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2057 - Herbert family of Wilton House, Earls of Pembroke

1 - Surveys and valuations

2 - Accounts

3 - Rentals and estate accounts

4 - Manorial

5 - Enclosure

6 - Plans and Maps

7 - Other estate records

1 - Correspondence

2 - Reports and memoranda

1 - Papers relating to the customary rights in Grovely belonging to villagers in Wishford and Barford St. Martin.

2 - Volume containing a record of various estate transactions, presentments to office, etc., and also acting as a formulary and precedent book.

3 - Report on Sidney Herbert’s estate in and near Dublin. Removed 11.4.97 to National Archives Dublin.

4 - “Wilton memoranda”. Half-yearly reviews of the estate property at the time of the audit; arranged by places and then by tenants’ names. Deals with repairs, rent arrears, schools, railways, crops, illnesses, and so on. After each entry there is a brief comment by Lord Pembroke’s guardian.

5 - “Wilton memoranda”. This is a copy of the same years in No. E2/4 above.

6 - Report on the Fitzwilliam estates in Ireland for one year.

7 - Report to the estate trustees on a proposed water supply scheme for the estate

8 - Report of a meeting between Lord Pembroke’s agent and representatives of Wishford Oak Apple Club about rights of way, gates and stiles, etc.

9 - Schedules, agreements, etc., relating to the part of Wilton House and estate requisitioned by the War Department.

10 - Memorandum by Lord Pembroke about the future finances of large estates, with some related correspondence.

11 - Surveyors’ report and statement of accounts relating to the layout and development of the Pembroke Park housing estate, Bemerton.

3 - Financial

4 - Inventories

5 - Sale particulars

6 - Miscellaneous

8 - Wilton House and Park

9 - Charities

10 - Family and personal

11 - Other activities of the family

12 - Public and state papers of Sidney Herbert (1810-1861), Baron Herbert of Lea

13 - Deeds

14 - Legal

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