Cheshire
Found in 6 Collections and/or Records:
Collections, vol, 4, in the hands of Blore and six others, including Francis Bassano of Derby and Thomas Brailsford., 1800 (Circa)
The papers include: a consideration of heralds and baronets; pedigrees and notes concerning Derbyshire, Staffordshire, Lancashire and Cheshire; lists of arms; an account of arms of nobility and gentry; other material relating to Derbyshire.
Deeds and related papers for property in Overton and Smallwood, Cheshire, 1582 - 1924
The Cheshire estates of Thomas Lowndes of Overton, Cheshire, who died in 1748 were bequeathed to the University to endow the Lowndian Professorship of Astronomy and Geometry.
Deeds and related papers of the Cheshire estate of Rev. John Hulse, died 1790, 1328 - 1947
John Hulse (1708-90) of St John's College bequeathed his estate to the University to fund the following:- 1) a Christian Advocate 2) an annual preacher 3) an annual religious prize dissertation 4) three scholarships at St John's College.
Letter from Joseph Wilkinson to Thomas Hurd, 1816-12-13
Concerning a method of making and regulating a timepiece so that it shows the exact time in any part of the world.
Notes on churches and monuments in Cheshire, with heraldic sketches, c. 1812., 1812 (Circa)
Pedigrees and other papers relating to Derbyshire and other counties, many being transcripts or extracts from church registers, the Domesday Book and manuscripts in the British Library and Public Record Office. The papers were written or compiled by Thomas Blore, unless otherwise indicated.
Utricularia / U[tricularia] minor / The first Bladder which I opened contained 24\ \ entomostraca in a state of decay, 1874-07-25
Note; by Charles Robert Darwin; written at Cheshire
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