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Ridley, Hugh. Letter, 1678 August 9.

Title: Letter, 1678 August 9.

Letter to Edward Hubbald telling him that the warrant Hubbald asked him to search for was lost. He also mentions that he has "left off all manner of debauchery and am now praying for a general reformation." Written at Portsmouth, England.

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Beckman, Martin. Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1687 January 20.

Title: Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1687 January 20.

Letter to Edward Hubbald at the Tower of London, asking Hubbald to advance him some money upon the same terms as previously, and to make a letter of attorney in his own name for Beckman's concerns in Hubbald's office.

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Hubbald, Samuel. Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1684 September 24.

Title: Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1684 September 24.

Letter to his brother Edward Hubbald, expressing excitement that Edward will be visiting Staffordshire (England), and hopes that his father lives to see him.

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Becke, William. Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1686 January 10.

Title: Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1686 January 10.

Letter to Edward Hubbald thanking him for the books and papers he sent, and telling him that they were all properly delivered.

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Nelthorpe, Henry. Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1686 November 19.

Title: Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1686 November 19.

Letter to Edward Hubbald at the Tower of London, thanking him for a bill of lading which he sent, and asking him if he would verify that a signature on a deed is accurate. Written at Dublin, Ireland.

ArchivalResource: 1 page.

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Pigeon, Dan. Letter, 1680 December 9.

Title: Letter, 1680 December 9.

Letter to Edward Hubbald at George Wharton's office in the Tower of London. Pigeon asks him to present an abstract of Sir Wharton's account to the Auditor. Written from Lincolns Inn, London.

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Mynors, Robert. Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1683 March 26.

Title: Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1683 March 26.

Letter to Edward Hubbald at the Tower of London asking him to let the honest old draper know he needs enough cloth to make cloaks for 31 men. He asks for a speedy reply.

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Wharton, Richard. Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1685 November 16.

Title: Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1685 November 16.

Letter to Edward Hubbald at the Tower of London asking him to receive partial payment for Wharton's library which will be paid by Mr. Wray, and to secure an obligation from him for the remainder of the money. He also asks for a letter of credit for £20 or £30 for his journey home.

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Chetwynd, Charles. Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1683 October 16.

Title: Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1683 October 16.

Letter to Edward Hubbald on behalf of Chetwynd's daughter Phillippa, asking for the £44 for which she had previously asked. Written at Portsmouth, England.

ArchivalResource: 1 page.

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Wharton, George. Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1679 January 31.

Title: Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1679 January 31.

Letter [to Edward Hubbald] concerning the demands of auditors to have records of Wharton's accounts. (He sends them and does not appear personally because of two attacks of gout which have kept him in bed for ten weeks). He questions the malice apparent in the order, and states that this has never happened so "magisterially" before.

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Becke, William. Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1686 December 17.

Title: Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1686 December 17.

Letter to Edward Hubbald at the Tower of London, thanking him for his gift of kindness and tells of Hubbald's mother and brothers who are with Becke. Sends two geese as a holiday present. Written from Wrottesley, England.

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Wharton, Polycarpus. Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1692 February 20.

Title: Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1692 February 20.

Letter to Edward Hubbald offering condolence on the death of Hubbald's daughter, and asking Hubbald to proceed with the business concerning Mr. Barton, Mr. Done, and Mr. Pigeon. Written at Guildford, England.

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Butler, Robert. Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1686 January 31.

Title: Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1686 January 31.

Letter to Edward Hubbald at the Tower of London asking that he send a sum of money to his "old lady" during his eight-day absence.

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Wharton, George. Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1681 August 5.

Title: Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1681 August 5.

Letter to Edward Hubbald asking him to search Wharton's cabinet for his cash accounts for the years 1673, 1674, and 1675, and to bring them to him. He also asks Hubbald to pay a bill for £5. Written at Enfield, England.

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Wharton, Richard. Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1688 September 18.

Title: Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1688 September 18.

Letter to Edward Hubbald at the Treasury office in the Tower of London asking after his well-being, requesting a bill of traveling charges, inquiring about his salary, and asking the best way to recover money he had lent. Written at Portsmouth, England.

ArchivalResource: 1 page.

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Boteler, Robert. Letter to George Wharton, 1680 May 22.

Title: Letter to George Wharton, 1680 May 22.

Letter to George Wharton asking when he can meet with Edward Hubbald concerning bills of impress and the best way to "confound" Wharton's "enemies."

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Fregleton, Edward. Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1686 December 24.

Title: Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1686 December 24.

Letter to Edward Hubbald at the Tower of London, requesting that he find a five-year place and master for a young man with whom they are both concerned.

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Becke, William. Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1686 September 20.

Title: Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1686 September 20.

Letter to Edward Hubbald at the Tower of London thanking him for his letter. Becke anticipates Hubbald's brother and Mr. John Bayly to join company with them, and assures him of his service. He hopes to see Hubbald, and thanks him for all his kindness to himself and to his friends.

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Fregleton, Edward. Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1686 November 10.

Title: Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1686 November 10.

Letter to Edward Hubbald at the Tower of London reminding him of the letters Fregleton sent, to which Hubbald has not given any answer. Tells of desiring to send his son to London on private business and asking Hubbald to meet with him while he is there.

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Wharton, George. Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1681 July 11.

Title: Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1681 July 11.

Letter to Edward Hubbald concerning the auditing of Wharton's accounts. He thanks Hubbald for providing records and bids him keep quiet about the entire matter. Written at Enfield, England.

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Hubbald, Edward, Jr. Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1682 December 5.

Title: Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1682 December 5.

Letter asking to be received back by his father, apologizing for his crimes which were "the effects of my youth." He states that he will never again do anything disrespectful or undutiful enough to offend his father. Addressed to Edward Hubbald, at the Tower of London.

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Goodall, Richard. Letter to Edward Hubbald, n.d.

Title: Letter to Edward Hubbald, n.d.

Letter to Edward Hubbald at George Wharton's office in the Tower of London, "troubling" him again for an answer in an affair with which they are both concerned.

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Butler, Robert. Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1686 February 6.

Title: Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1686 February 6.

Letter to Edward Hubbald at the Tower of London, inquiring about the business of Sir Polycarpus [Wharton] and asking him to take care of his "old lady." Gives addresses where he may be reached. Written at Winchester, England.

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Hall, John. Letter, 1682 September 3.

Title: Letter, 1682 September 3.

Letter to Edward Hubbald mentioning the termination of employment of John Slaube and a letter of attorney to be signed. Written to Hubbald at the Tower of London.

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Clutterbuck, Lady Mar. Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1684 January 7.

Title: Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1684 January 7.

Letter to Edward Hubbald inquiring about household payments and payments from debtors to her husband. Written at London, England.

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Done, A. Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1686 March 10.

Title: Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1686 March 10.

Letter to Edward Hubbald at the Tower of London, thanking him for the money he sent on his account.

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Peachs, Thomas. Letter, 1680 May 17.

Title: Letter, 1680 May 17.

Letter to Edward Hubbald at the Tower of London requesting that he speak to Sir George Wharton concerning money Wharton owes to a friend of Peachs, as the friend's debts have come due.

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Hubbald, William. Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1692December.

Title: Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1692December.

Letter to his father Edward Hubbald, concerning matters at Hubbald's office during his stay in the country. He states that none of the business was pressing, and all was running well. Written from the Tower of London.

ArchivalResource: 1 page.

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Ridge, Richard. Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1686 October 18.

Title: Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1686 October 18.

Letter to Edward Hubbald concerning a sum of £50 with which they are both concerned.

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Hubbald, Jonathan. Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1686 November 26.

Title: Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1686 November 26.

Letter to his brother Edward Hubbald at the Tower of London, asking for pardon for his actions towards his brother. He also promises to pay him some money as soon as he can, as his sickness had prevented him from working. Written at Woodstock, England.

ArchivalResource: 1 page.

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Becke, Will. Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1685 November 1.

Title: Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1685 November 1.

Letter to Edward Hubbald "at his house in the Tower." He thanks Hubbald for helping his cousin Burnsley with his business, and asking that Hubbald help John Hayes as well, as Becke recommends him highly as a good and honest gentleman.

ArchivalResource: 1 page.

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Wharton, Richard. Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1682 July 1.

Title: Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1682 July 1.

Letter to Edward Hubbald at "his house in the Tower of London" enclosing an abstract of money paid and asking that it be reprinted and sent to the Board. He asks that if it is not completely in abstract form, that Hubbald alter it. Written at Gravesend, England.

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Wharton, Richard. Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1684 April 30.

Title: Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1684 April 30.

Letter to Edward Hubbald appealing for money because Wharton is laid up with the gout. Also asks about a promise for an audience with Lord Dartmouth.

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Wharton, Jane. Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1686 March 4.

Title: Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1686 March 4.

Letter to Edward Hubbald at the Tower of London entreating him to take proper care of her mother's business within a week and to assure her through a letter that he has done so. Mentions that Sir Polycarpus Wharton had gone to London.

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Hubbald, William. Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1692 November 12.

Title: Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1692 November 12.

Letter to his father Edward Hubbald at Stoke in Surrey. He informs Hubbald that all is going well during Hubbald's stay in the country, and that all will be ready for his return. Written from the Tower of London.

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Newland, Benjamin. Letter to Edward Hubbald, n.d.

Title: Letter to Edward Hubbald, n.d.

Letter to Edward Hubbald asking him to send a sum of money by the bearer.

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Hubbald, Edward, Jr. Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1682 December 12.

Title: Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1682 December 12.

Letter to his father at the Tower of London, restating the fact that he will do anything his father asks to be received as his son again.

ArchivalResource: 1 page.

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Hickman, Elizabeth. Letter, n.d.

Title: Letter, n.d.

Letter to her father Edward Hubbald at his office in the Tower of London. She mentions her cousin's wedding and the different things she has done during her stay away.

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Wharton, Richard. Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1685 November 28.

Title: Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1685 November 28.

Letter asking Edward Hubbald to remit to him the sum of £30, as he intends to journey to London within the month. He also mentions his claim to a possible position vacancy and asks Hubbald to protect that claim.

ArchivalResource: 1 page.

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Wharton, Polycarpus. Letter, 1679 September 26.

Title: Letter, 1679 September 26.

Letter to Edward Hubbald accompanying £10 that Hubbald sent for, and promising to deliver a message to Mr. Langley. He states that he had heard nothing mentioned of Hubbald within his family.

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Done, A. Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1686 October 1.

Title: Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1686 October 1.

Letter to Edward Hubbald "at the office of the Ordnance at the Tower." He asks Hubbald to appoint a time to meet.

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Freeman, John. Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1683 October 1.

Title: Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1683 October 1.

Letter to Edward Hubbald stating that he will send the £100 on Monday if Hubbald wants it, but if Hubbald can wait a week or ten days, that would be "a greater kindness."

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Croswell, Anthony. Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1683 June 15.

Title: Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1683 June 15.

Letter to Edward Hubbald inquiring about a gentleman in London who may be interested in purchasing one hundred and nine debentures dated 1679, which are in Croswell's possession.

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Hale, Nicholas. Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1686 September 6.

Title: Letter to Edward Hubbald, 1686 September 6.

Letter to Edward Hubbald at the Tower of London, informing him that a Doctor Lawson is unable to meet with them until the following week due to numerous engagements.

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Wharton, George. Letter, 1681 June 15.

Title: Letter, 1681 June 15.

Letter to Edward Hubbald at the Tower of London requesting that he send an answer to the enclosed message (not included) as soon as possible. Wharton would come to town upon its receipt. He requests Hubbald meet him at Chancery Lane and keep his trip to town as private as possible. Written at Enfield, England.

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