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K509 - Mortlock Bank and Estate

1 - Constitution and management of the Bank

2 - Accounts

3 - Correspondence

1 - Bank correspondence

2 - Correspondence of John Mortlock

3 - Correspondence of Thomas Mortlock, banker (son of John Mortlock)

1 - Letter books

2 - First original bundle: letters to Thomas Mortlock

3 - Second original bundle: letters to Thomas Mortlock

4 - Third original bundle: letters to Thomas Mortlock

5 - Thomas Mortlock: general correspondence

1 - Letter from William Le Blanc, New Bridge Place, relating to probate of John Mortlock's will, and assignment of insurance policies of Mr Bowden

2 - Letter from Revd George Barlow, about sending his annual account

3 - Ten letters from Miss Elizabeth Mortlock, Woodbridge, relating to family business

4 - Three letters from John Cheetham Mortlock relating to family business

5 - Four letters from Thomas Smith, Lincoln’s Inn relating to abstract and deed of covenant sent to the late John Mortlock or his attorney Mr Butcher, and title deeds in the custody of Mr Buller

6 - Letter from Sir Edmund Lacon relating to Mrs Skeeles’ finances [his wife’s sister].

7 - Letter from John Bowden, General Post Office, relating to a query from the Commissioners for Auditing the Public Accounts; with copy reply

8 - Two copy letters (on a single sheet) from Thomas Mortlock to Mr Groom, and to Mr Esdaile

9 - Five letters from Ann Mortlock at Woodbridge relating to her sister Aunt Skeeles' declining health and then death

10 - Memorandum relating to 'compensation for the gate shut up at the cutting at the Sunken Church Hill' [Gt Abington] [Stump Cross Turnpike].

11 - Memorandum to brother

12 - Letter from Revd Edmund Davy Mortlock, Moulton Rectory, relating to Benefit Society bank and account books

6 - Thomas Mortlock: correspondence with Revd Charles Mules relating to Pampisford and Stapleford

7 - Thomas Mortlock: correspondence with James Read, Mildenhall, and others relating to Isleham estate

4 - Letter, with no address or sender, annotated 'Nov 15 1853 Received and copied for delivery'

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

Men with chickens at Papworth

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Elevation of a gateway at Kimbolton Castle, by Robert Adam, 1764

Men with chickens at Papworth

A tuberculosis patient in a hut at Papworth Village Settlement, 1932

St Ives cattle market, c. 1886

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