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2664 - Talbot family of Lacock

1 - Estate

2 - Household

3 - Family

1 - Talbot family

2 - Davenport family

3 - Feilding family

1 - Pedigrees

2 - Correspondence

3 - Diaries and journals

4 - Accounts

1 - Bonds

2 - Other

1 - Accounts for Captain Feilding, Lady Feilding and William Talbot.

2 - Account book. Includes miles travelled each year and number of volumes read. Head of each page gives location - South Parade, Bath 1796; Pulteney St. and Sydney St., Bath 1800; Half Moon St. London; Winchester; Weymouth; Melbury and others. Possibly belonged to Lady Elisabeth Feilding.

3 - Lady Elisabeth Feilding's bank book.

4 - Account book belonging to Captain Feilding. "Accounts". Tradesmen's bills, often just name and amount. One for 56 shirts and 24 drawers.

4a - Account book belonging to Captain Feilding.

5 - Account book of the Feilding family in various places including Barming, Cheltenham, Sandgate, Coombe, London, Melbury, Brighton, Tunbridge Wells, Sackville Street, Penrice and Malvern.

6 - Account book mentioning lots of places, Sackville St., Coombe, Brighton, etc. Possibly belonging to Lady Elisabeth Feilding.

7 - Account book belonging to Captain Feilding. "Cloathes June 1810 to June 1814". Entries appear to be for 1810 only. Clothes account book but also includes snuff, soap, etc. Some personal detail "Shoes for Henry".

8 - Account book belonging to Captain Feilding. "C.F. General Account Book from 30th Nov. 1810 to 20th Aug. 1815".

9 - Account book belonging to Captain Feilding. "Clothes" 1 June 1811 - 31 May 1812. Itemised under Mr F(eilding), L(ad)y E(lizabeth), Children and Liveries. Yearly total £379.3.6.

10 - Account book belonging to Captain Feilding. Pencil written accounts, notes for inclusion in account books. Inside binding a bill for Captain Feilding's letters dated 1812.

11 - Household account book of the Feilding family in various places including England 1813-1819, Paris 1817, 1819-1820, Boulogne 1820, Pont de Brighe 1820, and London.

12 - Account book belonging to Captain Feilding. "C.F. General Account Book from 21st Aug. 1815".

13 - Account book belonging to Captain Feilding. "Chairs and Hackney Coaches, Boats, 1st Dec. 1815". Mostly chair rides to named people or houses and venues. Occasional boats and coaches.

14 - Account book belonging to Captain Feilding. "Amusements 1st Dec. 1815". Expenses for plays, books, exhibitions, clubs, vaudeville, Vauxhall Gardens, gunpowder, etc.

15 - Account book belonging to Captain Feilding. "Presents and Charity 1st Dec. 1815". Accounts of charity and presents.

16 - Account book between Captain Feilding and W U Awdry. Only one page per year used.

17 - Account book belonging to Captain Feilding. "Carriage, Job and Horses 1st Dec. 1815". Accounts for carriages made for the family, also for cleaning of them in Genoa 6s8d.

18 - Account book belonging to Captain Feilding. "Furniture". Accounts, furniture and mending, purchase and repair of china, silver, dusters, bed ticking, etc.

19 - Financial statements relating to Lady Elisabeth and Rear Admiral Charles Feilding - details of income.

20 - Account book belonging to Captain Feilding. "C.F." Accounts Apr 1819-Oct 1820 while travelling in France, places mentioned, Dieppe, Rouen, Caen (Hotel de la Place described as dirty), Honfleur, and Paris.

21 - Account book belonging to Captain Feilding. "Carriage and Horses". Accounts, at rear a list of places and dates.

22 - Account book belonging to Captain Feilding. "Dress C.F. Car. and Hen. Liveries". Accounts of family clothes at the front of the book, liveries at the rear.

23 - Account book belonging to Captain Feilding. "Miscellaneous". Accounts, some when travelling.

24 - Account book belonging to Captain Feilding. "Coals and Wood". Accounts, some when travelling.

25 - Account book belonging to Captain Feilding. "Physician and Medicine". Accounts while travelling.

26 - Account book belonging to Captain Feilding. "Furniture etc". Accounts for purchase and repair of furniture.

27 - Account book belonging to Captain Feilding. "Amusements". Accounts include lying and being in gunpowder, bullets, balls for the children, "a la cathedrale", plays. Travelling through Europe, Sistine Chapel and the Opera.

28 - Account book belonging to Captain Feilding. "Presents and charity". Lists mainly presents but some gifts to poor men and women.

29 - Account book belonging to Captain Feilding. "Boats, Cabriolets, etc". Many accounts whilst travelling.

30 - Account book belonging to Captain Feilding. "Prints, Books, Stationery, Newspapers". Accounts, some when travelling.

31 - Account book belonging to Captain Feilding. "Journeys". Accounts on journeys to Dieppe, Caen, Fontainebleau, Florence, Venice, Pisa, Naples.

32 - Accounts for Captain Feilding in France.

33 - Accounts for Captain Feilding. There is a list of the bills at the front of the bundle, which is not in the same order.

34 - Account book belonging to Captain Feilding. "Caroline, Horatia". Accounts, some when travelling. Includes accounts for ribbons, music, reclining board, elevated desk, etc.

35 - Account book for the Feilding family with details of continental journeys.

36 - Account book belonging to Captain Feilding. Accounts, sometimes in French. Travelling to Boulogne, Paris, Dijon, Berne, Florence, Rome, Munich, etc.

37 - Account book of the Feilding family in various places including London, Paris, Bern, Nice, Florence, Rome, Varese, Genoa, Munich, London, Clifton, Worthing, Richmond, Brighton and Lacock.

38 - Account book belonging to Captain Feilding. "Londra Napoli". Account book, largely personal expenditure in England and abroad.

39 - Thomas Stilwell's account book from 1822. Bills to Feilding Family and Suppliers.

40 - Lists and accounts of goods purchased abroad and sent to England. States duties payable in England. Concerned the Feilding family.

41 - Account book belonging to Captain Feilding. "Dress and Liveries and Sundries". Expenditure on clothes for the family, liveries at rear.

42 - Account book belonging to Captain Feilding. "Amusements". Accounts for plays, exhibitions, visits to Vauxhall Gardens (sic) and the dock at Portsmouth.

43 - Account book belonging to Captain Feilding. "Books, Stationery, Newspapers, Engravings". Includes an account for a copy of "Dr. Johnson's Tour of North Wales" purchased.

44 - Account book belonging to Captain Feilding. "Wine". Wine Accounts and duty paid.

45 - Account book belonging to Captain Feilding. "Boats and Hackney Coaches and Carriages by the day. Turnpikes". Various accounts with little detail.

46 - Account book belonging to Captain Feilding. "Caroline and Horatia". Expenditure on the two ladies, Caroline and Horatia, including pencils, doll and music from Boosey.

47 - Account book belonging to Captain Feilding. "Presents and Charity". Mostly charity to poor men and women but some presents - 20 Dec 1818 Spanish figure for Horatia when she had whooping cough; poor man driven over; Lacock Charity Society.

48 - Account book belonging to Captain Feilding. "Journeys and Carriage by Wagon". Travel expenses book including cost of carriages, hotels and horses. Details of their itinerary.

49 - Accounts for Captain Feilding. There is a list of the bills at the front of the bundle, which is not in the same order.

50 - Accounts for the Feilding family.

51 - Accounts for Lady Elisabeth Feilding.

52 - Accounts for Captain Feilding.

53 - Accounts for Captain Feilding.

54 - Accounts for Captain Feilding. There is a list of the bills at the front of the bundle, which lists more bills than are in the bundle.

55 - Account book belonging to Captain Feilding. "Physician and Medicine". Accounts for Paris, London and Brighton.

56 - Accounts for Captain and Lady Feilding.

57 - Accounts for Captain Feilding in Scotland.

58 - Accounts for Captain Feilding. There is a list of the bills at the front of the bundle, which is not in the same order.

59 - Accounts for Captain Feilding.

60 - Account book belonging to Captain Feilding. "Captain Charles Feilding Account C Miss Caroline Feilding also Miss Henrietta H.W. Feilding". Bank accounts and share purchase including South Sea stock.

61 - Accounts for Captain Feilding at Brighton. There is a list of the bills at the front of the bundle, which is not in the same order.

62 - Account book belonging to Captain Feilding. The accounts are wide ranging, and include charity, glasses, cloth, etc.

63 - Thomas Stilwell's account book including reimbursements for several bill payments, bills to family.

64 - Accounts for Captain Feilding. There is a list of the bills at the front of the bundle, which is not in the same order.

65 - Accounts for Captain Feilding. There is a list of the bills at the front of the bundle, which is not in the same order.

66 - Accounts for Captain Feilding. There is a list of the bills at the front of the bundle, which is not in the same order.

67 - Accounts for Captain and Lady Feilding for Sackville Street.

68 - Accounts for Captain and Lady Feilding. There is a list of the bills at the front of the bundle, which is not in the same order.

69 - Accounts for Lady Elisabeth Feilding.

70 - Accounts for Captain Feilding paid by Mr Stillwell.

71 - Accounts for Captain Feilding in France.

72 - Accounts for Captain and Lady Feilding for Geneva, all in French.

73 - Account book belonging to Captain Feilding. Accounts for clothes and haberdashery, some household items such as grass seed. Travelling Geneva, Bath, Nice, Turin, Paris.

74 - Accounts for Captain Feilding from Thomas Stilwell. Includes Amelina Petit's account and some letters from Stilwell to Feilding about the accounts.

75 - Account book belonging to Captain Feilding. "Lady Elisabeth, Horatia". Personal expenditure of two ladies, pencils, eau de Cologne, gloves, music and many fabrics, including black moiré mourning for the king in 1837.

76 - Account book belonging to Captain Feilding. "C.F. Dress and Liveries". Accounts, family clothes at the front, liveries at the rear.

77 - Account book belonging to Captain Feilding. "Physician and Medicine". Payment of doctors and for medicines including "medicine at door", a quack remedy. Paid woman for H's vaccination; also, payment for leeches, 8s. to Mr Blake.

78 - Account book belonging to Captain Feilding. "Journeys Carriage by Wagon". Accounts of some foreign travel and rail journeys.

79 - Account book belonging to Captain Feilding. "Boats, Hackney Coaches, Turnpikes". Lists of fares, toll charges, etc.

80 - Account book belonging to Captain Feilding. "Books, Stationery, Newspapers, Engravings". Accounts, pens bought 25 or 50 at a time. 1838 2 quires of black-edged paper were purchased.

81 - Accounts for Captain Feilding and the family in Nice.

82 - Accounts for Captain and Lady Feilding for Genoa, and some agreements.

83 - Accounts for Captain and Lady Feilding for Nice.

84 - Accounts for Captain and Lady Feilding, in French.

85 - Bills for Captain Feilding

86 - Admiral Feilding's cash book.

87 - Bills for Captain Feilding whilst staying in Leamington.

88 - Bills for the Feilding family.

89 - Accounts for the executors of the late Admiral Feilding.

90 - Accounts for Rear Admiral Feilding in the year of his death. The majority of bills were paid by his executors in 1838.

91 - Accounts for Captain and Lady Feilding for London, mostly for after Captain Feilding's death.

92 - Bills for Lady Elisabeth Feilding.

93 - Bills for Lady Elisabeth Feilding for Lacock.

94 - Bills for Lady Elisabeth Feilding.

95 - Bills for Lady Elisabeth Feilding.

96 - Bills for Lady Elisabeth Feilding.

97 - Bills for Lady Elisabeth Feilding.

98 - Bills for Lady Elisabeth Feilding, in French.

99 - Bills for Lady Elisabeth Feilding.

100 - Receipt for exchange of pounds to scudi for Miss Feilding.

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

4 - Other

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