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Between Joseph Munby of York, gentleman and Frederick James Munby of Manchester, gentleman, as Attorneys at Law, Solicitors and Conveyancers at 3 Blake Street.

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Records of the Munby FamilyMFP

Diaries and household accountsMFP/1

Professional Papers and CorrespondenceMFP/2

Copy will of Ralph Williamson of Berwick on TweedMFP/2/1

Will of John WilliamsonMFP/2/2

Account settlementMFP/2/3

Letter from Francis Gregg to Mr LambertMFP/2/4

Bond of Thomas Forth of BulmerMFP/2/5

Bill from Mrs Margaret Williamson at Berwick upon TweedMFP/2/6

Bill from Mrs Margaret Williamson at Berwick upon TweedMFP/2/7

Letter from Wm Ware at MorpethMFP/2/8

Letter from Miss Margaret Ellison, niece of the late Mrs Williamson, to Mrs Forth at Castle HowardMFP/2/9

Letter from William Pattison at Berwick to Rev. John Forth at Castle HowardMFP/2/10

Letter from Andrew Thomson at Berwick to Rev John Forth at Castle HowardMFP/2/11

Letter from Jane Royds at Halifax to Rev. J ForthMFP/2/12

Lease from Rev J Forth at Ganthorpe, clerk, to Jane, Ann, Elizabeth, and Frances Royds of York, spinsters.MFP/2/13

Settlement of Thomas Forth’s estateMFP/2/14

Accounts of Rev John Forth as executor of his sister, Mary Forth’s willMFP/2/15

List of Property held and payments due at the time of Mr Forth’s deathMFP/2/16

Accounts of Rev Thomas Newton and J B WilsonMFP/2/17

Summary Statement of Mrs Forth’s estateMFP/2/18

Statement of Mrs Forth’s income, and sums owed by herMFP/2/19

Schedule of fixtures in Mrs Forth’s house in Blake StreetMFP/2/20

Bundle of receipts for Mrs Eliz Forth’s investmentsMFP/2/21

Correspondence from John Henderson at Castle Howard and Bloomsbury Square to Mrs ForthMFP/2/22

Release by Arthur Joseph MunbyMFP/2/23

Grant of AdministrationMFP/2/24

Declaration of accountsMFP/2/25

Will of Mrs Jane PonteyMFP/2/26

Copy will of John Pigott, Rector of GillingMFP/2/27

Copy memorandumMFP/2/28

Accounts of Rev J P Munby’s share of incomeMFP/2/29

Letter from Frederick J Munby at York to his uncleMFP/2/30

Letter from Frederick J Munby to his uncle, Rev John P MunbyMFP/2/31

Mandate to induct William Williamson, B.A. as Vicar of St Mary Bishophill the Younger, YorkMFP/2/32

Letters of OrdinationMFP/2/33

Letters of OrdinationMFP/2/34

Letters of InstitutionMFP/2/35

Appointment by Rt. Hon. Frederick, Earl of Carlisle, of Rev. John Forth M.A.MFP/2/36

Nomination by Frederick, Earl of Carlisle of Rev. John Forth M.A.MFP/2/37

Royal Writ directed to John Carr, Robert Stockdale, Esqs. Thos Ewbank and Thos Paul, jun. gentsMFP/2/38

Letters of InstitutionMFP/2/39

Mandate to Induct John Forth M.A. to the Rectory of West HeslertonMFP/2/40

Licence for Absence for two yearsMFP/2/41

Admission of Joseph Munby of the Inner Temple, London, gentlemanMFP/2/42

Appointment of Joseph Munby of York, gentMFP/2/43

Copy of admission of Joseph Munby to the Freedom of the City of YorkMFP/2/44

Appointment of Joseph Munby of York, gentleman, as Undersheriff of the County of YorkMFP/2/45

Letters of AttorneyMFP/2/46

Appointment of Joseph Munby as Seal keeper by Sir Geo. Wombwell, Sheriff of County of YorkMFP/2/47

Letters of AttorneyMFP/2/48

Appointment of Joseph Munby as UndersheriffMFP/2/49

Appointment of Joseph Munby as UndersheriffMFP/2/50

Admission of Joseph Munby of York Gent, as an Attorney of the Court of King’s Bench.MFP/2/51

Admission of Joseph Munby of York GentMFP/2/52

Appointment to take affidavitsMFP/2/53

Oaths of Allegiance and SupremacyMFP/2/54

Examination certificateMFP/2/55

Admission papersMFP/2/56

Appointment papersMFP/2/57

Articles of PartnershipMFP/2/58

Letter from Francis Gregg to Rev. (John) Forth at Castle HowardMFP/2/59

Instructions from Francis Gregg to Rev John Forth concerning Lady Carlisle’s proposed journey to London.MFP/2/60

Letter from Francis Gregg to Reverend J ForthMFP/2/61

Letter from Francis Gregg to Reverend J ForthMFP/2/62

Letter from Francis Gregg to Reverend J ForthMFP/2/63

Letter from Francis Gregg to Reverend J ForthMFP/2/64

Letter from Francis Gregg to Reverend J ForthMFP/2/65

Letter from Francis Gregg to Reverend J ForthMFP/2/66

Letter from Francis Gregg to Reverend J ForthMFP/2/67

Letter from Francis Gregg to Reverend J ForthMFP/2/68

Letter from Francis Gregg to Reverend J ForthMFP/2/69

Letter from Lord Carlisle to Rev J ForthMFP/2/70

Letter from Lord Carlisle to Rev J ForthMFP/2/71

Letter from Lord Carlisle to Rev J ForthMFP/2/72

Copy letter from Rev J Forth to Lord CarlisleMFP/2/73

Letter from P W Overend to Lord Carlisle at Castle HowardMFP/2/74

Letter from Robert Sinclair (Recorder of York), to Rev. J ForthMFP/2/75

Robert Sinclair’s advice on the presenting an indictment for an assault on the Castle Howard pinderMFP/2/76

Letter from Thomas Wilson to J ForthMFP/2/77

Letters from George Palmes to Rev. John ForthMFP/2/78

List of improvementsMFP/2/79

Letter from Giles Earle of Benningbrough Hall to Mr Joseph MunbyMFP/2/80

Letter from Giles Earle of Benningbrough Hall to Mr Joseph MunbyMFP/2/81

Letter from Giles Earle of Benningbrough Hall to Mr Joseph MunbyMFP/2/82

Letter from Giles Earle of Benningbrough Hall to Mr Joseph MunbyMFP/2/83

Letter from Giles Earle of Benningbrough Hall to Mr Joseph MunbyMFP/2/84

Letter from Giles Earle of Benningbrough Hall to Mr Joseph MunbyMFP/2/85

Letter from Giles Earle of Benningbrough Hall to Mr Joseph MunbyMFP/2/86

Letter from Giles Earle of Benningbrough Hall to Mr Joseph MunbyMFP/2/87

Letter from Giles Earle of Benningbrough Hall to Mr Joseph MunbyMFP/2/88

Letter from Giles Earle of Benningbrough Hall to Mr Joseph MunbyMFP/2/89

Letter from Giles Earle of Benningbrough Hall to Mr Joseph MunbyMFP/2/90

Letter from Giles Earle of Benningbrough Hall to Mr Joseph MunbyMFP/2/91

Letter from Giles Earle of Benningbrough Hall to Mr Joseph MunbyMFP/2/92

Letter from Giles Earle of Benningbrough Hall to Mr Joseph MunbyMFP/2/93

Letter from Giles Earle of Benningbrough Hall to Mr Joseph MunbyMFP/2/94

Letter from Giles Earle of Benningbrough Hall to Mr Joseph MunbyMFP/2/95

Letter from Giles Earle of Benningbrough Hall to Mr Joseph MunbyMFP/2/96

Letter from Giles Earle of Benningbrough Hall to Mr Joseph MunbyMFP/2/97

Letters from Thomas Evans at Hatton Gardens to Mr Munby, Undersheriff at YorkMFP/2/98

Letter from Lord Morpeth at Hickleton to Joseph Munby junior, Coney St, YorkMFP/2/99

Letter from E S Cayley at Malton to Joseph MunbyMFP/2/100

Papers relating to the retirement of Frederick J MunbyMFP/3

Genealogical materialsMFP/4

Volume of miscellaneous poems by A J MunbyMFP/5

Personal correspondence: letters to William ForthMFP/6

Letters to Reverend John ForthMFP/7

Letters from Mark Forth at Canouan, West Indies, to Rev J. Forth and his wifeMFP/8

Correspondence of Caroline ForthMFP/9

Letters from John Pearson and family to Jane Munby and familyMFP/10

Letters and papers relating to Joseph Munby’s schooldays at York, Scarborough and MaltonMFP/11

Letters to Joseph Munby from his mother, Mrs. Jane Munby and grandmother, Mrs. Jane PonteyMFP/12

Correspondence between Joseph Munby and his friends and father’s trusteeMFP/13

Letters to Jane Munby from her brother Joseph and grandmother Mrs Jane PonteyMFP/14

Letters from Jane Munby to her brother JosephMFP/15

Letters received by Caroline MunbyMFP/16

Letters to Frederick Munby, his father Joseph Munby and sister ‘Carrie’MFP/17

Miscellaneous items collected or retained by the familyMFP/18