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Collapse K509 - Mortlock Bank and Estate

K509 - Mortlock Bank and Estate

Expand 1 - Constitution and management of the Bank

1 - Constitution and management of the Bank

Expand 2 - Accounts

Expand 3 - Correspondence

3 - Correspondence

Expand 4 - Papers relating to clients of the bank

4 - Papers relating to clients of the bank

Expand 5 - Employees

Collapse 6 - Estate documents

6 - Estate documents

Expand 1 - Wills and marriage settlements, etc.

1 - Wills and marriage settlements, etc.

Expand 2 - Abington Estate; the whole estate

2 - Abington Estate; the whole estate

Collapse 3 - Great Abington

3 - Great Abington

Expand 1 - Impropriate rectory

1 - Impropriate rectory

2 - Manor of Great Abington: counterpart lease for 99 years of cottage and 5 ½ a enclosed land in 3 parts

Expand 3 - Great Abington Inclosure

3 - Great Abington Inclosure

Expand 4 - King's College land in the Abingtons

4 - King's College land in the Abingtons

Expand 5 - Poynts land in Great Abington

5 - Poynts land in Great Abington

Expand 6 - New House Farm, Great Abington

6 - New House Farm, Great Abington

Collapse 7 - Park Farm, Great Abington

7 - Park Farm, Great Abington

1 - Annuity grant from John Mortlock to his son John Cheetham Mortlock charged upon Park Farm, Great Abington

2 - Draft abstract of a mortgage by way of a lease and release dated 20-21 October 1814

3 - Counterpart lease for 12 years of a double cottage and 524a in Great Abington called Park Farm

4 - Fixtures of John Ward and Captain Charles Mortlock at Abington Park

5 - Letter from William Ellis, tenant of Abington Park Farm, to Thomas Mortlock

Expand 8 - Hall Farm

Expand 9 - Glebe lands

9 - Glebe lands

Expand 10 - Abington Hall

10 - Abington Hall

Expand 11 - Abington Lodge

11 - Abington Lodge

Expand 12 - Three Tuns public house

12 - Three Tuns public house

Expand 14 - Abington, unspecified locations

14 - Abington, unspecified locations

15 - Boundary dispute with Hildersham

Expand 4 - Little Abington

4 - Little Abington

Expand 5 - Hildersham Manor and Estate

5 - Hildersham Manor and Estate

Expand 6 - Pampisford

Expand 7 - Cambridge Properties

7 - Cambridge Properties

Expand 8 - Isleham

Expand 9 - Public houses

9 - Public houses

Expand 10 - Ely Estate and Manor of Ely Porta

10 - Ely Estate and Manor of Ely Porta

Expand 11 - Various properties

11 - Various properties

Expand 7 - Estate accounts

7 - Estate accounts

Expand 8 - Public positions of members of the Mortlock family

8 - Public positions of members of the Mortlock family

Expand 9 - Borough and Corporation of Cambridge

9 - Borough and Corporation of Cambridge

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The Fisher family of Huntingdon, 1910

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