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1 - HODGSON FAMILY OF EAST WOODHAY AND MILLBROOK, HAMPSHIRE

1 - Correspondence and associated personal papers

1 - Twelve letters from Mrs Lucy Rice, writing from Cholderton to her brother Christopher Edward Lefroy at Newport, Isle of Wight, and London, and from Mrs Charlotte Harrison nee Brydges, writing from Denne Hill, Barham, Kent, to her nephew C E Lefroy, dealing with Mrs Rice’s move from Ashe in Hampshire to Cholderton and family matters.

2 - Commonplace notebook of the Revd Thomas Douglas Hodgson and his son Captain Henry John Hodgson RN, both of East Woodhay.

3 - A few letters from Henry John George Herbert, 3rd Earl of Carnarvon of Highclere Castle, Highclere, Hampshire and his successor Henry Howard Molyneux Herbert, 4th Earl of Carnarvon, to the Revd T D Hodgson at East Woodhay, 1849-1857. Also, printed rules for the admission of visitors to the park and gardens of Highclere Castle, 1864.

4 - A few miscellaneous letters received by the Revd T D Hodgson of East Woodhay.

5 - Passport issued by the British consul at Naples to Lieutenant H J Hodgson RN, travelling from Naples to Rome.

6 - Two letters from Lieutenant H J Hodgson RN, writing from Castellammare in Sicily and from Naples while on leave, to his father the Revd T D Hodgson recording in detail his sightseeing impressions of Naples, Geneva, Milan, Lake Como and Rome.

7 - Letter from Lady Winifred Mary Howard, youngest daughter of Edward George Fitzalan-Howard, 1st Lord Howard of Glossop, Derbyshire, writing as a visitor from Tauranga in North Island, New Zealand, to the Revd T D Hodgson recording her journeys through the island, topography, hot springs, the attitude of the native Maoris to the whites.

8 - Humorous letter, illustrated with sketches, from Captain H J Hodgson RN to his daughters recording his sighting of a 75 foot “sea serpent” while serving on HM Steam Sloop “Plumper” in 1848, and the resulting notoriety once this became public knowledge.

9 - Letter from Elijah Adey, a shopkeeper of East Woodhay, to Captain H J and Mrs E J Hodgson apologising for any offence he may inadvertently have given.

2 - Financial

3 - Properties

4 - Public Office: Church of England

5 - Public Office: Royal Navy

6 - Probate

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