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Temple, Thomas, 1567-1637. Demise from Sir Thomas Temple of Stowe, Buckinghamshire, Esq., son and heir of John Temple, to William Swayne of Northende in Burton Dassett, yeoman [manuscript], 1595 September 16.

Title: Demise from Sir Thomas Temple of Stowe, Buckinghamshire, Esq., son and heir of John Temple, to William Swayne of Northende in Burton Dassett, yeoman [manuscript], 1595 September 16.

Demise for 1000 years, for land in Burton Dassett, Warwickshire, lease for 41 years, March 20, 1595. Term to start on the expiration of the present lease.

ArchivalResource: 1 item.

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Temple, Thomas, 1567-1637. Quitclaim from Sir Thomas Temple of Staunton, Buckinghamshire, to John Temple of Frankton, Esq., his brother [manuscript], 1613 February 16.

Title: Quitclaim from Sir Thomas Temple of Staunton, Buckinghamshire, to John Temple of Frankton, Esq., his brother [manuscript], 1613 February 16.

For manor of Frankton and land in Monks Kirby, Warwickshire. Also, quitclaims from John Temple to his brother his interest in the manor of Burton Dassett and lands in Burton Dassett, Marton and Coventry, Warwickshire; and in the manors of Stowe, Langport and Dodford and other lands in Buckinghamshire.

ArchivalResource: 1 item.

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Temple family. Temple family papers, 1228-1810, (bulk 1600-1700).

Title: Temple family papers, 1228-1810, (bulk 1600-1700).

Accounts, deeds, legal papers, court records, household books, inventories and catalogs of family papers, estate and manorial papers, and correspondence relating to the estates, personal and financial affairs of the Temple family. Included are materials dealing with national and local politics during the Civil War (1641-1649), Protectorate, and Restoration.

ArchivalResource: Approx. 2,100 pieces.33 boxes.

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Cope, George, d. 1572. Inventory of George Cope's goods at his death [manuscript], 1572.

Title: Inventory of George Cope's goods at his death [manuscript], 1572.

Following the Cope inventory are the accounts, personal and estate, of Sir Thomas Temple of Stowe, 1617-1637, which form the bulk of the manuscript. At the back of the volume are accounts of Cope's administrators, John Dryden and John Temple in 1572.

ArchivalResource: 1 v. (147 leaves) ; 33 x 21 cm.

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Temple family. Temple family papers : Correspondence, 1500-1757 (bulk 1600-1700).

Title: Temple family papers : Correspondence, 1500-1757 (bulk 1600-1700).

Personal, policial, legal, estate, and financial correspondence of the Temples and related families, concerning personal affairs and family news; management of the family estates, including Stowe, particularly as seen in full runs of letters to and from William Chaplyn, the steward of Sir Richard Temple, 3rd Bart.; lawsuits, negotiations for marriages, and financial troubles of Peter Temple. National and local (chiefly Buckinghamshire) politics and government, including information about Parliament, ship money, local elections, the official activities of the Temples as sheriffs, justices of the peace, deputy lieutenants, etc., and the 3rd Bart.'s career as the Customs commissioner.

ArchivalResource: Approx. 2,600 pieces.37 boxes.

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Temple family. Temple family papers : Special subjects, 1324-1810, (bulk 1600-1700).

Title: Temple family papers : Special subjects, 1324-1810, (bulk 1600-1700).

The bulk of the collection consists of private and official papers accumulated by Sir Thomas Temple (1567-1637), Sir Peter Temple (1592-1603), and Sir Richard Temple (1634-1697). Included are items concerning commerce and trade, local elections, and parliamentary and religious affairs, especially during the Civil War, Protectorate and Restoration. A miscellaneous collection of papers dealing with foreign affairs comprises items dealing with Bohemia, Savoy, France, and Nova Scotia. Also included are literary and polemical works, including those by Sir Richard Temple, and genealogical materials on the Temples and related families.

ArchivalResource: Approx. 530 pieces.12 boxes; also, 1 case and 8 folders.

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Temple family. Temple family papers : Deeds, 1228-1799.

Title: Temple family papers : Deeds, 1228-1799.

Deeds relating to the Temple family lands in Buckinghamshire, Cornwall, Leicestershire, Northamptonshire, Oxfordshire, Warwickshire, and Yorkshire. Included are the volume compiled by Peter Temple about 1560 that contains copies of "evidences" concerning lands in Burton Dassett, Warwickshire and a "A breviat of leases" made by Sir Thomas Temple, 1st Bart. (1567-1637), in 1619-1635.

ArchivalResource: Approx. 400 pieces.17 boxes.

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Temple family. Temple family papers : Special subjects: Military affairs, 1324-1732, (bulk 1600-1700).

Title: Temple family papers : Special subjects: Military affairs, 1324-1732, (bulk 1600-1700).

Letters, commissions, musters and assizes of arms, orders, and other military papers chiefly accumulated by the Sir Thomas Temple (1567-1637), Sir Peter Temple (1592-1653), and Sir Richard Temple (1634-1697) as Sheriffs or Deputy Lieutenants of the county of Buckhinghamshire or by Sir Peter Temple as Colonel of a troop of Parliamentary horse and a member of the Parliamentary Committee for Buckhinghamshire during the Civil War.

ArchivalResource: Approx. 90 pieces.1 box.

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