Series AEC 1 - Copy letters sent

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AEC 1

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Copy letters sent

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  • 1869-1905 (Creation)

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43 volumes.

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Volumes containing carbon copies of letters sent by J. G. Palling (1869-1880), Frederick J. Justice (1869-75, 1880-1902), H. P. Williams (1897-1905) and G. P. Mitchell-Innes (1903-1905), all of the Tredegar estate office, Newport. Besides AEC 1/1 and 1/3, which are Frederick Justice's letter books for the period Aug. 1869-Aug. 1875, the volumes (with a missing volume covering Nov. 1890-July 1891) form a single chronological sequence of volumes, passing from one agent to the next. H. P. Williams was possibly the agent's deputy or clerk, and possibly acting agent in 1902-1903, between the death of Colonel Justice and the appointment of Mitchell-Innes. Typewritten letters first appear in Dec. 1902.

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There are indexes to correspondents at the front of each of the volumes.

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Preferred citation: AEC 1

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vtls004276262

GEAC system control number

(WlAbNL)0000276262

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  • Text: AEC 1.