Catalogue

Letter book of correspondence sent by Gerard and Winefred Salvin while in Tours, 24 April - 26 December 1860; includes: miscellaneous notes on accounts, notes on staff salaries, newspaper cuttings, notes on railway carriage charges in France, some copy correspondence sent by Gerard Salvin, 1858

Letter book of correspondence received and sent by Winefred Salvin at Croxdale Wood House concerning financial matters and the winding up of her late husband's estate, 14 November 1870 - 31 March 1871

Correspondence of Gerard and Winefred Salvin with members of the Salvin family on financial and family matters, 3 May 1852 - 24 July 1854

Letter book of correspondence principally between Gerard and Winefred Salvin and R.J. Shafto, Solicitor, Durham, 28 November 1852 - 6 March 1854

Letter book of correspondence received and sent by Gerard and Winefred Salvin while in Tours, 12 March 1858 - 1 January 1860 For enclosures see: D/Sa/C 278

Letter book of correspondence received and sent by Gerard and Winefred Salvin while in Tours, 17 January 1860 - 1 June 1861 (l volume, card bound) 283 Letter book of correspondence received and sent by Gerard and Winefred Salvin while in Tours, 24 July 1861 - July 1864; contains inserted miscellaneous letters from the latter part of the decade

Correspondence received and sent by Winefred Salvin mainly on financial matters and miscellaneous accounts, 18 July 1863 - 19 October 1865; includes miscellaneous accounts, Gerard Salvin to Winefred Salvin, 1859

Letter book of correspondence received and sent by Winefred Salvin at the time of the death of her sister Emma, wife of William Matthias Dunn, and other matters relating to the winding up of Emma Dunn's estate, 5 December 1863 - 15 March 1865 For enclosure: see D/Sa/F 441

Correspondence between Winefred Salvin, Lartington Hall and Killingbeck Hall, Leeds, Jane Hatt, Aberdeen and Liverpool, Rev. Thomas Witham, Lartington Hall, John D. Holmes, Solicitor, Barnard Castle and Mrs. Sweetenham, Congleton, Cheshire, concerning the dispersal of the goods of Emma Dunn (Winefred Salvin's late sister) after her death, the finding of a new position for her maid, Jane Hatt, and general matters concerning Emma Dunn's estate, 20 July - 24 September 1864

Letter book of correspondence sent by Gerard Salvin mainly to Marmaduke Salvin principally on financial matters and discusses the building of the N.E.R. through the Croxdale estate, 9 March 1864 - 15 September 1865

Letter book of correspondence sent by Gerard Salvin while at Tours, principally on financial matters and further discussion of the building of the N.E.R. through the Croxdale estate, also discusses other industrial enterprises and farming matters at Croxdale, 14 February 1866 - 5 July 1867; includes a printed map of the railways around London, 1851

Letter book of correspondence sent by Gerard Salvin while at Tours and during his stay at Croxdale Wood House during Summer 1868, principally on financial, family and estate matters, 26 July 1867 - 11 May 1869

Letter book of correspondence sent by Gerard Salvin while at Tours, during his stay at Croxdale Wood House during Summer 1869, and from Summer 1870 until his death (22 October 1870) principally concerning financial, family and estate matters, 14 May 1869 - 27 September 1870

Letter from Gerard Salvin, Hotel Maussant, Vichy, France to his wife, Winefred, at Tours describing his journey in France and his stay at the hotel with his brother, Marmaduke; further discussion of his health, 5 June 1860

Letter from Lord Harry Vane to [Gerard Salvin] requesting his support and attendance at Darlington on the following 5 August, the day fixed for the election for the Southern Division of County Durham, 29 July 1847

Letter from George Hudson, York to [Gerard Salvin] informing him that the branch line to Durham will not be undertaken at present but hoping that an arrangement with Salvin will be reached when the bill goes to parliament, 23 December 1847

Invitation from the Marchioness of Londonderry to Gerard and Winefred Salvin to an evening at home at Wynyard Park, 26 December 1851

Inventories of Gerard Salvin's silver taken to Tours and elsewhere, 3 March 1857, 29 November 1861 and 12 February 1863

Letter from Marmaduke Salvin, Burn Hall, to Winefred Salvin concerning payment of a medical bill and other family and estate matters including news of the establishment of a new mission at Tudhoe with the Rev. Mr. Humble as priest, 1 April 1859

Correspondence between Francis Henry Salvin, Thornton Salvin and Winefred Salvin concerning a quarrel about an alleged attempt to break the entail upon the Old Croxdale property to the detriment of Thornton Salvin, 10 - 18 May 1860

Copy extract of letter from [Winefred Salvin] to [Thornton Salvin] concerning various schemes to solve Gerard Salvin's present difficulties and explains the reasons for his father not answering Thornton's previous letters, n.d. [May 1860]

Letter from Margaret Linsley, a servant, Croxdale Wood House, to Winefred Salvin reporting on the activities of the present tenants at Croxdale Hall, damage done to the property, reports on the taking of an inventory of articles in the reserved rooms at the hall and sends various inventories, 10 May 1860 - 27 February 1861

Letter from William Lawson to Winefred Salvin concerning a project to alleviate Gerard Salvin's present difficulties, 11 May 1860

Letter from Marmaduke Salvin, Vichy, France, to Winefred Salvin concerning Gerard Salvin's health, his travels in France, and other family matters, 8 June 1860

Letter from an unnamed correspondent to Winefred Salvin sending best wishes for Christmas, enquiring after Gerard Salvin's health and discusses general Salvin family matters, n.d. [c.1860]

Copy letter from Winefred Salvin at Tours to [unspecified clergyman] requesting information as to the whereabouts of one James McGrath, a native of Market Weighton, Yorkshire, now presumed to be near Toronto, 28 July 1861

Letter from William Crossman, Messrs. Shum & Crossman, Solicitors, Bedford Row, London WC, to Winefred Salvin, Croxdale Wood House enclosing a list of the late Gerard Salvin's debts and discussing the payment of these debts, 27 January 1871

Letter from [Lord George] Bentinck, Wellbeck, Worksop, Nottinghamshire, to the Stud Farm at Croxdale offering to purchase the horse Beeswax, and making enquiries about other horses, 5 December 1844

Copy letter from Winefred Salvin to Messrs. Shum & Crossman, Solicitors, Bedford Row, London, concerning the allegation that the tenants at Croxdale Hall had broken into those rooms specifically reserved for the storage of articles of value belonging to the Salvins, 26 May 1860

Letter from S.R. King, 40 Regent Circus, W. London, to Winefred Salvin, Tours, concerning arrangements for the re-direction of Winefred's luggage to the above address, 28 June 1860

Letter from R.J. Shafto, Solicitor, Durham to Winefred Salvin [at Tours] discussing Gerard Salvin's financial position and affairs at the Croxdale estate, 22 October 1860

Letter from William Crossman, Messrs. Shum & Crossman, Solicitors, Bedford Row, London WC, to Winefred Salvin concerning the will of Gerard Salvin (see D/Sa/F 444) and requesting observations on Gerard Salvin's list of debts, 21 January 1868

Copy letter from Gerard Salvin to William Crossman, Messrs. Shum & Crossman, Solicitors, London, concerning a list of his debts and his comments on them, 29 January 1868

Letter from William Crossman, Messrs. Shum & Crossman, Solicitors, Bedford Row, London WC, to Winefred Salvin enclosing a copy of their account to date and discusses the accounts of the late Gerard Salvin, 25 April 1871