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57 - Sir Henry Cromwell to Mr Baron, Clerk of the Exchequer, concerning Assizes in Huntingdon, and mentioning Thomas Wynd, gent.
58 - Francis Cromwell to Mr Winde, his cousin
59 - Oliver Cromwell to his cousin Mrs St John; greetings to her and her family.
60 - Oliver Cromwell to Oliver St John esq.; military matters
61 - Oliver Cromwell to his brother-in-law [Valentine Wauton]; sending news of his son's death at the battle of Marston Moor
62 - Oliver Cromwell to Col. Richard Norton, concerning a plan for marriage [of his son Richard Cromwell]
63 - Oliver Cromwell to Col. Norton; further plans for the above marriage discussed with Mr Major
64 - Oliver Cromwell to his son Richard, concerning the aforesaid marriage
65 - Oliver Cromwell to Anthonie Hungerford esq.; apologies for not being at home to receive his calls
66 - Oliver Cromwell to his son-in-law, General Fleetwood; family greetings
67 - Sir Francis Russell to his son-in-law Henry Cromwell, in Ireland; promising to send him beagles.
68 - Oliver Cromwell to his son Henry, Lord Deputy of Ireland, concerning a petition from the Chief Baron of the Exchequer in Ireland.
69 - Oliver Cromwell to an unnamed recipient, concerning the above petition
70 - Sir Francis Rusell to his son-in-law Henry Cromwell; family greetings
71 - Henry Cromwell to his brother-in-law Lord Fauconberg; political and religious observations
72 - Lady Francis Russell to her daughter [Elizabeth], wife of Henry Cromwell, on the death of General Reynolds, husband of Mary Russell
73 - Sir Francis Russell to Henry Russell, concerning the estate of his late son-in-law General Reynolds.
74 - Henry Cromwell, Lord Deputy of Ireland, to his wife; personal matters.
75 - General Monk to Col. Henry Cromwell, now at Sir Francis Russell's in Chippenham; considers it inadvisable that he should come to London for the present.
76 - Sir Thomas Chicheley to Col. Mark Trevor, on behalf of Henry Cromwell.
77 - ? Henry Cromwell to ? Lord Broghill, asking his favour.
78 - [Sir Francis Russell] to his grandson Harry [Major Henry Cromwell], concerning a land dispute at Cheshunt.
79 - Anna Williams to Captain Winde (architect and soldier), her cousin; personal greetings.
80 - Lady Fauconberg to her nephew Henry Cromwell; discusses the political situation and the relief of Londonderry.
81 - Major Henry Cromwell to his wife; family matters; postscript by 'kinsman' O. Cromwell Williams.
82 - Richard Cromwell, son of Oliver, to his daughter Elizabeth; concerns the marriage of her sister [Ann]
83 - Richard Cromwell to Elizabeth; complains of the conduct of her brother [Oliver].
84 - Richard Cromwell to Elizabeth; expressing his prayers for her spiritual good.
85 - Richard Cromwell to Elizabeth: discusses his health; mentions his landlord's son, to be found a trade.
86 - Richard Cromwell to Elizabeth; greetings and spiritual advice.
87 - Richard Cromwell to Elizabeth; family matters; mentions 'your sister D', 'your mother', 'your brothers'.
88 - Richard Cromwell to Elizabeth; health matters; mentions 'your mother.'
89 - Richard Cromwell to Elizabeth; her mother's illness.
90 - Richard Cromwell to Elizabeth; her mother's illness.
91 - Richard Cromwell to Elizabeth; plans for the future; signed 'Richardson'. Dorse: draft of Elizabeth Cromwell's reply; details of her proposed removal [to London].
92 - Richard Cromwell to 'Deare hearts' [Elizabeth Cromwell and Ann Gibson], signed 'Cranberry'. Family news.
93 - Richard Cromwell to Elizabeth; discusses clothes and the weather.
95 - Richard Cromwell to Elizabeth; containing news of Parliament; signed 'J.Marden'.
96 - Richard Cromwell to Mrs Anne Gibson; expressions of affection.
97 - Richard Cromwell to Elizabeth; concerns the illness of Mr Pengelly's son.
98 - Richard Cromwell to Elizabeth; addressed 'For Mr Edward Reyner att Hursley, neare Winchester' but begins 'Deare Madam'.
99 - Richard Cromwell to Elizabeth; further news of the invalid; family news.
100 - Richard Cromwell to 'Deare hearts'; discusses his and their ailments.
101 - Richard Cromwell to Elizabeth; comments on health and the weather; mention of 'Madam Ann' , 'your brother' and 'your cozen Moss'.
102 - Richard Cromwell to Elizabeth; family news. Addressed 'att Madam Horsmans in Bartlett Street, Holborne'.
103 - Richard Cromwell to Elizabeth; health matters.
104 - Richard Cromwell to Elizabeth; mentions 'your brother and sister Mortemar'.
105 - Richard Cromwell to Elizabeth; 'nothing new to write'.
106 - Richard Cromwell to Elizabeth; health and family news.
107 - Richard Cromwell to Elizabeth; pious plattitudes and family news.
108 - Richard Cromwell to Elizabeth; arranging to meet in London.
109 - Richard Cromwell to Elizabeth; mentions Cousin Morse.
110 - Richard Cromwell to Elizabeth; reports receipt of a letter from Lady Russell.
111 - Richard Cromwell to Elizabeth; refers to family negotiations.
112 - Richard Cromwell to Elizabeth; mentions 'Your new settled Family' including Mr and Mrs Leadbeater.
113 - Richard Cromwell to Elizabeth; discusses her brother's marriage plans.
114 - Richard Cromwell to Elizabeth; describes Christmas food; mentions intention to visit Hatton Garden next week.
115 - Richard Cromwell to Elizabeth; mentions Dr and Mrs Gibson.
116 - Richard Cromwell to Elizabeth; describes the invovement of Dr and Mrs Gibson in a friend's arrest for debt; discusses the making of some new clothes.
117 - Richard Cromwell to Elizabeth; describes a visit to Mrs Gibson.
118 - Richard Cromwell to Elizabeth; gives Elizabeth full power to act in accordance with an enclosed letter re the sale of wood at Hursley; signed 'R. Cromwell'.
119 - Richard Cromwell to Elizabeth; gives his opinion on the disposal of her late brother's estate.
120 - Richard Cromwell to Mrs Sophia Leadbetter; re illness; 'present these to your lady'.
121 - Richard Cromwell to Mrs Sophia Leadbetter; re illness.
122 - Richard Cromwell to Mrs Sophia Leadbetter; re illness.
123 - ? Mrs Ann Gibson to Elizabeth Cromwell at Hursley; addressed 'Dearest S'.
124 - ? Mrs Ann Gibson [same hand as last] 'to the Vertuous Ladays'; hopes a meeting can soon be arranged.
125 - Rachell Pengelly to Dr George Gibson; arranging a meeting with her husband.
126 - Edmond White to Mr Gibson; concerning horses belonging to the late Mr O. Cromwell.
127 - Benjamin Disbrowe to John Dibble esq. concerning timber at Hursley.
128 - Mr and Mrs Pengelly to Elizabeth Cromwell at Hursley; concerning the disposal of her late brother's estate, and a plan for her marriage to the son of the present Lord Mayor of London.
129 - Poem dedicated 'To the Lady Cromwell at Hursley,' by Mr Dew.
130 - A.B. to Mrs Leadbetter at Hursley [ie. for Elizabeth Cromwell]; gives opinion on the settlement of the Cromwell estate.
131 - A.B to Mrs Leadbetter at Hursley [ie. for Elizabeth Cromwell]; a meeting in London will be necessary.
132 - A.B. to Mrs Leadbetter at Hursley [ie. for Elizabeth Cromwell].
133 - W. Cromwell to his niece, Miss Suky Cromwell; family news.
134 - Charles Wesley to Mrs Cromwell; congratulates her on the recovery of her child.
135 - Letters to Mr Oliver Cromwell of Cheshunt Park from various lawyers etc., concerning his ancestors, pedigree etc.
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