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K509 - Mortlock Bank and Estate

1 - Constitution and management of the Bank

1 - Papers relating to Mortlock family members as partners in the Bank

2 - Papers relating to London agents of Mortlocks Bank: John Bowden, James Cock

3 - Papers relating to London Agents: Esdaile, Esdaile, Esdaile and Hammet

4 - Papers relating to London agents: Smith, Payne and Smith

5 - Documents produced in the Chancery Case of Lamprell v Mortlock, 1868

6 - Papers relating to later partnerships

7 - Papers relating to general bank business

1 - Promissory notes, cheques, banknotes, etc.

2 - Circulars/letters from Inland Revenue

3 - Empty envelope labelled 'Grace appointing John Mortlock and Co Bankers to the University'

4 - Income and property tax for Cambridge Bank (Thomas Mortlock)

5 - Bankers' licenses granted by office of Inland Revenue to Edmund John Mortlock and Gilbert Ainslie, to issue notes at both Cambridge and Ely under name of John Mortlock Esq. and Co., the Cambridge bank

2 - Accounts

3 - Correspondence

4 - Papers relating to clients of the bank

5 - Employees

6 - Estate documents

7 - Estate accounts

8 - Public positions of members of the Mortlock family

9 - Borough and Corporation of Cambridge

The Fisher family of Huntingdon, 1910

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The Fisher family of Huntingdon, 1910

Men with chickens at Papworth

Photograph of an unidentified woman, Papworth, 1930s

St Ives cattle market, c. 1886

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