Salvin family of Croxdale
Reference: D/Sa/C Catalogue Title: Salvin family of Croxdale Area: Catalogue Category: Estate and Family Records Description: Correspondence (part 1)
Covering Dates: 1625-1927
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- Salvin family of Croxdale
- Letters to Gerard Salvin (Ref: D/Sa/C 1-10)
- Letter to William Salvin of Manor House (Ref: D/Sa/C 11)
- Letters to William Salvin of Croxdale (Ref: D/Sa/C 12-17)
- Letters to Ralph Salvin of Tudhoe (Ref: D/Sa/C 18-54)
- Letters to Bryan Salvin of Croxdale (Ref: D/Sa/C 55-60)
- Letters to William Salvin of Croxdale (Ref: D/Sa/C 61-101)
- Letter to Mrs Salvin (Ref: D/Sa/C 102)
- Letter to Miss Salvin (Ref: D/Sa/C 103)
- Letters to William T. Salvin (Ref: D/Sa/C 104-193)
- Letters to Bryan J. Salvin (Ref: D/Sa/C 194-201)
- Letters to Gerard Salvin: personal (Ref: D/Sa/C 202-228)
- Letters to Gerard Salvin: estate (Ref: D/Sa/C 229-239)
- Letters to Marmaduke C. Salvin (Ref: D/Sa/C 240-241)
- Letter to Winefred Salvin (Ref: D/Sa/C 242)
- Letters to Henry T.T. Salvin (Ref: D/Sa/C 243-245)
- Letters to Gerard Salvin (Ref: D/Sa/C 246-248)
- Letters to Thomas Salvin (Ref: D/Sa/C 249-250)
- Letters to Herman C.J. Salvin (Ref: D/Sa/C 251)
- Miscellaneous (Ref: D/Sa/C 252-260)
- Draft Replies (Ref: D/Sa/C261-268)
- Draft replies from William Salvin (Ref: D/Sa/C 261-262)
- Draft replies from Mrs Salvin (Ref: D/Sa/C 263-266)
- Draft replies from William T. Salvin (Ref: D/Sa/C 267-268)
- Letter books (Ref: D/Sa/C 269-276)
- William Salvin of Croxdale (Ref: D/Sa/C 277)
Catalogue Description
CORRESPONDENCEThe Salvin correspondence consists mainly of in-letters; only Gerard Salvin in the 19th century seems consistently to have maintained a record of out-letters. The correspondense is fragmentary till the mid-18th century, when the survival rate is fairly high till the mid-19th century. The early 18th century letters received by Ralph Salvin of Tudhoe have also survived as a coherent series. The correspondence of Gerard Salvin in the 19th century includes a quantity of rather miscellaneous estate papers.
The Salvin letters are illuminating with regard to Catholic affairs and to links with continental convents and seminaries, where children were educated and daughters entered. They also include a number of letters from and concerning the Stephensons (D/Sa/C 139, 141, 143). Individual letters of some interest are D/Sa/C 23-26 (description of one of the Princesses in 1714), D/Sa/C 49 (sea bathing at Scarborough, 1719), D/Sa/C 78 (Wesley's vist to Barnard Castle), D/Sa/C 204 (early reference to Pickwick Papers) and D/Sa/C 222 (mantraps).
Catalogue Contents
Letters to Gerard Salvin (Ref: D/Sa/C 1-10)Ref: D/Sa/C 1
Robert Collingwood, Thorpe Bulmer: trusteeship,and lease of Croxdale, 1625
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 2Christopher Fulthorpe, Tunstall: preparation for coming of the Northern Circuit Judges to Durham, 1652
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 3Mrs Elizabeth Pudsy, a kinswoman: loan to release her son from difficulties; with receipts, 1652
(1 bundle)
Ref: D/Sa/C 4Anthony Byerley: loan, 1656
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 5Richard Skelton: repayment of loan, 1659
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 6William Darcy: purchase of Witton-le-Wear; extent of the Hodgemore in added note, 1657
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 7Thomas Liddell and others, Justices: requesting stone for repair of Sunderland Bridge, 1659
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 8John Richardson, Newcastle: re course of physic and bill, 1661
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 9Philip Saltmarsh, a kinsman: health of writer's daughter, 1700
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 10William Clopton: grant of Receivership of Northumberland to a kinsman, n.d. [17th century]
(1 paper)
Letter to William Salvin of Manor House (Ref: D/Sa/C 11)Ref: D/Sa/C 11(?) Lord Derby, London: puchase of lease at Beetham (Westmorland), 1692
(1 paper)
Letters to William Salvin of Croxdale (Ref: D/Sa/C 12-17)Ref: D/Sa/C 12-16William Riddell, a kinsman: family matters, health of William's sister Betty, purchase of marble chimney-piece, 1709
(6 papers)
Ref: D/Sa/C 17C.J., London: sentences passed in Jacobite trials; copy of speech of Colonel Henry Oxburgh before execution, 1716
(1 paper)
Letters to Ralph Salvin of Tudhoe (Ref: D/Sa/C 18-54)Ref: D/Sa/C 18David Dixon, Durham, a lawyer: legal and financial matters, local news; including accounts and receipts, 1710 - 1726
(1 bundle)
Ref: D/Sa/C 19Gerald Salvin: loan and family matters; reference to ¿the good old cause¿, 1710
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 20-22Ann Widdrington: dispute with William Delavall over Elswick colliery, (Northumberland), [?], 1716
Ref: D/Sa/C 23-25A. Brown, Battle and London, a sister: diversions at Tunbridge Wells, family matters, gossip (includes hostile description of one of the Princesses in 1714), 1711 - 1714
(6 papers)
Ref: D/Sa/C 26Number not used
Ref: D/Sa/C 27-32George Collingwood, Eslington (Northumberland), a kinsman: family and local news (includes references to hunting and to a daughter of Salvin's at Eslington), 1711 - 1715
(6 papers)
Ref: D/Sa/C 33Ann Smyth, a kinswoman: family matters, 1711
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 34-35Bryan Salvin, Croxdale, and Mary Salvin his mother: family matters, 1712
(2 papers)
Ref: D/Sa/C 36J. Bush, London: illness of Margaret Salvin and the writer's charges in this respect, 1714
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 37-38W. Ettricke, Sunderland and Bath: lawsuit with one Tong, re tithe, and payment of interest to meet expenses at Bath, 1715 - 1718
(3 papers)
Ref: D/Sa/C 39-40Edward Fazakerley: loan, 1716
(2 papers)
Ref: D/Sa/C 41-42George Meynell: projected marriage of Bryan Salvin, cousin, Collingwood's misfortunes, prospect of new Parliament, local news, 1716 - 1718
(2 papers)
Ref: D/Sa/C 43C. Collingwood, Eslington and Battle, wife of George Collingwood: family matters, health of Salvin's daughter, local gossip; mention of the 1715 Rising, 1716 and n.d.
(1 bundle)
Ref: D/Sa/C 44Stephen Coulson, Newcastle: purchase of herring, 1717
Ref: D/Sa/C 45John Eddowes: payment for tobacco sent to Lord (?) Montagu, 1718
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 46-48Laurence Witham, Cliffe (Yorkshire) and York: business, 1719
(3 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 49Philip Saltmarsh, York, a kinsman: family matters; related to same letter, Nathaniel Paynter to Dr. Prescot at York describing medicinal bathing at Scarborough, 1719
(3 papers)
Ref: D/Sa/C 50John Tempest, Sherburn: suit with David Dixon, 1723
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 51Mrs M. Rokeby: health of Salvin's daughter, n.d.
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 52Mrs. D.Paston: as D/Sa/C 51, n.d.
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 53Ann Binlay: as D/Sa/C 51, n.d.
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 54Note re writers of some of the above letters, n.d. [c.1807]
(1 paper)
Letters to Bryan Salvin of Croxdale (Ref: D/Sa/C 55-60)Ref: D/Sa/C 55C. Haggerston, Haggerston (Northumberland): debt, 1735
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 56John Winram: begging letter, describing the writer's career since being taken prisoner at Preston (in 1715), 1735
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 57-59John Maire: marriage settlement and tithe to Owton estate, 1736, 1748
(3 papers)
Ref: D/Sa/C 60J. Darell, London: engagement of John Kennedy as Salvin's gardner, 1748
(1 paper)
Letters to William Salvin of Croxdale (Ref: D/Sa/C 61-101)Ref: D/Sa/C 61Ralph Harrison, Durham: Society for preservation of game, 1754
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 62Mary Gascoigne, (?) Parlington (Yorkshire), Salvin's future wife: rural pursuits, 1755
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 63-64James Catton: financial business, 1755 - 1756
(2 papers)
Ref: D/Sa/C 65Matthew Corner, Tudhoe: estate matters, 1757
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 66Francis Hutton, lawyer, 1758 - 1791
(1 bundle)
Ref: D/Sa/C 67-68Mary Markham, a sister: family matters: one letter from Ghent, 1759
(2 papers)
Ref: D/Sa/C 69Thomas Maire, Lartington (Yorkshire): land purchased, 1761
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 70John Maire, Lartington (Yorkshire): land purchased, 1763
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 71W. Squire, London: purchase of paper, 1767
(2 papers)
Ref: D/Sa/C 72H. Tichborne Blount, Douai: subscription for rebuilding the College, 1770
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 73-74Thomas Gascoinge, Parlington (Yorkshire) and Bishop Auckland: (?) settlement, 1771, 1793
(3 papers)
Ref: D/Sa/C 75Thomas Ridley (?), Blagdon (Northumberland): financial, 1772
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 76Hendry Hopper, Durham, a lawyer, 1777 and n.d.
(2 papers)
Ref: D/Sa/C 77Matthew Duane, a lawyer, 1780
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 78Maraduke Tunstall, Wycliffe (Yorkshire): local and financial affairs (includes genealogical matters and reference to Wesley's visit to Barnard Castle in 1788), 1780 - 1788
See also Second Deposit D/Sa/C 277
(1 bundle)
Ref: D/Sa/C 79Anthony and Francis Wright, London: estate and business (including letters to John Hunter at Croxdale and draft replies), 1781 and n.d.
(1 bundle)
Ref: D/Sa/C 80R. Preston, Stockton: case re tithes at Stanton and Seaton, 1782
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 81Mary Francis Catherine, Pontoise, a religious: expected dispersal of the community, 1784
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 82William Orde, Morpeth: mortgage, 1784
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 83Thomas Wright and Co., bankers, 1784 - 1799
(1 bundle)
Ref: D/Sa/C 84W. Strickland, London: education of W.T. Salvin at Liege (including bills), 1785 - 1787
(1 bundle)
Ref: D/Sa/C 85Thomas Talbot, London: as D/Sa/C 84, 1785
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 86G. Walker, Cambral and Paris: reports as to W.T. Salvin's welfare (including letter to Mrs. Salvin), 1785 - 1787
(1 bundle)
Ref: D/Sa/C 87-88William Gibson, Douai: as D/Sa/C 86, 1787
(2 papers)
Ref: D/Sa/C 89Thomas Thorpe: carriage of chaise, 1785
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 90Anthony Brown, Tudhoe: tenancy of a field, 1786
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 91-92Mary Tunstall, Hammersmith, a niece: financial affairs, 1791 and n.d.
(2 papers)
Ref: D/Sa/C 93-95Thomas Hopper, Durham, a lawyer, 1792 - 1798
(3 papers)
Ref: D/Sa/C 96W.H. Lambton, Berkley Square: permission to hunt at Croxdale, 1793
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 97-98Jonathan White, New Elvet: refusal of Sunderland butcher to go out to Croxdale; extract from Durham, St. Nicholas' register re death in (1587); also note, Mr Richardson to White, re legal business, 1795 and n.d.
(2 papers)
Ref: D/Sa/C 99Edward Charlton, Sandham: hunting at Corbridge and request for rose cuttings, 1799
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 100Mr Milbanke: formal note acknowledging congratulations on birth of a child, n.d.
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 101Detached covers of letters
(1 bundle)
Letter to Mrs Salvin (Ref: D/Sa/C 102)Ref: D/Sa/C 102Gerard Salvin, a child, 1799
(1 paper)
Letter to Miss Salvin (Ref: D/Sa/C 103)Ref: D/Sa/C 103Catherine Rouby, York: lodgings for Mr Letourny, 1794
(1 paper)
Letters to William T. Salvin (Ref: D/Sa/C 104-193)D/Sa/C 104-114 were found with a label 'Some letters from my Beurou'
Ref: D/Sa/C 104Thomas Taylor, Douai: news of town and seminary, 1787
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 105-108Marmaduke Tunstall, Wycliffe (Yorkshire), a cousin: natural history, 1788 - 1790
(4 papers)
Ref: D/Sa/C 109Walter Blount, Rome: news of mutual friends, description of the opera house at Naples, 1790
Ref: D/Sa/C 110Robert Menzies, Edinburgh: botanical matters, 1794
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 111-112Thomas Weld junior, Ludworth Castle and Westbrook House (Dorset) local news (includes description of military review by the King and Duke of York and apprehensions of French invasion), 1796, 1799
(2 papers)
Ref: D/Sa/C 113Margaret Charlton, Whitehall [? Lanchester]: family affairs, 1797
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 114J. Alleway: family affairs, local news, 1799
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 115M. Cosway: picture restoring; postscript by T.L., n.d. [1800]
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 116Lord Carrington, president, and John T. Dillon, under-secretary, re W.T. Salvin's honorary membership of the Board of Agriculture, with printed committee minutes, lists of premiums and questionnaire completed by Salvin as to labour rates (in 1790 and 1804), 1800 - 1804, 1815 - 1816
(1 bundle)
Ref: D/Sa/C 117F. and W. Witham, lawyers: business with Duke of Norfork, 1800
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 118John Turner, Cockfield: survey of Butterby farms, 1801
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 119Thomas Hopper, Durham, lawyer, 1808, 1814
(2 papers)
Ref: D/Sa/C 120Thomas Smith, Durham: fund for priest serving Tudhoe, Sunderland Bridge and Coxhoe, 1808
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 121W.J. Charlton, Hesleyside (Northumberland): writer's marriage, 1809
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 122Wine merchants' letters and bills (Edward Clavering of Walbrook, Monkhouse and Wright of Newcastle), 1810 - 1811, 1821
(1 bundle)
Ref: D/Sa/C 123William Falla, Gateshead: agricultural matters (includes newly invented iron ploughs), 1811, 1814, 1818
(3 papers)
Ref: D/Sa/C 124Hunter and Elliott, Washington Staith, timber merchants, 1813
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 125Edmund Hastings, Bedford Square: portraits (includes one of Mrs Salvin and picture restoring), 1814
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 126-130Rev. Thomas Storey, Stockton: education of Gerard Salvin (including bills)
(5 papers)
Ref: D/Sa/C 131M. Stone, Stonyhurst: proposed entry of Gerard Salvin at Stonehurst (includes printed prospectus), 1815
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 132Mary Morris, Monte Cassino: Miss Salvin's education (includes bill), 1815
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 133Robert Bowyer, Pall Mall: print by Mr. Bromley of the Duke of Wellington
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 134Samuel Cox, Hereford: family settlement, 1820
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 135George Dunn, Newcastle: subscription for new chapel, 1820
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 136Barrett, Turvill and Eyston, lawyers, 1820
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 137Dr. Thomas Smith, Durham: subsciption for the writer's episcopal vestments, 1824
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 138Gabriel Fielding, solicitor, Northallerton: William, Salvin's son, entering the writer's office, 1826
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 139George Stephenson: reports as to the progress of Salvin's son, Edward, in the writer's office (includes reference to locomotive engine trials and rail laying near Warrington); also on railway matters, advice as to investments, business regulations and draft proposals of work, with accounts, 1826 - 1841
Ref: D/Sa/C 140Arthur Aylmer J.P.: toll bar at Sunderland Bridge, 1826
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 141Thomas Gibson, Newcastle: origins and character of George Stephenson and wife, 1827
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 142Edward Charlton, Sandham: destruction of scaly insect (a tree pest), 1827
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 143Robert Stephenson: as D/Sa/C 139 (includes hostile reference of 1831 to Reform meetings), 1828 - 1832
Ref: D/Sa/C 144Notice as to uncollected mail at Versailles, 1828
(1 printed paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 145Edward Sidgreaves, Preston: death of William Riddell
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 146Thomas Weld: subscription to Stoneyhurst College, 1829
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 147George Silvertop, London: entry of William Salvin at Lincoln's Inn, and society news, 1829
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 148Prioress Mary Frances Knight and Mary Angela Salvin (Salvin's daughter Catherine, a religious), Court House: dowry to the communtiy, 1829
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 149T. H. Faber, Bishop Auckland: Salvin's being put on the Commisson of the Peace, 1829
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 150-151J. Hutchinson, Town Clerk of Durham: Framwellgate Moor trust (includes copy letter from Robert Hopper Williamson), 1829
(2 papers)
Ref: D/Sa/C 152-153Joseph Sabine, secretary of the Horticultural Society: paper by Salvin on vine cultivation and printed circular, 1829
(2 papers)
Ref: D/Sa/C 154William Stephenson, Richmond: stuffed birds, 1829
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 155-156W.S. Temple, Durham: Salvin's birth certificate, 1830
(2 papers)
Ref: D/Sa/C 157-159Walter Maddocks, Ashton in the Willows: death and tombstone of Edward J. Salvin, 1830
(3 papers)
Ref: D/Sa/C 160-161John Pares, Leicester: Leicester and Swannington Railway investment, 1830
(3 papers)
Ref: D/Sa/C 163Thomas Stapleton, Richmond (Yorkshire): executorship of estate of Mr Constable of Wycliffe, 1831
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 164Corrie Hunter, Birmingham: Birmingham and London Railway investment, 1831
Ref: D/Sa/C 165-166Simpson and Mear, Derby: Leicester and Swannington Railway investment, 1831
(2 papers)
Ref: D/Sa/C 167Thomas Haggerston, Grimston (Yorkshire): financial matters, 1831
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 168Leonard Fosbrooke, Ravenstone: Leicester and Swannington Railway investment, 1831
(2 papers)
Ref: D/Sa/C 169-170Charles Empson: as D/Sa/C 168 and Hartlepool Railway investment; also sale of pictures (artists named), 1832 ?, 1837
(2 papers)
Ref: D/Sa/C 171J. Gibson, Hexham: executorship of Haggerstone's estate, 1833
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 172Rev. Samuel Gamlen, Heighington: exchange of site of glebe house at Croxdale for land at Sunderland Bridge (including valuations), 1832 - 1834
(1 bundle)
Ref: D/Sa/C 173Gerard Salvin, London: passage of a railway bill, 1835
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 174W. Beckwith, Trimdon: game preservation, 1835
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 175-178H.T.M. Witham, Lartington (Yorkshire): land drainage, trees, 1836, 1839
(4 papers)
Ref: D/Sa/C 179H.J. Spearman, Newton: acceptance by Sir William Chaytor of parliamentary candidature, and local political matters, 1837
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 180John Ruthverd, Edinburgh: newly-invented rotary steam engine, 1837
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 181Edmund Hoggett, Croxdale: sale of timber, 1838
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 182-186Robert Martin, Butterby and Millbank: installation of Ruthverd's engine in Butterby paper mill, 1838, 1841
(5 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 187-188Robert Potter, Kirby Moorside (Yorkshire): sheep nets, 1839
(2 papers)
Ref: D/Sa/C 189Cover of letter showing new postage rates, 1840
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 190George Eaglesfield, Leicester: Leicester and Swannington Railway shares, 1841
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 191-192Charles Weld, Covent Garden: subscription to Tablet Guarantee Fund with printed circular, 1841
(2 papers)
Ref: D/Sa/C 193Thomas Eastwood, Greenfield: religious disputes, 1841
(1 paper)
Letters to Bryan J. Salvin (Ref: D/Sa/C 194-201)Ref: D/Sa/C 194Catherine Salvin, recipient's mother: family matters, n.d. [c.1801]
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 195Thomas Hopper, Durham: highway rate for road near Farewell Hall, 1809
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 196-197Charles Waterton, Kielder Castle (Northumberland): description of improvements at Croxdale, 1815
(2 papers)
Ref: D/Sa/C 198William Salvin, Lincoln's Inn, a nephew: the writer's proposed marriage, 1834
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 199-200J.and T. Griffith, lawyers, Durham, 1831, 1835
(2 papers)
Ref: D/Sa/C 201(?) J. Lambert, Alnwick: financial matters, 1836
(1 paper)
Letters to Gerard Salvin: personal (Ref: D/Sa/C 202-228)See also Hanby Holmes collection D/HH 7/
Ref: D/Sa/C 202Messrs. Wheldon and Swarbreck and Messrs. William and Faber, solicitors: financial matters, 1830, 1835 - 1842
(1 bundle)
Ref: D/Sa/C 203Edward Riddell, Cheeseburn Grange (Northumberland) family matters, 1835
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 204Marmaduke C. Salvin, Hamburg, a brother: family, personal and commercial matters horse racing (including reference to Pickwick Papers), 1836 - 1839
(1 bundle)
Ref: D/Sa/C 205-206Marmaduke C. Salvin, Burnhall: family and estate matters, 1840 - 1850
(2 bundles)
Ref: D/Sa/C 207John Buddle: financial, n.d. [c.1841]
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 208Henry Smales, York: personal, 1843
(1 bundle)
Ref: D/Sa/C 209Dr. H.S. Belcombe, Dr. John Trotter, and F.H. Salvin to Gerard and Winefred Salvin: health of M.C. Salvin, 1844
(1 bundle)
Ref: D/Sa/C 210-211Ann Salvin, Linton Spring (Yorkshire), recipient's mother: financial matters; with draft reply
(2 papers)
Ref: D/Sa/C 212-215Thornton H. Salvin, Croxdale and Hinckley (Leicestershire): a child to Gerard and Winefred Salvin; with drawings, 1845, 1850
(4 papers)
Ref: D/Sa/C 216Mary Joseph Baptist Salvin, St Mary's Convent, York, (Louisa Salvin, a religious, the recipient's sister): financial and family mattters, 1847
(1 papers)
Ref: D/Sa/C 217-218Agnes Salvin, Sarnesfield Court (Herefordshire), (later a religious, Mary Philip Salvin, at St. Catherine's Convent, Bristol) recipient's sister: financial matters, 1847, 1851
(2 papers)
Ref: D/Sa/C 219Anna Maria Witham, Linton Spring (Yorkshire) a sister: financial matters and failure of Croxdale Coal Company, 1847
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 220Rev. Henry Chaytor, William Vasey, Thomas Monington, and Anna Maria Salvin (recipient's mother): re religious teaching of catholic children at Sunderland Bridge school and also re-siting of the school (including draft petition), 1849 - 1850, 1855
(1 bundle)
Ref: D/Sa/C 221S.A. Proctor, Hinkley (Leicestershire): Thornton Salvin's progress at school, 1850
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 222F.H. Salvin, Killingbeck Hall, Leeds: setting 'humane' man-traps and spring guns to discourage beggars, 1851
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 223Winefred, the recipient's wife: financial and family matters, 1853
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 224-225Rev. John Smith, Croxdale: Catholic and family matters (includes reference to polluted atmosphere in Gateshead and Newcastle, and to sinking of new mines), 1856
(2 papers)
Ref: D/Sa/C 226-228Letter-book and correspondence of Gerard and Winefred Salvin, re affairs of Ann Felton, an employee, 1870 - 1872
(1 volume 1paper)
Letters to Gerard Salvin: estate (Ref: D/Sa/C 229-239)Ref: D/Sa/C 229-238Business and estate letters and papers (includes draft replies); many of the earlier letters re the affairs of M.C. Salvin and the Burnhall estate, 1839 - 1853, 1856 - 1857, 1861, 1865, 1868
(10 bundles)
Ref: D/Sa/C 239Correspondence and papers, proposed exchange of land for resiting of Croxdale Chapel, 1842 - 1846
(1 bundle)
Letters to Marmaduke C. Salvin (Ref: D/Sa/C 240-241)Ref: D/Sa/C 240George Witham, Lartington: hunting and racing, 1842 and n.d.
(1 bundle)
Ref: D/Sa/C 241H. M. T. Witham, Lartington: dog breeding, n.d.
(1 paper)
Letter to Winefred Salvin (Ref: D/Sa/C 242)Ref: D/Sa/C 242Thomas Witham, Lartington: re legacy, 1880
(1 paper)
Letters to Henry T.T. Salvin (Ref: D/Sa/C 243-245)Ref: D/Sa/C 243J. Richardson, a railway official: railway accident to Charles F. Salvin (recipient's brother) at Weybridge (Surrey), 1881
(1 file)
Ref: D/Sa/C 244-245Louisa Mottram, Sutton Park, Guildford (Surrey): financial affairs, 1883
(2 papers)
Letters to Gerard Salvin (Ref: D/Sa/C 246-248)Ref: D/Sa/C 246Mary Gertrude, a cousin: Salvin's health, 1902
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 247Letters from and concerning Ivy Salvin (recipient's sister) in New Zealand, 1907 - 1908
(1 bundle)
Ref: D/Sa/C 248Letters and papers re the adoption by Miss H.M. Campbell of Henry Vernon, 1913 - 1914
(1 bundle)
Letters to Thomas Salvin (Ref: D/Sa/C 249-250)Ref: D/Sa/C 249-250Evelyn Ashley, London, and Charles Conway, Sidmouth: affair of Captain F.M. Salvin, an uncle, 1902
(2 papers)
Letters to Herman C.J. Salvin (Ref: D/Sa/C 251)Ref: D/Sa/C 251Letters and papers from and concerning an aunt, Mrs Burr, 1917 - 1927
(1 bundle)
Miscellaneous (Ref: D/Sa/C 252-260)Ref: D/Sa/C 252-253Arthur Thornton, York, to John Ducke, Durham, enclosing extract from York city records of recognizance by Christopher Mitford to Gerard and Thomas Salvin in 41 Elizabeth, 1677
(2 papers)
Ref: D/Sa/C 254George Palmer to Thomas Ord, Croxdale: hostile reference to one Hart and his patron Esquire Williams, the King's Barber, and account of the origin of Owton Chapel, 1704
(1 paper)
Ref: D/Sa/C 255-256Ralph Bradley, Stockton, to Mr. Foreman, Croxdale: re survey of Admire Flat at Owton, 1759
(2 papers)
Ref: D/Sa/C 257Benjamin Todd to Mrs.Turnbull: intention of marrying Mr.Hunter's sister, n.d. [18th century]
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Ref: D/Sa/C 258(?) O. Watson, Sunderland, to Mr Hogget, the Croxdale agent: re groceries, 1827
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Ref: D/Sa/C 259Captain Manby of the (?) Marie at Portsmouth, to the commanding officer of the Temeraire: permission to view the ship, n.d.
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Ref: D/Sa/C 260T.H. Scarth, Raby Castle, to 'Hill': servants' wages at Raby, n.d.
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Draft Replies (Ref: D/Sa/C261-268)Other drafts are to be found with the in-letters to which they refer
Draft replies from William Salvin (Ref: D/Sa/C 261-262)Ref: D/Sa/C 261To Anthony Wright, banker: financial, 1757
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Ref: D/Sa/C 262To Thomas Maire, Lartington: purchase of land at Sunderland Bridge, 1761
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Draft replies from Mrs Salvin (Ref: D/Sa/C 263-266)Ref: D/Sa/C 263To William Salvin, urging him to pay his addresses to Miss Weld, 1795
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Ref: D/Sa/C 264To Mrs Reed, millinery commissions, n.d.
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Ref: D/Sa/C 265To Mrs Clavering, cancelling trip to Newton, n.d.
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Ref: D/Sa/C 266To Henry Harrington Smithson, accepting invitation to dance at Assembly, n.d.
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Draft replies from William T. Salvin (Ref: D/Sa/C 267-268)Ref: D/Sa/C 267To John Griffths: registration of baptism of (?) Salvin's children at Elvet, 1822
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Ref: D/Sa/C 268Recipient unknown: business, 1842
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Letter books (Ref: D/Sa/C 269-276)Ref: D/Sa/C 269Letter book of Gerard and Winefred Salvin, 1845 (and one letter 1855)
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Ref: D/Sa/C 270Letter book of Gerard and Winefred Salvin, 1846
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Ref: D/Sa/C 271Letter book of Gerard and Winefred Salvin, 1847 - 1849
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Ref: D/Sa/C 272Letter book of Gerard and Winefred Salvin, 1852 - 1853
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Ref: D/Sa/C 273Letter book of Gerard and Winefred Salvin, 1855
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Ref: D/Sa/C 274Letter book of Gerard and Winefred Salvin, 1856 - 1858
(1 volume)
Ref: D/Sa/C 275Letter book of Gerard and Winefred Salvin, 1857 - 1858
(1 volume)
Ref: D/Sa/C 276Letter book of Gerard and Winefred Salvin, 1862 - 1863
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William Salvin of Croxdale (Ref: D/Sa/C 277)Second Deposit
CORRESPONDENCE
Marmaduke Tunstall (nephew) of Wycliffe (Yorkshire): family and financial affairs, horticultural and agricultural matters; comments on events in France and America, also on the efforts of Roman Catholics to gain emancipation (includes a letter to William Salvin from Thomas Stanley Massey (son-in-law) re financial affairs, n.d. [c.1781]), 1774, 1780 - 1790 and n.d.
See also D/Sa/C 78
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