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K509 - Mortlock Bank and Estate

1 - Constitution and management of the Bank

2 - Accounts

3 - Correspondence

4 - Papers relating to clients of the bank

5 - Employees

6 - Estate documents

1 - Wills and marriage settlements, etc.

1 - Western family

2 - John Mortlock, woollen draper, also known as John Mortlock II; 1709-1775

3 - Mortlock, John, banker

4 - Mortlock, Thomas

5 - Mortlock, Edmund John

1 - Certified copy of baptism on 11 August 1833 of Edmund John Mortlock, son of Henry and Elizabeth, Morcott, Rutland.

2 - Copy of marriage settlement of Edmund J. Mortlock esquire and Mary Jane Hall [niece of Lewis Duval]

3 - Documents relating to Edmund John Mortlock as executor to the late Thomas Mortlock

4 - Life Assurance statement (University Life Assurance Society) for Edmund John Mortlock.

5 - Freemasons: certificates of membership of Edmund John Mortlock

2 - Abington Estate; the whole estate

3 - Great Abington

4 - Little Abington

5 - Hildersham Manor and Estate

6 - Pampisford

7 - Cambridge Properties

8 - Isleham

9 - Public houses

10 - Ely Estate and Manor of Ely Porta

11 - Various properties

7 - Estate accounts

8 - Public positions of members of the Mortlock family

9 - Borough and Corporation of Cambridge

Elevation of a gateway at Kimbolton Castle, by Robert Adam, 1764

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The Fisher family of Huntingdon, 1910

West Wickham parish inclosure map, 1812

Men with chickens at Papworth

A tuberculosis patient in a hut at Papworth Village Settlement, 1932

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