The magazines form a popular encyclopaedia of engineering, industry and transport and cover an important field of social history
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Compiled over a period of about 50 years by at least six scribes at St Mary's Abbey, York. The MS has three sections, a miscellanea including the Anglo-Norman poem Des Grauntz Geaunts; a Brut chronicle in French up to 1333 and the Anonimalle Chronicle.
Deeds relating to Basing, Basingstoke, Nether Wallop and other places; also letter books and miscellaneous papers of Lord Bolton as Lord Lieutenant of Hampshire from 1800 to 1807
84 deeds relating to Lymington from the medieval period down to 16th century and amongst other items three bundles of deeds from Petersfield from 16th to 18th centuries
Also included estate papers of the familys English holdings, papers relating to their estates in the West Indies were auctioned separately and the Record Office were unable to buy them at 106,000
Dunn was a surgeon in Derbyshire near the Nightingale family seat at Lea. The letters range widely over Nightingales interests but centre on the welfare of family members and villagers in the neighbourhood
34 coloured penand ink plans of estates mainly in the parishes of St Enoder, Ladock and St Erme with schedules of field names and acreages
11 pattern-shop order books in unbroken sequence 1840 to 1926, containing detailed descriptions of a wide variety of machinery tools and domestic appliances manufactured by the company with the names of their customers
Deeds and poll tax assessments with 58 letters b etween family members 1658 - 1665
Includes a roll of depostions taken in 1635 in which witnesses were asked 34 questions about the demolition of Grafton Manor House and the use of the materials in building Stoke Park House for Sir Francis Crane