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2664 - Talbot family of Lacock

1 - Estate

2 - Household

3 - Family

1 - Talbot family

1 - Pedigrees

2 - Correspondence

3 - Diaries and journals

4 - Accounts

5 - Legal

6 - Politics and public office

7 - Patronage and societies

8 - Research notes

9 - Photographs, prints, sketch books and music books

10 - Recipe books

11 - Newspaper and magazine cuttings

12 - Miscellaneous

1 - Article and list.

2 - Visiting cards

3 - Blank book laid out for "family book-keeping".

4 - Book in Latin, no cover and first 26 pages missing.

5 - Page of doodles including signature by John Talbot.

6 - Various fragments of letters and bills. Unfit for production.

7 - Poem entitled "The reason why ministers deem it expedient to doctor the constitution".

8 - Greek dictionary / wordlist belonging to John Talbot at Oriel College Oxford.

9 - Subscription list of supporters for the first set of 24 views of welsh castles. Published according to act of parliament by Samuel & Nathaniel Buck, No 1 Garden Court, Middle Temple London 5 April 1740. List includes Lord Talbot and John Talbot.

10 - "A Fair, Candid and Impartial State of the Case Between Sir Isaac Newton and Mr Hutchinson" by George Horne, fellow of Magdalen College, Oxford.

11 - Document concerning the agistment tithe of unprofitable stock in the case of the Vicar of Holbeach, 1768. Includes a letter to the clergy of the Archdeaconry of Norwich, 1767.

12 - The Repository for Select Papers on Agriculture, Arts and Manufactures booklets I-V.

13 - Part of rough account book with sketches illustrating how the menu was to be set out on the table.

14 - Ledger and other items.

15 - "The History of Lacock Abbey from Dugdale, Stevens with additions on the present state of the Abbey".

16 - Two copies of "The Wiltshire Society" account of the anniversary, May 1820.

17 - Letter (in Greek).

18 - "Annals and antiquities of Lacock Abbey".

19 - Prescriptions for Mrs Talbot of Sackville Street (presumably Constance Talbot) from Fisher & Tollerts.

20 - Printed material on histories, architecture and notes, collected by Charles Henry Talbot. Some are written by Talbot.

21 - Pamphlets and account books for William Henry Fox Talbot and Charles Henry Talbot.

22 - Book of translations of a foreign language. Mostly empty.

23 - Issued to Charles Henry Talbot.

24 - Letter, brochure, calculations.

25 - Letters, a leaflet, accounts, a photograph and a parliamentary report all relating to Lacock.

26 - "Early annals of the Episcopate of Wilts and Dorset" by Reverend (Canon) William Henry Jones, vicar of Bradford on Avon.

27 - Tracing of the inscription on the gravestone of William Henry Fox Talbot by Thomas Tyley in Bristol.

28 - Guidebook to the Corinium Museum of Roman Remains at Cirencester by A H Church, eighth edition.

29 - Various papers mostly relating to Matilda Talbot but also some notes by, and letters to, Charles Henry Talbot and William Gilchrist Clark-Maxwell.

30 - Various papers mostly relating to Matilda Talbot including her visit to Canada and some war papers, and various photographs.

31 - Wiltshire Archaeological Society book entitled "Feet of fines Edward I and II" edited by R B Pugh, printed Devizes 1939.

32 - Booklet on the centenary exhibition for 100 years of photography held at the science museum.

33 - Journal of the Royal Society of Arts to celebrate the centenary of photography, 1939.

34 - Documents relating to the William Henry Fox Talbot Trust.

35 - Article in "Physics World" entitled "Quantum carpets, carpets of light" by Michael Berry, Irene Marzoli and Wolfgang Schleich on William Henry Fox Talbot.

36 - Documents relating to exhibitions concerning William Henry Fox Talbot.

37 - Copy of the Lacock Abbey Magna Carta.

38 - Death certificate for Charles Henry Talbot.

2 - Davenport family

3 - Feilding family

4 - Other

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