| Description | Refering to: sale of estate (1807); Lord Middleton (5 pieces): estate business (Jan-May 1810) John Innes Ker, Fleurs, Kelso (2 pieces): lease to Thomas Norcliffe (16, 23 Apr 1810) Christopher Bolland (10 pieces): money matters. Thomas Norcliffe's marriage settlement, rents in arrear: civil disturbances in Yorkshire and Manchester; death of heir presumptive to throne, death of Thomas Norcliffe's daughter, sale of 2 pews (7 and 56) belonging to Thomas Norcliffe in Trinity Church, Leeds; barracks to be built on land (in Leeds?) which Thomas Norcliffe has sold, sale of Red Bear Farm (1816-1820). Copy - from Thomas Norcliffe's son Lieut Norcliffe Norcliffe 4th Dragoons, Salamanca: account of fighting and how he was wounded and nearly taken prisoner by the French (10 Aug 1812) Copy - from Susanna Isabella Dalbiac (Thomas Norcliffe's niece), Flores de Avila, 'on Madrid coasts': how Norcliffe (as above) was wounded and she looked after him. (24 Jul 1812). Also letter from Thomas Norcliffe Dawlish: acknowledging receipt of money, Mrs Norcliffe has given her vote for the hospital to Lady Beckett (27 Jan 1819). |