| Description | 1. Bundle of documents wrapped in an undated letter referring to to Mrs Haselwood and Mrs Niells, asking to swap ribbon for white silk and a pattern:
a. Receipted bill to Miss Lucy Davenport from Elizabeth Shears for her account of money lent and money paid out for goods.
b. Receipted bill from Benjamin Haslewood for stationary goods including sealing wax.
c. Receipted bill to Miss Lucy Davenport from Francis Sterney for horse livery.
d. Receipted bill to Miss Davenport from Mary Haselwood for fabric and making clothes.
e. Receipted bill to Miss Davenport from Thomas Corser, milliner, for ribbon and girdle.
f. Receipted bills to Miss Davenport from Richard Farr for shoes (2).
g. Receipted bills to Miss Lucy Davenport from George Robinson for buying lace and labour (2).
2. Bundle of documents wrapped in a letter dated 14 Aug (no year) from Arabella Davenport to her niece regarding pens and ink that she has received from her.
a. Receipted bill to Miss Lucy Davenport from George Haslewood for making coats and suits.
b. Receipt to Miss Davenport from Daniel Hippwood.
c. Bills to Miss Davenport from Thomas Wells for silks and ribbons (2).
d. Bill from Elizabeth Shears for monies paid by her to tradesmen.
e. 1733-38 Accounts of monies borrowed of "my mama" and monies paid out to various tradespersons unnamed (6).
f. Account for monies paid out including for the dancing master, fabric bought and wine.
g. Bill to Miss Davenport from unnamed for monies paid out for sugar candy, silks and posting a letter.
h. Receipt to Miss Davenport from William Corser.
i. Receipted bill to Miss Davenport from Edward Moore for making silk stays.
j. Bill from Joseph Lateward for habits.
k. Receipted bill to Miss Davenport from Sarah Carney for bread.
3. Receipted bill to Miss Lucy Davenport from Joseph Moore for making stays.
4. Bill to Miss Mary Lucy Davenport from John Haslewood for lemons, ginger and ray.
5. Bill from Elizabeth Payne for lamb mittens.
6. Receipted bill to Miss Lucy Davenport from Edward Moore for making stays.
7. Bill to Miss Davenport from Thomas Corser for fabric, ribbon and fringe.
8. Bill to Miss Davenport from Thomas Wells for ribbons, silks, and fabric.
9. Receipted bill to Miss Davenport from Nathan Summers for making a coat, silk cap and other clothes.
10. Receipted bill to Miss Davenport from Richard Gwyn for pins, needles and gloves.
11. Receipted bill to Miss Davenport from Benjamin Haslewood for stationary goods.
12. Bill to Miss Davenport from Thomas Wells for satin, cambric and other fabric.
13. Receipted bill to Miss Davenport from William Tayler, apothecary.
14. Bill to Miss Davenport from Benjamin Haslewood for 2 bibles and stationary goods.
15. Receipted bills to Miss Davenport from Richard Gwyn for items including ribbon, child's ivory fan pins (2).
16. Receipted bill to Miss Davenport from Richard Fair for shoes.
17. Bill to Miss Mary Lucy Davenport from John Hazelwood for lump sugar, lemons and oranges.
18. Bundle of documents wrapped in a piece of paper with figures on one side and on the reverse "taken out of a little pocket book":
a. Account of monies paid out for a variety of things including snuff, lavender water, shoes and giving to the poor.
b. Receipted bill to Mrs Davenport from Elizabeth Coward for lace, cap, cambrick and ribbon.
c. Account of monies paid to various people including servants at Lacock.
d. Receipted bill to Miss Davenport from Elizabeth Whittingstall for fabric.
e. Account for monies paid out, including monies paid at Bredon, a page going to Bridgnorth.
19. Account of monies paid out including for wages, to a poor man and the doctor.
20. Undated account for monies paid out, to a poor man, for wages. On reverse is a recipe for "Spanish Puffs" by Miss Stubbs.
21. Accounts for monies paid out for pocket money to children and the poor, wrapped in an account of monies paid out for wages (5).
22. Receipt to Miss Davenport from Isaac Cruddington for shoes.
23. Accounts for monies paid out for shoes etc (2).
24. Bill to Miss Davenport from unnamed for cards, tea, books.
25. Account of monies paid out to various trades persons.
26. Receipted bills to Miss Davenport from Richard Fare for shoes (2).
27. Receipted bill to Miss Lucy Davenport from Jeremiah Lateward for gloves.
28. Undated unnamed account for items including necklaces and silver. |