| 02–086 |
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| 02–090 |
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| 02–091 |
| Sent by: | TV Verney, Thomas |
| from: | Gloucester, Westgate St. |
| on: | 1633/06/24 |
| to: | Margaret Verney Verney, Margaret Lady [Denton] d. 1642 |
| on: | Middle Claydon |
| Notes: | Has heard rumour that SEV killed falling from his horse while at Newcastle with the King, but his uncle Fust says it is untrue. Asks for help with 'our present need and necessity' i.e. two suits of cloathes, some bands, and cuffes, and handkercheifes' |
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| 02–092 |
| Sent by: | ?Ann Hobart Hobart, Ann [Leeke] |
| from: | London |
| on: | 1633/07/03 |
| to: | SRV Verney, Sir Ralph [d.1696] |
| Notes: | Family matters including settling Grandmother Mary Verney's lands (?Langley Marish) and various household needs 'my daughter Verney and my niece Leake' |
| Queries: | Sender not certain |
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| 02–093 |
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| 02–094 |
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| 02–095 |
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| 02–096 |
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| 02–097 |
| Sent by: | SRV Verney, Sir Ralph [d.1696] |
| on: | 1633/08/11 |
| to: | James Dillon Dillon, James |
| Notes: | Draft on same sheet as previous. About books, and Bishop Ushers noate that he wants to see.. 'I beeleeve your father will sudainly bee at Dublin because of the Deputies being there.' |
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| 02–098 |
| Sent by: | Gilian Bogland (i.e. James Dillon according to SJV's note on letter. Dillon, James |
| from: | Langley |
| on: | 1633/09/16 |
| to: | SRV Verney, Sir Ralph [d.1696] |
| Notes: | About old Lady Verney's business at Langles Marish. |
| Queries: | Gilian Bogland = James Dillon according to SJV's note on letter. |
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| 02–099 |
| Sent by: | Edward Longeville Longeville, Edward |
| from: | Woolenerton |
| on: | 1633/12/19 |
| to: | SEV Verney, Sir Edmund [d.1642] |
| Received at: | Middle Claydon |
| Notes: | Compliments to SRV and wife, also from his wife, and from Sir Thomas Temple as his lady. |
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| 02–100 |
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| 02–115 |
| Sent by: | John Crowther Crowther, John |
| from: | Langley |
| on: | 1633/02/25 |
| to: | SRV Verney, Sir Ralph [d.1696] |
| Received at: | at Mr Hubbards house in Channel Row |
| on: | 1632/3 |
| Notes: | Condolences on SRV's loss of 'soe highly an esteemed friend'/ ? |
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| 02–116 |
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| 02–117 |
| Sent by: | John Crowther Crowther, John |
| from: | Langley |
| on: | 1633/08/09 |
| to: | SRV Verney, Sir Ralph [d.1696] |
| Received at: | Middle Claydon |
| Notes: | about whose security to take on a bond of £60 lent ?William Denton - old Lady Verney or his mother. |
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| 02–118 |
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| 02–119 |
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| 02–120 |
| Sent by: | John Crowther Crowther, John |
| from: | Langley |
| on: | 1633/11/19 |
| to: | SRV Verney, Sir Ralph [d.1696] |
| Notes: | Hoping to see him either in London, where he understands SRV to be, or that SRV will call on him on his way to Middle Claydon |
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| 02–121 |
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| 02–124 |
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| 02–133 |
| Sent by: | SRV Verney, Sir Ralph [d.1696] |
| on: | 1633/07/28 |
| to: | James Dillon Dillon, James |
| Notes: | Enquiring about the state of my lord of Carlisle's plantation in Ireland. Draft, much amended, much unclear. |
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| 02–134 |
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| 02–136 |
| Sent by: | James Dillon Dillon, James |
| from: | London |
| on: | 1633/06/05 |
| to: | SRV Verney, Sir Ralph [d.1696] |
| Received at: | Middle Claydon |
| Notes: | Answer to query about church living - little influence. Coming to Claydon, wants acquittance for money lent to Mary Verney. |
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| 02–137 |
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| 02–138 |
| Sent by: | James Dillon Dillon, James |
| from: | London |
| on: | 1633/07/31 |
| to: | SRV Verney, Sir Ralph [d.1696] |
| Received at: | Middle Claydon |
| Notes: | Details of progress of Lord Carlisle's Irish plantation, where opposition from my Lord of Tomelagh, and Sir William Persons ('well pursed men') and my Lord of Corke. |
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| 02–140 |
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| 02–141 |
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| 02–142 |
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| 02–143 |
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| 02–144 |
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| 02–145 |
| Sent by: | James Dillon Dillon, James |
| from: | London |
| on: | 1633/10/02 |
| to: | SRV Verney, Sir Ralph [d.1696] |
| Received at: | Middle Claydon |
| Notes: | Condolences of SRV's grandfather though he was 'long a diseased man and unlikely to live' |
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| 02–146 |
| Sent by: | SRV Verney, Sir Ralph [d.1696] |
| on: | 1633/10/18 |
| to: | James Dillon Dillon, James |
| Notes: | Looking forward to his arrival. 'The waies to Claydon are better then ever I new them (at this time of the yeare). Draft |
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| 02–147 |
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| 02–148 |
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| 02–149 |
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| 02–150 |
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| 02–151 |
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| 02–152 |
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| 02–157 |
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