Page number: 41
Entry number: 59
Day of the week: Wednesday
Address: Trinity Church yard (now known as Trinity Church Yard)
Brought by: unknown
Items deposited: 1 White Gown, 1 Black silk Hkffe
Recorded value of items: £0 3s 6d
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- Dates of Creation20 August 1777
- Name of Creator
- Language of MaterialEnglish
- Physical Description1 piece Archives - Non-digital
Scope and Content
Administrative / Biographical History
The business was started by George Fettes in Lady Peckitt's Yard c. 1770. He was succeeded by J/ Wood and later by Henry Hardcastle, who extended the business and moved it to a site in Stonegate. Fettes was Sheriff of York in 1802.
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Custodial History
The volume was deposited in York Reference Library 4 Apr 1949 by Henry Hardcastle, Stonegate, York, successor to the business. It was transferred to the City Archive in 1964.
Bibliography
"The Worm- Eaten Waistcoat" ISBN 0-9544800-0-7