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Diary of appointments and places of Sir William Strickland [presumed], 1799
Letter from Lady E L Strickland to Sir William Strickland regarding relaying her conversation with William's brother regarding the cutting down of trees on her land at Newton. Also mentions the securing of Hildenley for his sisters, Charlotte and Julia and is saddened at Sophia's treatment of her, 17 Feb 1809
Letter from Lady E L Strickland to her son, Sir William Strickland, Bootham, regarding stock to the value of £4000 to settle on Mr Calder's children, 21 Mar 1809
Letter H E Strickland to his brother Sir William Strickland at Reighton which mentions family matters and an hurricane, 19 Dec 1814
Letter from George Strickland to his father Sir William Strickland about brother Nathaniel's financial situation and need for money, 27 Apr 1833
Letter from Walter Strickland to William Strickland the death of an unidentified woman, 5 May 1821
Letter to William Strickland from Mr Freeman regarding statement of his affairs and wish to borrow money, 4 May 1802
Letter from Henry Strickland to his brother Sir William Strickland regarding the execution of an estate and the bequest of a house to the Williams, 29 Jan 1822
Letter from E L Strickland to William regarding the Hildenley business and its effect on his sisters, Feb 1809
Letter from Charlotte Strickland to her brother regarding the respectability of a Mr Bell, 15 Dec 1813
Letter to Sir William Strickland from Shepley Watson regarding Mr Playfair’s plans to publish a peerage and baronetcy of the United Kingdom, 7 Apr 1810
Letter Marmaduke Prickett to Sir William Strickland regarding the appointment of a new constable, nd.[19th century]
Letter to Sir William Strickland regarding the disposition of Charlotte Winn's property, 1 Apr 1797
Marbled pocket notebook diary with one note in 'Mr Cholmley 6000 Birch', 1790
Letter to William Strickland from C Rolfe regarding the alteration of some financial stock, 21 Jul 1799
Letter from Lord Mulgrave to Sir William Strickland regarding a Chancery suit involving title to land which includes Sir William Strickland's copy reply, 11 Apr 1814
Letter from J Gard (servant), to William Strickland, York concerning the health of 'William' who is suffering ill health and mentions reporting it to 'Sir John L', 15 Feb 1797
Letter from Mr Cayley, Burton Agnes, to Sir William Strickland regarding the mechanics of raising of water out of wells by means of a rope. (Part of letter is missing), 10 Jan 1784
Copy letter from Sir William Strickland, York, to 'My dear madam' regarding is inability to help in a situation involving the illness of unidentified individual, 31 Jan 1797
Letter to Mr Strickland at Bootham, York, from Mrs Legard at Ganton regarding 'William' and his general health she speaks of their late distress and anxiety, 9 Mar 1797
Note on the biographical outline of Sir Richard Temple and memorial of Lieutenant Colonel Howard, typescript but taken from a note in the handwriting of Sir William Strickland (6th baronet)
Letter from Lord Mulgrave to a Strickland describing an old gold seal, 18 Aug 1791
Account of works written by the late Rev Mr Mason, nd., 1790s
Bills for George Simpson, 1817
Notes and typescript notes on Sir Richard Temple and Colonel Howard's memorial.
Mr Singer of Box Hill regarding the manuscript of Roper's Life of Sir Thomas More, 28 Jan 1822
Notes on various landed families.
Small bundle of letters 1811-1813 including a letter from Charlotte Strickland on family matters, notes on St Peter's Chapel at Hackness, memorial inscription of Sir Leonard Beckwith of Selby, copy letter to Sir William Strickland's mother, 9 Dec 1811 relating to family financial matters, receipts and expenditure 1813
Bond of William Strickland with William Gray, 1791
Parties:
1) William Strickland of Welburn
2) William Mason of Aston, clerk and William Gray the younger of York, gentleman
Consideration: £200 at 4 1/2 per cent
Includes annotations from W Mason noting that the £200 was a donation from the Duke of Montagu to Mrs Grace Hoyland with the aim that her daughters should receive interest during their lifetime. Mr Gray transferred the sum to William Strickland.
Note from Eustace Strickland that as executor of Sir William Strickland £172 6s 2d has been paid off, 1834 |