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245 00|aFamily life in England and America, 1690-1820.|nVolume 3,|pManaging families, I /|cedited by Amy Harris ; general editors, Rachel Cope, Amy Harris and Jane Hinckley.
250 |aFirst edition.
264 1|a[Place of publication not identified] :|bRoutledge,|c2021.
300 |a1 online resource (422 pages).
336 |atext|btxt|2rdacontent
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505 0 |aHousehold and Family Economy Mary Hornyold Clough, Recipe and remedy book, 1662-1730; Moses Rowley, Will, written 1704, proved 1706, Hartford County, Connecticut; Moses Cartwright, Estate inventory, 1700; Fordington, Dorset, England, Overseers Accounts, 1724; Henry Hyley, Inventory, 1710-40; Sun Fire Insurance Company policies, 1710-1714; John Capstack (Copestack), Inventory, 1720, Middleton, Yorkshire; John Wilman, Inventory, 1720-1740, Wakefield, Yorkshire; John Frizell, Loan to Charles Hobby and Ann Archer, 1722-38; Edmund Pilkington, Accounts, 1722-39; Anne Tracy, Diary, 1723-25; Thomas Smith, Inventory, 1728, Kirkheaton, Yorkshire; Sarah Goodricke (Goodrich), Cause Papers, 1732, Altofts, Yorkshire West Riding; Benjamin Glover (Harrop), Cause Papers, 1738, Wakefield, Yorkshire West Riding; Joseph Holdsworth, Cause Papers, 1739, Hightown, Birstall, Yorkshire West Riding; A Master-Key to the Rich Ladies Treasury. Or, The Widower and Batchelor's Directory (1742); Stevens family papers, 1745-99; Isacke Sutton papers, 1754-76; Joseph Collyer, The Parent's and Guardian's Directory, and the Youth's Guide, in the Choice of a Profession Or Trade (1761); Giles family correspondence, 1765; Murray-Robbins Family Papers, 1769-71; Ann Murry, Poems (1779); Elizabeth Murray Inman, estate papers, 1785-1837; Fynney Genealogy Scroll, 1798; Mrs (Anna Letitia) Barbauld, 'Washing Day' (1799); David Manners, Diary, 1805-06; Glen Drayton, Journal and Plantation accounts, 1814; Abraham Inskeep, Letter to James Giles regarding starting business in New Orleans, 1819 Sibling Experience Saltonstall Family Papers, Inheritance of Elisha Cook, Jr. and his sister, Elizabeth Cook, 1716; Richard Allestree, The Whole Duty of Man: Laid Down in a Plain and Familiar Way for the Use of All, But Especially the Meanest Reader (1726); Abigail Franks, Letters of the Franks family, 1733-48 (1968); Jackson and Martin Siblings, Correspondence, 1761-63; Thomas Edwards, Letters from Queen's College Oxford to Walter Edwards Freeman at London, 1747; Giles and Inskeep family correspondence, 1765-1812; John Hobart, letters to brother Robert, 1791-1796; Martha Rollinson Travell, Correspondence with sisters-in-law, Anne and Catherine Travell, 1776-77; Jackson, Richard, James and Samuel, Correspondence, 1815-19; Thomas Rumney, From the old South-Sea house: being Thomas Rumney's letter book, 1796-1798 (1914); John Henry Livingston, The marriage of a deceased wife's sister incestuous. In answer to 'A letter from a citizen to his friend' (1798); John L Duffel to his brother Edward, 21 November 1814; Ann Taylor, 'My Brother', and 'My Sister', from Filial Remembrancer: Selection of the Much-admired Poems, My Father, My Mother, My Brother, My Sister (1820) Inheritance and Genealogy Howard S Neal, compiler, Salt Lake City, Utah; Pedigrees and arms of London families, 1600-1800; Col. Nicholas Gasaway, Family papers of Maryland, Virginia, and Illinois,1650-1870; Christopher Tuthill, Notebook with genealogical notes, 1690-1858; Johnston County, North Carolina, family bibles, 18th Century; Chappell Family Bible, 18th century; James Dolbeare, Will, 18th century; Sarah Dolbeare, Will, 18th century; Daniel Renaud, Account books, 1730-60; Samuel Woodbridge, Inquiry about his father-in-law's land, 1720-21; Gordon Saltonstall, Power of attorney, 1721; Mabel and Samuel Woodbridge, Documents selling land to Elisha Cook, 1728; Thomas Woodridge, Family documents, 1728-9; William Beck, Will, 1733; William Manfield, Property dispute, 1733, excerpts; Morse Hobbs, Probate dispute, 1738-40; Elizabeth Bailey, Will, 1741; Crawford family wills and estate papers, 1758-1817; Pierpont family genealogical records, 1764-1805; John Seacombe, Memoirs, containing a genealogical and historical account of the antient and honourable house of Stanley: from the conquest, to the death of James late earl of Derby, in 1735 (1767); Aaron Franks, Will, 1777; Abraham Prado, Will, 1780; Daniel Di Salamon Serra, Will, 1783; Moses Franks, Administration, 1789; Anthony R and Mary; Cheatham, Family bible and land records, 1794-1820; A W Rumney, ed. From the old South-Sea house: being Thomas Rumney's letter book, 1796-98; Chester-le-Street, Parish registers, Durham, 1798; Ashton in Makerfield, Lancashire, parish registers, 1798-1812; Phila Franks, Administration, 1801; James Oxley, Settlement Examination, St. Mary Castlegate, York, 1801; Judy Levy, Administration, Hanover Square, 1803; Abigail Franks, Will, 1810; Elizabeth Greenwood, Will, 1811; Joseph Morson/Mawson, Settlement Examination, St. Mary Castlegate York, 1813-14; Jacob Franks, Will, 1814; Napthali Franks, Administration, 1822; Judy Levy, Administration, 1835
520 |aThis four-volume collection of primarily newly transcribed manuscript material brings together sources from both sides of the Atlantic and from a wide variety of regional archives. It is the first collection of its kind, allowing comparisons between the development of the family in England and America during a time of significant change. Volume 3: Managing Families, I The sources included here document the economics of running a household, the experience of being a sibling and information on family inheritance and genealogy. Specifics on home economics include information on food and cooking, washing laundry, insurance inventories and plantation accounts.
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650 7|aHISTORY / General|2bisacsh
650 0|aFamilies|zGreat Britain|xHistory|y18th century|vSources.
650 0|aFamilies|zUnited States|xHistory|y18th century|vSources.
700 1 |aHarris, Amy,|eeditor.
700 1 |aCope, Rachel,|eeditor.
700 1 |aHinckley, Jane,|eeditor.
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