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1946 - Pleydell-Bouverie family of Longford Castle, Earls of Radnor

1 - Business

2 - Estate

1 - General

2 - Wiltshire

1 - Deeds

2 - Manorial records

3 - Rent and estate accounts: Wiltshire estates only

4 - Surveys: Wiltshire estates

5 - Maps & plans: Wiltshire estate

6 - Correspondence, memoranda

1 - Britford: legal opinion and correspondence about ownership of islands in the Avon river

2 - Britford: stone depot at Longford Hill

3 - Downton: papers about Downton Mills and Downton Mill Bridge

4 - Downton: New Forest rights claims (2)

5 - Downton: life on a lease

6 - Downton: the borough Mace

7 - Downton: Wick Farm

8 - Homington

9 - Odstock

10 - Jacob 2nd earl of Radnor: two undated memoranda: about the need to support the plan of defence in the face of a possible invasion by the French, probably 1803; advice to his successors on the management of the estate.

11 - Jacob 2nd earl of Radnor: a manuscript copy of an Act to preserve salmon and other fish in the river Avon, in Hampshire and Wiltshire (incomplete)

12 - Correspondence regarding the purchase of the Jervoise estates in Britford, West Harnham and Stratford Tony

13 - Correspondence

14 - Correspondence

15 - Correspondence

16 - Correspondence regarding part of a road at Bodenham

17 - Correspondence

18 - Correspondence

19 - Correspondence

20 - South Wiltshire estate: papers relating to exchange of lands in East and West Harnham, Downton, Redlynch and Standlynch

21 - South Wiltshire estate: correspondence

22 - South Wiltshire estate: correspondence (4)

23 - South Wiltshire estate: re-apportionment of tithes

24 - South Wiltshire estate: correspondence, vouchers & receipts

25 - North Wiltshire estate: correspondence

7 - Estate development, incl building plans

8 - Miscellaneous

3 - Kent

4 - London & Middlesex

5 - Other records

3 - Household

4 - Personal and Family

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