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KMAN1 - Records of the Montagu family of Kimbolton Castle
- A - Papers of the Montagu family: Accession 1 Papers
  - 10 - Original Catalogue: M10
    - 12a - Mixed bundle of letters, mostly addressed to the 6th Duke of Manchester, on political and religious subjects in relation to his book 'The Times of Daniel'

RefNo	KMAN1/A/10/12a/39
AltRefNo	M10/12a/39
Title	Letter from Lady Olivia Bernard Sparrow, Champs-Élysées [France] to her daughter, Millicent Viscountess Mandeville
Description	On the arrival of Mandeville yesterday, they had a conversation with him on a subject on which she has prayed about. Current circumstances cannot continue without doing what she can to remove "what is not more injurious to private comfort". He has most probably communicated this to Millicent. End the letter by saying they should look to the future and consider each other in respective positions. Signed "your affectionate mother OBS". Note along the top of the letter: "This letter was written after a conversation I had prepared to have with L.M to whom I had written a letter to meet him at Nice where he had gone to see his father before going to Ireland. He left Milton at Florence. The note mentioned at the end he signed and I sent to her. The copy is at the end of the letter."
Date	31 March 1842
CreatorName	The Montagu family of Kimbolton Castle: estate and family papers
Repository	Huntingdonshire Archives

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Code	PersonName	Dates
P/0076	Montagu; Sir; George (1799-1855); 6th Duke of Manchester (1843-1855); of Kimbolton Castle	1799-1855
P/0084	Montagu (nee Sparrow); Millicent (1798-1848); Duchess of Manchester (1843-1848); of Kimbolton Castle	1798-1848
P/0066	Bernard Sparrow (nee Acheson); Lady; Olivia (c.1775-1863); of Brampton Park	c.1775-1863

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