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Hedrick, U. P.,. U. P. Hedrick collection, 1819-[ca. 1942].

Title: U. P. Hedrick collection, 1819-[ca. 1942].

"A Journal of Tours" (1819-1864, 160 pp.), a record of journeys taken by Rev. Benjamin Dorr primarily in his capacity of Episcopal minister, through New England, New York, and the mid-Atlantic, southern, and mid-western states; includes descriptions of communities, the countryside, cotton production, the life of Southern aristocrats, and other topics. Also, "The National Bank of Geneva" (1817-1942, 29 pp.) written by Norman Kent; and "General Joseph Swift, Nantucketer, First Graduate of West Point" (12 pp.) by William Patten.

ArchivalResource: 3 items.

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Patten, William, fl. 1548-1580. Copy of A letter wherein part of the entertainment unto the Queen's Majesty at Kenilworth Castle, Warwickshire is signified, July 9-27, 1575 [manuscript], ca. 1650.

Title: Copy of A letter wherein part of the entertainment unto the Queen's Majesty at Kenilworth Castle, Warwickshire is signified, July 9-27, 1575 [manuscript], ca. 1650.

A satire in Warwickshire dialect of the account of the Earl of Leicester's entertainment of Elizabeth at Kenilworth Castle. Account addressed to Humphrey Martin, mercer of London, ending with a description of his day to day life as a gentlemen usher at the court. He refers to himself both as Laneham and Langham; but in fact he is William Patten. Printed by Nichols in his Progresses of Queen Elizabeth (STC 15191)

ArchivalResource: 48 leaves ; 18 x 14 cm.

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Foxwell, Herbert Somerton, 1849-1936,. British business records, 1562-1810 (inclusive).

Title: British business records, 1562-1810 (inclusive).

Account book, 1562-1566, of William Patten, teller of the Exchequer; farm accounts compiled for Sir Thomas Belasyse, 1602-1606; daybook and ledger, 1691-1696, of John Warner, a London goldsmith; records of payments to troops in Flanders by an English banker in Antwerp, 1695-1698; transcript of the book of managers, New Mills Cloth Manufactory, Haddingtonshire, Scotland, 1701-1703; letters, 1710-1711, from Joseph Quash of Exeter to Oswald Hoskyns, his London agent, relating to financial transactions; daybook of a customs department, 1721-1724; daybook of a carpenter, 1730-1732; accounts of Chapel Bank Colliery, 1770-1777 (also including accounts of William Stead, 1787-1810, and of the Lowea Iron Works, 1804-1806); accounts and vouchers of Braithwaite Colliery, 1770-1771 and 1778-1779; and account of receipt and expenditure of King's Theatre, London. There is also a volume of miscellany, 1597-1818, including Exchequer receipts and orders and autographs.

ArchivalResource: ca. 1.5 linear ft. (12 v., 1 box)

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