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Pitchford Hall (Ottley) Papers
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Will[iam] Wight at Arley to [Adam Ottley]. Almost three years' interest is due. The recipient says in his letter that ...,
Will[iam] Wight at Arley to [Adam Ottley]. Almost three years' interest is due. The recipient says in his letter that ...,
Will[iam] Ward to Adam Ottley. The bearer, who is married to the writer's aunt Wight's daughter, has occasion for the ...,
Will[iam] Ward to Adam Ottley. The bearer, who is married to the writer's aunt Wight's daughter, has occasion for the ...,
[William Ward] to [Adam Ottley]. Interest due to the writer as Lady Wolryche's executor. Incomplete,
[William Ward] to [Adam Ottley]. Interest due to the writer as Lady Wolryche's executor. Incomplete,
Will[iam] Ward to [Adam Ottley]. He received the interest due upon Mrs Wolryche's bond. Mr Wight's two sons not being ...,
Will[iam] Ward to [Adam Ottley]. He received the interest due upon Mrs Wolryche's bond. Mr Wight's two sons not being ...,
Will[iam] Ward to Adam Ottley at Pitchford. Interest on the recipient's bond; the £37 which the writer received the previous ...,
Will[iam] Ward to Adam Ottley at Pitchford. Interest on the recipient's bond; the £37 which the writer received the previous ...,
Will[iam] Ward to Adam Ottley at Pitchford. According to the recipient's request to pay the year's interest due the writer ...,
Will[iam] Ward to Adam Ottley at Pitchford. According to the recipient's request to pay the year's interest due the writer ...,
W[illiam Wake, Bishop Of] Lincoln at Buckden near Huntingdon to [the Bishop Of St Davids]. He is very sorry the ...,
W[illiam Wake, Bishop Of] Lincoln at Buckden near Huntingdon to [the Bishop Of St Davids]. He is very sorry the ...,
Will[iam] Tayleur at Salop to [Adam Ottley]. The previous morning there was a meeting of all the gentlemen in Shrewsbury ...,
Will[iam] Tayleur at Salop to [Adam Ottley]. The previous morning there was a meeting of all the gentlemen in Shrewsbury ...,
Will[iam] Scott to the Rev. M. Adam Ottley to be left with S[i]r Adam Ottley's clerk at the chancery office ...,
Will[iam] Scott to the Rev. M. Adam Ottley to be left with S[i]r Adam Ottley's clerk at the chancery office ...,
William Roe to [Adam Ottley]. Mr Jackson has come from Shrewsbury to wait upon the recipient to request the favour ...,
William Roe to [Adam Ottley]. Mr Jackson has come from Shrewsbury to wait upon the recipient to request the favour ...,
W[illiam] Roe at Pitchford to [Adam Ottley]. Mrs Robins's annuity. Endorsed: note of contents,
W[illiam] Roe at Pitchford to [Adam Ottley]. Mrs Robins's annuity. Endorsed: note of contents,
W[illiam] Roe at Lilleshall to [Adam Ottley]. He was with Mr Moreton at Newport who showed him the bond from ...,
W[illiam] Roe at Lilleshall to [Adam Ottley]. He was with Mr Moreton at Newport who showed him the bond from ...,
Will[iam] Priest at Birmingham to [Adam Ottley]. His letter, which he suspects miscarried: he acquainted the recipient therein that Mr ...,
Will[iam] Priest at Birmingham to [Adam Ottley]. His letter, which he suspects miscarried: he acquainted the recipient therein that Mr ...,
Will[iam] Priest at Birmingham to [Adam Ottley]. He is inclined to believe that Mrs Ward sent the recipient a general ...,
Will[iam] Priest at Birmingham to [Adam Ottley]. He is inclined to believe that Mrs Ward sent the recipient a general ...,
Will[iam] Priest at Birmingham to [Adam Ottley]. He has not had an opportunity of seeing any of Mr Wight's children ...,
Will[iam] Priest at Birmingham to [Adam Ottley]. He has not had an opportunity of seeing any of Mr Wight's children ...,
Will[iam] Priest at Birmingham to [Adam Ottley]. He expected that the decree might have been settled before this time. The ...,
Will[iam] Priest at Birmingham to [Adam Ottley]. He expected that the decree might have been settled before this time. The ...,
Will[iam] Priest at Birmingham to Adam Ottley at Pitchford. He herewith sends the recipient a copy of the decree, which ...,
Will[iam] Priest at Birmingham to Adam Ottley at Pitchford. He herewith sends the recipient a copy of the decree, which ...,
Will[iam] Priest at Birmingham to Adam Ottley at Pitchford. He has been at Arley to tell Mr Wight's children that ...,
Will[iam] Priest at Birmingham to Adam Ottley at Pitchford. He has been at Arley to tell Mr Wight's children that ...,
Will[iam] Priest at Birmingham to Adam Ottley at Pitchford. He got the cause wherein Mr Jos: Wight and others are ...,
Will[iam] Priest at Birmingham to Adam Ottley at Pitchford. He got the cause wherein Mr Jos: Wight and others are ...,
Will[iam] Priest at Birmingham to Adam Ottley at Pitchford. Arranging a meeting between his clients and the recipient in Birmingham ...,
Will[iam] Priest at Birmingham to Adam Ottley at Pitchford. Arranging a meeting between his clients and the recipient in Birmingham ...,
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