| Description | Copy of the decree respecting the school at Amotherby 1725 regarding the erection of a school on land abutting Sir William Strickland's allotment in Swinton Division and Sir Walter Strickland's allotment and the management of the school
Letter from John Langdale to Sir George Strickland, regading his removal from his post as schoolmaster, his sick wife and five young children to look after, Jan 1802,
plan showing area of land allotted to the school at Amotherby, 1725
decree respecting Amotherby School (copy), 1725
Mr Holroyd's opinion respecting the land belonging to Amotherby School
Evidence of John Langdale, regarding the right to receive rents and that the trustees and Mr Cleaver attempted to turn out John Langdale from the school and replace him with his curate, Aug 1809
Rev Dr Cleaver from ? Strickland, addressing the obstructions placed in his way in assisting the schoolmaster, Oct 1809
John Cleaver to Sir William Strickland: will not agree to his demands Oct [1809]
James Cleaver to Sir William Strickland: hopes to find a peaceful settlement to the issue and refers to Mr Holroyd's opinion, Nov 1809
Copy letter to Rev Cleaver from Sir William Strickland, states that a counsel's opinion is only based on the facts as they are presented, Nov 1809
James Cleaver to Sir William Strickland: mentions arbitration and the trustees, Dec 1809
James Cleaver to Sir William Strickland: refers to the decree, May 1811
Rev James Cleaver, reasserts his own family's obligations as to the land, May 1811
Mr Scarlett's opinion, Jul 1811 |