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BRYSON COLLECTION, 1718-1940

Repository	Somerset Heritage Centre
Reference number	A/AKK
Description	Somerset items amongst the papers of Mr Bryson transferred from the Merseyside Maritime Museum.
Date	1718-1940
Access status	Open
Level	Collection

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Certificate and receipts for the redemption of Land Tax on lands owned by Michael Hole Esq in the parishes of Carhampton, Cutcombe, Elworthy, Wootton Courtney, Dunster, Minehead, Timberscombe. Declaration by Henry Ludwell Dampier of Colinshays, Somerset, Esq., that he is the eldest son of the late Rev. John Dampier of Colinshays and his wife Mary Charlotte (née Digby); and listing the names of the couple's other 7 children. Certificate. Power of attorney of Miss Annie Leigh Gwatkin of Bath, spinster, to Charles Minto Gwatkin Esq. of Colombo, Ceylon, to buy stocks and shares of tea and coffee, 1893 [with later additions in 1897]. Certificate that duty has been paid in Ceylon on the shares, etc, of the late Charles Minto Gwatkin of Brighton. Lease of ground floor of 74 and 75 High Street, Weston super Mare, by the Prudential Assurance Company Ltd to the Somerset Development Trust Limited. Deeds, etc., relating to Edgcotts Farm, Exford. Conveyance. Correspondence between Mrs P H Watson of Sparkford Hall and Messrs Ayrton and Alderson Smith of 10 Dale Street, Liverpool, solicitors. Copy will of Captain Henry Johnston Temperley Grey of 4 Wellington Terrace, Weston super Mare. Copy of contract for the sale of 5 cottages in the village of Timberscombe to the Rev. Thomas Bealy of Timberscombe. Conveyance to Henry Cramner of Grays Inn, gent and Joseph Cramner of the Six Clerks Office, London, of 2 messuages and 103a of lands in the parish of Cleverton alias Lea cum Cleverton, Wiltshire, by Elizabeth Boucher of Bath, widow, and Thomas Boucher of Christain Malford, Wiltshire, Esq., subject to the equity of redemption to Thomas Boucher. Annual accounts of the Westwood and Inglewood estates, owned by Lieutenant Colonel C T G Walmesley of Inglewood Lodge, Hungerford, Berkshire, with references to properties in Bath including 19 Royal Crescent and 5 Brunswick Street.