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Letter to Samuel Aplin, senior, written from Wellington Union workhouse by William Stone, complaining of his pitiful state.
Surrender by William Benjamin Paterson of New Bridge Street, Blackfriars, London, gent., to Robert Aplin of Pitminster, of two cottages and part of Carter's Orchard in the tithing of North Trendle, hundred of Hull.
2 copy admissions by Robert Aplin of Pitminster, innkeeper, and Samuel Aplin of the same place, yeoman, on the death of Samuel Aplin their father, late of Pitminster, yeoman (formerly blacksmith), to the Crown Inn, Pitminster, and a parcel of land called Spye Post, (4a) in the Manor of Taunton Deane.
Inland Revenue residuary account in respect of the estate of Samuel Aplin, d 1863, will proved 1869.
Deed of Covenant for the production of the deeds to the Crown Inn and lands in Staplehay, Pitminster, by William Cousens of Wilton, market gardener, to Robert Aplin of Pitminster, yeoman, and Samuel Aplin of Pitminster, yeoman.
Mortgage to secure £420 and interest, by Mr Robert Aplin of Pitminster, yeoman, to Miss Elizabeth Carew of Brighton, spinster, of a house, orchard and garden in Pitminster (tithe map parcels 338-340).
Pitminster register of electors, with overseers' objections marked.
Probate of the will of Robert Aplin, of Staplehay, Pitminster, assistant overseer.
Priced list of contents of Oakfield House, Staplehay, sold at auction.
Photographs, postcards and miscellaneous papers relating mainly to the Aplin family of Staplehay, Pitminster.
Papers relating to the Aplin family.
