlock referring to his actions in the arrangement
5 - Probate of will dated 19 September 1815, of John Mortlock of Abington Hall
6 - Draft bond of Thomas Mortlock and Frederick Cheetham Mortlock to indemnify John Cheetham Mortlock against any possible losses and to pay all bills and bank notes in circulation
7 - Deed of William Mortlock to renounce and disclaim his father's bequest of half share of bank profits, in favour of his brother Thomas
8 - Agreement between Thomas Mortlock and Frederick Cheetham Mortlock to sever joint tenancy in part of Pampisford estate
9 - Agreement between Thomas Mortlock and Frederick Cheetham Mortlock to sever joint tenancy in part of Pampisford estate (copy of 509/1/1/10/8)
10 - Articles of co-partnership in banking business between Thomas Mortlock and Frederick Cheetham Mortlock
11 - Articles of co-partnership in banking business between Thomas Mortlock and Frederick Cheetham Mortlock (copy of 509/1/1/10/10)
12 - Letter from Richard Thomas to Thomas Mortlock relating to draft conveyances and mortgage on Abington estate
13 - Sale of his half of the estate by Frederick Cheetham Mortlock to Thomas Mortlock
14 - Bond of indemnity in penal sum of £40,000: Thomas Mortlock to indemnify Frederick Cheetham Mortlock from any debts or demands of the bank
15 - Deed of mutual release between Thomas Mortlock and Frederick Cheetham Mortlock
16 - Deed of mutual release between Thomas Mortlock and Frederick Cheetham Mortlock (copy of 509/1/1/10/15)
17 - Bond of Frederick Cheetham Mortlock to Thomas Mortlock in penal sum of £10,322
18 - Memorandum of notes drawn by Frederick Cheetham Mortlock given to Thomas Mortlock to be exchanged for other securities
19 - Frederick Cheetham Mortlock's annuity: Bond of Thomas Mortlock to Frederick Cheetham Mortlock then resident at Boulogne-sur-mer, France, in penal sum of £10,000
20 - Frederick Cheetham Mortlock’s annuity: Release by Frederick Cheetham Mortlock of his estates, effects and £1000 annuity and any actions arising therefrom to Thomas Mortlock
21 - Frederick Cheetham Mortlock’s annuity: Assignment of £500 annuity to a trustee for securing £2262 16s 10d and interest, still due to Thomas Mortlock
Expand 2 - Papers relating to London agents of Mortlocks Bank: John Bowden, James Cock2 - Papers relating to London agents of Mortlocks Bank: John Bowden, James Cock
Expand 3 - Papers relating to London Agents: Esdaile, Esdaile, Esdaile and Hammet 3 - Papers relating to London Agents: Esdaile, Esdaile, Esdaile and Hammet
Expand 4 - Papers relating to London agents: Smith, Payne and Smith4 - Papers relating to London agents: Smith, Payne and Smith
Expand 5 - Documents produced in the Chancery Case of Lamprell v Mortlock, 18685 - Documents produced in the Chancery Case of Lamprell v Mortlock, 1868
Expand 6 - Papers relating to later partnerships6 - Papers relating to later partnerships
Expand 7 - Papers relating to general bank business7 - Papers relating to general bank business
Expand 2 - Accounts2 - Accounts
Expand 3 - Correspondence3 - Correspondence
Expand 4 - Papers relating to clients of the bank4 - Papers relating to clients of the bank
Expand 5 - Employees5 - Employees
Expand 6 - Estate documents6 - Estate documents
Expand 7 - Estate accounts 7 - Estate accounts
Expand 8 - Public positions of members of the Mortlock family8 - Public positions of members of the Mortlock family
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